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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-12

HUBBARD On March 9th, Oliver Payson
Hubbard, LII d., late Professor of Chem
istry. Mineralogy and Geology In Dart
mouth College, In the Dist year Of his age
Funeral from his late residence, 1T West
l5th street, New York, on Monday, March
18th, at II O'Clock. Interment at Grove
street cemetery, New Haven, on arrival
Of train leaving New York at one o'clock.
MANsFIELD--In North Haven, March 10,
Betsey A. Sackett, wife of Henry A.
Mansfield aged ~ years.
Funeral from her late residence Monday at
. p. IN. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend.
PARDEE-In this city, March 11th 1900
Henry c. Pardee, in the 62d year of his
age.
Funeral private.
SPERRY - In this city March 18th, Mrs.
Lavinia Sperry, aged So years
Funeral services will be held Mt the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. w. Il. North
rup. 2S7 Shermail avenue, Tuesday after
noon, March 18th, at 2:30 o'clock. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend. ct
SPERRY-in this city, March 10th. Henry
W. Sperry, aged rs years, 8 months, IL
days.
Funeral services will be held at his late
residence, 10 Prospect Place, Monday at
ternoon at halfpast two o'clock. Friends
are invited to attend
WELLES II In Elwyn, Pa, on March 9TH,
Mary Il. Welles, widow of Charles r.
Welles, and daughter Of c. ]. Salter, for
mcry OF New Haven. ct
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lLAistN ~ list.
LOST,

SATURDAY afternoon, fox terrier, white
with tan and black markings about the
head. Finder will he suitably rewarded
at % TRUMBULI. ST mh12 1t
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-12

The late Louis Weckesser, for many
years a resident of Bishop street, was
insured for $4,000 in the Masonic Mu-
tual Benefit association, and leaves
quite considerable valuable property.
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The Florence tribune., 1900-10-27
MADE IT EASY FOR HILDA.
An ObIising Chicago Man Who Had Things Fixed So the Hired Girl
 Need Not Worry.

Rosenthal keeps drug store out Cot. tage Grove avenue way. Like the rest of mankind he has his troubles, and few weeks ago they took the form of the servant girl dilemma. The light of the kitchen left in the dark of the moon and the druggist was fain to fill her place with another. He has had experience of the employment agency and is wise. He sought the newspaper and clipped out a situation wanted' ad., which he thought would fill the bill, and he went over to Sedgwick street to see the pros pective successor to the light of the kitchen. She was descendant of the hardy Norsemen and looked as hardy as any of them. She had large bumps on the backs of her hands where other people wear knuckles, and when she moved her arms things that looked like hams stood out in her sleeves just above the elbows. But she knew her bus mess. She didn't let Mir. Rosenthal get the start of her with any questions. As soon as she learned he had called in answer to the ad. she began the cross examination.
 How many children have youg she asked in a painful way. Her English was badly broken in spots, as though it had fallen from a great height. MT. Rosenthal was forced to confess that he was the happy father of six
 This rather put damper on things at the start. Hilda's Morse brow cloud ed and she lost the air of insouciance which Mr. Rosenthal was pleased to note as soon as he entered the room.
 Have you second girl?'' she asked, shortly.
 Mir. Rosenthal gladly admitted that the family had such an adjunct.
 Do you send out the washing?" asked Hilda, imperiously.
 The druggist told about that feature of his domestic arrangements. But he could see that Hilda did not approve of him and he grew reckless.
 T suppose you have big Sunday dinner?" said Hilda.
 "Yes, that's one of the best things we do" said Mir Rosenthal. You see, we order an eight-course dinner from caterer every Sunday, and he sends it up in wagon with the walters to serve it, and then we always want the lady who is living with us to sit at the head of the table on Sunday, so don't think the Sunday dinner would bother you much"
 Hilda looked at him in surprise mo- ment. Then great light seemed to break in on her.
 "Oh, you think you're smart, don't you?" she said.
 And then the incident was considered closed.-Chicago Chronicle.
The Florence tribune., 1900-10-27
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The Florence tribune., 1900-10-27

