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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
TWO LOVING-CUPS PRESENTED.

o,-r c,vrS TO MR.. AND MRS. TENNEY AND THE
OTHER TO CHRISTOPHER osTERHELD'
,.aut,fr1 silver loving-cup was presented 70
A. and Mrs. Vernon L. Tenney by the Board OF
trustees of the New-York Avenue Method,sI
church on wednesday night Mr.. Tenney' VINO
has been a member Of the Board, is ABOUT 10 ieaN,
I,ooLyn for Honolulu. TO enter into DusllesS az ~
p n,S;ng-cup was given at fareweIl recsPtO 900
th H hnnee Of Mrs. Tenneys mother' No i'---
Dean-st. Lrovyr among his friends
as Honest Chris" has rece incbes tail Mr. oster-
his hsd Il about to retire from @ f9f y IF his
soon to sail for Europe Win on ms as his home No Ill
sr,enas made the presentation a' 'i'' ~
Pridge-st one night this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
pLATyFIELD WINS A WHIST TROPHY.

Plainheld, April % (speciaD.-The Park Club. o.
Plainneld, and the Ridgewood Club contested for
the State challenge whist trophy last night PaY
lasted until o'clock this morning when tne fsrS
eted cup. The Ridgewood Club was repr s6ss
zoe. peter b. Mathews. Albert woitmann, ArthuH
4. Freeman and Frederick H. Freeman rspresensso
the holders OF the trophy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
OBITUARY..
MRS. ELIZABETH c. LoNGwoRTH.

MRS. ELIZABETH c. LONGWORTH.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth c. Longwortn' VINO
for more than half a century had been a resde =.
OF williamsburg will be held this afternoon IN 81
Marks Episcopal Church. Bedford-ave. and South
F'ifth-st. at o'clock The Rev. DR.. Haskins' as
sisted by the Rev J. D. Kennedy. will conduct the
service The burial will be IN Mount ohvet Gene
terry. , "
eighty-fve years ago Her husband. David Long
worth who died six years ago. was prominent IN
the Eastern District The couple celebrated me
ffieth anniversary OF their wedding In lss4 MI.
Longworth leaves eight daughters, nine siah'e"N
dren and four great-grandchildren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
prIrrg CRUSADE AGAINST CoSEY ISLAND

nr Robert A. Black. the Deputy superin'enass" az.
u..I,h for the Borough Of Brooklyn. has oe-
o,Asd 20 make a crusade against the unsanI.AIy
Conditions which have prevailed at Coney is -
IN years gone by. He declared yes,eioa. ,.rat,on
~ iii the streets and establishments az ,ne o,Id
Side resort and that within sno,t , nm, force OF
INSPECTORS and unearth every yioanon beer 81 '
heaisn 20 health has been the habit or thro"His
esrbs 70 under the board Walks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
TWO BOROUGH DIRECTORIES.

Trow's Business Directory OF the ooroughs OF
Brooklyn and Queens and Trow's Business and
Residential Directory OF the Borough OF queens
have lust appeared This is the second year O.,
these publications and the publishers have trieo
to make them as correct and trustworthy as the
directories issued from their establishment III 'ne
past -, -,
The Residential Directory OF Queens is the only
directory OF that nature published both works CON
tain maps OF the boroughs OF Brooklyn ana queens
The price of either work 10 g.
No expense has been spared 10 make these WORKS
compete In every detail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
GAYS GERMANY rs FRIENDLY.

rohr prinkerhofY Jackson, a son OF #. WoIcott
racLsor OF Newark and First Secretary OF the
limited States Embassy at Berlin. is at his home
IN Newark on a short leave. Speaking yesteroay
- he samoan difficulties. he said that there never
was any probability OF trouble over the anair. ana
that there was none now. He stated that the re-
Int. ~ Ciermanys unfriendly attitude toward the
Hn,ted states were without foundation ano that
Germany had not been more friendly 70 US IN
Mr. Jackson began his service IN Berlin a. AN an
acbs under william Walter Phelps, Ampassaooi
a.t s prassdsnt Harrsons Administration, ana
h hsen retained and promoted under Amoassa-
dors Runyon, Uhl and White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
LOCAL OFFICERS CHOSEN.

