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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

ne continued his work ma o teiesrapher. He
was born in annapolis. Md. In 1S,6 and
went 10 the from. as first corporal ni Com
panr X Second Massachusetts volunteers.
Soon after the regiment reached Tampa he
WAS detached ard made a sergeant In the
government signal service. In the first
balloon and sent all the messages. and con-
tinuei the work on the second day during
the battle of San Juan hill.
Tho body will be sent TO Annapolis Tor
irtcrlncnt.
Calamity has overiaken all three OF the
men who were I'm the unfortunate balloon.
One .Df the officers died as the result OF his
injuries. while another IL an inmate OF an
insane RSylunl.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
HIGH WATER IN TENNESSEE.
Heavy Rainfall for Several Day.
Aroused Fears of . Serious

KNOXVILLE. TENN. March 19.-Heavy
rainfalls for several days past are now be-
ginning TO manifest their results. The
Southern railway has suffered considerable
damage to its tracks between this city and
Ashev.ile y. c.: Bristol. Tenn. and Chat
tanooga Tenn The tracks have been sub
merged and partially washed out for dis
tance OF five miles near Asne!ille. All traf-
fis. on the Ashevi.le branch mas been -uS-
pended. The damage to the Chattanooga
branch has been temper ariiy repaired. The
Tennessee river at this city is twenty-seEen
feet above low water and is rising rapidly.
A spring freshet is feared.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
Can. Il q ..Cl...y I.ventio.."

PARIS. March 1s-The Temps to-day
publishes an interview with Baron Won
liehrenheim. former Russian ambassador 10
France who now resides at Pau, in which
lie denounces as a 'ciumsy invention the
10th Russian and French military secrets
TO the German government. and that Il has
teen only TO avoid 4 public scandal greater
than the Dseyfus affair that he has been
linpunfShed
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
Earl, k.r... settler Dr.d.

PERRY. KAS.. March 1a.-(Spccial) II:
II. Eatton. an old settler Of Kansas. died
of abscess of the brain at his hom.. in Perry
this morning at 6 O'Clock. He leaves 4
wife and six children three of whom re-
side in New Mexico. and three here. The
funeral will take place to-morrow.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
PATRICK WALSH. ONE OF THE
= soUTfss GREAT MEN. rs DEAD.
WAS EDITOR AND POLITICIAN
oERvED PART OF A TERN N THE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
0waeA the Augusta Chronicle. and
Was Mayor of Augusta at the
T1se Of His Dcath-Skcsch
Of Hts Career by Clark
Howell.

, AUGUSTA. GA. March l9.-Pa,rick
Walsh oX-rnitcd States senator and mayor
of Augusta, died at his residence to-day.
after three months illness. OF nervous
prcstration. There was little hope in the
community OF his recovery. but his death
was not thought TO be so near at hand.
Mayor Walsh was one of the most promi-
oent men in Georgia. and had national rec
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
to preserve IT.. As to what preservaiins
was. I do not know"
"Wns tli. nDpot A. kelnnd n TnmOn3 p

