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L'Italia., 1899-08-07
Le COnCeSSjOni
, delIO TSung-Ii-
Yamen aII'ItaIia.

PIErROBU RGO. % lie "No,osti"
rice,uno da rechno che il Tsung H.
Namen 81 . gia rcplicaiamcntc rnduna
10 per discuterc sulla Nuta prcscntata
dal miustro italiano. rclmi,a all'occu-
palione della baia hi San Mum
la prima partc nj qursta nota Ia
qualc limitasi a chicdcrr ia affitto Ia
deita baia per un prriodo iii 80 % 30
wi ST rispondera acknowledgements sal
vo dlscutcre snll'ammontarc dcll'af-
fitto.
Lc attire parti inyecc diedero luoRo a
molte obbiezioni, specialmente dove
nclla Nota detto che rItalia riseryusi
ii dfritto di fortificarc la baia per po-
tcra difcnderc mel caso che FItnlia do
vessc cventualmentc trovarsi la gucr-
ra con qualcuna dclle Potenhc ayenti
Interest," in China.
nellie seguenti sedute( ii Tsung-li va
mon stabilirA in quale misura potrnn.
no asere luogo questc fortiflcalioni q
u numero dclle truppc III terra e. III ma
re- e. cosi il numoro dcllc nayi, che n
talia potra mantencre mel torrcno e.
nellie acque oocupati, numcro che 81
prcycdc sara assai limitato. diffidando
IL governo cincsc del progetti itnliani
per quanto ammantati dallc sue dichi,
ra<ioni oltrcmodo pacfichc.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
BANChETTO IN ONORE DI
DEWEY.
lnlsnnccio rclcrrnficnl

NArolI, q. II segrctario delram-
basciata americana "a Roma, diede og-
gi IN banchctto in onore iii Dewey.
Ebbc mogo all'"IIotcl Royal" La sa
la era splcndhlamente drcorata con a.
ralzi e hlaSoni ed color nazionali ita
liani ed amcricani, gran quanttA III
fiori.
| coperti crano soltanto diciotto ed
oltrc al signor lddings, segrctnrio. c
sua signora. rammirnglio Dewey. era
no pur present. II generate G. Bngllolo,
il vice ammiraglio Gonzales. II Prcfcj-
to iii rolilia d Napo Hphua g (
dcll'"ONmp s.oafla
grctario dcll'amnhas, lfH "a liama. A
console di Napoli. al N,eaaa. .eI en a.-
tro prominentc amer. .a.o. ~
Al hrindisi primo s s.s 81.
lddings che hrindo al Re d'iinlin, al
rrcsidente Me NinlcN ed DessevQue
sti risposc hrevementc contiaccamhiq
do. Non vi furono discorsi dl Sortu.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
AmOri Franco. RuSSi.
{ Dlepncclo Tclcgrnfleol }

PIETROBllI,GO, u. NJ DeleassS
Mnistro franccsc dcgli Estcri, cbbe
ogPi l'onore di pranzar con 10 Car mel
palal1o di rcterhoff EraV prcscnte
nltresi il coutc Muravieff Minisiro de
eli ESteri russo uonche vari dignitari
della Coric impcrialr. vi fu uno scam
bio III brindisi inncggianti al due pae-
81 ed nll'nllennla conchiusa. Motif di-
plomatici II rccarouu far vista Del
casso. gioruali russi protestano con
tro ramnissionc di qunlsiasi altra 20
teula "a far partc dcll'alleanln.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
Un'alleanza EurOpea COntrO
gil Stati Unit?

LONDRA, .. II correspondents wen
ncsc dell'Ohserver tclcgrafa qucl
gioruale:
"Ia Ncue Erie prcssc'. cummentan
do Ia vista al Dclcasse. dice che que
sta vista q conncssa ad un piano futu
ro che conccrne lutte le duplici e tri
pllci allcaulc fra lc potcuze europe.
Dice che u Principe lIohenlohe gin
ebbc occaslone iii fare delle propostc
a Delcasse che ycnncro tosto approva
tc ma prima desidcraya di aycre pure
il cousento del Coute Muravicff
La proposta includercbbe un'allean
~ generate dcgli Stati Europci contro
oil Stati Unit d'america.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
DEWEY A NAPOLI.
pispaccio TeIegrafIcol.