TIL. North Caldwell Borough Council has or
gsn,,sd by slecting Lewis Courier president Fred
erick L. Baldwin borough clerk. and Ralph C.
Bach superintendent OF roads.
The Belleville Township Committee has maze
,hsss annolntmentS Oyerseer OF Roads. samuei
Forgie: Counsel Alfred +. Skinner; water-rent col
lector W. H. Jacobson; water,works inspector
iohn Lawrence; treasurer, J. d. Coeyman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
KILLED IN A STRANGE WAY.

Benjamin Mcintyre met death in peculiar way
yesterday morning In the yards OF the Brooklyn
Union Gas Company In skillmsn-st small
snokestack fell from a boiler-house near where he
was working and threw him into a tank pit near
by. II Is twenty-eght feet TO the bottom ana Pc
fore he could be reached he was dead Mr.. Nc,
Intyre was nfty-hve years old. and was employed
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
END OF A LONG RECToRSHIP.

pIaiphed. April 20 (speciaD-After twenty-five
ears ~ service as rector OF the Church OF the
Holy Cross the Rev. T. Logan Murphy last evening
offered his resignation 20 the yesry ana IL
NJ Murnhy 10 give up work and II Is his Intention
to retire permanently He VIII spend yy sssr ana
daHehter His rectorship will end on June ~ ana
On TuIv < he will sail for Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
THE TROLLEY STRIKE ENDED.

A dozen conductors and motormen Of me jersey
City Hoboken and Rutherford Electric Hahwsr
ca-,nrv Who gave I'D their places or were dis.
Ssarg5 a. the result OF Wednesdays strike, calls9
A. the offcc OF the North Hudson County nsnxsZi
NV The rest OF the men who took part IN the,
strike ana tried to persuade their associases "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.

Montclair. April % CspeciaD.-A bold attempt TO
wreck the last eastbound train on the New-fork
and Greenwood Lake Railroad from THIS place was
ade Iste last night by some one, VINO oostrnctsd
ne tracks near the Bay-st. bridge with railroad
ties and rocks. - 80, xhu. an h,a
nav home discovered the obstruction ana nas,enea
toward the Nontcair station wnere 2 - . ,sa
the ticket agent, Ragged the ua'"' aHN '-s N
rnen removed the obstruction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
PROOF OF PROSPERITY.

DEMAND FOR SKILLED LABOR IN THE BUILDING
TRADE EXCEEDS THE SUPPLY.
That prosperity regns was evident at the meet
ing of the Hudson County Building Trades Council.
Reports were made that the eight-hour schedule
had been accepted. and not union plumber pas-
erer painter, lather, mason or tin and sheet iron
worker in the county was out OF work, the demand
for skilled labor exceeding the supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
lie Ns%98root|yn.
SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry s. Hayes OF No. II New-York-
ave-. gave dinner last evening at the Union
League Club house for their daughter. Miss Louise
Rawson Hayes: her fance. DR.. Frank Russell
Baker and the attendants OF the prospective bride
and bridegroom at the wedding, which is TO take
place on Wednesday next. Besides the bride-elect
SnS pr eahser the guests were Miss E s M
r. McKeon. Miss Matte Adams and Miss Anna
of Dr. Se BEST LYMAN MIAMI Henry
Weed Stanley ,, J Jadwin Joseph H Boston, Allan
ksag the w ushsT LSFs Saturday ns Ri Many
Keen, OF Bedford-ave will give a luncheon for the
maids.
Alvah Nickerson OF South Brooklyn. and Miss
Marie Christine Hale. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
William E. Hale OF Mddletown. Conn. were mar
ried at the home OF the bride on Tuesday Of this
week Mr. and Mrs Niekerson will be at home
Miss Alice Campbell. the retiring president Of the
Cvitas Club. will give a tea for the members OF
that society at her home. No. l,315 Pacihc-st, on
Saturday Of this week from 4 until 6. The receiving
whom are Miss Lucy Jenkins. Miss Louise Van
Anden, Miss Anna Pinkerton. Miss Mary Dexter.
Miss Blackford Miss Isabelle Hardness. Miss Alice
Hunter and Miss Helen Pratt
Mrs. Stephen V. White has returned from her
trip South. as has also Mrs David A. Body.
Mrs Thomas Cochran. Of No. 81 Hoyt-st.. and
Miss Cochran. OF No. IL schermerhorn-st.. will
receive on April q from until D. m. at the home
OF the former
A wedding OF interest TO many Brooklynites Is
that OF Miss Sarah E. Weeks, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel W. Weeks. formerly of Brooklyn. but
now Of Patchogue Long Island. and J. Edward
Thomas. OF Chicago. The marriage took place on
Wednesday OF this week at 80 p. m. The bride s
attendants were her niece. Miss Beatrice E. Rus
SELL or Brooklyn and Miss Annie Wicks, OF
Fatchogue. After an extended tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas VIII live at No. 1856 Penn-st, this borough
Miss Tirzah Hamen Rutland. solo contralto Of the
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church for the last
nine years. last May received a years leave Of
absence for the purpose OF studying music in Lon
don she arrived home Wednesday on the
Kaiser Friedrich, and will resume her place in the
cholr on the first Sunday in May.
Edward Barr has been elected treasurer OF the
Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association in place
OF george H. Southard, resigned.
MRS Christopher swezey OF No. 70 Lefferts Place,
has announced the marriage Of her daughter Mary
Augusta Swezey, and Paul z. Do Fere which took
place on Wednesday at her home It was a quiet
Readins, the ceremony being performed by the
rev. Joseph II. Robinson. Mr.. De Fere is a we'll
hhnoWn lawyer, who ran for county Judge on the
Hurd. - ~ ~ ueA'e'et ~ 'u"se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
TWO VESSELS LTBELLED.

