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DEMOCRATS ARE READY
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lever in the canon of the divine right
Of kings to rule and insisted and as
severated that the governing right
game from the people, and not by
transmission through the accidency Of
birth. When he wrote the creed of
modern democracy-the declaration of
independence-the American people
interpreted it's principles as universal
and inaugurated movement in the
direction of the emancipation of man.
kind, which will never halt or dip its
universe.
Thomas jefferson, whom we delight
to honor: author of the declaration Of
independence, the keystone of the arch
Of our constitutional government, the
greatest boon, next to Christianity,
Of which it is a supplement, that ever
blessed people, taught that all men
ed with certain inalienable rights,
which may not be taken away by the
hand of power, without offending Gods
and natures laws, and that just gov
ernments derive their power from the
consent of the governed. The decla
ration of independence the constitu-
tion&l amendments. which safeguard
popular liberty. the purchase of the
Louisiana territory the naturalization
laws the acquisition of the Oregon
territory. the institution of free schools
the abolition of primogeniture Of
land tenure. the manumssion of
slaves. These sirs are some of the
achievements of Thomas jefferson.
whose services to mankind shall cause
his name to be enrolled in the list of
the worlds immOrtals. JeffersOns
democratic faith. We cannot go be-
yond them and we have no need to. In
his first inaugural address. he said:
About to enter, fellow citizens, on
the exercise of duties which compre-
bend every thing dear, and valuable to
you it is proper you should understand
what I deem the essential principles of
our government and consequently
those which ought to shape its admin
istra ton.
Equal and exact Justice to all men
of whatever state or persuasion, relig
ious or political.
Peace, commerce. and honest friend
ship with all nations, entangling alli-
ances with none.
The support of the state govern
ments in all their rights. as the most
competent administration for our do
nestle concern. and the surest bull
warl1s against anti-republican tend
encies.
The preservation of the general
government in its whole constitution
al vigor, as the sheet anchor of. our
peace at home, and safety abroad.
"A jealous care of the right of cleo
tion nv the naon1e. 2 mild and safe
corrective of abuse whihc are Topped
nv the sword Of revolution. where
neaceable remedies are unproyi0ed.
"AbsoIute acnuiescnnca in the decis-
ion Of the ma ioritv the vital principle
of ran7hIics from which there is no
annaal hnt 70 force. the vital princi-
nla an immediate parent of despotisn.
"a we'll disrin)inad militia orr best
reliance in peace, and for the first mo-
n7ents Of war. fin regulars NAV relieve
tban
..,rha suDramacy of the civil over the
,,,iIitar,- authority
ECONOMY in the nublic expense.
that labor NAV he lightlv b,1rdenad.
..1,bo bonoct ,,a1-,,,ant of orr debts
and eocrad nreservation of the public
fai+b
..Enco,raoar7an+o of aericulture, ana
80 80. ,axooia
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night of time and in the shadows OF
the past Behold Humanity's upiifteG
face. turned toward the sun of Hope.
1t was to gain the priceless boon of
Liberty that our fore-fathers left their
native shores, and buided here a tenn
pie. dedicated to human liberty. They
cred altar, and Cenotaphs on every
field, from Lexington to New Orleans.
attest their undying loyalty and SUI
perb greatness.
We have faith that the sons Of the
revolutionary sires, will still keep
bright the holy fires, lighted by pa
triotic hands.
We have faith in the American peo-
pie, faith in her institutions, faith in
that government, the great Jefferson
thought out in his brain. and the indy
ing Washington wrought out with his
sword.
We are at the threshold of a polt-
cal campaign, and it will be our duty
to stand for the rights of the people.
against the encrOachment of usurpers
of power; to guard the constitution and
work for equal rights for all men.
Some Of the outposts have been ia
ken. by a foe who once delighted to
voice the sentiments and doings, Of
the savior of the nations greatne SIS
Abraham Lincoln; but alas. they are
leaders. who dare dispute and impugn
the wisdom of our constitutional Iath-
er.
Tariff barons and trust magnates,
will furnish to the dominant forces the
sinews of war. to be met and fought
by the followers of democratic ideals
Our sentries are ever on guard and
in close communication with all points
along the line. They sound to us the
alarms Of danger, and ever ready should
we be, to respond. These sentries have
been our watch guard for one hundred
years. They are sirs the democratic
newspap ers. whose columns dissemin-
ate the teachings Of democratic faith,
and it is our correlative duty to give
them aid and comfort. They" mould
in large degree public sentiment.
and are potent factors in augumenting
our numbers. and carrying us on to
victory.
Democrats, we must be up and do
ing. On the Sth day of November
next. the suffrages Of this people will
be cast for a successor to Thomas
Jefferson. If we are true to the teach
ings of our patron saint. the sover-
eigns Of this republic will rally to our
standard. and place in power q demo-
cratic chieftain. who will acknowledge
the constitution to be the supreme law
Of the land, and approve and veto
measures. in consonance with the dem
Ocratic axiom.
Equal rights to all. special favors to
none!
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Lewis and Clark Fair.

