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New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
DINER IN SIR THOM4S'S HONOR
OWNER OF SHAMROCK II ENTERTAINED BY
COMMODORE LEWIS CAss LEDYARD.

Newport r l.. Sept. e-Immediateiy after to-
s..s racb+ race was declared of the Erin steamed
hack 70 the harbor and Sir Thomas Upton came
ashore and was driven to the residence OF Com
,rodore Lewis Cass Iedyard. where dinner was
c,yar in his honor Besides Sir Thomas and his
partv from the Erin. there were present the chal-
lenge committee Of the New-York Yacht Club. the
regatta committee and the owners OF the Column
bia and the Constitution. The affair was entirely
informal and there was no speechmaking. The
first formal welcome to Sir Thomas by the New
York Yacht Club will be given at the new club
house in New-York at some later date lmme-
diately after the dinner tonight the Erin Win Or
Thomas and his party board. started for Sandy
Hook.
The race which not finished to-day VIII De
resailed tomorrow. the start being made IN the
early afternoon. The present series will end on
Wednesday, Whether not there Will be other
races after that the regatta committee is not Yet
able to announce 1t Is said that another entire
new suit Of sails has been made for the Constitu-
tion al the Herreshof works. at Bristol They are
nearly finished. and some OF them may be tried TO-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
amuscmenis.

ACADEMY OF MUSTC-s :i5-Arizona-
AMERICAN THEATRE-2-s-Cnoer Two Flags
S.15-F1orodora.
CRTTTRION TFIEATRE-s .1o-A Royal Rival
CHERRY BLOSSOM -s-3o-Vaucevfne
rTlrN Rfl-SEE-Day and EveninE-World N Man
EMPIRE THEATRES -2o-The Second in Command
GARRICK THEATRES .3O-Are You Mason?
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-s-Tom Moore
NFTTHS-Conrinu0us Performance. -.
ers IN washington --,,..
MANHATTAN BEACH-s-c11ina and Pains Fireworks
"a 80 and e-Redned Vaudeville
MT-RRAY Hill. THEATRE-2-S-lnoerI fiess
~ TllgFc GARDENS 81 IL 12-NauceVtile
? er1Fl -F-TJav and .SRhf-Contnuous show
PROCTOR's FIFTH ANENUE-1:3O 20 1o+SO-A hAche
ior's Honeymoon and Varieties - ,o,o
PROCTOR'S TWFNTY-THIRD STREET-l-oo 10 AV"0'
The Mar From Mexico and Varieties. -, 70.
PROCTOR'S I25TH STREET-l:3O 80 20 lO;5O-"iuO" i'
dott and Novelties. ~. =. ,o.ao
PROCTOR'S FIFTH EIGHTH STREEI-l-" I" N'~'o
A Fair Rebel and Novelties.
EVAIL.ACTK -S.l5-DOn Caesars Return
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

To kotow not to kotow. seems 10 he the
question of the day at Berlin. Doubtless the
Chinese apology for the murder of the German
envoy should be made complete and as inn
presslve as possible But 1t does not appear that
anything would he gained through insisting
upon a barbarous ceremony against which all
European powers long ago protested.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

British medical journals OF high authority
Insist that ozone can be artidcially produced at
reasonable expense TO purify the air in tunnels.
sewers and other places in London in which the
atmosphere Is too often stagnant and foul
These Journals assert that the liberation Of
ozone in considerable quantities would be hene-
fetal 10 public health. Might IL not be possible
10 disinfect our city government with copious
volumes OF ozonee Undoubtedly floods OF II
would be required in order TO obtain the de-
sired effects; but large outlay Of public funds
would be justified II every department OF the
municipal administration could be made sweet
and clean.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

Reports Of cases Of hydrophohIa are current
II is significant that among them is one In
which II is admitted that the disease was purely
imaginary and that the victim simply
frightened and worried 10 death. II the truth
could be revealed, such would probably be found
70 be the fact in many other cases
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
T. HOFFu4N'S SIGHT SAVED.

The sight of the right eye OF w NJ V, Hoffman.
the real estate broker is assured and his
physicians think he will steadily recover from his
injury His condition last night was much I'm
nroved DR. Weeks said last night that Mr.. HON.
man could see out of the eye on Sunday and yes
fRrhAN
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
p4ssEyGERs on THE OCEANIC.

