The Columbus journal., 1903-07-15

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Lo1S KsvisA 6 Saa JosA Cali6bsnia,
today cT1ssday) 41A KsvicA lssyss .
hnshaad and i've childrso. At The TIM
a hsr dsseA sho vas . member a tn
RsbakaA lodge a th1 city.
p. A. NaAspa a Nadisua ~ in
sown Friday v1itine h1 fakAsr ". II.
0afspa ID nsnily. Ths Aafsna nsni-
6D aEs Cd ssEtlRs a IL county, con-
ing hsss n ISL ". L NaEsua moved
hua h faEn nmr Honroelae speine 70
Oo1unbuA 2. A. Hafsua = pruspoe-
o00 inp1s0Rt dsalse in ths b1sy httle
-Ihs HallRtoa Post says that both
ths Cedar and Loap nvsss vses VIZ
h9h Saturday and il vas thought that
Soe tims ths Loup bridge voald %
oak Il was rspoeesd in ths sftsenooa
that - sase Cedar bridge and ths Loap
bldg had suns but ths rspoet ~ soon
dseRsditsd A man ~ employed 70
watch ths Loap bridge Saturday night
bat No damage came to t. Nance eoun-
ty sssms to b having hsc share Of trou-
bls With beidesA
-Ths Promont Haeald malss The fol-
loving saegsstioo which really i not .
bod one: "A conserustioa company has
spplisd Tor permission to put in . wing
dam in ths Niohcars rivse nsar it, moath
tor ths purposs oe carrying it, entire
how, II nscsasary, through an old chan
nA around Niobears Island The pur-
pose il 70 opsrsts system of belt vatsf
motions 70 esassats slsctricity Tor light
ing and p6vse. Ths works aRs to cost
9l5a,000 and ars to b conplsted in two
yearG Hsrss . pointer for Columbus,
in cass shs don't ct the canal!"
-HsadquaEtsrs for fns coffee. E. b.
London 4 Bro. ssll the cslsbeated gold
medal.
-Adolph Losske, from near Schuyler,
Va brought to St Mays hospital Sun
day. On last Thursday be vas kicked
on the back OF the bead and neck BY Q
hOr1s, reodefing him unconscious and
from which hs he's not yet recovered.
Physicians operated on him Sunday in
the hospital His condition il consid-
cred very ssriousL Since the above Va
put into type ws learn that Mr.. Lossks
died Monday night. The young man
would b q years OF aes in September,
having spent his entire life on . farm
near Bissal posto6ics in Colfax county.
His father died about seven years ago
but his mother. Nm. Emily Loeske, 10
still living. Tho funeral services will
be held Thursday, shortly after noon in
the 0rauenhofst church near Shell
creek and intermsnt in the cemetery
there.
"A letter from Lavrsncs NcTa9Reft
to hls parents, Mr.. and Nm b. McTag-
eert, written from Adso, Arsbia, il very
interesting. The letter is dated June II.
Lawrence il With the U. 8 ship Raleigh.
They were then being laid up for repairs
at Aden, having broke down on thair way
to China. lawrence writes about leav-
ing France for Port Said, Egypt, and
from there they passed through the Suez
canal, from where they sav camels in
their native desert land whefe sand wa
blowing and where they could see the
great pyramidA There il space for three
ships to pass in the canal and you can
not travel faster than five miles an hour. |
All along the canal they threw hard tack
to the natives who would swim out for |
it They are half starved. They passed
Jerusalem and down the Red Sea. The
heat was intense thsrs and they all slept
out on deck every night. At Alden b
says they have no schools to speak Of,
and the natives lay around the ship and
dive after money thrown ont for them, |
and which they always get Lawrence
says they may return to the states BE-
fore long.
Mn Frank Roref died Monday night !
st II O'Clock after IN illneaof about two
weeks from typhoid fever. For several
days before death came, friends despaired
Of her life and her sister, Mn. Fillman,
was called home from Battle Creek,
Michigan. Ella Lembach vas born in
Rapids, Niagara county, New York, Octo-
bee 30, 1854 Many yesno OF her life have
been spent in the west, most Of the time
With her sister, Mrs. Fillman. She vas
married January 81, 1892. to Mr.. Frank
Rorsr Of this city and has since been . !
resident here. Beides her husband she
leaves one sister, Mn Emma Fillman.
and two brothers. George Lembach Of |
Rapids, New York, and Charles Lenbach
Of Pine Run, Michigan, also Miss Emily
RoFer hsr stsp-daughter. Mn. Rorer
wss one OF the most active members of |
the Congregational church, q christian
Of unusual strong character who never |
failed to do what shs considered her
duty. Always bright and cheerful in
she carried sunshine vhef-
ever abe went. Aside from church work
Mn Roref vss active in Woman's club
and social circles. Funeral services will
be held this Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock ct the home, Rev. Munro o@ciat-
ing. The relatives have deepest sym
pathy in this, their time of sorfov.
The city council met in adjourned
session Tuesday, July z. at which meet
ing the COMMITTEES On streets and grades
rscommsnded the immediate coustruc-
ton Of seven cement street crossings:
Frisdhofs to Nurrayia Grsy's to Pol
locks, 0fsyS to Commercial Bank, First
National Bank to q. p. r r, Spsices to
BorowiakA, Speiee's to Berney's, and
from Lindell hotel to Brodfuehrer'a.
The Recommendation vas adopted. An