To Thomas c.. HALEY of PendletOn
was assigned the toast, Oregon and
the Lewis and Clark Fair" The gen.
tleman made a strong appeal to the
lend their aid toward the exposition.
He then spoke of the great benefits
that were to be derived from the fair
not only to the states of Oregon and
Washington, but the entire Pacific
coast
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SniveIy's Telegram.

To II. j. Snively had been assigned
the topic washington Politics." He
was unable to be present and he sent
the following telegram to Chairman
BIandford:
"A pestiferous injunction hearing at
pleasure of being with you tonight.
Convey to the gallant democracy of
WaIla Walla my most sincere regrets
with the wish that their patriotism
and energy We're more widely diffused
throughout the state
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RGnnern nn6 Trancn.

glitoergtftiine eebeiIt tn 40 bis 90 1aaeu.
@el6tui<e, men ooer alt. In 10 bis is 1aaen,
Berluft ber Mannbarieit. nDrains" Iofort Gin,
bait eetban. Hieren' uno gIafenTeioen, etrtitur
II. 7. 10. Snrh unfer borShsIi1es ebftem ga.
rantiren mir duBerft fdjnele uno permanente
8aren. Shiner5bafter ober perbinberter Mer.
%friafion foiort abaeboIfen. e6reiben Gle ober
fpreheu sic Dor. Watb unb GonfnItatipn fret.
Nir fnriren siisf&Iag, obne fir bic SeiIuns su
Cperattonen gu ftretten. Benn anbere gsr8te
Ieblf@luaeit. nlaft bel uns einen 8erfnG. Hr.
Vbtltp's MebieaI Snftitute. Rr. 1887, On.
Ssatt, etra4s: geutf6 mirb aefprontn.
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Somitag Inn 7 ltbr s(6enos
nod Somoii Sapan, China uno oen
Fblltppinen bto San 5roncisco.
Die Eoit nad Sen Siii-Snieln, Iil-
Itrolicn uno el.Guleoonien pid
%nncoilper l6lieBt bier tGglif Inn
Z llbr bis gum Is. Sitli.
9ie SronS. Yocific-Boit miro tag.
lid 10 nod Den slbeangsbGfen abge.
ooB tie BET ununterbro6ener
MISUNDERSTANDING rebtoeitig elm.
trifft.
9. Oaoies @arfieIo,
Boitmeiter.
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Staot Baltimore.
Sricfbcf6rocrnng mad bcm Nnslanbc.