London. Sept 2-The White Star Line steamer
Oceanic. which sails for New-fork on Sep'sii1s' 1
- ON her messenger list the names of t. w.
Cramn e j. Cudahy, Monsignor Doans' = y
I,rick William Jay, T. Jefferson Levy, A L. BROW
don and c.. Studebaker.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

Revolutionary conspiracies reported In
Persia. 1t is not improbable that they will pres
entity become serious as to require Russian
Intervention for the restoration of order. Such
things have been known before.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

The putting of the civil government scheme
into full operation yesterday should make Sep
tember a memorable date in the Filipino
calendar
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

Labor Day is over. Now the straw hat can
pass out and the oyster pass in with due Sep
tember ceremony
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

With steel mast 159 feet high with boom
III feet long. with a spread of sail never sur
passed by any single master among the COM
petitors for the Americas Cup the second sham
rock will give Yankee craftsmanship thorough
test. This is probably the heetest challenger
that ever crossed the So much greater
then. the glory II this country keeps the Cup.
But Sir Thomas is heartily welcome TO II II he
can lift H.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

The tennis tournament at Lenox opens to-day.
and promises to be great success The golf tour
nament is set down for September o. and thu
programme is practically the same that Of
last season. with the exception that a cup
will be given by Giraud Foster 20 take the place
OF the cup previously presented by John Z. Alex
andre. The Horse Show opens on September ~
with Reginald W Rives. Prescott Lawrence and
Frank X Sturgfs as judges.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. James schermerhorn and Miss
Schermerhorn. well Mr. and Mrs Giraud
Foster. have arrived in LenOx from Bar HarbOr.
and Mr.. and Mrs John I. Kane have gone there
from Newport. while l. ". Burden has returned
there from his yachting trip with F. Augustus
Schermerhcrn.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

Clarence H Mackay has entered several Of hi.
horses for the races Of the Newport Jockey Club
Thursday and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

And now Senator Cockreil has Endorsed the
truth and tlmeliness Of his colleagues declara-
tlon that free silver coinage Is dead issue
Evidently the reactonary wave has begun 70
gather force among Missouris Democratic faith
ful
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

Some OF the railroad companies which trans
port the early rising. alert and enterprisIng
commuter 10 and from his suburban home are
seeking curtan his time honored privileges
in ways which he despiseS These corporations
refuse to help him out with his packages in the
manner to which he has been accustomed from
time immemorial. And they have seriously
abridged his opportunities for playing whist in
the cars. Worms have been known to turn.
however, and commuters. too Remember
Byrons lines:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Minneapolis. of the Atlantic Transport Line. which
sailed from London August "a were Miss A ].
Aldrich, John s. Armstrong. L. NJ Backford, DIR.
J T. Coles Dr. W.: L. Seltner: the Rev. Dr.
Thomas Gallaudet. Miss Elizabeth A. Hall. Mr..
and Mrs. Jefferson Hogan; Mr.; and Mrs. Henry
Mackay, John Page. the Rev. r. III. Paine, Miss
Alice n. Tracy. Judge and Mrs. Samuel z. Will
hanson and Sidney Young.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
the steamer Vaderand. from Antwerp. were Sen
ator w. ]. Sewell, OF New-Jersey; Walter B. Pol
lock- of the New-York Central Railroad; C. x.
Adams, AlansOn Bigelow. c. l. Brown. John De-
winter. Colonel Wright. p E Ciorton. David Dudley
Field, the Right Rev. Matthew HaTkns. F. J.
Horne. F. j. Horsman. George l.. Ingraham. F. Il.
I-oomis. minister TO Portugal. and Major A. NJ.
Van Dyke.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

Although the element Of society which Is de-
voted TO horse racing has taken its departure from
Saratoga. the Springs are far from deserted In
fact. the place seems just fun as ever. and
gives promise TO remain 50 throughout September.
II IS a different crowd. that is all.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

When Colonel Bryan says Il would rather he
right than be President" ne tempts an irrever-
ent critic 20 use the retort eX-Speaker Reed once
made 20 Representative Springer, when the latter
INDUCED In a House debate In the same grandI-
ose sentiment; Well there is no chance OF your
ever being either"
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