United States Deputy Marshal John Il. Thorne 10
in possession Of the tug John r. Williams. lying on
Westinghouse The tug has been lbelled In behalf
OF George z. Noyes. who claims 81 go for damages
received In a collision. Deputy Marshal Thorne mas
also placed libel the Roanoke. which Is yins
al Twenty-sixth-st. II Is owned by the Manhattan
Steamship Company. against which the Morse iron
Works has q bill for 81 3S Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
HEAVY JUDGMENT FOR DAMAGES FILED.

Counsel for Oscar Johnson. Of Corona. yesterday
field judgment OF s1s133 os against the Brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company in the Queens. COUNTY
Clerks Office. in Jamaica. He was M oy s uol
ley-car on January 1897, while driving and so "a
the railroad The verdict given him was so'"''
and the remainder OF the judgment Is Tor COSTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
NAY EMPLOY 4 COLORED TEACHER.

East Orange April 20 Cspecial)-rhe Board o,
Education OF East orange has. 1t is said decided
10 make a change in the Eastern School where
there are large number OF colored cnlarsn en- an9
10 emnloy a colored teacher TO teach the nrst SIX
GRADES This plan was considered year aso,
when proposition to have separate bs nresent
nian was adopted with only two dissenting 'otes'
Phosa oS Henry White and William NJ Davis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
ORANGE WANTS TO FAVE A CoHPAyX.

Orange April 20 6peciaD.-At the meeting Of tn
Common Council last night Q resolution Wa
adopted urging the Governor and the Rsorgani1a-
ton Commission OF the National Guard 70 supple
may continue TO be the home OF representatives
rood order ana patriotism" The resolution citsG
the fact that for fifteen yearscompaniAA hAx4hee0
maintained IN Orange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
VERDICT AGAINST IHb O1ii'
MRS. WELLS OBTAINS JUDGMENT Nd FOR AZ INJURIES
~ RECEIVED BY BEING STRUCK BY
r.,1INo SHOWCASE

'''' RECEIVED BY BEING STRUCK BY
FALLING SHOWCASE
~ ,.rs Wells obtained verdict s asA, h,' Inc
o MRS c,r OF Brooklyn yesterday for $1,000
old G' contended the city was responsible fOr
M Of T INJURED iG her saay
second story the ground ana ,n' es walking in
IN pe As she passed No. Ss1 large showcase
Grano-s. N exhibits fell to the side
me- me- "I n he suit she asserted that one OF ner
ribs was broken her hip e4s spraned The
@ an held TO be responsible because IL ao"eo
nuisance 10 be maintained. o,d Yesterday before
Jusrics Gavnor in the Supreme Court was me Ie
second one on the first trial tne he ei AnpeiIate Di.
vision reversed the judgment and the Tcar ba gy
,spnrsssnted the plaintiff and Assistant Corporaton
Counsel Chittenden the city The suit was ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
WANT BETTER PROTECTION FROM FIRE.
RESIDENTS OF F1ATBUsH APPEAL TO PRESIDENT
BOwLEY.