to preserve It.. As TO what preservaiins
",.Was this agent at Lakelnnd or .Tampa7''
DO you wish the court TO understand
that very IN much Of the meat supplied to
| treated Chemically?''
II would not swear, that II was. ! will
say that In my opinion II was.
geant % that ment being treated:"
| u called the attention of my commits
gary officer. my Immediate SUPERIOR
General! Dnvis asked:
| Did all the meat you got at Lakeland
ipari paraf;ine?" nave ''''S S''sS' ''' '"e' AN"
o, nDid you say say !. that s 1T looked like par
'All the car meat we received had that
<! appearance.
in GaG GaSa!a about the beef you received late
] The majority of the meat We received
| in Cuba spoiled: 1t was the fault of the
climate 1 thought. at the time"
Did it have this white appearance"
II could not say because 1t was all in
| cloths
Who was present beside yourself at
this Interview with the agent of Armour
Lieutenant Hartman and probably Ser
geant Ables. who is now a commissary
sergeant at Santiago"
Are you sure the agent was an Armour
yes, sir: am positive Of that. because
| made out the vouchers.
Was he a resident of Tampa. or did he
simply come from there?'
II think he was probably Chicago
! man."
What was his appearance?'
He was short. heavy set man. In fact.
Armour had two agents there: one young
| man of -. the other decidedly Jewish in
appearance. The one l refer to was the
| young man
| Gould You scrape this material off the
surface of the meat-the preservaline?'
| Il could not say that we could scrape it
off. 1t would break. 1t was so light
! could not sorape 1t off,
! The court adjourned at noon and will con-
vene in Chicago at 10 O'clock Tomorrow
| morning.
| Superintendent George W. Tourtellot. of
the Armour Packing Company. was asked
last night whether any representative Of
| his company answered the description of
the agent at Tampa who was described by
| Sergeant Mason.
Il Go not know of anyone who was at
Tampa at that time said Mr.. Tourtellot.
In fact. l am sure that our company was
not represented at Tampa by anyone at
that time. Mr.; Hastings visited Tampa, but
his business had no connection with the
| beef department"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
The Son Knew.
From Punch

From Punch
sins Of the father are visited on the chill
dren?'
He-"Rather. Ny governor promised to
let me have a fiver this morning. but ne
lost it at poker last night, - didn't
get it,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
Kr.xer !. Fore.ixhted.

PRETORIA, March la.-Preeident Kruger.
IN ar important speech at Heidelberg. on
Friday, emphasized the necessity OF the
cause. as he argued. the South African re.
public being an Island state. In event OF
trouble with any Of III. powers. its supplies
Of explosives might otherwise be suddenly
cut on. Where should We be then?" he
exclaimed
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
..N0t How Cheap,

But How GOOD" Is the motto Of the An
heuser-Busch Brewing Association. brew
beers for family and club use In the world
No corn-just pure beer.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
Noble sentinent.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Give me the streets Of the cities" aaid
the corporation president. "and care not
who takes the Islands.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
WOMAN SHOOTS HER LOVER.
He Had Been DiviaI.s His Attsa,,
tions, and She Went Ganning 4
for Hin.

GUTHRIE. o. T.. March 19.-(Specian
Last night a woman by the name =,
Greenfield. whose soubriquet Is Battle,
axe" shot and killed her lover at Kingfishs,
er. The man killed Is Merit Hickey. and n
IL well known In Oklahoma, Kansas aIa.
Missouri among sporting men. He was IN a
driver Of the fieet-fOOted :-year-Old
kittie kesler. Hickey and Miss Greenfam
have been intimate for long time, but
lately hickey has been lavishinS his aiYec-
tiOns upon another woman. IntoxicaltS
and jealousy moved the Greenfield woman
to start in search Of Hickey. She was nc
companied by two young men, They found
Hickey. The woman called to him and he
opened the stable door. As soon a. he
bullet penetrated the skull and he died TN
stantly. Miss Greenfield has been arresteJ
and is nOw In jail. =
Brimful OF informntion-our Classine,p
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

What high color Miss Glummy has"
Yes the revenue stamp raises the prtce
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

Brimful OF information-ouf Classife,
Ads. Get In them with YOUR.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
JllujSl
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the Css
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their reg
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= snr.e
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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

npther do II
: alave and
USELESS idle
1T hands tc
q heavy bui
At to bear.
ON her fort
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II 10 IL
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- Its bri
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q once was
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

Zen there
.ventuiers
itiies as ''
: nd its ter
20 read IN
slt his life
a;lic. Mr.. j
rug store
g letter:
Go.
'an aiway
" my cu
- u s..y'
drea,.
-. country
b.. l ,.l.a,:s. ha:s
g Is sold b,
" HIST bot
OF DIR. y
grip. cons
;. Niles 4
We and IL
fres of eos
oei -d,ir.s
d. Ample.
q paper.
thast. /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-02

l1nterpffi5ier: r8erls, funteln mill
len cure SnDpfe, oaB i6 mir Die Giz
garre baran anitefen tann = Omit ges
bobsner Stimme) i9 babe ~alerpings
feline mebr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-02

