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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

Olaf aonrub Stsrs os gtret g. Bit
mas; Martin 5. grrnpc % Dime gera
tine Siosrtsotr, Sislmitoo fra 5parbo;
OLAF .. 8atten % 4nta Sobunn.f.n
ira sromss; So6n q. gtIpaas % Sier.
lrine u. 9spIi; Soban 3b. alu'soal Dg
Dime 3. Oaladmou,o; Bernhard 9b.
Heltuo PouItrO og Dime 8. andppen;
Dle y. Sagen mso en- SpenTtiente.
Deee er: Sari Wdrtrummst, SGptIs
bal; anbrsas .. 8~rdpfos; Cars Gtol;
Barn Rognu WoIo; Stnts Maric grss
bat; Sone Sdnna GIiTabst 9rcn Csot
5osium, 5poalsn); Gnte geret Slut
tormsotr. RGsooIo; 5attiglem 9eret
q. grenoe; Gntc Cline grcnoe (0ubO;
Snptone 9ritd MortenIen, % Barn
Soura s. Sulet.
auoct gpgbenpt.
Selobrpllup feirebes at forbo. Sans
oelsmdno Sper Bob % &one pau Rus
itabnGs ben lite Sept. 5Iagsns bar /
Top oOer nritsn belle gpgosn. ligeIom
be notiao rummelise 2otdlsr bps Soer
par fpIot az glade grpuupsgiritsr, iom
fanot for gOot at lsosre 9rubepurrst ilere
pGroifuloe 8jenitanoe, bl. q. en- ReguIus
tor. ct Set Stole m. m.
Der er uobrubt SdnoelsTebsr blanOt
6olt | 8pgoeH, er bet ligt til; 9anosIss
pursr farer efter @eiene ION Rpren pda
5uen, og 2~unobunoIerisr opbuttsr Der %
Der, - alt Iom Sslgs al GuIofunbet /
&lonoite, ,. b. !. 4rbsioet pda 6ubrttz
unlGg9et peo 8obberaden. SibitleOsn
Ssrbug aabnsbe 6ans Odlaamo 6unoeI
paa 5taamo. 0ette blir altiaa ben Sbe
/ SanoelsItanbens RRtfe Der ! 9pgoen.
4ntb. Ypnteu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
De Sattiee paa Oorees
Rvlt.

