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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-10-17
A DMlNlSTRAT, RS NOTICE. Let

4 tiers Of administration in the estate Of
Andrew Trutt, late of Monroe tow ,-h,p. Sny-
der County, Ia, deceased, uaViuu hrru granted
to the Undersigned, all persons .uls them.
selves indebted to said estate are o., ,,i, stvd to
make immediate payment, while tho" naiiux
claims against the said estate will p.. .cut them
duly authenticated To- the uudcrsiuI H
SAMUEL. " TktIT,
JAMES u. MERrX Admin ttators.
Oct = lpnl
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-10-17

"In some states the law forbidS per-
sons of unsound mind to marry"
"And nobody else cares to!"-De-
troit Free Press.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-10-17
For Instance.

The names of institutions
Are thoughtless and unjust.
The trusts" willtrust nobody
And nobody trusts a trust.
-WashiugtOn Star,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-10-17
confederacy's pauehters to Meet.

Charlotte, N. c., Oct. S.--The an
nual convention of the Daughters of
the Confederacy will be held here on
Wednesday andThursday OF this week.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-10-17
There Are Many Liars.

"The truth should not be spoken at
all times"
Don. worry; it isn't. brooklyn
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-10-17
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
Hcal
EstatO

II fKNN TOWNSHIP, SNYDER co. PA.
BY virtue Of an order issued by the Orphans
Court Of Snyder County to the under signed
Administrator &. I. A. Of Daniel Brou~. late OF
said Township, deceased. | WI expose TO
public sale on the premises on
Thursday, October 3lsy, 1901,
he following real estate:
All that certain tract Of land situate in said
Tow nship, County and STATE and bounded on
the north by IA public road and Land OF the
salem Church, on the east 10y public road and
land OF Matilda Fisher. on the south hy public
road, and GA the wet 10y land uf tlt heirs of
Henry Meyer, deceased aud containing eight
acres, more or less, wherein are erect, Il q, frame
dwelling housc, stable aud minor buildings
being the same property which catherine
hrousc "a the widow of said lat ed rouse
occupied during her natural life, >alu property
Is situated in the villag" of Salem aud has
plenty OF choice fruit trees and utl,' i!uIts on
II; also good water, II forms u suitable site for
u store or other business.
Sale t" begin at o'clock L. VI whc1 the
conditions " II he made known.
A. u. keCk, Auctiuuccr
William II. Boyer
Administrator COM rc~tamcuto
AuH,N
Chas T. llrich Esq.
Atty for estate.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-10-17

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE Let.
"A ters of Administration in the
estate Of Henry Maggie late of ". r.rrv twp.,
snyder county, Pa, dec Il, having granted
to the undersigned, all persons knowing them
serves indet TED TO said estate are requested To-
make Inincdiat" payment. while ~.
chims VIII present Them duly authe. ,,yt,.l rn
the undersigned.
J. +. N\uGLF. Administrator
Aiinc, Pa, Aug. 10, 1901.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-10-17
LEGAL ADVER TISING

A MENDNENT To THE CONsTITUTIo
PROPOSED TO THE CITIZENS OF
THIS COMMONWEALTH FOR THEIR AP.
PROEAL OR REJECTION BY The GIN.
EkAL ASSEMBLY, OF TIRE COMMON
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA PUB-
LIshED BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY
OF THE COMMONWEALTH IN PURSu.
AMCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE con
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
Sergmanns>2nns.