NAPOLI >. Oegi arrivo qui. prove
niente da Trieste. Ia nave americana
Olympia al comando dcll'amm ra-
Clio Dewey.
Franc ad attenderla al molo Fam
basciatorc americana a Roma, e due Sc
grctari nonchc ii Console Gcuciaic iii
Napoli suo scguito.
II Capitano del Porto e lc autorita
militari nonche il Prcfctto ed il Consl-
Clio Municipale ST recarono pure far
,sita Dewey. Pin tardi. una comitiya
di 10 turisti americani furono pure ri
ccyuti da Dewey.
Tutti stanno bcnc a bordo dell "Ol-
ympia", ed & probabile rimarra in que
sto porto per $ O 10 giorni
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
DisOrdini nellImperO
AuStriaCO.

SAI./Bt ItG, Austria, =. Teri ed
oggi ayvcnnero altri grai dsordini
nellie pubblichc strade. Una folla di po
polo ST adun0 di fronte al club N.zio
nalista Tedesco, gridando sehlamal
zando. Le fincstre furono infrante G.
furono pure sparati yari colpi iii reyol
yer. La polilia opero numerosi arr@sti
ma dovette chiamare i'aiuto dele trup
pc per disperdcre / dimostranti
Molti furono fcriti 81 ayvennero pu
re collutazioni corpo corpo.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
MARCONI
TRIONFA.
IL TELEGRAPH SENZA fill
DA' OTTIMI RISULTATI.
COstituisce la meravigIia
del SecOlO che muOre
Dlspaccio Telegrafico.D

LONDRA, 3. - ALE manovre nava
Ii della flotta inglese, che 81 fecero SIT
bato. 81 ebbe occasione di experimental
re il TELEGRAPH Marconi.
Su una nave, lincrociatore Juno
erau Marconi stesso, che dirigeva lie
prove. l risultati furono sorprendenti
al punto tale che tutti erano stupefat
ii.
Lo scambio di segnali, messaggi ed
istruzioni fu continue perfetto con
una rapidita Incredible. La distanza
fra lie navi era enorme: La "Juno" co
munic0 Europa" ALA dstanza di
oltre 40 miglia maritime. Lammira-
Clio disse che il telegrafo Marconi e
un vero trionfo della schema elettrica
che saluta lalba del 200 secolo.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
DIG HlARAZIONE IMPORTANTE
CDispaccio Telegrafico.l

PARlGI. >. - II Conte Won Mum
ster, ambasciatore germanico in Fran
cia ebbe una lunga conferenza col pre-
Sidente loubet.
Discussero luugo Ia sfrontata dichil-
razione del Generate Mercier che as
scri,a ayere egli prove della reita di
Dreyfus e che Won Munster gil aveva
fatti vedcre document che comprova
vano la colpabilita del poyero capita
no.
II yenelando vecchio, Conte Won Nun
ster. asscur0 Loubet che le dichiara-
zioni di Mercier sono false assoluta-
mente e che nulla mai ebbe che ia
re con Dreyfus o con Mercio.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
IL NUOVO GABINETTO BELGA
DIsnaccio TelegrafIeol

BRUSSELLE, ,. r. II "Moniteur".
giornale ufficioso, annunzia il seguen
te nuovo Ministero: M.de Smet de Me
yer Primo Ministro e Ministro della
finanza e lavori pubblici; Mr. de Trool
ministro degli INTERIM, VI. de Peuvel
Ministro della Giustizia; Generate Con
sebaut, Ministro della Guerra; VI. de
Favreau Ministro degli Esteri; II Ba-
rome Nandenbruggen al Ministero del
rAgricolura, Mr.. Liobard Ministro
delle Poste Telegrafi, Commerclo e
FelTovie
Ouesto Ministero sarebbe favorevole al
la revisione della leggc electorate e
di una eguale ripartizione del s4gi fra
due partiti al Parlamento.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
IUMULTI A PARlGl.


PARIGI g. OgPi ! socialist orga-
nil1arono una g1nde dimpstralione
In pialla Manbcrt. prcsso Ia statua di
Eticnne Dolct che mel 1876. durnnte
il rcgno iii Francesca /, yrnnc brucin-
to sui rogo. accusato dl "cmpicta ed a-
teismo" Quc7ta dimost azione simeon
tr0 poi con IN altra, mel prcssi dell ~
ficio dcll' "Intransigeant il giornale
di Henry Rochefort, e ne nacque un tu
multo Vi furono parecchi fcrti. Nu-
meros arresti.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
MiniStrO franCeSe in Russia
{ Dispaccio Telegrafico)