been extensively tried within the last two years of sprinkling the roadway with oil. Such an experiment was tried recently on a section of the Hudson River division of the New York Gen. tral with fair degree of success. The material used is one of the byproducts of petroleum distillation, which is spread upon the roadway by means of sprinkler attached to flat car, which is pushed along by locomotive at a speed of about three miles an hour.
 The New York Central management is satisfied that sprinkling with oil is a good means of keeping the roadbed free of dust, but this method is regard ed by some of the New York Central operating officers as too expensive to come into general use. Expert engi- neers have expressed the opinion that a roadbed of crushed stone, although costly, will prove to be cheaper in the end for railroad. Such a roadbed, it is averred, is free from dust, and con- sequently, will not require any sprinkling.
 In the annual report of the Boston & Maine railroad, just issued, President Lucius Futile says that about 400 miles of the track of that system have thus far been sprinkled with oil.
 "The first application" he says, pen etrates the surface of the roadway to the depth of about three inches, and it's viscous consistency retards its evapora- tion and gives permanent and satisfac- tory results in laying and adhering to- gether the dust particles that, under normal conditions. are thrown up in clouds by the motion of passing trains" !"
 About 2,000 gallons of the fluid are re- quired for each mile of single track, costing, at the present price of ma terial, including the patentee's royal ty, about SlOo mile. President futile adds:
 Present experience indicates that an additional sprinkling will be necessary in each of the two succeeding years, and that thereafter no further sprinlding will be required for pe- riod of at least five years"
 The oil sprinkling system is in vogue upon the Boston & Albany railroad. the Chicago & Alton and half dozen other western railroads.-N. r. Times.
The Florence tribune., 1900-10-27
An Interesting Legal Question.

In Judge Rightor's division of the civil district court the successions of Mrs. Pauline Langles and Marie Angelic Langles were called for adjustment. A very interesting legal point is involved. Mrs. and Miss Langles were passeng gers on the ill-fated steamship La Bour- gogne, which went down in midocean almost q year ago. Both had written wills, the mother leaving her property to the daughter in the event she died first and vice versa. The question now is which died first. They both met their end in the same disaster, but the con- tention is that the daughter being younger and stronger, must have sur vived longer in the water than did the mother-N o. Times Democrat
The Florence tribune., 1900-10-27
A Cute Thief.

4 story bearing upon the ingenuity of the London thief relates to the late Sir James Ingham. A charge of watch robbery was preferred by gentleman against an individual who had travelled in the same carriage with him from Bournemouth, but in the end it was found that the watch had not been stolen, but had been left home by the prosecutor. To mollify the innocent man, Sir James said: Ut is most re- markable occurrence. To show, how ever, how liable we all are to make these mistakes, was under the im- pression when left my house at Ken sington this morning that put my watch (which, may mention, is an exceedingly valuable one) in my pocket, but, arriving at this court, found that I must have left it home by mis- take" While business was proceeding an old thief at the back of the court went out, jumped into hanson cab, drove off to Sir James highlands resi- dence, and, by representing himself as bona-fde messenger, obtained pos session of the watch, which has never been heard of Chicago Inter Ocean
The Florence tribune., 1900-10-27
.Dining Station.

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 Through tickets to all points in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
 CONNECTIONS: Jerome Junction with U . with P. & E. R. k. for Huron and Mayer. Prescott with stage lines with all the D prin- cipal mining camps; Congress Junction with stage lines for Congress, Harqua Hala. Stanton and Yarnell; Hot Springs Function with the c. c. H. S. & l. Co.,, for Castle Creek Hot Springs, the all-year-round health re- sort; Phoenix with the M 6 P. &S.R. y.R. R. for points on the S. P. system.
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The Florence tribune., 1900-10-27
DUST LAID BY OIL.
sw York Central Railroad Tries This sDrinkIine Method with
 gnccess.