@ieber cine Gru6entdtai itrpp6e in
Ypcabontas. = Cine 9(n3a6l
Sobte, me6rere 8ermiBte unb 25
S9nsrberlebte.
8IuefteIb, W.z@a., IA. g2ob.
Sn Der 3ubp : 3e6e Der Pocabontusz
GoIIierD : So, gu poca6ontds, @a.,
bru9 Inn 3 l16r '6eute frii6 Elm Seuer
aus, in SoGge beKen flint MenI9en
um's 2eben tamen. SS6re 2ei6en 1inb
on Die SberflG9e ge6ra9t fpprben.
Mfebrere anbere perIonen, pa6rI9einz
lt6 a9t Bis 5ebn, iperben nod per=
miBt, unb 25 Nrbeiter, lpel6e me6r
ober tpeniger bebentli9e 8ranbnunz
ben erlitten, tpurDen aus Der 9ru6e
gerettet.
@lei9 na9 benz 2lusbru9e bes
8ranbes tpurben MaBregeln getrofz
fen, benfel6en gu l0f6en. Sine Mannz
fbaft bate ii4 gerabe gu biefem 3iped
ms Snnere bege6en, als eine fur9t=
bare 9ds @rploiipn eintrat unb
bds l1nbetl anri9tete. Man bermuz
tbet, baB elm i4ub6after eleftrtf9er
Sra6t bas Seuer perurId9te. lin 6
ll6r 6eute 9lbenb ite6t bas @erf mod
in Slammen unb me6rere ipeitere @rz
plofipnen itnO eingetreten. Man begt
nur tpenig 9offnung auf Hettung Der
ltngliidli9en, tpel9e ii9 nod i'm Sn=
neren befinben. Sn 1884 ereignete
it9 Elm G6nlt9er llnfaIl gu goca6pnz
tas, ,Our3 pel9en iiber 100 MenI9enz
leben berloren gingen. Die 25 8erz
lebten iinb na9 i6ren @p6nungen
gei9afft fporben. Gtli9e berfelben
befinben it4 in frttiI4em 3uftanbe.
Die Opfer, beren 2ei4en erIungt
tpurben, betBen: 2ouis @oolpine,
Spbn 8ern6arbt, WiG Montgomerb,
M. .. &oonB unb = urica. Der
2eBtere lit Elm ltnear. @oolpine,
MOntgomerD unb SoonB famen BEL
bem 8eriu4e um's 2eben, bic 2ei6e
zines Der anberen Spfer 6erausauboz
len
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15