SricfbcfDrbcrnng nndD bca Nnslamoc.
@nSlGiOiide goIt fir Die nit Dem
8. SllIi cnoenoe ISOLDE i0IicBt bier
(piinftlid) in alien SGIlcn) in bel
Sorpt = Ioitoifice mic ioIOt. Yodet.
Eoit lit often BON 8 llbr MorgcnS bis
5 ll9r IbcnoS tdgllG, olt90cnomnen
S%nnntoQS; Eodet : &oit fir 0cutid,.
lonb i6licbt Mittmoh, Ben 6. Silli,
SornlittagS I'M fl llbr.
9ompfer fabrcn bon Ncp,Yorf
bis anocrneitig bcltimmt, tpie iolgt:
SranSotlontii6e Soft.
Wontog INN Z llbr 9(benoS nod
Ben gtieoerlonben oircft per Gumpier
nNoorOom" 4oitio6en miiiicn npcr
Noorbon" oorciiirt' icin).
9icnltog nm Z ll6r g6enoS nadJ
europa per 9umpfcr nScutonic" pia
Queenstown Goitio6cn iiir 9clltId).
lonOlono miiiicn Dpcr Sclltonic"
ooreiiirt ieiu).
Wtittmod = Uni 10 llbr gbenbS
nad) SrontreiN per Dompier n2o 50.
rnine" pio Sopre Woitin6cn nod
olloercn S6eilen bon europa miiIicn
npcr Ga 2orninc" oorellirt iein);
nob europa per 9on1pfer y0eittid).
lonO" pio Glpmontb, Gberbourg mo
Somburg.
Sreitng nm 6llt6r I6en6S nod)
europa per 9ompier st. Saul"
nio Blpnout6 un0 G%bcr6ourg Qoit.
ioden nod Srlono miilien nper ct.
Saul" nbrciiirt iein); I'M Z llbr
IbenoS nad) europa per 9aupfer
ullmbria" nod GuecnStolpn.
Soft ii t Q ii 5. unoGentraI.
@merifa, @ It etc.
Montog - Inn If ll6r gl6cnbs
nod &opti per 0ompfer nYrinS DC
Netbcrlonoen"; nod 9roiilien per
9ompfcr Byron" nid Ecrnombilco,
Snbin, Gio SSolciro llno Santos;
nod Barbados llto Dem noroliden
9roiilien per Compiler n@rongehie"
bia Sara ullO Mnranbom.
9ienitog nm 5 ll6r gbcnoS no6
Somoica per 9an1pfcr bon Bottom;
INN 10 llbr Nbcn0S nod Heufnn6.
lono per 0ompicr ySilpia"; nod
Central. Mmcrifo unb Den iiioliden
YocificsSdicn per 0ompfer bia So.
Ion.
Wittiuod - I'M 10 llbr S(benoS
nob Gllbo, 2ucotan etc. per Gam.
pier ~Sigiloncio"; nad Bahamas
per 9anlpier oSorotoga".
9onncritog - 10 ltbr g6enbs mad,
Snogllo nno SoDti per Sompfer
nglenc"; nod 2Jtcoton unb Can't
pcd)e per 9on1picr r9og9rp"; Inn
5 ltbr glbcnoS nod Bermuda per
0onpfer bon @nliIar, H.:S.
Sreitag nm 8 llbr @a6mittoes
nob Solnoico per 9ompfer bon 80.
Iton; Inn 10 ltbr Ibenos na6 Borto
&ico, Curacao lno Sene5llela per,
9onpfer nEbilaoelpbia"; nad) ben
Ga Yloto.0 c0cnocn per 0ompfer
uGonopa"; mad 5ortune Sslano,
sSomoicu rnO @reptotpn Der Gam.
pier ngacqonp"; nad Den 2cemorb.
rno @inomnrO,S nieln, 9ritiid..
SoQGnoiid. unO 5ron50iiid- Guinea
per Gonlpfcr DTarima" nad) g,tbo
per 9onlpier Moore Cattle; nab
Sriniooo uno @rcnaoa per 9ambfer
y@renoOu".
Goit fir Hcltirnbldno, bia Worb.
Spbncu, uno fir Miqnelon, bia SO.
Itor, i6licbt bier tdgIid Inn 5 ltbr
GodntittogS; iiir Guba, bia 3ambo
Slo., tG0lid Inn 1 ltbr Nadm.. fir
Sonouras, Goitn Gico nno @notemo.
la, pio glciu Orleans, taaIid I'm, 3
llbr a6enos.
Grams Tacific Soft.
Iontag - Inn Z rlbr abenSs nod,
Saipaii, Sapon China nno oen ghi.
lippimen piu Gan 5rameiseo.
A y
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NnS ocm Snncrn I%arglanS's nno
Den an9rcn5cnocn Stautcn.
Hoti6e II.