BowLEY.
President Bowley OF the Borough OF Queens has
received a letter from the Business Mems Associa-
finn Of Flushing asking that he his influence TO
obtain for the village better fire protection by nav,
ing the city grant appropriations for the local
Fire Department. Before consolidation the village
had an excellent department, but this has dropped
away until some OF the companies have not en0ugn
men 10 handle the apparatus. The official allow
ance for the Fire Department was Woo but pc
sides this the village used TO purchase al the sup
finder the charter the village department can OBJ
tain only the 81 900 from the city. IA,
II the effort to obtain more money falls the clu
gems OF the village will ask for the disarmament or
aaryipQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
WANTS TO BE A PHARMACIST.
A coLoREp WOMAN APPLIES FOR LICENSE AND
WILL PASS WITH CREDIT.

Trenton " j.. April 20 (speciaD.-The State
Board of Pharmacy to-day began the examination
~ sixtvfour applicants for licenses registered
nharmacists Miss Julia B. Hughes. young coll
ored woman, was the only female candidate Mss
Hughes Is a graduate OF the Howard National In
stitlte az Washington, and has recently been
studying at the Douglas Hospital. In Philadelpha:
She is twenty-six years old. and was born in North
Carolina A member OF he Board looked through
her papers and said that she will pass an excel
lent examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
BURGLARS BOUND AN OLD WOMAN.
THEY SECURED WHAT MONEY SHE HAD AND
ESCAPED.

ESCAPED.
Morristown. April 20 (speciaD.-Mary futile.
eighty years old, who lives on small farm near
Morris Plains. had exciting experience with
burglars last night. Her house is a long distance
from her next neighbours. She is supposed to keep
a good deal OF money concealed in her house.
About midnight she was aroused by some one get
ting into the house She got OUT OF PED TOT me
purpose OF lighting a lamp, but before she could
do so was seized by the throat and thrown back
rnon the bed where the men securely bound her
They demanded 10 know the whereabouts OF her
money, and she told them that her only money
The men took this and then searched the house
but found no other booty She was discovered TINS
morning by a man employed TO do chores about
the place who released her The matter was re-
ported 10 the authorities here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
JUSTICE MAREANs FATHER I'LL.

Justice Josiah T. Marean is at the bedside OF MS
father, in Maine. Broome County n. ", near Bing-
hamton. having beer called there on "Wednesday
by the news Of Mr.. Marean's severe illness Inc
Sder Mr.; Marean Is eghty-six years old, ano IL -
hardly likely that he VIII recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
WORE Boypg FOR TIE LIBRARY.

The Jersey City Board OF Finance has granted
,ns request OF the trustees OF the Free Public
Library and ordered the additional issue OF bonds
10 the amount OF $4,000 TO pay for tne new noraX
The lowest proposals for the construction OF me
building were slightly IN excess OF $20o0o< 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
TO INVESTIGATE TIE ALDERMEN.

Paterson. April 20 (speciaD.-william staitef'
....,s.,, NJ the Board Of Aldermen. to-day ap-
Pie' ,fsvor uinchliYe and Aldermen Brogsn
POM and POST committee TO investigate cnarses
~ hs,bery IN connection with appointments In tns
E,ra Denartment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
BRIEF ITEMS.

rxNavor FAIR has brought suit for $500 dana
aees for alleged libel against James r. r. Procsofa
Editor and publisher OF the Bayonne buoseLtsl
ces pubIished in the recent local campaign.
Governor VOORHEES, was the guest OF honor IaoS
evening At the banquet of the Bridgeton Board a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
OFFICERS TO BE CHOSEN NEXT WEEK.

Applications for stock in the new trust company
in Flatbush have already exceeded 10000 meet
ing of those Interested will be held next Friday at
which time the president and other officers VIII De
chosen After that the subscription books Will DC
formally opened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

Edward Barr has been elected treasurer OF the
HospitaI saturday and Sunday Association in place
OF George H. Southland, resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

Mrs. Stephen V. White has returned from her
trip South. as has also Mrs. David A. Body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

Mrs. Thomas Cochran, Of No. 81 Hoyt-st an
Miss Cochran, OF No IL schermerhorn-st.. vii
receive on April q from until p. m. at the hom
OF the former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
REORGANIZATION CONCEDED.