W(etrppple ertDedt tDDrDen, ltno due
berartigen 5dlIe ieien INNER auf Die
Sods bei9rdnft geblieben. @s bteB,
baB Der fraglt9e Patiert aur Mannz
i9dft zines SluB Remorqueurs gez
bore.
Die Stabt 2iDerpool lit ieBt bon Der
SanitdtsbebOrbe fir peitfrei ertldrt
poroen. 9tue 9erionen, pel9e fi9
unter 8ebanblung befanben, iinD ges
neien uno entlafen tporben.
5iir BEN Sail eines 8erg=
manns> Strtfes in
5ranfrei9.
2pn B o n, IA. Hobember. = Sds
ParlamentszMitglieb 8eni. Yidarb
bate beute Nbenb als 8ertreter Der
britif4en &oblengrGber cine lunge
gonferen5 81 Spber nit bem Oepu=
tirten 2amenbin unb benz Sefretdr
Gotle BON Der fran50iif9en Berg
mannsz9lfociation" iiber bic Srage,
al1f tpel6e WeiIe i'm Safe zines 9enez
ral@Strifes Der fran5Oiif3en 9rubenz
arbeiter bic Qusfubr BON &p6len aus
8rpB6ritannien na9 Srantrei4 Derz
6iitet perben fDnnte. Dem 8erne6men
na6 purbe Elm Plan bereinbart, mel
der ben QrbeiterzOrganiIa Iatipnen bes
8ereinigten &Onigrei9s unterbreitet
iperben ion.
Ser pGtete Inerfenz
nung.
2onbpn, IA. Sob. = @eneral
Sir Willium Butler, tpel9er bprmals
elm Sruppen : Commando in Sii0z
ofrtta bate, aber f4pn gu 8eginn bes
5elO5uges gegen Die 8Oeren 5uriidbez
rufen nurbe, finbet enbGi9 @nertenz
nung fir feline @erbienite. g3u9 bem
r9qilD g6rpnicle" bat er Die linn an
getragene @rnennung gum rdIibenz
ten bes ptbtigIten Gomite'5 in Ser
binbung nit Der 8riegsbureau Eez
FORM angenommen.
9tefe @be mar ni9t i'm
9tmmel gef 4lof EN-.
Qpnb n, IA. Sob. - 0te Prtz
Madonna 2ilian 9ecima Mopre err
langte 6eute bic geri9tli9e S9eibung
i6rer @be BON gecil Walfer Qeigb,
neil bieier iie 9rau1am bebanbelt unO
@bebru9 begangen babe. Sic mar lett
1894 nit ibm per6eirat6et unb bate
i'm pG6renb elmer Sournee bur9 Die
Ser. Stdaten fennen gelernt.
unter britif dem 9 dub.
W1anagua, Nicara9uu, IA. glOz
bember. = Halpb 9aget, Der Sefretdr
Der brttii9en @efunbtf4aft an Die
Hepubltfen BON Central 9lmertfa,
itebt i'm 8egrtffe, Managua gu berz
laFen, na9bem er benz prGi iibenten
3elupd ungefiinbigt bat, baB Die Ser.
Staaten ben 9lnIpru9 9robbrttanz
MEMS, als Prpteftor Der W2psquitpz
Snbianer i'm Ditli6en Nicarugua an
ertannt 81 peroen, gutge5etBen Aaz
BEN
g S9iffbrii9e i'm fernen
Gill BEN.
8uenos 4Dres, IA. Nob. =
9as bier eingetroffene Sransportz
f4iff r@baco" bat auf Ieiner Suhrt
Bel Staten=Sslanb (Snfel Sierra bel
SuegO, am iiibli4iten @n6e BON Siib~
4merifa( ben @apitdn, eriten unb
5peiten Sffi3ier unb 21 Munn pom
fran3Diif4en S4iff u9lftree," Ous am
II. Sult BON Sbielbs na4 8alpardiIo
abgefobren mar, aufgelefen. Se4s
Mann Der 8efaBung Der n4itree,"
pel9e in einem fleinen Boot bie6Eu9t
Dor Dem l1ntergang periu4t battem,
iino na6ri9einli9 ertrunfen.
9(u9 bat Die nGbaco" ben erften
Sffi3ier unO 5pet Mann Der brttif6cn
8arfe v8lencairb," Die unfpeit Sta@
tenzsSsldno berloren ging, aufgeleie1.
Der Gapitdn, 5neite unb brittle Diff
3ier unb Der 8eft Der MannI4aft be
fes S4iffes iinO ertrunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
0rtrnIrum n[s 6rismntrria[.

Gbtcago, IA. Nobem6er.-Seit
bic Nt9ifonz unb anbere 8a6nen I'M
Siibpeften 10 quite 3eiultdte er3ielt
6aben, iit audi bic r8anIas>GitD
Sout6ernz8abn" entI4lofen, lire
2ofomotioen 70 dnbern gu luffen, baB
iie nit Petroleum ge6ei3t perben tDnz
nen. @ieIe ibrer Maidinen iinb f9on
entfpre9enb geGnbert, unb bic neue
Ginri4tung betpdbrt fi4 gang bOrs
3iiQli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
Bites
ooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Die 8ernaltung in 6Gnben 6atten.
neil Der Stabt fpegen be5 corrupten
Sreibens Der Gamorrd Der Muni3ipaz
lttdtsz@6arafter genommen mar, trez
ten nun bic BON Der Heformpartei ge4
tpd6lten 8edntten.
9ieiige 8ldtter 3ieben, ipie bic in
Hom, 8erglei6e 5niI9en Der bieiigen
@a6l unb Der tiir3li6en in Netpzgort
Ii. meinen, Die Gamorra glei4e Samz
mann, fpie elm faules 81 benz dnDeren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
Serlin6en's eSaQ.