There never yet was human power
Which could evade, il unfOrgiven,
The patient search and vigil long
OF him who treasures up a wrong.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

On Thursday and Friday Mrs Cornelius Van
derbilt will give her amateur theatricas at Beau
lieu
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

william C. Whitney spent Sunday and Is,,-
Day at his country place on the WheatIey F5rs '''
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

August Belmont and his boys have retur,.S :.
Henpstead. where they win remain till the vvtu.."
Mr.; and Mrs. Hamilton w Cary and Mr. ars =,
Hooert bacon are likewise due there this w vst rs
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

Town, as usual on Labor Day. was sxcsas.--,
quiet and the yacht races at various points So
the sound and coast. the races at Sheepshsss s v,s
and the horse shows at Cedarhurst and az Ns,--~y
1elpeo together with house parties TO nrs<s N4ort
YORK from social point of view akin New
Deserted Village ' % the
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Shaw Safe who arrived On
Saturday from England, where they have been
since their marriage last year, have gone 70 New
port and are established there az the villa which
belongs 20 Mrs. Safe, who was formerly Miss Har-
rtet GammeN.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

From England IL is reported that v1u,.
vanderbilt is negotiating for a country, So. a n
Hants. within easy access Of the SoleDt a-7 n, u
wise within reach of BIenheim anu IKE
New-York tribune., 1901-09-03

Considerable interest Is being displayed IN N.
oeagIe trials which are 70 take place this fall on
William c. Whitney's place in the Wheatlay Hills
Beagles from all over the country will taxa mar,
IN the competition. which Is being ORGANIZED nv
James L. KernOch1n and others
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-10-16
Ddkota-nyheter.

Dakota Central Telepfi Comp.
Aberdeen, S. D.. har okat slit rorelse-
kapital fran s1O0. 600 till s5oO,Ooo.
En- f0r0dand. skogse.d rasade fora
veckau igrufdistriktet yester ON Lead.
8. D. Ofve- 1000 acres med skog for
stordes till varde af s2oo. 900.
Hastig d0d. Utgifvaren at webster
World. Theodore Twett Webster, S.
D., afied hastigt fredags Coronern
f6rklarada att ingen jury var n0dYan-
dig, da Twett aflidit af apoplexi. .,s
Ovanligt jagtbyte. w. Foiken, boen-
de 4 mil norr ON Lennox, s. D., hada
harom dagen lyckan att skjuta en- PEE
likan, som matte fot mellan wing.
spetsarne. Jettefogeln visas offentligt.
En- svar ankIagelse Lars Sundin
Custer, S. D., har blifvit satt under
$4,000 bergen for sin installelse inf0r
domstoien nasta termin. Sundin az
ankiagad for att hafva satt i brand
hus Custer.
En- 0desdiger explosion. Ashley Bros
troskmaskin, under arbete narhsten
af Brampton, N. D., exploderade en-
alton fora veckan. Edward Ashley,
som skotte maskinen, trafades af ett
stort jernstycke med sadan vaidsam.
het att hufvudet nastan skiides fran
kroppen. Atskilliga andra blefvo svart
skadade. ~ G
R0fveri stor skaia. Eft band af
stratrofvare anf0ll en- alton fora vec-
kan ett sallskap pa vagen till Lake
Herman, 3 mil vester ON Madison, S.
D. Bandet anfoll tre gagnar med franz
staende affarsman Madison, hvilka
blefvo plundrade pa $500 penningar
jemte ur och juveler. R5fvarne forf0li<
des, men de undsluppo. ..
Presidentens f6rsta benadnlng. Oio
Reder, domd till 6 ars fangelse for det
han olagligen huggit thinner a rege-
ringens land s. Dakota, har af presi-
dent Roosevelt blifvit benadad efter
att hafva varit iusperrad Lawrencs
conntyfangelse manader. Kongress-
mannen Martin fran DaadWood, .. -. +,
utverkade benadningen. ~.
Neutrality-suspicious. s. Dakota
torde smart ifvaDppnad for nybygga
re, atminstone en- del af densamma
Gregory co. Arbetet med att ia india
Inernas underskrifter for ofverenskom-
nielsen aar nara fnllbordadt. Major
L n rs 4 ca Il
hand vantar att inom kort ia iandet /
lmarknaden, Ber0rde ndstracka in-
nehaller manga tusan acres. az basta
farmland och godt skogland. Ansbk.
ningar hafva mangd kommit och till
Chamberlain hafva manga nybyggare
kommit for att afyakta tiden for reser-
vationens 0ppnande.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-10-16
Wisconsin-nyheter.