Se6r ndip bate elm S9uGebrer in
Samburg iiben bic S9ulitube folgens
ben Reim dngebrd6t:
yQqbier er3iebt man bic Sltgeno
CUR 9pttesfur9t unb Sugenb,
llnb bldut unartigen &tnbern,
Sang iDitemdtii6 ben Sintern,
limb 3iebt oaraus nit tnapper Not6
Sein tdrgli4 Stiidlein tdgli4 8rpp."
r6alten gu @naben, 9err Qmts@
ri4ter, Der 8aitIiepp bat mi an BUM
men @iel gebeiBen!"
so? limb mas fir 8efpeiie baden
Sic fir Die llnpabrbeit bieier 9ebaups
tung?"
lieutenant gum 8urI6en): Sean,
in meinem @liiblt9titrumpf lit elm
God; geben Sic bin unb beitellen sic
einen neuen fir Die Slamme."
Sean Gin Der Strumpfpaarenbanbz
lung): Dem Serrn lieutenant feline
5lamme bat elm God i'm Strumpf, unb
Sic iollen mir einen neuen fir bas
Srdulein geben."
Seppl Gals Der @ouffleur ie6r ldut
ipri9t): r8ater, b0rit bu pas furioIe
g4o i'm Sbeater?"
@as lit belI?- 0enn fi9 elm SaQiz
f9er galore aus ben 6aIigen BET bell
lem Simmel in elmer bp6en, 6eQen
9ale, o6ne einen balben 9eler, bait
gang unbebeatgt aufbdlt.
gatient: ,g9 Soft, Serr Oottor,
mir lit 10 i4le4t! 8enn i4 bod nur
iterben tDnnte!!"
Nr5t: r2aHsn sic nur gut Iein,
niro i4on fOmmen, piro i4un fumz
men!"
Qn5etge. ,&ourragierter &ellner
niro gefu6t. 9erielbe bat otter fir
Die StammgGite ben 9ausi9lifel gu
bolen."
8adfiI9: vSa bebauptet Sruu Ri9z
ter INNER, Tie ndre ungliidli9 perbet=
rat6et uno babel bate tie geitern pieoer
elm neues &leto an"
grofeHor: nNun, 5err &anbibdt,
mas biloet ii9 bur9 bieien pbpiiologtz
i4en Proaeb?"
&anbioat G3pet9t). -
ProfefTor: Isl petb 9ptt, fommen
Sic ni6t barauf?"
&anotOat: rQ4 Gptt, Gipeib!"
Srudfebler. @eiu9t Elm &aiiirer>
poiten. Reflettant lit i'm Stanoe, bic
oa5u nDt9ige &aution gu ite(b)len.
Stdter (an pel6em cine pfeifenbe
locomotive poriiber fdbrt): rNa, bic
i9eint audi i9pn gu pifen, baB mein
neues Drama our6gefaQen it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-02

,@ann piegt Der Meni9 am meiz
item, Spttor?" frug Elm Yatient. Der
ii9 elmer biGtii9en Sebanolun9 unters
5pgen bate.
vWenn er mir auf meme Siibnerz
allgen %tritt," antpprtete Der Irst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-02
Sas Siatm
eleftrii6e &reus,

and @oIta SrsuS esuauut.
puroe por eiuisGn Sobreu
tn Seltsrr,id eriunbsn, uno
In 6olse ietusr erossu Sers
otenlte lamb IS balo Gins
gang IN gan; europa. 8as
elettriide EtamoRo 6reus
heilt Wusfsls iowobl als
Geleut Rbsmatismus, 9ss
iidtsrgiFeu uuo S6mersen
lber BEN sarssu S6rper.
Seroeuletoen, Nerpenabs
ipdnnung, SdpGde, euts
ibpunoene NeruentrGit,
SaluHoneteit. Ibseipaunts
belt, seiittse Serrittuug,
hnitfriIhr Nrf6ne NTk-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-02