8ubrI6einli6 pirb Das Sberz8unz
besgeri4t iiber Die Iuslieferungsz
6rage gu entf6eiben baben.
g6icagp, IA. Hopember. .-8orz
ausii9tli9 tpirb Die SSrage, ob Der in
SberbauIen Bel OuFelborf pegen perz
f6iebener angebli9 bort BON i6m per=
iibten S9pinbeleten getpiinf9te Ser
barb Serlinben an bas beutf9e Hei9
ausgeliefert tperben ION, bon benz
Sberbunbesgeri6te entI9ieben perben
miiifen. Der 8unbes Gommiifdr
Soote orbnete, ipte f9on beri9tet, Die
4uslieferung Serlinben's an, aber
befen 3e9tsunnult ma6t geltenb,
baB 5pti6en ben Ser. Staaten unb
9eut19lanb fein 8ertrag beite6e, un=
ter tpeldem iein Silent ausgeliefert
iperOen f0nne, uno tpdnbte ii9 an oas
8unbeszIpp ppeadtionsgeri9t.
9lls bort geitern Na6nittdg Der
San CUR 8erbanblung fommen iollte,
erbob 9err 8ode, Der @ertreter bes
beutI4en &onfulats, Ginipra9e bdgez
gen. gr beantragte bic 4btpeiIung
Der 8erufung bes Petenten, unb 5tpar
aus benz 8runbe, neil bem 8unbes<
Ippeaationsgeri9te feline sSurisbifz
tion in Der 9lngelegen6eit 5uite6e.
Sdlle, Bel tpel9en irlternatipnale sSraz
gen gu enti4eiben feien, fiibrte 6err
8ode aus, fonnten nur i'm Sberbun=
besgeribte berbdnbelt urb ent19ieben
tperben. Der 9eri9tshof I9ien bieIe
4nii9t gu tbeilen, 3og ben San dber
in 8eratbung. Glei95eitig pirb bas
besz9ppellutionsseri9t au9 bar@
iiber entI9eiben, ob bic 9ertbeibiger
bes 4ngeflugten fib an bas Sberz
8unbesgeri9t gu ipenben baben pber
ob bds @eriht Der unteren cSnitdnS
Inn Snftruftionen bom Sber=8unbesz
geri9t na4iu9en tpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
.snIriias nnffl i'm @ef1nnniR.

SanSuan, pOrto Hico, IA. g}oz
bember. = Der 6ier oer6aftete 2lrbeiz
terz4gitator Sgleiias fat Oa5 Selez
gramm bon @ompers bon Der n6ebez
ration Of 2abor," porin bieIer i'm ers
fudte, ibm Die ltria4e ietner @er6afz
tung mit3ut6eilen, nod ni3t beantz
portet. @r bdlt nit ietner 9tntport
Bis mor9en 3uriid, ba er auf ben 8ez
f9eib bes @eneralanpalts auf feline
an ben 8ouDerneur 9unt geri9tete
Petition, duf @6renpOrt freigege6en
gu perOen, partet. SgleIta5 befinbet
ftd1 npn i'm @efGndnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
Sic 8erirrte uufaefunhen.

q, 0.zO, IA. Rooember. -
SRI. Margaret McGonneq bon bier,
pel6e felt Montag MOrgen aus Minz
nebabd berf3nanb unb bic man in
ben Wdloern Der QbtronbuGs tobt 3u
finben pG6nte, lit I'm Die Ntittagsz
ftunbe iieben Meilen bon W6ite Safe
auf Der WoobbuIzRoaO gefunb unb
munter defunben norDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
Grnbebeu i'm 11fnh.