&aa Npr9c5 api, bet par ensang
8 Gtten% nisogsnittL
Der loo iaa ltor en- 0laBeiung,
6or Sopet trGueb gptte.
Ter iom en- Stp / 8eIten OBJ
Saa fort ben NOME TRIBE
Den reiitc hpit be Splser op
Neo Sfrm % 5oppe boioe.
0:n Eth bleu iii Ell Stprm iaa ipGr;
Zen Tom meo Sob i 6elae;
SGa maust ct gip aibrpoes her
90 iant til 30 / 8plge
SGa maugt CT 2ipslps biep uoilatt,
% bruitcn mougt ct Die;
Saa mannen Diuno for iteoie lutt
$eo araiten ira Oct 9puC.
Ge 8Dl9sr fore trent meo Strait,
Sc iplitteo Sell OF Wtaiier;
Zen Sitter lpm en- gpIo blep TAFT,
Yteo 81 mob gauo ban batter.
San pco. Der itaar bans Suitru tIGr
gteo Nr9it o. bGngc &lltte
90 i|tirrer ouer Sgen ipGr,
Som nome 5leloet ilitte.
8etpmret Ituer ban mob laHo
Smelem opbe Jtcuoe:
"&t n0ar ei boz oelliguco' Strano,
SOis @uo eI SjGIp oil ienoe;
&i fer ci mer Dor elite apit
90 alle bore aiGre."
Sau raaber al betIemte SrpIi;
% Cub, Su meo benz p9re!"
9aa 5isIoet ituo ben 6iiters 8io
SIM ifleo ooer 8anoe
90 itIalp / 8l9iten ipm ct Civ:
"1Rpn ban ei mart bill lunoe?"
Men Oa bun Jet bet buioc Stum.
Gpm IlpOer oper Sauet,
Sum J!ir al GRoiei uGiteu itum -
0au blir i Sgeu ~bs9rauet.
"2aO bet Ell tie, o gobe Bub!"
0un raaber augit % ban9e:
"Qao eli bans 2iuSlp5 ~iluites no!
Seq tn9eu Sit fan ian9e;
8 Serre, bjGlp pS / Dor NBo,
Sab BAN Ell gaa til8ruuoe;
Spor ital ieg itafie ca9ligt Srpo
Sill mine mango Wuuoe?
Soao ital jeg glpre, Serre fJGr!!"
Sun iutteo angit % bGoeo;
s otnerte SGnoerne bun preo,
Wens 5aarer ainDen pRbeo.
20 Suubrebe % iemti Wtauo
Mteo 2iuet MATTE bsoe,
5oroi D. orog pua laIten ganb
5or Der at itafie Ssoe
Gil fig % fine mango Smaa,
Ser Ie8te slao peo Stranoc
% fuuoe lille ret i~pritaa,
Soorior ei 6ar ptl lanoe.
Sc gr9o % preb be S9noer imaa:
"8i iapner big iaa i%aare!"
Nteu uGite Gang, be 6aoren iaa,
ga laa ban folo paa 8aare.
Sans Slerte life mere ilog
5pr Dem / ltiIe 8lebe;
81 mel han benz / 5auuen to9,
Saainart be uiloe srRoe.
Ser lD0er Raab / benne Stunb
Gil os fra benz, iom blunoe
s Tang pan Sapets opbe 8uno:
"Spem matter oeres Ntunoe?"
Sielp, ale sobe Mennelter,
Ten tore RDo at linore!
Sielp, Ntuno % apinoe, boer tiGr!
Sab Inlet eoer hiuore.
Cent, ON pu ielu a itebt / Nso
% tilt ira oiue aJGre;
ga, at on mansleo oa8list 8rpo -
Mon ou bet iunbe bore?
apnL iRt big ben / oeres Steb,
&c fart og sreit paa Stugen:
Snseu ont fin 5remtio ueb gelteo.
90 Nemeiis 9Iemmer iusen;
Cub pentsr iItterIig al os
UT pie ieliomt SIerte,
ut pi eli penosr 0s meo Sroos
Sra benz os oeres Smerte;
5bi ON pi bet unolaoe maa
Os tenter Blot paa 8eHss,
Sporoan mon bet oa os oil gaa,
Gm ielU ri Ituloe trGnQe?
90 buff, at 3agen TONNE oil,
Suur Ri eno NOME panfe,
"a Der ltal ngie ipares til
Sper @jernins, Orb % Tanfe.
@iu ale, sip; men giu meo 2pft,
vt be meb emil ma iauoe:
De Sattise pna Rorses apit
Sar 8suaer Der / 9auoe'.
Wartln 8linot.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Npt GeianlGg.

Spiiooerne paa SGrsbalsn, Der ION
betienot life sr faa sobt itiI.t, bpab @ei
oe SransportforbpIbs angaar, Ital M
.nbelis efter en- lang Sibs Determining
o%esonsaasnoe faa @si anlast ncroop.r.
Spfitnin9 at benne foretosss / Sommer.
Der prtes ON, at Stutsn agter at l9sge
i'm Saanb i 8ertet og faa anlagt en-
fsritetlasIes 9ei, ipm taaler en- liocn
arms msb 8anoner og Seite openpaa iig.
Deb Suul / 8~Grbdlsn, boor 8eien til
SOerige fsrsr, bill ben altiua enoe os
itsoe Iammsn meo benne Der. Wan
~fnGfisr ON "mpitiIte Reiienoe" os "mps
itiTte S]orretninger" ~iostbeltaget, % boem
beb, bu2
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Gen nDe Spiifole.