The enormous growth of passenger afIic and the frequency of passenger aims on some of the railroads east and est has rendered necessary the adop- Jn Of some method of laying the dust
 the roadway. Experiments have
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22

Sen @puberneur bon 9aoana,
Gen. 2uolOip, bat Der &eoafteur bes
oortiaen cubaniiben Slattes v2a 2u=
ha" gum Duea aeforoert, norauf Der
6eneral Dem Gampfbabn Die 9ueamaI=
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BelaItiaurg por Den poli5eiri6ter itelen
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ten i'm umlauE befinolihen @oloes tpiro
CUR 3eit auf mebr als 2 gillionen ange=
aeben, in senauen 3ablen auf 50, ,O03..
l49, 1855. Darnab fpmmen bel elmer
Mnnabme Der gepDlterun9saabl auf
77,ll6,0O0 auf ben Gopf Der Bebblte=
rung $25.98. gs 1T bies mebr als III
iraeno elmer 3eit aupor. Nor sebn Sab
rem tpar Der pro3entiab 22.82, i'm
Sabre 1870 betrug er 1850. Mnno
1900 iDuroen Die Wetpobner oes Qanbes
nit $4.99 pro Gopf fertig. Nn 8oIb
uno @olo=@ertifitaten 1T beute mebr in,
umlauf aIs olles @elo bes Qanbes i'm
Sabre 1873 betrug. llnb bod 1iebt
man iebr lpeni9 oaoOn i'm gertebr.
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9er Ycmiions. MoIod).

WOse uniere 9eliebte GepubIit nod
10 lanae briteben. Der GriegspenliDnen
unb ibrer 0srrlidteit miro fein gnoe
iein.
Dreibia Sabre trdat bas Bolt Der
Verelnigten Staaten bic aus BEN giir=
aertrieae ertua1iene uno iortndhreno
5unebmenbe penlionsbiiroe. Danf ben
famoien .9rie9s=Wittlpen" uno elmer
h0dlf liberalen Yenlionsaeiebsebune LIT
Die Sabl Der peniionirtcn BON l26, 722
I'M Sabre 1866 auf 993,7 (tuorunter
232. SCI Grieas Wittpen) I'M subre
1898 9efie9en. ,pdbreno in oemielben
3eitroum Die Yeniionen Don runo 13
Wlillionen Dollars anf Die rielise
Summe BON 145 Wii0ionen Eonars
anaemadien iinb.
gtibt aenus nit Der bisberigen pen=
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frieg neben anoeren ihonen 6ril1ten
cine nene sSlutb BON penlionen ee=
bratht, Die aceianet iein oiirite, oas
4benteuer unieres 9errn Yrdnoenten
I'M Mnoenfen oes Goltes gu peremioen.
llno nab Dem Nnfan9e gu urtbeien,
erOlfnet Iib i3m Der erfreulihe Mus,
bid, oaB Der neue penlions elephant
lib ebenialls gu re1t 1tattliben Dimen=
lipnen ouswauie. 3mor perseidnet
ole @eihihte ces ameritaniib= ipanl-
Iben &rieaes nur cine eiaentlihe
Shlaht Den Sturm auf Can sfuan.
Yei oieiem Sample fanoen 226 ameri=
tanii6e Soloaten ben Sob, 1874 purs
ben pertpunoet uno 100 als permlBt
eingetrngen. Stun linb absr bereits
penlisnsasiube fiir 55Sl eSnpolioen,
256 fur gBittipen uno 682 fir ionltiee
NnaebDriae BON Soloaten jenes 6elo=
su9es beim penlionsamt einaeganaen.
Darunter befinoen lib @eiu1c bon
Dtitalieoern bon Heeinentern, - tpie
oas .beriibmte" II. bon Stem Sort, -
ole iiberhaupt nibt in's @efeht fanlen
uno luobl oas bon unierem Rrieasoe.
partement aelieferte parfiimirte 6leilh,
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60 pielperipredeno Der Nnfana lit,
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tommen. gDenn erlt uniere Grieger
auf ben pbilippinen nit ibren pen=
lionsgeluben anriifen, oann wiro oas
Volt 81 be5ablen baben, oab ibm Die
Mu9en iibereeben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22
Gcinc Gefortst int GuuSutar=
DicftSf.