Salt safe Gitb, nta6, IA.
Sob. = Sin 5iemli9 befttges @rbbez
ben trat leBte Na4t i'm Iii6li9en unb
fiibpeitli9en Utah Elm. SSn 2eaperz
Gitp, @ebar Gitb, 8enab, garopen
unb Derf9iebenen anberen punften
tpurben biele @e6Gube bef6Gbiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
SiebmGrftc.

gbieago, 0, Ia. Sob. = &inbbie6:
3ufubr 1900; Yreife $1.25 Bis $7.25.
@6fpeine: 3ufubr $4,000, morsen
$4,000. iibrig eeblieben 1000; preiie
$5.25 bis $5.S24. @9afe: 3ufubr
$1,000; greife $3.50 bis $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
&efo protfta6ef angefegt.
Sur feoen earin dneeIcsren Dollar saranttrt
npttffr feine 0ertuffe,

VVWIIp StIIIt %tIfHWt'
Sine bliibenoe incorporate fabri3renoe CONS
paqnie in oieitr Staot, bic einen patentirtcn Ir=
titcl nit 100 9ro,eut 9rOiit fabri3irt uno nab
reno oes erten Sabreg ibrer Sbdtigteit bobe Sioi=
bsnoen be;ablte, ipiiufdt tbt ibr aftien=Rapital
um unaeidbr $4,000 su erb0ben. autbeile tperoen
3u ie $50 Bari bertduft; innerbalb eines aRoereu
erolereiden Sabres peroen bic stftien Den o0ppel=
ten 94srtb bdben Subierptiouen Dnn eiHem gii=
tbeil uno aufipdrts erfpiinibt 98eeen ndhtrer
Gins elnbeiten aDreifire man ug9 S034 Den
SSeuti6en GorreiponDentsn" (3l7..9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
SnabesNtano fir S11O.

Sectnsuneen = 50 mpndfIIo1.
9or5itqlides 1i3 Sctapen Wni. Rndbe 4 eo
Qiuno, in aaerbeitem 3uitanbe, uno fir JIM Sapre
qarantirt-9reis nur s110-9eoinqungeu 50 noz
natlidp-Stubl, unD Sede eiui9liebltd).
y. Gers & 5obn.
(318E2M Nr Z GbarlessStrabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15

anafrFis oeripui3t ni6t e,9tuiuDutt, ass
berle;beu, 1Hoero1nlbtet, 5rit6inn oosr 6ii6ner=
aueen 3u bsilen; Dobl aber gar1utirt es ioiurtips
ainDerune NM oollise I6eiinno @Isn, Die oil %
morrboiOe lefOen. Gs if cine Der icetnsz
rei5ftsn Griinouneen Des 6ynbrbunherts pTe 5000
oanfbdre 9atienten be3eugeH 10 NJ
mem grpben auf 9erlaneen an rgeno cine
aorefe 10 f tent e eefnnot ouuh 3. Rsuifaebz
ter & Co., 8uI 34l6, Tefp=S)nrf riitst Sud Dor
aa4abmunqem G9tst Daranj Dab bic untri4rit
bon :. 6ilsbee. Q. D.. i6 ouf ieptr 5tite Der
64a9tsl bsfiR0ets f1lo, ri IT. z &g8l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
Rnnin Nn Gnnnatt e;.,ar s

JlUHIl Ul. SuYYtII, tIIIer Der
dlteiten Sournaliiten an Der gacificz
&uite, ipel9er @ongreB=Mitglieb fir
geDaba unb unter prdiibent @arfieGb
Ser. Stuatenz@efanbter in 9aipaii
mar, tit in San Srancisco i'm 4lter
BON 70 Sabren geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
S4O0 Vianino fir S1OO,

grobes, prGdtiees @ebduie, bOae 1i3 Stfapen,
orei Saiten uub ale moptrnen 9erbeherunqen =
Gtgentbum elmer ben @dushalt dufgcbsnocn Same
-eini6liebli6 Stubl, Sede lunO fintdbrteer 0a5
rantie.
G. ecre 6 Spbn,
(318-20 Nr. Z, TorbzGbarles @Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15

- Der BON 9llpena na9 Detroit
beItimmte Oampfer D@merdlb" lit i'm
iinfenben 3uitunoe uuf Dem Mi9igans
See BON Der MunnI9aft aufgegeben
iporben. Die aus neun Perfonen be-
ite6enbe MannIhdft tpurbe gu ppint
arr 8arques, na6e 9ope, Mi9., bonn
perIpna1 Der bortigen 8iiiten Ret=
tungsitation bonn @rad abgebolt unb
ans llfer gebra9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
@a(e's
S@ortep Of
S@ore6ouno
aao Gar