hfNNN lplllllllllIl ltS
mllroen ouf elmer Sorm bel llrbono,
Sreoerid : County, 5luei OGien ocs
Srn. SSobn 10. 0ennis bon Baltimore
eri6logen.
Soiepb 90. Sinclair bonn st.
rSobnS.G oleg" 3i InnopoliS lit Slnl
Director Der SoipitGler in Eonomo
ernonnt morben. @r miro am II.
Sllli nod bortbin nbreiien.
Sn Scr HGbe bon Sreocrid lit 0oS
o6t Sabre alto Eodterfen beS Sur
mers Singleton Stnl bei'm Spielerl
nit GSeller um'S 2cbcn gefommcn.
9as Observation-Disclosures Sames
@albod) bon Charles : County iii
bonn General : 8oitmeiIter in &aIb-
in9ton sum reilenocn Goltagenten iiir
Die Siioltontcn %erlonnt moroen.
Die Neger in InnopoliS baben
5lpci ihmar5c TniudIte e%ltgogirt, I'M
Die Hehtsgiiltigfeit ocS rSim Grow"-
VtlSSSS u'0flSpJiel'
Die College : 9lpenllc : @optiltcn-
Stride in NnnnpoliS bat bon Sralt s.
q. @cnt in philadelphia $1,000 mo
bon Sroll $. u. S6ell IN EbilaOel-
pbio 500 fir Den mlnrnebr poaitGn.
oigcn 8oufouo erbalten.
Srou Senrietta @olfprb, Satin
beS o%rgelebcnen 6ormerS 81. @olforb
IN Sboop @oner, oht Meilen ipeItlidJ
bon SogerStomr,, iwlroc in einemgod
ertrllntcn 9cilunoen. Sic mar Srci.
tng aus Ser Stats. Srrcndnltolt ents
loiien moroen uno nlB in Der Hadt
Selbitmorbs bcgongcn baben.
Sn Cambridge moQet Ibilooe(-
pbicr &%apitnlilteu cine &lcilterfubrif
errid)tcn.
Sn cinem 9lnfollc qeiitigcr ltu3it-
rcd)mtn1SfGbigfcit bat lih scr 30
Sabre olte Sormcr SSomeS $. Smith
in Gburhpiac bel Stanton, So,
Gelbltmoro OurdJ @rbGngcn began.
gen.
G1criii $. 81. 0oipnin bon @olb-
ington = County miro Die $500 @e-
loGnung fir bic Gcrboft1ug bes Hc-
gers Geo. q. @iaiomS, melder Sri.
anooc perqemaltigt bobcn ioa, bon
Sen @cit.Sirginer 9eborbcn crbol-
ten. Gr miro oaS @elo inter Die
Witbetbeiligten bel Der Gcrboitung
pertbeilen.
Sn Cumberland lit olif Ser @il-
MISUNDERSTANDING Ser Giienbobn
Der 10 oltc George Bed, Sobn OeS
Srn. Charles Bed iiberiobren llno &c,
tootet poroen.
Sci @eItminIter bot ser 6urlncr
Socob Starner icinem iieben Sabre
oltcn Sobne Nrtbur burd) cincn
Selbitbinoer bei'm @oi5cumlG6cn et-
ncn Sub obgcifnitten uno Den onoc-
ren iebr ihiucr beihGbigt. GoS &inb
mar gcraoc Dor sic MciIcr Qcloliet.
q oolin @rploiion II. - S1
Der Sommcrfiide hcr Wobmlng 0e5
Srn. @iliom 2nn6crt, Nr. 5lt, Dit
GlementItrobc, trllg lid) gcltcrn cine
@oiolin-erploiion 5lL lueld)c 0nOnrd)
berlrio6t ipur0e, bnB Der flcinc Ga.
mltel lambert ein brcnncnocS
Streih6Ol5 in cincn @oiolinbcbGltcr
mari. McrfWiiroigcr @ciie fam Ger
anobc nit Dem Shreden bopon.
Scr 30 orplonb y d It t.
Serein" bicltS omitog glbcno feline
regelmdBi9c G|eriommlrnN ob. Sr.
Conrad Gbcl filbrte Den &oriib, mo
Sr. gil9ult %o9t iungirtc ais Yroto.
foafiibrer. IS Wuroen 3lpei nelle
Witgliebcr migenonmcn. $i5S.S0
murben cingcnonmen uno $20.3S
ousge0ebcn. 8ieieS lit Die gerin9lte
MnSgobe, mclde Der 8erein felt bier
Sobren 81 per5ei6nen bottc. Gin
aus oen &S. $. Sripp, ~. Slider,
Garl 2cmbah, Charles Nou un0 s.
2aucr b~cltc6enoeS Arrangements
Gpmite mllr0e %ernannt.
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3m p~crfanfen.
3u uerIanicn q Weue e%rcihudiac Nduier.