s~ohbfiFolsn for 9uloris beepnSte
h giriOmb.o pau 0sttn / oeitre Sl's
BEN 2Osn os. meo ia. 40 elspsr - ct
NJ iaa rsip,ttabtIt antaI for en- nh
Etgt. Qrrsrs tr QmtsitcIsIGrer Ole &.
ira lllnqs pg agrOnom Sans aalos
hi fra 9Snbmsre. 6olsehsiitolsns
tsr,ttlis bar anbefalet at iamtlige
Fur,Sstpytr / 9aloris. Dsns 5ormaal
Sa iirr at DGtte llngbommsns Sanos
tUr Il y,ntr. quno8lip, at rstie Sanbss
hoatt "a bet RationuIs, FAINT S%orbbrus
Ia. Saa Ital Der D1re Suanoarbsioe -
6fn for Aenter % SIeio for 9uttsr.
biiu Stolen psltommen o9 bdaber,
\ rltr % pngrs bill itette ben paa beb'te
kNaaoe, "a at ben tunoe blibe til Sptte
i Sapn for llngoommeus llooitlins.
5,minuriit 9eis 6pOeritao fra Bang
i npis dniat Tom Carer peo Smitbprg
e.oR, eitrt Sbotsu. Semindriit Gnges
Fn J. 5Oonss fra n. gturoal sr aniut
En 8irttiangtr Oeo 5bons Sirte og
ksrer / gsrsene5 8reos, G~tnebaIen. Ole
finTsttm fra 9~aGingoaI er aniut Tom
farsr / 6sItin8 % Ruit Sreoi.. Curb
FiIer ira G%tnsoaIsn sr anIat fom 2Gs
/ 9sOer'tuen os 9pfuslisns
fuoit. SsminuriIt anbsrS q. Sbune
|l Bang ,r oniut Iom Carer / Satsume
FaIsn, Gaabsro, 8ulbranosbalsn.
RBt S~fiierbrub.
armittsn for 9aIosrsbansn bar nblig
RcTot Msot pad OOnrs, bpor bet blanot
fnSst bcfIutttoss, at Stitning at Serns
FlntItnitn fra Gina iii 9otta 9ro ituloe
itydr. % untagelig bill ars
F'o't mart BIZ p~aubegonot for fulot Oil
Em.
5'el9s "SdmboIo" bar Ole 6. Sos
penn 0g Oro'crer Strutoolo opbaget ct
POI lan IoOsnoe Stiferbruo "a Drills
IH TIA SoarocH 9olodl / Strautpaal.
F't'r en- tOreIsbi9 lln~OerisgelIs piier ste,
pen N8 At bare at uomGrtet apalitet pa
'a.5 til Grport, IiasIom Stebet liaoer
f'a't 6'to'mt til for Drift. gruboet er
'al Oroisrer Strutpolos Gienoom.
Nt ! &ojcn i 6urum bar sfter Sorz
9o'n't I'll 5oritbeienet Iplqt en- Del at
~ Sto9 pao geitiiorn al 9~sinaclpen /
~ ,oatoIote Soroal. &isbe1um Ser.
@0oeIs 0ooOa fra Gtneoalen ftiso |
pan IN 't0rrt 8jprn / Rerbebsu at
2Is''ltotjonen SOesn pau S6onsaaIeu.
SuTilttraFtsn bar / CONNER prret
..','' 5ro bog nsppe Iaa flor ION
urge Var; men untaaslia bill ben faa ct
~sI''n9 naor Sernbanen tonmer iItano.
,aI1oq'Imen er beioqt at en- MasIe gu,
a',' % uaImtnoeIigt belbigt 8eir bar
- lOI Sinot5eitisere berinoe i Sommer.
,."' S''ort Snnatorium % Rerpsturs
.~'' Va' Sommer buOt meget apo
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Trtt.