1T prdparirt in llebereilt>
itimmun9 NIT bem Sri9i-
nal t&eSept, erprpbt felt Die
len S5abren, Sc lit baru-
lo5 uno leiAt au nebnien.
G5 beilt.
Sei allen NpOtbefern,
25 9ents, so GentS
unb $1,OO; bic 9r6Bte
0lalAe 1T Ole biQi9lte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
u n a b b q n sia.

George Srebnt & Sobm,
ONE GRADE ONLY" Sier'
Gnf GlGiam sefaat in Der
Sraneret an &elair.0lpenue.
w. 9HQ w. as@ ss9a 3I9gill7, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
GTfnriipn mad, sSrebertf, Sa9ere-
tpwn uno sSind,r fer. sie Ieste Der Sdtion'

Tur 81 90 fir bic 8unbreiie bon baltimore
am Sunntaq ben IT, Ropcuber. Der. Spe=
Sial5uq Deriabt ben Gamben= =93abnbof umsa n1r
Worgens. 53l9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15
Siefer Gmnre.

@pracufe, N.zg., IA. g1op. =
Seit Maitterna4t bat es bier 10 beFtig
gei4neit, buB Der StraBen6abnz8erz
tebr groBen 9inOerniien unterporfen
ift. gu Ga5anopia liegt Der S9nee
5p0lf 3ol tief. S6perer S4neefaG
fpirb aus alien S6eilen bes n0rbli9en
Nefpzgort beri9tet. gu Matone nil
tbete Elm regelre4ter 8li33urb, pel9er
flint Bis feds SUB bobe S6neetpeben
auf6dufte unb ben 3ugbertebr auf ben
@ifenba6nen in's Stoden bra9te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15

2onbon, IA. goD. = Die Be
amten Der 9emeinbe 8erpaltungsz
geb0rbe beItreiten beute Die 4ngabe,
baB ii6 elm peittranter i'm Weitz
Qonboner 5pipital in 8ehanbluns be-
finbe. Sic erfldren, es lei nur Elm
4sitfan innerhalb Der Grenaen Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-15

@ieber cine 9ru6enfataitrpp6e in
pocabontas. @tne 9(n5a6l
Sobte, me6rere 8ermiBte unb 25
S6nerberlebte.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

An appeal to clergymen was sent out
by Mrs. Mary Wright Sewall, of the wo.
mans international peace and arbitra-
ton committee, asking them to explain
the object Of the meetings held through
out the country today. Mrs. Sewall also
sent out an address to be read at these
meetings, which says in part: Eve
unite in the expression OF our conviction
that nations, which are but aggregations
Of individuals, should be held to NOR
atty at least as exalted as that which is
demanded Of individuals under the
highest existing forms Of civilization.
The Court Of Common Justice, in which
differences are arbitrsted by law and
reason, has succeeded to the duel as the
approved method Of settling individual
controversies. We believe this fact to
be pledge that nations also may be
brought to settle, under corresponding
laws Of justice and reason, sectional and
international controversies. We pledge
ourselves to give support to the princi-
Piles enuncisted in the conventions
passed by the Conference of The Hague,
to sustain the Court Of international
Arbitration, to endeavor to augment
public respect for it, and to aid in so
modifying conditions that the range of
it's influence and the application OF it's
principles, in behalf of which it con.
vened, may be extended"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

Haydn Hall will be the name OF new
building soon to be erected for the COL
lege for women at Western Reserve uni.
versity. Part of the building will be
used as place for study and recreation
and part az dormitory. Radcliffe COL
lege also will soon have new dormitory
building, called Bertrsm Hall. The
dining hall will be fifty feet long and
twenty-five feet wide. and will be adapt
ed to many uses. The University Of
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

