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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

itonoe, fom er nIbeIes nbefienotc for
noffinige 6olf. Der berfor heller life
bor noget Orb for oisie; ia, | 5000.
Sproget, iom tales | R~ieerfIooens
9elta, babes Der END life noget Orb
for "Vige~ eIIer "Spjter".
s Npbrttonnien Tiger en- Operir!.
ter at faa fat poa en- Tirnoe | be Sno-
fsotes Sprog, fom ret fuube uotrpffe
Sheen ON en- biiroenoe 60; en- 6su.
bling forefos fsIsenbe 9enoine:
"SeIere oil leg ioIe meo min 8ones
Dfooer, emo leg bill sisre bet eIer
bet" (SperoIt saar bet ITO oper De
l%taffeIs Spisermsbre). S 9pgninee
bopoe INSTRUMENTATION en- baaro
Scamp at beitaa for at finoe ct nbtrps
for Orbet "9iRrligbeb~; ban ipurgtc
i'm inofsbte 5iaIper til 8aaos ON.
bporleoes ban bible betesne "SsIel.
len for Oct, Der par BAN oct fipreite
paa Soroen"; Wisiionaren ppbase,
Dc fenere til fin ScrferbeIie, at bet
lotrDf, Tom bar bIepet BAN tilraaot.
! DC Subsidies Spros bapoe getpo.
ninaen "5orfinrIigbeo for beoerpet
ajeo."
en binouf Bunoit bIep nteaet tor.
pirret / anlebning al en- SoriptteIie
! lite Woiebcg: "SSoief ffaI I9gge
iine Spnoer paa oine 9ine", Ser al.
minSelig ffaI foritaaes iom en- aipr.
ligbeosgierning at trpffe Saoerens
Sine til ! 0sositunben. gnnbitten
fnnoe ilet life foritaa bette; Soief
bapoe 10 aItrb prret en- soo Ssn %
megct eIifet at fin aarnle 6aber.
Sporleoes bar bet M at foritaa, at
Der lfuloe babe furbet en- 4amp Steb
melem Saber og Ssn, og at ssoiet
iom ben ltGrfeite bap6e iIaaet sSofob
iaa ooIo'ontt paa 9tet, at ban osbe
beraf2 Snnleoes MATTE set bibelife
llotrpf nemlig opfattes fra ct hin.
built Stanopunft. Speri9tteIien fom
DC til at lpbe iaalebes: "SSoief IfaI
orone alt, bpao Der anaaar DIN Be.
grapelie!"
Oct fan life forunbre, at set UNDER
Icaoanne Smitanoigbeoer fam taae
et meget lang Stb at ifaffe en- poa.
lioelig Speriattelie. Senri Rott
tiibragte iaalebes isrit 20 aar pna
Sabiti for grirnbigt at Iere Sproaet
os andre 20 aar for at fuloenbe
SperietteIfen Of Sen Se1iee Sfrift.
Gn Hepiiion at Den ntabagasife gi.
beloperiettelie afilutteoes for ganIfe
fort Sio iioen % bapoe oa freoet 10
Iar. On WfiSiionpr brugte 20 gar
til at operiette aiene BET Rpe Seito.
mente ! Wntabeleiproset; Be fsrit
trpfte 90 @remplarer fit en- bsiit
upentet anpenoelie, ibet be bIep rs.
peoe al De uprsrife Ratabeler Gem
8ren al 3uIufafferne) og benptteoa
fem Supehprpoelie for beres bpgtig.
ito arigere. Sor Tiben bliper Gree.
S~nSianernes gibel unoerfaitet en-
8epiiipn al slrdibinfon Waefap, iom
bar opbolbt fig hos og arbeibet for
oenne SolfeItomne | 40 Iar i Sas.
fatfepm | Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
Spen Mrn,pief | SamiIton Gonnip