Sir Die Sode Der Gioiloienlf= =Geiorm
bldlt our 3eit iberall Elm b0ier Wino.
Sm 0aus=@onite fir austpdrtiae Nn=
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len. abgetban moroen uno babel piro
es fir oieien GonsreB an6 iein Bewen=
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ware es bsi Der neuen Stenung, melhe
bic Ser. Staaten i'm Meltfonsert einac=
nsmmen baben, aans beionoers notb=
uenoig, fir Elm itdnoiaes. gut 9eibul=
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lorgen, auf oab es nibt nieber paiirt,
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uno ieine Oblieaenbeiten gar nibt Be=
i6elo ,ueib llno i'm tritii1en Woment
einfa6 bapon lduit. Mber fur uniere
gentepolitifer faGen iolbe grlpdounaen
nidt in's Gewi9t. tpenn man am 0or,
abeno elmer prdlioentenipabl febt uno
NIT Der Patronage gu re9nen bat, um
Stimmen su fanaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22
1tniercr @obeiien=proomftiom

ioll auf Neufunofanb pl6blib cine qe=
fdbrlihe Goneurren, entitanoen iein.
Gin oeutibldnOilhss ;SadbIatt kbreibt
oariiber j: Sur arobten giienbiitte Der
Welt, gr0ber lelblt als Die III Der Union,
lhelnt lid eine Gunoltdtte auf Neu=
tunolano entlpideln 5u lpollen, mo- oas
giicner5 auf 90 Meter Breite uno iiber
5 Ssilometer Qdn9e beinabe All Saae,
ndmlib unter elmer 3 Mleter bo6en
Grbidiht lieat. Gie Bilouna oes Qa=
gers 1T lebr ionoerbar, es befebt aug
lauter Observation-Disclosures re1tefi=
gen 8l0fen. Die nit Dpnamit leiht
BON einanper serii1en tueroen f0nnen.
Die gelQlnmten G0rDerfolten betraeen
Fnllr cine Wart fiir cine 5onne. Man
min oaneben niht ,peniaer ols 400
Gote0fen bouen; 3ohlen uno Galt iino
in Der Ndbe. 10 oaB jene unpirt6lihe
Tii1eriniel balo Elm Snouifrie=gent=
rum erifen &anges 3u iperoen per-
1pridt."
Bemabrbeitet iid biele gahriht,
oann 1T Der Giien-M -Monopol-9raum Der
0erren &odefeler, Carnegie & So. au
Gnbe unb auh oieie 0errelr miil{en
oann einiebeL oaB teine Ydume Il, Ben
s0immcl ipohlell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22

I'm bic 6pblennotb nod ~ erbrben, II
9rc6e &alte unp farfer Ghneefall einee.
treten. Die armen geute i'm 8Gnigretd
Sahien leicen in Jplse peHen unter ben
&cblenmansel rcppett, unp ra3u werber
nod tdglid weitere Tahrifen seihlpf1en
Der lahfl6e MiniIter bes Snnern son
NebiA lit mad .3mifau eeeilt, no be,
&oblensraberitreif INNER srSeere Nusbebs
nunsen annimmt. Nuf 81 1dhIlhen Gi=
lentabn-einien inb bic Jabrten Bon $40
3iisen einscteat purpen.
Die Grippe tritt INNER nudb auf.
aerste seriihern, oaB CUR 3eit mebr ais
$4,000 perlpnen in Berln an rerlelten
erfranft iinr. Tph tritt bic &rantbeit
tn milcer 5crm auf unp 5ppesf1le paran
iino iebr ielten.
SIM 6arj unp anberpdrts linp me6<
rere Giienbabn,iiae i'm Shnee itedten aes
blleben. Sn Berlin, 5amburs, gremen,
&iel uno Holtrf lit Der StraEenbabn
serfcbr in 6clae prs tarfen Shnsefals
untertrcden, bel gremen bic Shiifiabrt
auf Der sSeier ,pesen 5reibeiS einaelteIt
nnp BET &iel ino Die lletunsen Der
&rtesslhi1e aus pem lelten @runne un~
mSglid.
Scn iiberall ber fummen llnalidsbpt=
lhaften. Sberrbeiu unb Ntplel lteiaen
In Sefabrcrcbenper sHeile, in ren Neihs-
lanpen baten lhmere 0emitterltiirme erp=
ben Sdaren an9erihtet. BEL Mutlbaulen
i'm Gllab 1T elm Grcteben peripiirt nor
ben nnn auf benz gopenlee fnost wesen
ltilrmiiden @etters fein Gampisrsertebr
itatt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22
Nemeite Nad)ri1te,t.