81: ,Wie tpmmt benin bds9 sic am
nonciren ia i9on ipieber na9 einem
perloren 9e9an9enen Sunb! 9as lit ia
I9on Der brittle in einem Monat!!"
g.: sSd, piiien sic, iett metne
So9ter GeIangunterri9t nimmt, tann
i9 teinen 9unO mebr BEL mir gu Suuie
balten!"
Sn elm ie6r pprnebmes S9ubpaue
rengeI9dft tritt cine Dame uno be-
i4tpert iiG, bab Elm Paar Stiefel, Die
Te erit Opr einigen Sagen .getauft babe,
pDaig serriKsn ieten. Der 9ei9Gftsz
in6aber i9iittelt ben Sop. = n8te lit
bas mDgli9?" = Gnbli9 na4 ldngem
8eiinnen ruff er aus: rglb, ieBt bab' i6
es! sic tperben nit bieien Stiefeln auf
Der StraBe segangen iein. Bir ba6en
Ionit nur &unoi4aft, pelde i'm 8as
gen fdbrt!"
81: y@9, i9 babe fein Slid Bel ben
MGo6en, tie laden mid aqe aus, neil
i4 10 fur4tiam bin."
g.: rSa = parum iinb Sic benin 10
fur9tiam?"
o.: rNun, peil mid ale Mdb6en
ausla9en."
Mobernes !SeiratbsgeIu9. .Nt6t
unpermOgenbes MGb9en, bon Der toQz
item @infdle, iu4t puFenoen 2e6enss
g%efd9rten. Oramatii4er Si4ter be-
porSugt."
Seppl (ben Der !Serr 2e6rer tii6tig
9epriigelt bait: r@rpB m09t, / ieBt
iein unb &tr9peib ioGt' iein =
unb Der 9err Zebra ioaf audi bintomz
ma uno | tOnnt' nit ibm raufen!"
ar5t (auf Der Strabe einen iGumis
gen S9ulOner treffenO): rQb, guten
Sag, Serr 9r0bler, ipte gebt's, pie
9ebts, pie itebts? 2lpropos, tpie aebt es
benin nit S9rem 9eod4tntb9 S9on
befer?"
Serr: yMit meinem @eod6tnib?"
@r5t: rSa! Die leBte Sa6resreGz
nnng 1T ia nod INNER ni9t besablt."
8ommeraienrdt6 Stein @ur neuen
8oupernante): Stu, tpie iinb sc 3uz
frieoen nit meine 8inoer; lernen iie
re6t?"
8oupernante: 80 ia, Defenders i'm
Re4nen iinb Tie re9t gut; aber fir
hDbere Snterefen feblt ibnen Der
Sinn."
&ommersienratb: ,@oBu foQ'n ie
ba6'n Sim fir bDbere SntereTen?
9ibt beut gu Sag tein MenI9 mebr
als bO9tens 4 perBent."
Sag mai, bat bas MGoel pas?"
nNa, 10 BRET Mtae pirb lie i9pn in
bic Gbe mitbrtnsen!"
ySbaler9"
"alse, anii6tspOittarten!"
Serr Sleeper f6rsibt einem &C.
i6dftsfreuno einen 9rief, betpmmt
benielben aber na9 einigen Sasen nit
folgenoem poitbermert Suriid: ,Ibreiz
lat Dor einigen Sagen peritorben, aez
9entpdrtige Ioreiie u%nbetannt!"
9eri6tsppa5ieber (bei einem Chant
bregarniiten): n2iebes Serr9e, babe
sc po3 N ee4enen (eigenen) 8lsebsr=
i9rdnt?"
rHee, mein &uteiter, i'd bab' sic
Bios men tiefernen!"
Reiienber Tim @afboD: vSn Berlin
baben mir bod piel f%eineres 9riefpa=
pier"
Sberfellner: nSn Berlin sibt es ia
AUDI bel fetnere 2umpen."
Mil9bdnbler (ber fpegen Ydnti6erei
81 10 Wdrf pe%rurtbeilt ipuroe, Su ieiz
ner Srau): rSu Ilte, ieBt beibt's aber
felt 8afer 'nein i9iitten, bis mir bic
10 Wtart tpieoer 'raus baben!"
Graf (5u ieiner Sp9ter): sd
tperoe ME sugeben, baB ou oieien Siirz
9erli6en gum Manne nimmit! Sa8
tpare ia Der refine Stammbuumfrepel!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-02
giertss Stodpsrf i'm 9aut s. Suiurauess
@ebGuoe, Dubuque, So.
ey- g8ir ipre6eu beuti9. 81
Gbteaso. Wiilmaufee & ct. Saul
Giieubabm.