At the regular meeting of the Platts
mouth Woman's club last week the lit
ersry department furnished the pro-
gram. A review Of "Quo Vadis" was
read by Mr.. c. A. Rawles and was great.
'y enjoyed by members and guests.
Mrs. c. s. Polk was elected correspond.
ing secretary in place Of Miss Buzzell.
resigned. Mrs. Polk reported the work
OF the school visiting committee. The
club met again last night at the home
OF Mrs. James Herold. The meeting
was under the direction of the depart
ment OF music and art, and was in the
form OF a musicale, the program in
charge OF Mrs. Davis, assisted by the
club chorus.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

wANTED-TRUSTwoRT MEN AND wO-
men to travel and advertise for old established
house of solid financial standing. Salary $40
year and expenses, all payable In cash. No can
wasting required. Give references and enclose
elf-addressed stamped envelope. Address Man
ager, 355 Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

The last meeting for the year of the
Deborah Avery chapter D. A. R., will be
held on Friday. May the thirty first, at
the residence Of Mrs. A. J. Sawyer, 17ls
r street. The medal offered by the
Chapter to the girls of the Senior class
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

The annual election of officers of the
Ottums Woman's club was held May
8 in the parlors Of the First Congrega.
tional church. The vote was taken by
ballot and resulted in the following
election: Pres, Mrs. A. G. Harrow.
first vice pres Mrs. Charles Connolly;
second vice pres. Mrs. George Porter;
rec. Sec, Mrs. @. s. Graham; corr. sec. !,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

Vacation school Fairgrounds will be
conducted during the summer months
by the Women's Literary Union Of Hsv-
erhill, Mass. The work will be under
the supervision Of Miss Annie P. Roche,
who was largely responsible for the sue.
cess Of the movement during its expert.
mental period. This idea is one which
could be adopted with profit by many
western cities.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

California has new woman's gymna-
stun, the gift Of Mrs. Hearst. Gym
nasium work will now be compulsory for
women during the first two years OF
their college life.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

Andrew Carnegie has been elected
president Of the New York PhilEar-
monte society to succeed E. Francis
Hyde who voluntarily resigned. The
orchestra will doubtless be heard in
many cities outside Of New York next
season. Emil Paur has consented TO
remain director Of the society. which
fact will insure the popularity of the
organization wherever it may appear.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

Three women physicians were recently
appointed on the staff at tho Cook Coun-
ty hospital, Chicago. They are Drs.
Florence Hunt, Josephine jackson and
Jeanette Kearsley, graduates Of the
Woman's Medical school, Northwestern
university. Two woman physicians
have also been appointed as resident
medical officers at the London Royal
Free hospital. They will give their en-.
tire attention to women and children.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

Of the Lincoln High school for the best
paper on the Acquisition Of the Louisiana
Territory will be awarded at this meet
ing. There are ten competing for the
medal and the contest promises to he
close.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18
THE COURIER.

Mrs. James Gee; treas. Mrs. j. I. Phil
lips; historian. Mrs. Edwin Mather;
members of board Of directors. Mrs.
Charles Bachman, Mrs. Taylor B. Gep.
hart, Mrs. s. b. Harper and Mrs. r. II.
Moore.
The musicale which was to have been
given at the home OF Major Mahon was
indefinitely postponed on account Of the
death of the father Of Mrs. Nellie Brown
Hughes, one OF the club members who
was one OF the musicians.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

The Massachusetts, Federation will
hold it's ninth annual meeting on We'd
nesday. May %, in the Baptist church
at Clinton. The Federation will be the
guest Of the Clinton Woman's club
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

The following officers were elected by
the Clio club Of Ottumwa, Iowa: Pres,
Mrs. Frank Mills; vice pres. Mrs. 81. P.
Colt; sec.. Mrs. w. T. Wilkinson; treas,
Mrs. William Hansell.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18

Vassar college has received scholar
ship Of $4,000 from Miss Helen Gould.
in memory OF her mother.