Rafst / West Superior. Sheriff Som.
NOR anstalde fora yeckan en- rafst
med "spelorrarne" West Superior
SpeIhusen hafya en- langre lid florerat
staden, men sheriffen slog fredags
alton ned bland dem och gjorde atskil-
liga arresteringar. / polisdomstolen
fingo de satta hvardera $500 som bor-
gen for installelse, da mAlen forekom-
ma till pr0fning domstolen.
En- sensationsvackande upptackt
gjordes harom dagen i regeringens in-
dianskola yid Odanah a Bad River
reservationen. DR. Hicks fran Wash
burn och dr. Davidson anstalde en- un-
dersokning och Rjorde da den sorgliga
upptackten att af Is indianer, boende
skolan, voro 4S angripna af koppor
och af 70, boende utanf0r skolan, voro
20 behaftade med sjukdomen, forutom
en- larare och en- familj. De tire di-
striktskolorna stangdes, medan skol-
byggnaden yid Oianah forvandlades
till ett hospital.
Eft krangllgt testamente. Di ?. J.
Gorgan afied Milwaukee efterlemna-
de han EFT testamente, hvari han for
.ordnar huru hans qvarlatenskap skall
fordelas mellan barnen, men denna
f6rordning har han tram stalt pa eft sd
mystiskt satt att den blifvit ett mate
matiskt problem, som Or svart att l0sa.
Det CALLER att f6rdela $3. 500 mellan
hans hustru och barn. men da somli.
ga skola hafva mera an de andra och
somliga mindre, Or det ett krangligt
raknestycke att bestamma huru myc-
ket hvar och en- skall hafva Det maste
en- speciel matematiker till for att i6sa
problemet imam dom stolen gifyer slit
.erkannande.
Vandalism af raaste Stag f0rofyas Of
ia vid de amerikanske laroverken. Att
dylikt oskick far existera, utan att be-
ifras af vederb0rande myndigheter ar
rent af oforklarligt. Ert dylikt oskick,
yittnande ON en- hog grad af oblyghet
och rahet, forofyades harom dagen vid
Beloit College Offret var George +.
Stockweil fran Illinois. En- skara stu-
denter kommo tidigt pa morgonen upp
pa Stockwells rum, ofvermannade och
afkladde honom, hvarpa de tyingades
shonom att naken ga spetsen for en- 4
hop tjutande studenter gsnom gator
ma. Offrets klader buros pa en lang
stake sasom en- vandalismens trof6
Efter Diet han blifvit vederhorligen sai-
ciplinerad" tillats han GO hem. Natur-
ligtvis ar det fakultetens pligt att hal
la en- rafst FOR att inna ut npphofs-
mannen till denna raa handling, men
en- AMMAN sak AZ ON den gor sa I'm
sderlater fakulteten Att ingripa. ID har
samhallet ratt att ordningens ooh
.-ai ilish AtAn@ MANN bsifra oskickst'
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-10-16
DR. p. j. SWard har afIidit.

! ss4Fs
Telegrafen bragte i mandags den
sorgliga nyheten, att teoL DIR +. J.
Sward samma dag afiidit i slit hem !
Mora i Dalarne, dit han blifvit kallad
s&soma kyrkoherde, men annu ej hunnit
stilltrada, utan tjenstgiorde sisom vice
pastor derstades Sjukdomsoasaken
\ var krafta, hyaraf han en- langre It'd
lidit. Dir Sward var fodd den april
1851 Styra Osterg0tland. Han prest-
vigdes. Linkoping, Sverige. den 20
maj 1869 och ufsandes efter sin ordi-
nation till Konstantinopel j Turkiet
sasom skandinavisk sj6mansmissionar5
sIsa gsand laf EFT lindrigt anfall at sol
estyng raddes han af lakare att ombyta
klimat fold af delta rad begaf han
J, sig. till Amerika, hvarest han tjenst-
, giorde sasom pastor Brooklyn och
Baltimore SAINT sedan Vasa, st. Paul
ocn Omaha. Dessutom var han under
ett ars It'd professor teologiska semi
nariet vid Augustana College Rock
tIslandss Under fera ar fore sin afresa
till faderneslandet var han synodens
president.
DrSward var for sin stora lardom, sin
1jnpa ochsinnerliga gudsfruktan, SAINT
sina grundliga och innehailsEika pre-
: ~ 81 /.
dikningar h8gt alskad och safhalien j
hela Augnstane-synoden. Sorgen Of
YER hans, menskligs att donna, ALT for
tidiga bortging ar derf0r dup, men
den forljufvas af vissheten ON, att han
fatt Hytta, till ett battre land an det
jordiska faderneslandet.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-10-16
AlIlndnna ayheter.