HDr fabulit
ttIGUhr q ii
Il tprt ID a'a
Ch 'grit CrG
IRIS AZ s. vs.
i0u0 1SsRlra
ogursuhT iG.gt
l%uhQTlrtut 70
if Sttu UrH,
rt en- NbIi
lraUu Ula hgH
h gul0gEiyW
u i'm Ia ayGg
1T. rgtf1lG
0IaUiauttr
biGHIHQEu
$3.50 gu
75C ire gLIL
{ 'mut @lgh
b. Qlptr Garb
Glubt pRta5
on Armbaah.
iuDtlsr % lin
,r Sp0tpus y
mltr idaIdEa
uyt5 I'll UGS'
he en- sent u
nllGr for H0lI
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
LAND co.,
ThOrsby. Alabama.

sY- gr.uriioIer afaaar fra ale Steoer /
bag / bper Diaaueo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Q(labauta.

Qanoet peo 5bprs5n ala., er soot 2aub
% iGlses iaa binigt, iom soot Sano Tan
i9lees ~ruSeniteoS / Sppen. Zen nuro,ite
aolOni / 8borsbu i~tifteoes | 1895. 8peH
bar M Ter "Stores" Jog ire III unoer Gps
isreliel fort Stolebus % "9ubltc Shool"
mso TO 9Rrere. prsnnliereoe lntberite YRe'
nigbeosr, mso gr9iter, boiatte her, og re-
eelmGsii9 Ssuoagsltole % 8~uostJeneter
paa Guselit. Rorit og Suenit. Srtt Illus
itreret GirfuiGrc meo iulo 8eitrlpelie
ouer 2anoet, alimnt, Selisgenhro. Biut for
Relleuoe til Sppen oip. ienoes irlt paa 5ors
langenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

rsNt mS o'r-,
GRINDING
MILL
IA tSoe o.
mailer grh
for on
Nnbr, 5Il,g
'rcHD ,, trst
'1ln1 "Ep
1ghe'd, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
G0cr0 ett,

ircret iet vi.
Sntrsssttli
or cratl, %
6. Bet iei1E
dIQc 0q ktr'Ts
btrllGe GVubt
nm Ut Sara
gctit 1rtgg
iier. o. bsf El
itGmclutigr Oh.
Ulida 'ogtrpr
,rarttt o. M,
ocs tldUet Il
'pit 500 q
drbeioeSc Hah
- Iucb GrDr,l
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

08 3s'Gs,a
, ION arif,
+ 0a at 5sss. |
|nO' sasts
Eager Chi. |
50rnaaia,
mtrOt es., |
HNo'roia
gtbenaa |
R't0n Os a,. |
Un8oom rs. |
bGos, b, |
b ton |
|, 08 fan io, |
fine grsp2 |
|'''oN &1oR: |
bette No, |
per CT glaa |
per ben 23s |
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fJrairt On. |
|noAtntss u, |
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y. Alleu. |
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13
THE CURSE MUST BE DESTROYED IN THIS CITY.

The Rev. John Sterh
pastor of the Simpson emoriaI
Methodist Episcop Church,
spoke eloquently and earnestly
yesterday upon the great curse
of the track and the necessity
for it's destruction. In part the
reverend gentleman spoke as
follows:
THE gambling question has
become unusually prominent
during the past week through a
resolution passed TO print by our
Board of Supervisors. 1t aims at
the eradf, - of poolroon and
racetrack gambling within the
confines Of the city. This reso-
luton comes up for hhal con-
sideration tomorrow. Its pas
sage Will be lnost desperately
resisted by the fraternity. They
claim it means the death Of
racing in San Francisco, for
racing without gambling is a
financial impossibility. Very
we'll; let racing cease and the
habitues of the track depart and
our city will be well rid of these
unsavory characters.
1T is not astonishing our mu-
nicipal authorities should take
such a stem as is DronOSed II
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13
Rev. Or. E. Nelander.