PIETROBUR RGO. ;. Teri arriv0
qui NJ Delcasse, Ministro francese de
gil Esteri. La Stampa gil diede un cor
diale benvenuto.
Benche 10 scope della vista sia il to
pico d'ogni commento e nessuno Sc 10
e@ppa spiegare, 81 assicura nonostante
che altro non che una vista ineren
te al trattato d'alleanza.
La vista nulladmeno causa genera
ie malcontento fra gil altri diplomat
ci dell'Impero. Oggi Delcasse s'imbat-
tenne a lungo col Conte Muravieff, dal
ouale AMI fu invitato a pranzo in for
ma priyata Domani Delcasse. visitera
10 Gar al palazzo di Peterhoff.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
UN'ACQUISTO DI UMBERTO
AIPEsposiziOne ArtistiCa di
LOndra.
(Dlspaccio Telegraflco.)

LONDRA. :. ~ IL magnifico quadro
qui esposto. del penehlo di George Hen
ry Baughton,''il c;eder delle foglie NOR
-" fu comperato Ia Re InshertO Yer
ra esposto a Venezia, a quella Esposi
zione artistica. indi nella gelleria arti
stica Municipale di Roma.
La sezione americana dell'Esposizio
ne di Venezia motto ammirata vari
qaudri son venduti giornalmente.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
ULTIM' ORA
CONTINUE TRIONFJ DEL
TELEGRAPH MARCONI.
lnIspae.lo relegraflcol

loNbkA, q. gtornali dcscrivono
al'r' experiment. fattisi in quesu gior
nj col tclcgmfo sen1a fill sistema Mar
com. Trattasi d'una scric iii comuni-
ca1iom fattc da un pallonc frcnato. sa-
Tito a grVnde altclSa e Ia stazionc a ter
ra. distante parccchio c viccvcrsa.
Tutu gli experiment. sono niuscitis-
simi e suscitarono la meraviglla q 10
entusiasmo delle autorita militari .
scicntiflehe.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
La squadra itaIiana a Mar.
SigIia.

MAHSIGLIA. -. Tclcgrammi dn
Roma confermano che Ia squndra ita-
Llama, composta iii < corazlate, sci in
crociatori quattro torpedinicrc. 81 ra-
duncra a Spelia nci primi III ottobre
per rccarsi Marsigla, owe arrivcra IA
10 dcllO stcsso mcsc.
Da Marsig'ia Ia squadra 81 reehera
a Tolone Si riccvera Ia vista dell am-
miraglio Fournier. .
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
DISASTRO FERROVIARIO.
Disnaccio TelegrafIcoD

PARIGI, .. ALE $50 di questn sera
avvenne uno scontro fra due treni sui
la Inca fra Orleans Juvisy. II disa-
stro fu causato da un erroneo segnale.
due trent uno della linea Orleans
Lyon Paris, raltro della Paris Ly-
OF Medterranee, 81 scontrarono lur
to fu TERRIBLE.
Diciassette persone rimas'ro uce'se
81 fertile.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07

DIR. W. J. YOUNG. Nj. d. gia as
sistente medlco-chirurgico al'Ospedale
Tedesco di San Francisco. UFFlClO;
al Schricke Bldg. Stance Nj. 1910
ORARIO dale Oil ant. IA e 7-S Dom
al numero "a s. California Stockton
Cal. Telefono ufficio. Blue II Tel. rs
stNopga 1871 Rod
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
UNA FIABA.
LO Gar non penSa ad
abdiCare
lispaccIo Telegrnficol

NEW YORK, .. I'm dispaccio spc
cialc al "Sun' da Londra. dice.
Lc autorila russc smcntiscono assn
lutamentc il telcgrhmma a scnsalio.
ne del London Times, riprodotto AN
che dai giornali Iii Parigi. che 10 Car
fosse sui procinto iii abdicarc. Qucsta
notizia cause profonda Impressions in
tutta rEuropa
L'Italia., 1899-08-07