NurH WtNIUtSI AuhiiiSH ~eA"p
unoaif meo @eo % 0eppe en- soel0e.
eenbe Sloebrano lioite SnsoagS
Moroen. Ser bIRite en- teri Wino,
men set Inffeoes alligepel 8~ranooGie.
net at bIipe Serer ouer Sloen efterot
tire Srpbpaninger bar neobr9rote.
Sc brrnoie gpaninger eteoes az
Statc ganf Of Menpicf % .. Y. geo.
man % benptteoes til en- Sfobitif,
SaoeImaeerbuiif oe Orr. 9eomnns
0eboeliesbus. 5abet oper'trioer life
So, 900, % oct bar balpt o9ffet al
Insurance.
ltbsre Naisapline. Sreb Still.
lpel / Union Eomuibip, Gomeibcit
Gountn, iorisste ionar Of plante 40
qcrcs neS Rats oa @rGsfdr efter
Dc Regler Tom Brof. SoIoen bar ireiu'
bolot % Heirltatet bar op%eroroentlig.
Eao en- Icre fit ban lat VirfbeiS
Mdis % fem itore SGs 8rpsfar.
Ter bar oloria fsr pGret aolet mere
emo 81 9nIhelS paa en- Icre paa Der
2auo. @ange fra Rorte5lHna, fon
life uiloe fro Def, reiite no for at ie
Senne WaiSager % penbte biem oper.
bcpiite ON, at be aIorig bopbe feet
WdaeH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
Ueeleroooer

9isic imao S,ioflise beh Sioen at
9tealene or ofte meget ~generenoe %
fam enoog 81 anleoning til SGpelie
% @etpnbelie / Irntert, Der iom De be-
banbIeS feilagtig.
&c ifriper Zig fra Ell Sprbeo SIT
oer, iom iprinser, eIer ira ct Steo,
iom rioer en- Suofolb al. Slipper
utal, Dem ftrar al meb Ell Gar belt
ino til Stolen, iaa Der life blir en-
5lis tilbose, er be fGroi9e meb bet
Iamme % aisr insen Sfaoe; er De
Iibt smnle, paifer man 6ingrene meo
S9be, % iaa IGges De at ftg felp.
Den mango riper Dem al, bioer
benz al eler nipper Dem al meb Seq.
Iene. Serpeo laper man ct Saar |
Suoen, eller Der blir en- Suoflig til
bage, iom tar imloo al ling % itaoig
rines liot pp; oct lille Snnr irritereS
oerpeb % man fsler mart nogen Ont
beb / set iom Segu paa g~etpnoelic.
tlnoertioen iuotrGber iaa Ell itsrre BE.
tpnoeIie, Tom fan eaa neo imoo Regle'
Ipiet, bppr ben oite er panifelig at fan
IGgt, eaer fornnIebiger en- itsrre Be
tGnbelie op oper arnen.
9ebanblingen er meget iimpel og
neget probat, taar Den tages itrar:
ian mart Der fommer Smbcb, ielp fun
en- ganife ringe oeb Sersring, Logger
man Ell lioen iimpel Sorbinoing paa
2prm al en- Stump rent Ssi prebet op
/ rent @ano os ct Stpffe 8llttaperfa.
papir ooer. Sar ntan Ell 6tneertltt al
8rttaperfa, fan man trGffe Den poo
Singeren uoen Smilasstsi, ioet man
maa buife paa fsrit at poife ben meS
SGbepano paa begge Slaberne; Sut'
ten tagcs Of Wspraen 90 aften % pa'
ties, Iigeiom 5ingeren paifeS ianrner
meo Saanoen % paa iarnrne Taabe
On ct Bar 0oge er iaa lliertpen boz
BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
5tnrn pukntu.

IRA Sismnrcf beretteS, Of So nm,
Gper er grlnOIngte i Staten ! Sc Ter
llo'te N'ooneoer, % at Ser / 0iSie
Sper er 454 observation-disclosures.
!. u. GrtdiuH forbenpprenbe Sra.
liSent Tor Den iaIereDe @inot 9aatio.
nal 9aut % iom bIeu ienot iii
N9ngiIet | Siour sails for fem aar,
nrbeioer | 6Gn5ilets Spiieidl iom
Opporter. San itriper til iine genner,
al ban M inIot crfienSer i'm Sell. o.
AZ ban ndar hGu fomuler ub, pil be.
9puoe et npt Sto JON Ell nnis Rano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

sL HHWEF
beriom ban funoe iaa 8ei.Mct % Dc
~nsopenoiae Mettiaheoer. Naar ioo
9anct til Somrneren bpgges fra CT
GIN til Wnrengp, 81, pil man babe
e.. gienncmgnnenne cleftrilf Wans
mellem Waoiion on Chicago.
a~onfnrsbpet efter 2abpimitt 8igbt
& Eoper Gompnnp ffnl iplges heb
Mutton Den Toe bs. 3ette 4cmpanl
oreaniiereoes for fire aar iioen Of 3.
6. Yeterion. fon fenere fit Ret til
ganofraften fire MiI neoenfor 2aop-
imitb, boor Wenoiba Gaper Gompo.
M M bpsger en- Grntning for at ifof-
fs arnft til en- Wapirfabrif, iom ifnI
busges Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