St0r hvefeexport. Hvetentf0rseln
tilt Europa har sedan den juli yarit
40, 100000 bushels mer an under mot
svarande It'd flor.
En- stor orgei. Yale universitetet
har lAtit bestalla en- orgel, som tros
komma att bii den vackraste landet.
Den kommer att ha emellan 4, 500 och
5000 pipor.
lag skali skipas | Lawton. J. S..
Nelson, en- svensk advokat. som f0rut
yarit bosatt i Madrid, Ia, har rest till
Lawton 0ixlahona for att praktisera
derstades
Explosion | grufva. En- gasexplo-.
sion intrsf fade ifredags en- kolgrufva
inarheten at Fairmont, w. Va. Ingen
menniska blef dodad, men grufarbe-
tarne soro innestangda under tim-
mar. ~ 5,s
:Mycaetregnp pa en- ga1g. Fran Gal
weston, Tex, meddelas. att regn fallit
den s dennes till ett dup .af 11155 fot.
Deeta ir 9det st0rsta regnfall pa "a tim
mar, som man kanner till der j trak-i
! ten. ss i.
Tiufvar hos Spreckles. Under det
4 familjen spisade middag beredde tjnf-
var den 8 dennes sig intrade hos Soc
8 kerkungen Claus Sprecklesi San Fran
cisco och tillgrepo juveler till EFT var
de af s5, 800.
DlerfNa banltr5fvarc. Natten emel-
Ian der 10 och II dennes blef banken i
Narka, Kans.. plnndrad pa $4,000
R0fvarne sprangde kassakistan medels
dynamit. DA delta skrifves, sade man,
sig vara rofvarne pa sparen.
Bref fran Pat Grove. Polismastaren
q J. j. Donahue Omaha. Nebr., erh0il i
sondags ett bref fran Pat Grove, som
beskylies for att for ett ar sedan ha
! varit behielplig med ett bortr0fva den
unge Edward Cndaby. Grove erbjuderi
sig att standa till rata. ON Cudahy
och staten villa atertaga l6ftet ON
$4,000 beloning for hans gripande
SAINT ej arrestera honom imam han
bifr d0md af en- opartisk jury.
strejkande arbetars sparyagnsfo-
rarne Stranton. Pa. ha gjort strejk. I
s6ndags eftermiddag ladies' hinder pa
y sparvagen aaf strejkare och deras van,
ner. .hxiika alyen kastade stem mot fiera3
fvagnar, som voro i gang, Mrs Samuel
Jones och en- sparyagnsf6rare blefvo
sarade af kringf gflygande glasskarfvor.
7 Polisen lyckades skingra pobeln, och.
bolaget s0kte eli att "a nagra fiera VS.
mar gang under dagens lopp.
Ens ssfor vattenbe behAilare brast i SON
\ aaRs'i East liverpool O. Den inneholl
10 OOO, 600 gallons vatten. Stora trad
npprycktes med rotterna och manga
byggnader skadades af vattnet, som
med stort dan rusade ned for den hold,
pa hvilken watt ttenbeh&llaren var bella
n gen. Lyckligtvis yasnades de, som bod
de pa sluttningen af knllen, af danet,
& sa att de hunno satta sig sakerhet,
4 men egendomsf6rlusten uppgar till 81
mindre an S15o0oo.
Qv&fda af k0lgas. John Gilleland,
B 30 ar gammal och hans iva soner, az
R respektiYe 11Eoch is ars alder, blefvo /
s0ndags dvafda at gasos, som ulstrom.
made nr Jnnita Coke Cos grufva i
! narheten at ConnellsYilIe, Pa. Den
I yngre soneh lutade sig ofver On gam.
NAL grdfoppning med det resnltat. att
han forlorade sansen och f5ll ned I
aensamma. Den aldre brodern sprangI
\ aed Tor att radda den yngre och fadern
::usade ned for att raada dem bada
med den pafoljd, att ALA tre blefyo
uyafda till doda