Sabrplan in Sraft 9etretet am ~. Wdr,
1899. Sabubof Gde 4. NIB @laps StraBe.
SidetsS Office 597 WfaiusS traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-02

ming, getiubuua, Stttsru, Reuralsie. Stlas aufiQe.
eptlsptiide auidue. SstistauI uu~resetmiBigsr Ser,s
ibtag, r~eru6isr uuo oueersr SopiidmerS uuo ale St6s
ruugen oS Reruenipltems. Dos 8reuS piro Iaq uub
Rodt an elmer Setoenituur setrageu. 1us SreuS
foitet siusn Dollar uno IS piro ad~raRtirt, bab IS beuisl;
ben Sped sriiut, ais Der bette eletlriihe Girtel, pelter
ihnilebu bis iiiuiuuoi uausie Wtal mebr toitet. SeoeS
Dlltsttso elmer 5umilis. no traut ooer ssiunb, ioate
ME obue elm elCttriides aTeuS ieiu, ba es teiueH beieru
Rrantbeit5z Abletter etbt. Shttt 81 % mittelit Grs
pres, S~eloanweiinu9 ooer restitrirtsm Brief uuo mir
psroeu sud olne wsitere Rotten Elm ele~ttrtibej &reu,
3eusuihCn.
:. Sale pou Stuttsart, art., idreibt SD mar felt
Sahrer NIT : dmsrSen gcpIast uuo tetu Gottor NIB
Bdtsntmeet sin tCuute mir belien. Sd bin. oant Sbrem
puuoerbareu elettriiaen 8reus, iest pcuitdnois curirt.
- apreirre
Diamond Electric Cross Co.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-02

Seppl Gals Der Souffleur ie6r ldut
ipri4D: g8ater, AOrit ou pas t~urioie
G3o i'm S6eater?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-02

Sasbfreunp: .a1e Sasel, ieBt bab'
ib gar Sbren Suno eri9ofen!"
Der alte SDrfter: r9eunrubisen
sic Ii6 ni6t. Der 9arel lest ii9 ims
mer auf ben Hiiden, ipbalb Elm Serr
aus Der Stabt Sonntags i9arf se>
I9pKen bat, nur INN ben Serrn Die
Sreube su MAIDEN, baB er slaubt, er
6dtte etpas setrpffen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-02

Chicago, Milpaufee 8 90 Sm 8 so 0m
uno benz Often 8 so 9tm z 80 9im
~ 43 Sm II As Rn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-02
Spab mnb audi icim.