5eeorabsy oien % BED sIrnen
meo Ssoielseassbosen iom Grrmis
root SHit SIZES; I @uloiHit $f.35.
aoresie;
3. MUsDSER, DEBORAH, Ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

Sl9or nye premieboe for Ioo4-r9os
aS sr nm ferois fra Gryfferiet. pet
er Den IoSs ! aesfen at oisfe populere
aarbsser, oe oens Juobolo er liee faa
rishoIoist, afpeIIeuoe os iuteresfant fom
Sens 5~orsianseres. Der er oct:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

gssftIsoassboesH bar ies ristts o. I COB SsssIs
npetasst os pts at usotass ben ion en- Save. iaHss
bet MIC. q. lea fan iffs ne' ~fuIstafis Dem i6t ben,
tbi pto at bstrosse ben SmcsiuIoaep % Cmbu.
buSrYaa ben CT ustprsi meo ~prretis. Brss ior hOsr
Tag ! belle aarrt pa msb Rnpne Of ~btiIrnots Rene,
iaa uraa man forasa. at ben tiis bar tofst ~gpfeu"
Iaa iiOst arbeioe, men ben osfatHiHs iss bar iaast.
ten Sib ies bar tuit Setter CT, at 9r. GHaaeieu
tparsr bperfeu 1ib sasr arbsibe. uaar bet aielssr.
en- at RaHs -Seeprabs8 sfsns- sGIsre Slrsr o.
eesss vee at uuOsrhoIpe BEN mss aOS % nptis aer.
bonn % 9rieiot. Den aatiss BrrHis CT pnosrtlssn
pGrp bOao IN betaIsr for SIabei, men ben bssit
pramir, ipm suhnu sr aipsH. ipnss mig at pzrs 5ss'
isIso s~sbUatu; tbi ben or en- Slass "a Spsss at bare
1T 1feH Os c, RIsaosst for giisrismHernt.
Wartin 9 arIitn a,sisa sRiaA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

FsSsisIsoassbosen mpotnsst % sisuuemiest msS
Suterssse. Dens notrr % SnchcIe .r usmarisi
1T sIass. Seq viIbs lite mite ben for ucssn srts.
srre bsrrso 9useH 'paa bet btpae ~aubsialss o.
b~istelio Eaf.
u. q. p%fierbahL Cation. r. Sai
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
IpSielsDa9sbo9en.

gsoftIsbassbcsen bar leg f~sOetaset % iea liter ben
uSmarfe sOot. Sea tror, bet &c ben besfe SrrfHte'
bog. ies snbuu bar iaaet urs SiaSet. % leg tan tsaJf
aubefaIe ben til ale.
aIfrtb GIipn. GsIfpS, ssiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

EsreS Hus Ssbf.tsOassbOs bar lee u~octoeei %
essr Dem Iaa mango Eat. Sec oil utb @IGcs arbs'
iaIs ben I'll suhSer 5amiIis. iOm suFsr en- upttis %
COB Iisen Gramiebps mss ~2eeorab 9VheH-.
o. o. &c 9, 9laf Saumrr, EVtun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

Sans genner | Minot tror, ban oil
blipe fri ON tire Iar.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06
CHORUS MEETS ORCHESTRA

First Joint Rehearsal Of the Two Great
Bodies to Render the Requiem.
The last regular rehearsal Of the
New Haven Oratorio society and the
New Haven Symphony orchestra will
be held tonight in WooIsey hall. The
final rehearsal will take place on
Thursday afternoonjust prior to the
concert in Woolsey hall February g..
These two factors in the concert have
been perfected independently by Pro-
fessor Parker, and it remains now only
to affect the proper cooperation of the
parts. The final rehearsal on Thurs
day will bring the soloists and the
New York members of the orchestra to-
gether for the purpose of putting on the
finishing touches.
The manuscript copy which is in the
possession of Professor Parker, due to
the&courtesy of Schirmer & Co., will be
on exhibition in the store of F. A. Cor
bin from 10 a. m. till 6 p. m. during
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday this week. The holders of
the requiem copyright do not publish
this music in printed form, and this
manuscript is one of the oldest copies
of the requiem extant. 1t bears the
name of Max Strakesch, and was sold
by him to the present owners, Schir-
mer & Co.
Steinert, III Chapel street, has offer
ed TO play selections from this COM
position on the orchestrelle or orches-
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06