Colonel Dickinson held conference with John
e. Macarthur yesterday in reference TO the scheme
OF reorranizing the party IN Hudson. Afterwar0
Colonel Dickinson said: Mr.. Macarthur IKE many
others believes this is the time for Republicans to
yet together and prepare for the fall campaign
There Is a general feeling that all bona noe re-
publican organizations should unite and prepare -
show the enemy a solid front"
II IL now conceded that a reorganization OF tnoI
marty will be effected, and II Is more than probable
that the movement will be started AZ the nexg
meeting Of the County Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

Miss Tirzah Hamen Rutland. solo contralto Of the
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church for the last
nine years. last May received a years leave Of
absence for the purpose OF studying music in Lon
qon. she arrived home Wednesday on the
kaiser Friedrich. and will resume her place in the
choir on the first Sunday in May.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-10
glltitpta.
JrusttrGcrnr bar iugtu 2faoc liot.

Sra Gobbsn ftripss Ssnoag: Or.
q. M. Dubois, Rspaitsr at "5ruit
9ropers' Sournal." bar mootaget
Snoberetning fra mango at line aors
reiponoentsr / be frl9toprtenbe Ggne
al Staten. aaeidmmen ubtoler, at
auloen Iornplig lite bar babt nogen
Itdbelig 8irtnina poa 2rGerne. s
ben Qnl.oning bemPrtsr Or. Dubois:
"paa benne Sip al Naret tan 5rugts
tr9erne soot taale en- Semperatur at
10 Graoer unoer 3sro lloen at tdge
Staoe. Oct er / Worts Waoneo,
efterot 5ru9' tnupperne bar begpnot at
uopifle Tia, at en- Sulbebslge er far
Zig. Spoo un9aur SorobGr, bill of
perlenoe 5roit Og Sspeir giennem
8interen 'taoe benz; tbi Rsobsrne
blir berpeb lsftet op fra Sorbbunben.
0enfloas itiftenoe 8eir er ulige mere
ltobelig eno Iuabonne aulbebslgsr,
iom Ri netop bar gjennemgaaet."
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-10

al % oosripsmmst fine greboer pdd
flerc Stsoer. Den laptliggenpe Del
al 8pen er unoer Bano. 5lere ia
briisr bar madttet lutte. Stor
Stdoe sr anrsttst peo alGloer Gper
ipsmmslier. 5nrmlanbst Idngs Zen
nssissIloosn fra anorOtlIc I'll 6bdt
turooga li9ger unoer 9dno, 90 Sta
ben paa Speoen o9 ben uoeitadenoe
Wdisdpling er betpoelig.
aislsn til BET me SldgIttb
"Maine" pil blipt lagt ON en- l9es
lib. Spntrottsn blep for nogle
Mdansoer Iioen d%filuttet mso Stibs
bD10erfirmaet Grdmp | Bbildoelpbid,
6ois aislen lHoges ben 15be 6ebrudr,
bill BET pGre A~nrsoagen for EoelRg
qelIsn al "Widine" peo 9doand.
5irmuet pil ogiau iege at Idd
bet ME "Mdine" fGrbigbpgget ida
betibs, at bet ian iGttes poo 8anoet
ben 15oe 5eb. 1900, 2sg(drsbugen for
ben Isrgelige aatuitroft, | bOiI'en 266
omeritanIte SrlogsIolt miiteoe Gipei.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-10
5orifieHiet.