homes IN
tghed IN
defaeaten
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13

r I t would max chapter
IL dy n the ra her meeting tomorrow g t put
ak with upon tn nged % off e
~ d d
nI It to til Inleh eH its associated vices 18TH greatest NOR
1t
sanction % hosp laws amon Why dC 1tt b o
n al @ al 81
Il
scha anmsn
i ue clear of tn epeopeto oseak tina the manlesr n d al the contest is
OF
work for the htmad Oo tn dga p % tt State nf CH of
s
CORFU o
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13

The Rev. DR.. ]. n. Beard,
pastor of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church, denounced
with unqualified vehemence last
night the giant twin evils of
bookmaking and poolselling.
The reverend speaker called
upon the Supervisors to sus-
tain the action already so we'll
taken an to destroy the privi-
leges of the gamblers. In sub
stance the pastor spoke as fol-
lows:
Il have supposed that all
right thinking people, what
ever their creed or consistency
on other matters, could agree
that gambling, even in it's more
private phases, is evil and only
evil. But when it is elevated to
an institution. shamelessly and
gaudily advertised and system
attcaIly used to debauch, not
only men, but women and chill
dren as we'll, it is time for
public sentiment to assert
itself. I have no sympathy with
the mention of business in
connection with all this pool
selling and bookmaking, which
neither make goods nor facili-
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13

Rev. H. T. Shepard, pastor of
OIivet Congregational Church,
prayed last night that the Board
of Supervisors should remain
firm in their purpose to stamp
out the evil of gambling and be
true to their colors as servants
of the public will. When his
prayer was concluded he spoke
as follows:
Tomorrow shall be an event
full day for the city of San Fran
cisco. Before another sun shall
have passed to its setting those
in whose hands we have in
trusted the safety of our public
morals viii have had an op-
portunity of lifting a curse from
our midst or strengthening the
meshes which entangle thou
sands of our people in the throes
of degradation and despair.
I'VE shall watch our Board of
Supervisors. They are our SER
wants, and when the sentiment
of the people shall have been
made known TO them they are
bound to do its bidding. The
wish of the people is that the
gambling incident to t. horse
racing at Ingleside shall be
abolished. and to our city
fathers we look for the sustain
ing of the resolution recently
introduced by DR.. Perrault.
II speak in words of love as
well as law. We have seen the
We fallen from positions OF conf
= daughters descend to prostitu-
arve their offspring that they
e bookmakers. Under our own
zen blighted and homes depraved.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13

III the course of his sermon
last evening Rev. DR.. E. Ne
lander, pastor of the First Eng
lish Lutheran Church. said:
I'VE all admire the horse.
We do not believe a horses
speed is necessarily a sin. But
why should the speed OF the
horse be cultured at the ex-
pense of human degradation.
The evil begins when the bet
ting begins-when fast horses
make fast men. Only those
people who have investigated
the subject have any idea of
the magnitude of poolroom
gambling in our city. Young
men and boys make up the
multitude of the patrons of the
poolrooms. Our prisons are full
of men who ascribe their for
gerry, thefts and embeZzlements
to their infatuation fcr pool
room gambling. No form of
gambling offers such tempta-
tions, and the very fact that it
requires so little money is why
the first theft from employers is
so easily made. superintendent
Byrnes of New York City said:
We are sending men to prison
right along on account of the
IoW of homes in San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13

have the slightest community whose
sanity of mild
tended
prosperity and happiness of With ervty the
that
afraid of
authorities
New York
moral
The history
York City,
Actual experience satisfied gambling offers
temptations theirs
hauncey Depw declares ninety cent the deacaon and
thes of
banished gamblers
to declare their
fromo our mi
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13
CRUSH OUT ITS WICKED LIFE UNDER THE MUNICIPAL HEEL