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;..as@ssu I 49, '.'' 'ss,Any soussa
nNa.'a ~. e. - nv s. .,1sen - Snioaso 9
ss ~. Iys'gsn d.. pa.-1 ~, !, MI vssee.
49, 49,: s.sa.a ,s,.ausI -, nsass.u
-. ss -, ...sa q = so'a sal ~
= 40 -. - s.1ssl 80 = = n''' - 1sAs Il.
Alba, Texas, Iagd aska. Den lila
staden Alba, beIagan 100 mil oster ON
Dallas, Texas, blef fredags iagd
aska. AT u aHarsbyggnader sta 9biott
:. ~ nu nslaa oomu,! - u,....s .a,ven
s : an 80. .s.e,a ''ale = s''A'ie s'n'as :
= -. AAol 49, - 'na. q.
Hustrumord ach ssleIfmord. Gran
narne till Robert Nc Kinney j Prince
| con, ~ mil fraff Davenport, Ia, funnq
onsdags Mcklnnays hnstrn sittande
dod vld def duksde fruk bordet ge-
nomborfaa &c en- Eeyarsk uia. 6fre
yaningen patraffades mannenssiik och
yid hans sIda gevaFet. hvilket han hade
begagnat vid ntfoFandet at det hem.
80 u =. ~ ~ VIZ 5, olsers = O.
ts.Ao s-s y,T .4=# rs zgs
..siundmiddagar, Inom New Yorks
''hna. verid synes man nu hafya infort
seaen att glfya mlada 9 r for hundar:
borJ IN dertln glordes harom dagen at
nerrskapet & Harry 1iehr, som da gaf
midday for sex afssina vanners hum
oar. hraken placerades stolar krlng
| Iett bOrda och EerV8rades mad Sadaua
lackerheter, som INIT uppfostrade hum
darstycka om. vId ett 'annat bord suit
to hundarnes egare och smorde kraset.
+ fled afseend. pa k0n och hudfarg at
gafs fredaes en- rapport af csnsnsby-
Iran Washington. Haraf framgar.. att
Eden maniiga befolknsngan landes
Euppear till 80 o5s. .24s eller 81 Q procent,
! lTillokningen sedan 1899 uppear till
El3.253.6Sl personer Of Fhvilka {, IA, as
faro man och 6,4s9.a5a qsinnor. Med
fafseende pa hudfargen aro ct. .99e, ,so2
Invita- och = Si2 $50 fargade AT de Sc
mare arc S,s4V, $50 negrer och Al, 800 at
AMMAN hudfarg
Syar regnstofm Il iowa. En- syar
regnstorm passerada i torslars efter.
middag ofyer vestra iowa, Emolian
RED Oak och Ham buirfgs q dblaste tele-
grafiednirgen, och iersnragen bfef ofar.
bar. 1 Shenandoah biefvo ett dussin
hus mer eIier mindre ramponerade.
lVattnet forsade strida strommar ut
/ efter ratorna. Manga kreatur drunk
nas1a E!,,S;5bro ,,f,,e,. Is,s,. Af;1a ;fs,osi,
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market found there, but as we'll the luxu.
rles produced on we'll appointed farm.
The manner Of preparation Is that ofa mas.
ter hand, nothing being left to be desired,
and the table service Is Of the best. The
half hour spent at this hospitable board Is
long remembered as one of the genuine
enjoyments.
Mrs. Austin Is Of southern parentage,
possessing that whole souled spirit for
which the southerners are noted, and
takes pleasure In catering to the public.
Preferring her own home at the station to
the dining hall Of city establishment,
she has repeatedly declined offers to take
charge Of hotels.
The ride from Austin to the next station
Is usually made after dark and, while the
scenery Is grand, 1t is only on moonlit
nights that the traveller can see the grand
old hills and forests, with occasional sill.
very streams winding their way ocean.
ward.