SPuR AtHn uAU IltH"
HtttergutsbeiiBer au ieinem beur4
laubten Neffen: n@ie 8urt, Su
tpmmit in Gtptl 81 uns?"
lieutenant: rNur aus S9onung
fir Die 9amenpelt!"
,Wie reiSenb Sic beute pieber aus
Ieben, 5ral 9irettor! = itnb unbez
bin9t Die &Dnigin bes 8aIes!l"
vBirtli9? 5err lieutenant, bieies
&pmpliment ma9t mid ii6ergliidlt4!!"
.Mertpiirbig! Sasielbe babe i4
1eute I9pn minbeitens sebn 0amen ie>
Iagt unp ieOe bat cine &ieienfreuoe ies
6dbt!"
Batter (au ieinem i'm eriten SemeI ter
itltbirenoen Sp6n, ben er nit ieinem
9efu9 iiberrdI9t bait: ,Sein Weder
lit auf IL lbr geiteIt. Su pirit bod
ni4t etpa I'm bieie 3eits crit auf@
iteben?"
Sp6n: ,@p bentit Su bin, Papa =
er ion mid nur BEL Der Irbeit an Die
@iensSeit ma6nen!"
o.: y@as, 9u Iu6It cine neue Wobz
nung? Warum 5iebit Ou benin i4on
pteDer ous?"
s.: v@us stpeierlei @riinben. Grz
items ipielt ndmli9 Die So9ter bes
6ausberrn ben gan3en Sag &lapier,
urb 5peitens bat mid t6r Batter 'rduss
gei9mifen, neil i9 Die Miet6e ni9t
3a9len fpnnte!"
.,Oie Srdu bes SduIes min Dem
neuen 9ienItmGb9en Defenders ans
6erS legen, bic Sunitiammlung bon
@ltert6iimern, Die i6r Mann angelegt,
ia gu I9pnen: v2tuF ems poqte ia sic
aufmertfdm MAIDEN, metn Wann lit
elm ie6r GROCER ateb6aber alter Segen=
itdnoe..
0ienitmdb6en: rad 10, unb ba bat
er Sbnen ie6eiratbet!!"
Srau Gu t6rem aus benz @efGngniB
5uriidgetebrten Mann): n@ber Wils
belm, 9u bait ia fem Sdar me6r!!"
Mdnn: rSa, bas mar audi oas elm
5ige, mas BEL uns ausgeben purfte."
&i6ter: v4ngetlagter, tparum haben
Sic benin bteIen &od geItoblen?"
Steb: v@uer 8naben, 9err &i6ter,
perben bod ielbit einieben, DAT. i9 ben
meintsen ni4t mebr trdgen tann."
ssrau: SIS lit bod cine re9te I'M
fitte, SsremopDrter anautpenoen, ND
man quite DeutI9e Hdmen bat. Sd
iu6t Semanb in Der 3eitung einen
,Spcius" unb meint odmit bob nur
einen uGpmpagnpn".
G1p: 80, mein Gson, tpie bas wteer
to9t!"
Ggou dsuf8enO): "a4 ia, pis 9u,
gup!"
@QD: u@teIp, mein 2ieber9"
@gpn: nNa, es tpAt atturat 10 pers
ialSen"."
Sienitmann (pel9er elm Pprtee
monnaie gefunben, 81 einem Stuoenz
tenn: vSieies Yortemonnaie gebprt gez
piB Sbnen, mein Serr!!"
STUDENT: rSappbl! Wieio ba9ten
sic, bab pieies Portemonnaie mir gez
b0rt2"
9ienItmann: r@an5 einfa4. neil
gar ni9ts b'rin iit!"
2e6rer: ,Was bsiBt bas: gr bra9te
iein @ut I'm nit YraHen?"
S6iiler: r@r uno prafen bebben
lid INNER beIppen."
,Sie iunge Dame, nit pel6er i9
mid geitern abeno auf benz Bale pers
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
MAY PURCHASE MILL,
Conference Today Regard
ing the Wilkinson
vile Plant.

Wilkinsonville, Sept. 19.-Several par
ties are looking at the H. N Slater
Manufacturing Co.'S mills in this place
with view to purchasing and deal
is likely to be contaminated on We'd
nesday. One of the parties has George
B. Inches of Grafton at its head and
they talk strongly of buying the plant
for manufacturing rubber goods
Another party looking at the mills
desiresto manufacture cotton goods and
meeting of the prospective purchas-
ers and the trustees of the H. N
Slater company will be held at the mill
Office tomorrow.
The cotton plant in this town is an
old stone mill and a four story brick
mill with a machine shop, outbuildings
tenements and barns, and has the
Blackstone river for water power The
water power at this place is the best
on the stream, as the water privilege
consists of two new granite dams built
in 1897, and having % feet fall.
The mills have been closed since the
spring of 1898. There are about 80
tenements on the property of the COM
pany.
The public library will reopen next
Saturday after being closed all summer
Miss Gustie Houghton will be in charge.
The ladies of the st. Johns church
will have a harvest concert and supper
in Slater's hall on October II. A mar
vest drill is being prepared by the
young ladies of the church.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
HIS NINTH BIRTHDAY.
Numerous North Grafton Youth Guests
of Homer Melidy.