demnations of the racing evil was
Rev. William RAIDER, pastor of the
reverend gentleman begged the Su-
decent to make the proposed ordi-
gentleman spoke as follows:
clergymen, to say a word on the
and to lend the support of this
made by our Supervisors to control
is weaving it's nefarious web over
"a spider is not to be controlled
killed if poisonous; that is the only
side race track. The Supervisors
spectacle portion of the community
der the municipal heel.
city, a dishonor to the State.
womanhood, an enemy to business.
of society, a breeder of murders.
clandestine meetings, financial ruin.
bling.
mits such a foul and vicious mon
brazen disrespect of law. decency
Down with it! It's excuse for
for gambling. The whole object of
through. Its influence upon the
No defense can be made in it's be-
a public enemy thus far protected
recently published long list of the
track and of the downtown pool
a part of the bloody record. Every
sensational evidence, brandin1 the
San Francisco.
ed of the ruin e homes, loss of sit
buchandS and ruined sons aid
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13

Citations and most complete ar
its manifold evils was given yes
CORY of the Paulist Fathers Of this
thoroughly informed on the terrible
of the most serious consideration.
follows:
least has been conclusively demon
discussion of the gambling plague:
now conducted is an unmitigated
Now in saying this there is in
discriminate assault upon the turf.
along the lines of right and moral
swift-hoofed horse, ii seems to me,
place a prize within the reach of
less as TO reward a farmer who
cube of sugar to our best-conducted
ing progress and developing our
But in racing as in other games
gambling begins. and there is little
spirit has closely approached the
"In one year in New York City
sacrificed at the poolrOoms-ffty TO
ing hands at single race tracks in
this country there are three thou
gamblers scattered up and down
professional plunder, professional
dentally it means three thousand
tematic warfare to wreck our
children.
passion so desperately cruel. Once
there are no depths to which 1t will
appalled,, no threat of the Lord God
THAT to me is the most terrify-
less. So merciless and erIsel that
tyranny and we'll under way on the
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13


do
childhood
described
has unuterable
feeling
edeeng feature in this deadly business Occasionally
which
thousands of
He will
This business
thereby a it.
This the business that would
responsibility and integrity
ample beneath unclean
bon of the human pull down their
to
degrad
long, Lord. long?"
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13

One of the most scathing denun-
raignments Of the race course and
terday by the Rev. Father Mac
city. The reverend gentleman is
subject and his words are worthy
In part Father MacCorry spoke as
1T seems to me that one point at
strated by The Call in its present
that the race track as 1t is here and
curse.
tended no unqualified attack or in
A race course can be maintained
principles. The cultivation of
is in itself commendable; and to
the f1eetest racer is quite as blame
grows good wheat-Or to give
child That is one way of stimulat-
race.
of risk. the sin begins where the
doubt that with us the gambling
proportions of national calamity.
there were seven million dollars
a hundred thousand dollars chang
single day. 1t is estimated that in
sand five hundred professional
and across the land. That means
rapine, professional theft Incl
five hundred people banded in sys-
homes and make paupers Of our
ITO me there is no other human
let its fire charge the blood and
not lower, no cruelty at which it is
Almighty that it will not dare.
ing feature of the vice; it is so pitt
nnOa ire victim crotG cry-a rY1fad b1y ife
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13
THE INFAMIEs AND GRIMES OF THE RICE TRAc

DR.. Alexander n. Carson.
in the Trinity Presbyterian
Church. corner of Twenty-third
and Capp streets, spoke last
night in part as follows on the
"unutterable iniquities, infa-
mics and crimes" of the race
course:
We live in a city that in part
supports two large racetracks
for six or eight months in the
year. Chicago and New York.
each place much larger than
San Francisco and Oakland to-
gether, have only two months
of racing. We are a city of
gamblers imbued with a desire
to make money easily and rap
idly. hence our two f1ourishing
racecourses. 1 am told that
often the poolmen here ham
die as much as $4,000 in one
racing day, and that the quar-
ter of a million dollars invested
ar Ingleside was all returned to
the investors in two seasons.
Think of $3.50, 900 taken from the
dupes, men, women and chill
dren, in two seasons. o Lord.
how long will such conti4 e?
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13