Ora lc Statlstichc dlmoStrauo che ii
massimo di attivitA mel commerce. sc-
rico. 81 Ia mel secondo semcstrc dell'
ammo. Il 1s9S segno per rindustria sc-
rica un incremento di l.. 2.12I131 al
rimportalionc di L. 31.3GO9j9 ALA
esportazionc; tutto ia sperarc che il
1899 chludera con cifre ancor piu i'm
portanti, e ne sarebbe unr riproya il
prezzo pi1 elevate del bolzoli, che ha
contribute da parte sua "a diffondere
maggior bcnessere nellie nostrc classi
agricole.
Le ndustric dcllc peli, hanno Lire
40G1.1G2 di aumento alfimportazione,
e l.. 2.722. 1873 all'esportazioue.
Grandi variazioni presenta Ia catego
ria NlI(Minerali. Metalli loro lavorD.
nellie lmportazioni presenta noteyo-
Ii aumenti seguenti: rottam di ferro
l.. 3529.92O; ghisa in pani l. l.512.-
$40; carbon fossile L. 1852 O5S Sono
questc materie prime obstinate a fe-
condare sempre pin le nostre udnsirie.
All esporta2ione troyiamo una sensi-
bile diminuzione di lire 222 800 nello
zolfo greggio. ma in compeu-o, quasi
lutte le molteplici yoci present. tano an
mentt, tanto che Ia categorl chiude
con IN aumento complessito di Lire
I 1.5S3 GGs.
L'esportazione del Prani. d.. cereal.,
dele farine, delle paste ha mcntato
in tutto di lire 1893 3S5 ma mporta-
zione, in grazla del buon RI aolto del
30. semestre 1898, dminui lire 60
L'Italia., 1899-08-07
VISTA PRINCIPESCA.


ISCHI.. Austria. ,. - Oggi arriy0 qui
il Re Cristano di Danimalca f. in Vi
sta all'Imperatore Francesca Giusep-
pc. Dopo il pranzo di gala al palazzo
imperiale fece ritorno a Gemunden.
LImperatore 10 accompagno fino al
la stazione.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07

NUOVA FOTOGRAFIA ITALIANA
e4e Pacific st. ira Battery Front, n
tratti di primo ordine $50 per dor
Magnifici ingrandiment L crsyo'
l.Io - c. UBERTO.
L'Italia., 1899-08-07

.ALL'ANTICA FOTOGhAFlA TIA
LLAMA, 223 Montgomery Avenue, an
golo di Broadway, ID possono ottener
/ migliori ritratti fotogrsfie crayol
I'd acquerello. Processi modernissim
pr~rri IA 81 IN su ALA dosTina-
STOCKTON DRUG CO.-GHIGLIEk
b KOEHLER. Unica fsrmacia italian
dell'interno. Gran deposito di lutte ]
specialita Italiane, Frsncesi ed Amer
cane. Cor. Main and futtsr, Stockton
Arizona republican., 1899-10-15
SUICIDE OR MURDER?
Guadalupe Leon Found With d Knife
 Wouad in Ills He8rt.

Guadalupe Leon. a member of a gang of canal cleaners, was found dead in his bed at a camp Q mile and a half west of Peoria yesterday morning with a knife thrust in his heart. He lay on his back, his hands held together over the wound and a bloody knife, a dirk like weapon with a five-inch blade, iy- ing at his side. Four other laborers were sleeping near by the dead man and they said that they had heard no disturbance in the night. It was be-
Arizona republican., 1899-10-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

k The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Grand Canal Com pany will be held Wednesday, the 18th of October, 1899, at he hour of o'clock p. m., at the office of the Company, in Phoenix, Arizona. to elect three df- rectors for the ensuing year and such other business as may lawfully come before said meeting.
 THOS. w. PEMBERTON, Pres. VIM. B. CLEARY, Sec'y.
 Phoenix. Ariz. Sept 27, 1899 First published in the Arizona Re publican, Sept 27, 1892
Arizona republican., 1899-10-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Salt River Valley Canal Company will be held Wednes- day, the 18th of October, 1899, at the hour of ? o'clock p. m., at the office of the Company. in Phoenix, Arizona, to elect three trustees for the ensuing year and such other business as may lawfully come before said meeting.
 THOS. W. PEMBERTON, Pres. VIM. B. CLEARY, Sec'y.
 Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 27. 1899 First published in the Arizona Re publican, Sept. 2, 1899.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders Of the MaricoDa Canal Company will be held Wednesday. the 18th of October, 1899, at the hour of ? o'clock D. n., at the office of the Com rany, in Phoenix, Arizona. to elect
Arizona republican., 1899-10-15

three trustees for the ensuing year and such other business as may law fully come before said meeting.
 THOS. w. PEMBERTON, Pres. VIM. B. CLEARY, Sec'y.
 Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 27. 1S99 First published in the Arizona Re publican, Sept. 27, 1899.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-15
Sunday Bill for Coffee AI's
 Place, October 18th.