Gu u%crtanfcn = Weue oreiitjdigc Sdnicr.
User cin itrift eritfiafft9es %breiit1dieeS
&obubaus taufen ,uiu, in erfer Gage, III btuis
gem Breiie uno aus Dem beiten WtutcrinI ges
baut, ibtn %befurirt, nit Drainage Nerbins
SuIi,9, Sirdben init eiiriiidtrten 3te9eIlieinen
infpi5iren, Die iebt an Der Mcsteurs gloenuc,
Die critic Strnbe peitIi6 bon Sutton Inenue
ino nDrolid bon gturbsgloenie ~lnuieno, feriig
geitelt lperoelt. Sieie SGufer ibnlel arilros
6insfrei ober nit eitnem a~erinneu SruroSinS,
nab Seliebeu oes 9dlfers, e%riuorben meroen.
Sduier lest 5ur Snfpeftiou often. 9iah5tfraz
gen bel g.. e. 9bumas, Simmer G, gir. 2t3,
Gpurtlano5Str. US6,790t2) r
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8peift5diee Sdufer nit 6 8immer an Der
mount gIbenue, ~grcn5enb an Batterfor.8art.
8iefe Sdufer baben bic n~eliefter YerbeIIeruns
gen, ceiiietitirte &eler lno S6fe, WarmorsTreps
pen; 8reiS $3.50: 8runo5ins $27 pro Sabr.
3ie Srobe.Strabe 1T nit bitrifi5irteil gadfteis
net eepfIaftert: 6. 3. gala9ber, @auunter.
nebmer, Hr. 2S0S. TairmpuntIipcnne. Die
borbei. G28-)
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Or. mm. Brrker,

reettrtfter, h~suttdter arst, 3O-tdbrise praris.
ten; Setit In ~fiir3efter Belt Sbpbilis. @usfblae,
$alSs lino Munoatranfbeiten. slusfIife feoer
grt, Sfrtffnr, RoIufionen. nero6fe S6ipd6e,
Office In OF. geder's aratomif6en Wiifeum,
VT. Jos, Ct.Daitimore.etraRe. Spredtiun6eu:
bon . u1r Waorgens bis 10 llbr abenos; Sorus
tags bon 10 ubr Worecns bis 2 ilbr yiadmit.
tags nno bon o ubr bis 10 1lbr @benbS.
Y. y. Sr. Beder's Ynfe betIt nnfebIbar
tebsm Misfiub: @onfultation tref.
fM~di26.fS.I&Gl
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n

Gin oeitf6er Wiurln lI6t Stearta aIs Neit
1406, 6putNc.s traBe, 9ocuitsYpiut. QS4-G)
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geopNdbttaeu Gle. elm Sims ,u fausenp

Beabldbtisen Gle, elm SauS 81 fau,cnP
@esbaIb faufen Sic ni6t iebt ben 6rlnb,
Inn bamit ben ME enoeuoen SrinbSinfen 5i
entgeber2 9Sir babeu 8aupIdbe, Die BON 100
bis $50 SnR Siefe ~rangiren uilb ~berfaufen bies
feIEen fir
St.5O BRO Sruntfnh.
9iefeIben befinoen i6 an
catherine Strafe,
n5roIi6 bon Sreoeridsglpelliie, nrraebeu bon
@rltno6eiib, oaS bon ben @igentbiimern be-
ippbnt uro einert @rlino6inS iinteriporien IN,
In ooppelter S6be bon unierem greife. @uf
f6rtftlt6e ooer milloli6e I%nfragen an bic
,Neal Gitnte Yrutcetipe Gu.,"
413 ct. Saul. Strafe,
ptro infer Sertreter germ bel Sbuen borfptes
den unb boIe @nSfnnft eeben.
(Suni14, 1&Sp. 10tt)
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gerIanst int @agemcinerl.
peutihes Mrbeits.G a6metiuuas.s frcau,

Tcntidcs Mrbcitss9 VA dlluc iinn9s sNircnu,
9lr. 2t0, SiiosSbdrpsSirnBe, inter Der sufii6t
Der oScutf6cn @eicuifuft." 9ieieni9en, Die
beutfhe Sanoiuerier. slrbeiter mo Sienilbpteu
All 6eidditieen piinfdeit, poueu iih periDnli6
ooer in franfirten Nriefen an Den IGenten Der
@eieni6ait, 3ubnnt :. WicHcr, Nr. 2t9, Glib
Sbarp.Strake, penoer, lpeIder unentaeItlid)
Nitsfinit ertbeilen miro. Gan2s,tO
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,8 a d r."