grsSsnotor grtpin / Gbippepa
Sails mootoq / Wianoags ben 3ibenbe
fra George Qapns / Spotane, at
2eitndnt Gopurb st. Grfpin, tilbsrsns
be Waibingtons 5ripiaise, bar blanot
be Sabine / Sldget peo Manila for
nogle 8aas iiben. gsitnant Grtpin
bar en- Sen al Senator Grpin oq en-
Setter at hrs. Or. GalOsn / Chip
petpa 6als.
Gn menig Soloat | 15be Winn.
Reg. blep | Gsrbugs brG6t / en- Sas
loon ct Stptte uoenfor Nu9uita gp.
6an blep ituot gjennsm Sjsrtst al
Sdloonens Gier, meb bpem ban mp
peoe alammeri. Den 0r9btes Napn
sr Dennis O'Gonnsr. !6an bar 6jem.
me6erenoe / Gdit @rano Sorts,
Wiinn., og tilbsrte &Ompani s."
aapt. Brandt.
Gunaro=G iniens "Gampunia"
ontom | 5reoogs til Queenstown, Ga
famine Dag forlob Qmericans Qiniens
"paris" southampton. 2srbaq an.
Tom "gampania" til 2iperpool, st.
Gouis" og "Rorss" til Rem gort,
"Gtruria" afgit ira G~iOerpool, pa
rig" fra southampton. "Qmerita" oa
"5binsDolla" fra Rem Oort. Ems
bag ben 8be 5eb. ST. 10 Im. forloo
"St. Souis" Rep gort, og I~tanoinas
OiIie pasiugerer msb oenns 0amper
fan bare fremme ben 17oe 1sb.
Wirs. =. $. SngaQs, en- uf be
Ieosnbe apinosr / Ct. 9ouis SO. 6. :.
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tets "2erop"z aomite os frsmlagoe en-
traftis protsit imob ben Slspbeo, ION
lGgges for 0agsn peo @isnnemisrel=
len ener tes8isnnsmfsrslisn az
Zsnoaeslopen. Oct sr pittsrliot,
FOB bun aomitssn fo%ritaa. at ale
gpens Salopner boloes aabne ON
Ssnoagsn troos Gopsn ON Ssnoaqsz
.lutning, % BOlitiet Ter sisnnsm Yin
gre meb oisie itammelige 2cpopers
trRoelier, puditoo bun. Nomitesns
Srofsrsr, SIR. Watttsps, iparebe
berpua. at aomitesns Spqape fun bar
al anbefale nsbUenoig 2oogipnina.
life at tilie 2oDsne ~ooerbolbts.
: Wanbd9s bapos bet reqnst
ua'bruot / fire 3ugs oDsr G6Gttds
noosusGgnen | 9eune5ise, og 9ancs
itcnsen / BEN sprs 5snussies Ripsr
bdpoe iteset bstpoeligt ION Jelse Der.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-10
ROYAL : s*'*s
KEMIsK RENT.
cjor MAIDEN sundere og more veIsmagende.
K MIsK RENT.


ira ct iiatisnIt 2dnblta6 til Stticrs
mart o. flptteoe osrfra til Shtsiien.
Grpeprirs Qt6ert AZ Goffens
Goburg % 8otba er oso neb Weran |
Sprol. st oilot GiD loQoe ben unge
Wano en- tiolig 8rab. 6ans 5aoer
er Drowning Wictorids dnbsn Ssn.
aibsos bar Isbt 1874 I 9onoon.
s bet sitlige Sdpei3 6sitaar en-
Wslerforening, Tom mar befuttst at
pierre 8eisn Tor franI' Wel til ldnost.
6iotiI bar 8rnntrig Tsnbt 10000
IONS Wet til S6luci5 bpsrt Qar; men
bpisWsllerne iaar 1T Trsm. 1aa uil BET
Ihiptisi'ts Wurteo bIioe aa6nst for
Qmeritd.
5raritmHnoene tror, at Sdpdn
bill bieIpe be ilippinIfe S~niurgsnter,
ligsfor amerita bidlp Gubansrns
aampen meb Sponierne.
Den dmerifdnIte WiniIter / Dee
ne3usIu, &. q. 2oomis, bar / 5etge
meo Tlsre Gficerer isilst opab Oris
uoed, iaalougt 5artsier tan TONNE.
OberoIt sr ban mobtdgsn msb Jsits
liabebsr al Uene5ueIds ipanIt. 8es
foItning.
paa Observation-Disclosures / 1900
It0l Der f~orsoiiss ct iloipruosnbe
gjsrg meb pirtelig 2dpa.
Spdriens premierminiIter Sas
gditd bill ltrats iammenidlos Gortss.
boor ban budber at fuu en- Wajoritet
pda 30 Stsmmer for 5rsostrdttdtsn
meb Mmeritd.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-10
Wlnt,tnuu.
Sitter en- lines firm 0ul0e.

s 2sroags inbtraabte en- 5orars
bring / 9eiret, mslOes fra Butte.
Nut til 2srbog habbe sbsrmometret
piit 80 @raoer unbsr Zero Der i gpen
cg 48 / Soutb Butte, 81, 2 ON 81
termiooagen bar Semperdtursn Ite9et
til Is @ruber. Men tiltrpbs for ben
frngteliae auloe. iom herifebe / 6els
forrigs llge, er iaapibt pioes inaen
Menneiter omtcmns / Wontand Tom
5slge beraf. 9erimob Itaar bet moi
iloe til blanot 8peget ube paa be itore
Gr9ssangs.