One of the most stirring con-
that delivered last night by the
Third Congregational Church. The
pervisors in behalf of everything
nance law. In part the reverend
Il have been asked, with other
evils of the Ingleside racing track.
church to the efforts now being
the great spider of our city, which
our social and business life.
except for scientific purposes. but
sensible thing to do with the Ingle-
could do no better thing for the re-
that to crush out its wicked life un-
'Ingleside is a disgrace to the
wrecker of homes. a despoiler of
a rendezvous of the worst element
bankruptcy, divorces, chicanery.
dishonesty and the spirit of gam
mo other city in the land per-
ster to continue so long with such
and respectability.
existing is conceived in the passion
the thing is rotten through and
city is damaging to the treme.
h2'r 1t is self condemned 1t is
by law. The Call of this city has
reported victims of Ingleside
rooms, but The Call published only
pastor in the city could aed to the
racing business as the chief evil of
THE ministers are often remind
uations, corrupted and panniless
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13

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The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13
THE PULPIT RISES IN PROTEST
OF THE CURSE OF INGLESIDE


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The San Francisco call., 1899-03-13

little personal wn our
of standing business
which of them occupy as hea
official sanction TO
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Monte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
SING SING.
$50 Broadway, cor. Leonard.
SEQ Broadway. cor. Prince.
Thirty-second and broadway

reunion of Company F. nth Regiment New
York Volunteers will be held in this village 'o-uay'
which is the thirty-eghth anniversary oil the mus
tering of the command into the service OF INC
limited States The company was composed largely
of men from this village and by its bravery earneu
during the war the title of the Sing sing llse'S'
The exercises will end with a dinner TO De server
- Romans Hotel al o'clock. The Commlttee VI
Arrangements Is composed OF GliOei' - o'
+ / Jennings and Aaron Reynolds. -. - ,oroa
Rumor is rife In Westchester County thal IA %
nnrober OF names have been in some uneAplssH.tSo
manner added 10 the jury list IN me oIIce VI ne
commissioner Of Jurors. 1t Is said mat tne Jaw no
moi heen followed regards VINO shan anu " LO
mali not have their names placed upon tie Jul
i;st The law provides that the COMMISSIONS VI
Jurors shall place the list or those napie loi
S,,v as Grand Jurors the names only OF such per
M s ore ia HE for petit jury duty as have been
certifed by the Supervisors OF the several toWns
IN he proper persons 10 serve as grand jurors ne.
isting TO petit jurors the law pToVldes tnat oIy
such names as are returned 10 the CoIhinlssioinel
~ tho Assessors of the several towns as Delns
nsbIe and qualified for jury duty shal De PaCeu
on ench list Ii is said that many names otner ina.
those returned by legal methods nave come GUY Vt
tbe hoy al recent drawings both FOR grano anu Petl
i,,rore and no seems 10 Know the reason
;beyeof II IS asserted that the present cohultlon
~ aairs is the result of political considerations on
,ns,bod 10 increase their popularity with Class vi
their constituents who are glad TO serve on JuileS
Tor the money there is in it. From the town OF
Cortiandt alone there seems 10 be az present up
ward OF four hundred jurors. condition wmch IL
unnracedented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
NEW YORK CITY.

The New-York City Christian Endeavor Union is
arranging for a rousing sem-annual meeting
June g. II will be held in the Broadway Taber-
nacle and one feature will be a welcome TO Gen.
eraI Secretary Baer Of the united society his
turn from the national convention OF Great Britain
in Belfast.
An exhibition OF the work OF the freehand-draw-
ing class Of the Educational Alliance East Broad
way and Jererson-st.. held yesterday.
william r. Paddock. of Boston, srraigned
before Magistrate Cornell in the Centre-st police
court yesterday. charge OF stealing $3.50 from
Frederick Andrews. of Boston. by whom he was
employed. He was remanded to await the arrival
Of extradtion papers from the Massachusetts au.
thorifies.
Owing to the illness Of the Rev. Henry Frank
the anniversary OF the Metropolitan Independent
Church. which to have been celebrated last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
A Wonderful Bargain in
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