Die neueiten gerihte linb ben 8uren
nteht siinltia. Den neuen 5ruppen, nell
dye BITE Gnslanoer beitdnpis nahlhieben,
haten iie feincn Grlab entsesen,uienben
II. 70 werpen iie ,pcbl iblieBlih Der ueber=
madt erliesen miiiIen. Nah ren lesten
Serihten baben Die gnaldnper Himterlp
entlest unc General &itbener Yerfplat Die
Nrmee Der 8uren nit einfr Nrmee ypn
10000 Wann uno in 9pnbpn mid man
miden, pab er bic Nrmee pes Generals
ercnje einscihlp1cn BABE, bod beparf
ntele 9tahriht uph rer geltGtiguna.
ercnje 1T Elm su lhlauer Juhs, ais pab
ct lih 10 lei6t fanaen liebe.
Sn 4unrpn unr Berlin beiBt es aud,
Dap es Suller enplith seluneen lei, aaps=
lmitb ,u entlesen. slu6 niele NahriAt
tebarf nod Der Beitatisuns.
Sn Chicago lit Wiaiam BibIon BON
Iemcomerstomn unter nerodbti9en um=
itdnoen aeitorben. Nus 9otumenten,
Die bort in ieinem gelib sefunoen mur=
oen, aebt berpor, oaB ir9eno ettpas
nlnf IN Sronun9 ge,Delen 1T.
Sn &entudp berrldt borldufi9 Gube.
Die oemotratiiben Mitalieoer beioer
9duier Der Qe9islatur traten am
Eienitag gu elmer semeinibaItli1en
Sibuna aulammen uno ratifiSirten nit
"a geaen 2 Stimmen bic friiberen Be=
ldlillle, our6 melde @0bel gum 8ou=
pertleur uno gefbam gum Niee=Gou=
perneur erUdblt tpurb.n uno infolae
lpelder 8eidliilie gedbam ii6 lett So
bel's SOB als Der redtmdbise @ouper=
neur betraGtet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22
9a8csnet,i9tette,t.
Chic.

/ chta.
Cleveland erbett jebt ben Mnlpru6, BIZ
srSbte Stapt'in Sbic gu fem.
Billiam Shed, pcltmeiiter Yrn Trebc-
MIA, 1T att Mrntag an elmer 8lutpersiftuna
aefrrben. Gr bate tcim Be1hneiben ycn
bibnerangrn lein 1a1henmel1er, mil
melhem ct Rautataf ,u ldneipen pFtste,
cermenbet.
Der gau Der prpjeftirten. eleftrilAen
Giientabn 3milhen 1clerc, 1ifin uno
Sanrusty tptrp jcbt in anarif senpmmen,
Das Waldinen getrietbaus mirp in
pcrt Clinton setaut nnp paleltR pirp
aud bic !6aupt Sffiee fem.
Die Brauereien BON 5clebc, bic in,
0ansen $4,000 gum Gcntennialfcnp se=
3eihnst batten, baten mesen Der prcben=
Den palIiruns rer Glart Bia ibre Cub
lfripticn suriifse;csen.
SIM 8untel Sctel su Nfrcn bat fd
George g8iliams, 40 Sabre ait, Yeraifz
tet. gr tinterldBt Jrau unp bier 8tnrrr
mittelps.
Sdwarsen 6lpr banste Der letensmiice
67jdtrise gtctert 8ulell in Gleselanp auz
pen srr ras 6eniter ieines Shlafsimmers;
rann jaste er iid cine &usel purh ben
3rpf nnp itarb auf ber Steue.
oSetemobl, auf @ieberieb'n", 1aate am
Scnntas Mprgen Scbn gH. Slime BON
SrppflYn 5pmnl9ip, GuYabpaa Counts,
gu ieiner franf i'm Sette liegenpcn Trau;
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iih.
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lpnit ais .9rctcr" tetannt, resen rrin=
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einseiperrt wrrben. Seine Dcllars Bat
ten, ,rie bic Sunpesbeamten ermittelten,
cine sprsiAlide @rdsuns, lraren aber um
etnise Gran furs.
Seim 9lu3ieben zines 0uBtIds srn
yier 5onnen, pelheS in Der neuen Tatrit
Der Columbia Gbemieal Gpmp. in Barber
tcnn bel afrcn an Srt unp Stelle se=
braht msrpen mubte, RIP paS Sell unp
elmer Der Nrteitsr Namens Starf g. 2ei-
niger ,purpe getSrtet. Drei anperetamen
NIT einisen Suetl lhwunpen unp Dem
S6reden pascn.
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3nlanb.