SOUP. Puree of Chicken a la Hollandaise. COnsomme Printaniere.
 FISH. Fillet of Sole a la Hailey.
 RELISHES. Olives. Celery. Sliced Tomatoes. Radishes. Onions.
 BOILED. Leg of Mutton, Caper Sauce.
 ENTREES Praised Roulade of Beef a la Borde
 Iaise. Saute of Spring Chicken a la Marango. Calves Head aux Van BIore- Ragout of Lamb With Tomatoes. Chile con Carne. Baked Pork and Beans.
 BOASTS. Prime Beef. sirloin of Beef. Young Turkey Stuffed, Cranberry
 Sauce.
 VEGETABLES Asparagus on Toast a la Cream. French String Beans. Garden Peas. Mashed Potatoes. Boiled Potatoes. Fried Sweet Potatoes. COLD MEATS AND SALADS. Beef. Leg of Lamb. Cold Chicken. Pigs Feet. Tongue. Sugar Cured Ham. Mayonnafse of Chicken.
 Potato Salad.
 PASTRY. Chocolate Pudding, Cream Sauce. Banana Charlotte. Apple Dumping, Lemon Sauce. Stewed Peaches, Apricots, Cranberries
 and Plums.
 Sliced Peaches. Vanilla and Strawberry Ice Cream.
 PIES Mince. Apple. Peach. Pumpkin. Pear. Vanilla. Custard.
 Lemon Cream. Bulk Oysters or Eagle Brand Oys- ters to order.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-15

o1l' Dut u WI 'NS d that he had cen mur- believed some time last ling to the fact that the lund the body said it was the scene of the murder I, it was thought probable Aains were those of Ford len in some manner ex-
 however, was erroneous,
 hys the body was about
 Fords grave. It has
 ried by the action of land when an attempt hove the body to a grave the officials, it broke in limitation revealed the fact leased had been shot in the bullet coming out near the hair was brown. but there about the features by which be identified, save the fact Xas a white man. lie had been in corduroy trousers, hickory Dnd black shirt. The right leg bne of the arms were missing, ibly the work of wild animals distance from the body a coat found containing five plugs of to- tcO, but nothing else was in evidence. hey buried the body where it was Bund. It is believed he was a sheep Ramp quarrel that doubtless occurred tast spring when the fiocks were trav- cling nOrthWard-
Morris tribune., 1899-04-29
CELERY PLANTS.
Some Valuable Information on Their
Treatment.

some valuable Information On Their
Treatment.
If on well drained soil, celery plants
may be left In the rows till the last OF
November by having some litter az
hand to apply in case of hard freez=
ing. It should be remembered, hoWev-
err, that if the plants are well banked a
little freezing of the tips OF the leaves
will do no harm, and the mistake is
often made of applying winter protec~
ton too early an thus injuring the
crop by keeping it too warm,
For winter storage the method in
vogue in some celery growing districts
is to make on well drained soil beds Of
four to six double rows of plants with
a wall of dirt between. Bank up on
the outside till the tips of the leaves
just show above the surface of the bed.
Leave the bed in this condition till
hard freezing begins, then throw two
or three inches of soil over the sur
face. Let this soil freeze hard before
applying litter, and never apply heavy
covering at the first approach of cold
weather. The soil in the bed is still
warm, and if heavy coat of manure
is put on the top the frost is soon TAX
en- out of the surface soil and the tenn
perature will be high enough to induce
decay The secret of success in the
winter storage of celery is to keep
cool. AS the severe weather of winter
approaches the covering of litter may
be increased unless there is fall Of
snow.
To open the beds, take the litter off
from one end, break the crust of soil
with pickaxe and remove any desired
amount of the celery. Then carefully
replace the covering. This plan has
the merit of cheapness and for holding
plants through the winter is preferable
to storage in pit or cellar.
If the crop is to be disposed of as
early as January, it may be stored in a
cool cellar or pit. In this case the
plants are set very closely together on
loose moist loan. To avoid heating,
consequent on packing large quantities
about two feet wide by eight or ten
feet long are made by setting up boards
which shall come to the tops of the
plants when in place. If the plants
are closely packed, SO as to exclude the
air, it is unnecessary to use earth be-
tween them. When plants are stored
in this way, it is important that the
of the pit or cellar be kept
as near the freezing point as possible.
If, however, it is desired to hasten the
process of blanching, the temperature
may be raised. The soil in which the
plants are placed should be moist to
prevent whiting, but the foliage should
always be kept dry or there will be
trouble from rotting.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-29
Quality of Mutton.