North Grafton, Sept. 19.-Mr. Briggs
resumed his duties as mail carrier again
today.
Homer Melidy invited a few of his
school mates and friends to his home on
Grafton street last evening to help cele-
brate his ninth birthday anniversary.
He was presented numerous gifts dur
ing the evening, Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Arthur Macker, Mrs.
Joseph Leclaire and Mrs. John Melidy.
Among those present were John Ma
han and Joseph Condor of Worcester,
Motomus Hughes, Ruth Macker, Harold
Macker, Walter Macker, Nellie Macker,
Maude Leclaire, Dena Leclaire, Lottie
Macintosh, Waldo Simpson, Edward
Simpson, Florence Simpson, Katie
Davis, Mary Rinehart, Ethel Rinehart,
John Guerin, Mary Ellen Guerin, Ray
mond Ripley.
The Epworth League held a meeting
last evening at the house of Nellie Di-
mond on Prospect street for the pur-
pose of electing officers for the coming
year. The following list was chosen:
president, Mrs. George w. Brown; I'd
vice president, Bella Macintosh; Sd vice
president, Mary E. Barney; 4th vice
president, Susie Prentice; secretary,
Nellie Dimondi treasurer, John G. Saw
yer, and the delegates for the Worces-
ter circuit, Ada Prentice and Nellie Di-
mond. After the business was over,
those present entertained Is members Of
the Westboro league who came up on
bicycles. An oyster supper was served.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
GOLDEN MILESTONE.
Berlin Couple Have Enjoyed Fifty
Years of Married Life.

Berlin, Sept. 19.-Yesterday afternoon
and evening furnished ideal weather
for the celebration by Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard NJ. Wheeler, at their South
Berlin home, of the fiftieth anniversary
of their marriage. Friends and kindred
from far and near improved the OPP
portunity to pay them call and offer
hearty congratulations and good wishes
on so happy an occasion. About It's
We're present in ali.
The gifts were largely in the form of
cash, which aggregated more than 500,
mostly in gold. There were also sew
eral pieces of glass and silverware and
other useful articles.
The ceremony, which united Willard
NJ, son of Peregrine Wheeler and Car
oline F., daughter of Luke Fosgate, for
life, was performed at the old Fosgate
homestead in East Berlin by Rev. Will
liam A. Houghton, then of Northboro
Rev. Henry Adams, the pastor of the
Berlin church, had been out of town
for some days, which occasioned en-
ploying Mr.. Houghton but Mr.. Adams
returned in season to be present at the
marriage. The groom was "a years old
and the bride was IS.
Among those present at the original
ceremony and also at the golden ami
versary were Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Fos-
gate, Reuben P. Fosgate, Mrs. George
w. Fosgate, Miss Phebe A. Holder and
Mr., and Mrs. Jesse Bliss.
The married life of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler has been passed in Berlin, ex-
cepting five or six years, during which
they lived in Upton and Grafton, Mass.
and Canaan, N. H. Mr.. Wheeler built
and lived in two houses in South Ber-
lin, but finally removed to his own
birthplace, remodeled the house and
continues to reside there.
Three children have blessed the union
Edmund W., who is associated with
his father in the sawmill industry; Ida
G., wife of Frank w. Forehand, and
Mary g., who died in childhood. There
are six grandchildren in the family.
The guests yesterday We're served
with sandwiches, cake, coffee and ice
cream. In the evening c. D. Cartwright
and Lincoln Clough furnished violin
music, and the company joined in sing
ing Aud Lang Syne" and other IA
n,iliar airs.