Sic D@ittelSbo6er bon Baltimore"
bielten ibre regelmGBige @eriamm.
hung in S6leunes' vStog : Soae"
an SonopcrltroBc. Gin neucS Nit
glieo pnrbe aui9enommen. Sr. ".
@ob filbrte Den SorliB. 9oS 9(us.
flugs = Gomite beridtetc, ooB 8it.
lar Borf an Der Sorioro . Hoao be,
legt morben iei, nt,o murbe 0ieieS
Gomlte orrd Die $50. Is. ". S6lil5,
s. Happolo, g.. S6niBlein, W. Ni-
del, s. Wiiaer ergGn5t. Der Gele-
gat 5lm ~giirger i. gerein", Sr. 6r.
Shrod, beri6tete, boB am II. Sep
TENDER Der oeiltide Gag i'm n0arleps
Torf" gefeiert meroe, uno lno Den
8erein oa5u elm. Ginlooung bon Den
nSollp Yrotbers" CUR Grfuriion om
IL. Sui muroe angenommen.
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Siub. 9traer,s MeItaurant.

1908, 8anfsStrabe,
rabe Der 5itIi6en 4soli3eiitatiou. @ar'
mer linid bon ~ bis 9 llbr gtutmittugs.
@:ebner's uniibertreiHiGeS Bier auI
3apf.
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3n oerfnnfen poer ST permietbcn.

5n uerfnufcn poer 80 permictben:
Cine Sdderei 8t b~e,iaufen ODER Su berntics
tben. 8l %erfra9en in Hr. S27, sip.Yunb's Ctr.
US1-6)
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sbos. gobcnneiuer,s Saae,

1884 OFT -@alijornias Ii. Sbios
@eire. SerfnnmluneSlofuI r9erinaitias
9ose ST.; .@n9enl. slrb. sar. .llnt.s Berein
bon Sftsgnl timure"; rgpiiIon GoncI. 8, s.
o. 81; "Wietaaarb. Union 73". Saue gu
oerniietbeft.
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Wmmbcrbpue Gmtbennna.

!tittn tn 1yaneaIetben, brnnte 9aiifenbe1 bon
!etoenben Srauen bas Slid Der @efunbbeH.
battle nte eiIen .Sebf6Iaq; tn adtunhbisrsio
9tnber4ne berfHafff. ooer feline gesabInno:
ietne e@mer5en. ieine 0efobr, ieine tinfen
bredIng oer gsf@dftieune; abfoIui f9er mn
2aiMlos; dII Burean oher Der -Yof $500.
Sebtioefe argnfenpfIe eerinnen: dratIt@e Ve
eanoinn& ians gepfnfdt: 2b.idtriee Gryok
tnno; Spreo,funben bon 10 BIZ 8. eonntnlb
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-24
Special to Tho Journal.

Special to Tho Journal.
Winnipeg, Man., Feb. 24.-Jose-
phine Kinsey, illegitimate daughter Of
the late D. c. Kinsey. prominent
Winnipeger, is suing the National
Trust company, executor of her
fathers estate, for $4,000. The plain
tiff Is well known in st. Paul and Chi
cago, having taught music there.
When a babe she was sent away
and years after her father was unable
to find her. He advertised extensive
ly and by the help of detectives finally
located her after receiving thousands
of letters from impostors. At last
Kinsey proposed that she should come
to Winnipeg and live with him as his
daughter, and he would acknowledge
her as such.
A correspondence ensued between
them which the plaintiff contends
amounted to an agreement to leave all
his estate to her if she would make
her home with him and look after
him. This she did and carried out
the agreement on her part.
Last summer Kinsey was found dead
in a pool Of blood in a small house on
Dagmar street and murder was sus-
pected. The only will which could be
found was one dated 1881, leaving the
entire estate to a man named Young,
who died before Kinsey without any
relatives. The case is exciting great
interest here.