qualify Oh Mutton.
When sheep have been hard driven
for few hours before being killed, or
if they have suffered at any time re-
Gently from lack of food and water, it
affects the meat which is said to have
the ''woolly TASTE" or, as it is some
times called. the sheep taste. There is
no kind of meat that has finer flavor
than mutton when it is at its best But
this means that he sheep shall be fat
tened without injury to it's digestion
and that it shall never be subjected to
hardship. The practice of shipping
sheep huddled in cars for long dis
tances and often without needed food
makes the animals feverish and in
jures the quality of their meat A
sheep that has fattened on rich, sweet
pasture and is killed without being
run down to catch it will make good
mutton. There is popular belief that
the fine wool Merino sheep makes IN
ferior mutton. It's wool makes a warm
er coat. thus causing the animal to
sweat more when it travels. Besides
this. the Merino is not so hearty a
feeder as are the coarse wooded sheep.
But if care is taken to feed them so as
never to make the sheep feveriSh or
cause them to sweat. the mutton from
Merino sheep can be made as good as
that from the so-caHed mutton breeds.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-29
Y. P. S. c. E. CONVENTION.
Will Be Entertained by 1orris in
Irsne

June.
The annual Y. P. S. G. E. conven-
ton for this district is to be held in
Morris this year in June. The con-
vention will bring to this city for a
couple of days from IS to 100 people.
Their entertainment will fall upon
the hospitable people of Morris under
the direction of an entertainment
committee of the local Christian En-
deavor Society.
Delegates will be present from
Wheaton, Graceville, Browns Valley,
and Herman and other towns north
and west of this city. The members
of the local Epworth League will
also be invited to lend their aid
toward making the convention sue
cess.
The program will consist of papers
and discussions on live topics of in
terest to Christian Endeavorers, but as
the program is prepared by a COM
mittee out of town, we are not in
formed as to who will have parts. 1t
is safe to say however that it will be
of general enough interest to merit
the attendance of all Christians as
we'll as Endeavorers.
The citizens of Morris can make
the work Of the local entertainment
committee much lighter than it other
wise would be by notifying them of
their desire to entertain number of
the delegates. Of this committee, r.
A. Stone is chairman.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-29
DIED.
Mrs. John D. Kaiser.

After year Of patient suffering,
death came as a relief to Mrs. John
D. Kaiser, Monday afternoon. For
the past year she has seen little of
friends and neighbors, yet all those
who know her bespeak for her
only respect and praise. The funer-
al was held from the M. E. church
Wednesday morniog, the sermbn
being by the Rev. Geo. Willett A
large number of friends and relatives
followed the remains the grave. To
the sorrowing husband and son and
daughter is extended heartfelt SYM
pathy.
Deceased, ANNA Mary Turk
Kaiser) was born in New York City
July rs, 1889. In 1910 her parents
moved from there to Bradford
county, Pa, where she grew to
womanhood and on Dec. IL, 1860, she
was married to John D. Kaiser, of
this county. In March 1880, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kaiser came to this county
where they have since lived. The
first symptoms of the disease which
was the cause of Mrs. Kaiser's death
appeared about four years ago and
for the last year she has keen so help
less as to require the constant care
and attention of her faithful husband.
Mrs. Kaiser leaves besides her hus-
band, brother in Bradford county,
Pa, daughter Mrs,A. G. Ring, of
Winnebago City; and son, Henry
7. Kaiser.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-29
ANNUAL BUILDING ACTIVITY.
The Amount of Building this Year
viii Surpass all Records.

A brief resume of the proposed
building of this summer will convince
even the most sceptical that Morris
is at the present time enjoying an era
of good times. 1t is only when one
attempts to enumerate the proposed
buildings that the large number real
lY impresses one.
The most extensive improvement
OF the year will doubtless be the new
dormitory at the Indian industrial
school, This will be even more ex-
pensixe than the building which was
put up last fall The contract for
the same will be let sometime in
June.
OF private residences, those Of S.
A. Flaherty al d H. B. Wolff, have al
ready been referred to.
FL. O. Eames will commence the
erection of a fine new dwelling as
soon as practicable.
j. j. CARNEY has the foundation
for his new residence nearly COM
pleted, it will be one of the finest
homes in town.
In addition to these mentioned,
there are several buildings contem-
plated, but they have not yet reached
stage which would justify their
publication.
Morris tribune., 1899-04-29
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