aHHtaub.
5iinf ueue ShlahtihiTe erlten 8anses
merpen im 2aufc pieics Sabres gu Der
ameritanilh lhen Slptte bin;ufpmmen: &ears
lase, &entudy, alatama, Suincis uno
Wiscpnlin. Drei anpere: Maine, Milz
icuri unp Sbiu merpen erf 1902 fertis.
Sn ct. Spuis, Mc.. bat Sulia CAM
mer, @emablin zines gilensiebers unp
Mutter BON fiinf &inoern, beren 0atte
Dem Irunt eraeben mar, Dor beIen Musen
petrcleum iiter ibre &leioer selduttet
uno pielelten ausesiinpet. Sie wirp
1hwerlid nit benz 9eben paYpnfpH,men.
Sp mpate ie tb an ibrem @atten ra=
Aen.
Sn Qitun, g. g., rurte gEia 8urts,
ein Jarbiser, welder auf bic 6rau zines
Beiben einen erimineaen @nsrif semadt
fat, selYndt.
gBm. Steinmeb, ntele Sabre lang Der
bette Shah1pisler Der gDelt, wurpe am
Mcntas nah benz Manbattan Staatsbp<
lpital fir Srrlinnise auf Barp's Sslant,
Stem g)prf, sebraht, pa feline Grau niht
i'm Stanpe 1T, fur feline GerpFesuns in
elmer prisatanitalt su tesablen. Stein=
meb 1T 62 SABRE alt.
9lus Gbieaao rirb berihtet, baB bas
0elhdft Der 6lei1dpader Nrmpur II. So.
oemnahlt NIT $40, 0,00O,0 900 &apital intpr-
porirt werren 1ol.
Gin Rarfer Shneeitnrm luhte am L..
unb Is. 6ebruar bic Siitaaten beim.
Dabei iel Die Iemperatur auf 25 bis 20
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ten uno @emiiien Shaoen setban.
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lawine 1000 SUP in's Sbal binabseril1en
nno yerihiittet. giner perielben, Sad
setris, pnrbe tpbt aussesraben.
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unb Scnntag bcbeutenben Shanen an
ben Srangen- urb anperen Sbltblumen
anseridtet. Sn Miltcn, 6ld., bat es am
Samitas bei elmer 1emperetur srn 25
@rao se1hneit. 9lm Scnntas Mcraen
ltanc bas S1ermpn,eter auf l6 Grab
iiter 9lnQ.
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yrrf bat pcr SAneeitarm pom Samltas
unp Sunntas sablreide OFFER sefcrpert.
SIN Sfliden Stem Series iinp alein frei
pericnea perunsliidt.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-26
Sensible Suggestions.
Winchester Sun.

Talk Of harmony in the Democratic
party should be demonstrated by action,
and one way TO help secure and restore
harmony is to repeal or amend the
present election law so as TO make ii
absolutely non-partisan, fair and unol =
jectiOnable. The way to secure such
action is for the Democrats, nine-tenths
Of whom we believe favor such repeal
or amendment, to attend the precinct
and county meetings TO select delegates
TO the State convention and pass resOlu-
lions demanding its repeal, and let the
State convention at Lexington do like
wise and request Governor Beckham to
call the Legislature together for that
purpose. If this is done we Will have
such law on our statute books before
the November election. The law has
become obnoxious and has been a
weapon Of warfare in the hands of the
Republicans. The Democratic party is
responsible for the law and should re-
neal IL.