assailing saloonkeepers and keepers of
brothels, and ward heelers and graft
ers and political bosses. and all the
violators of law and decency. Concern
ing these people, the publicans and sim
ners Of our town, , shall not speak a
word; first, because they are not here,
and second, because the chief blame is
not theirs. It rests upon you, and all
the other good people of New Ha-
ven who are gathered in the churches
to-day. The worst element in society is
faithfully serving its master, the devil;
the best" element is saying, Lordi
Lord! but doing not the things Jesus
commanded. If the Christian people
whose interests touch almost any ward
in this city, We're really and deeply in
earnest; if they were willing to give
their money, their time, their influence,
they could shape and reshape the gov
eminent OF this city.
We are on the verge of a city cleo
ton. Unless you have registered or
register this week you can have no
part in selecting candidates for office.
How many of the men in this congre-
II
cation have registered; how many will
cast a vote in the primaries? "
In closing, Mr.. Haynes said: '"Our
Master did something more than weep
over Jerusalem. He went down into
the very storm-center of municipal
wickedness, made whip of cords. and
drove the profaners out Of the temple.
o for a day when there will be men
of such Christian breadth of thought
and Christian depth of thought and
Christian depth of feeling as to weep
over the bitter shame. the moral deg
relation, the spiritual apathy in our
municipal life, and that day is surely
coming; the day of our dreams, when
the city that man has made shall have
become the city Of Cod
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06
STRIKE STILL sSPEADs. !,
Worlmen DiscIam Delegates who APP
peared Before Gar. NJ,

{ & ~
st. Petersburg, Feb. 5.-The strike
movement in Poland has spread to the
governments of Warsaw, Petrikau, Ka-
1isz, Radon, Lublin, and SuavaIki.
Martial law has been declared in Ka-
lisz, Radon and siedlec.
st. Petersburg, Feb 6.-2:35 a. M
WOrknen to the number Of 1000 in the
car shops here have drawn up a man.
ifesto disclamng the delegates who put
forward as representing them in the
deputation which visited Emperor
Nicholas at Tsarskoe- selo on Wednes-
day, February /. They assert that
these men were selected by the employ
ers and not representatives OF the
workmen. The employs of one or two
other factories may follow suit; but the
Workmen in general are inclined to
stand by the Reputation.
There were d few slight collisions be,
tween Lessner's workmen and the POI
lice guarding the factory Sunday. Po-
land, however. continues to be the
storm center of the disturbances.
Though the strike has ceased in some
establishments it has assumed more
important phase by its expansion to
the great coal mines and sugar facto-
ries and three more governments have
been placed under martial law. Police
and Cossacks have had to break up a
number OF demonstrations and quell
disorders; but as yet there has been no
repetition of rioting on the scale of the
first collisions.
Strikes in Tiflis and other parts Of the
Caucasus are frequent and the present
one does not attract much attention
except as bearing on the general situ-
alton in Russia.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06

street. a back draught from the stove,
caused by SCOT in the chimney, made
the flames leap out Of the front of the
stove in the kitchen in the basement
and set fire to some clothes and the
chairs on which they We're hanging.
Mr.. Champury, in attempting to put out
the fire, was quite badly burned about
the face and hands, and his hair was
also signed. The department on its ar
rival made short work of the flames.
The damage was about $25. The prop
erty is owned by III. d. Clark. s..
No. AS house responded to still
alarm of fire at 1920 yesterday after
noon, The fire was in the six-fannily
tenement house at 173 Franklin street,
which is owned by Joseph Kileram.
The fire was in a closet on the third
floor, the rooms of which are occupied
by N. Naughton and family. The closet
and the clothes it contained were burn
ing merrily when the department ar
rived and extinguished it with chemi-
Gals. If it had not been discovered just
when 1t was very bad fire would I'M
doubtedly have resulted. 1t is thought
to have been caused by mice and match.
es, because no one had been in the clos
ct for long while before the fire was
discovered. The damage will amount
to about $75.
Shortly before 8 o'clock Saturday
night No. rs apparatus on Howard ave-
nue. was called to 10 Dow street, a lodg-
ing house run by T. S. Sykes. The fire.
men found a lively blaze going on the
second floor. A kerosene lamp explod.
ed and the burning oil spread all over
the room.
Before the flames were extinguished
two partitions had been burned and the
fire had crept across the hallway. The
fire was finally put out by the use OF
chemicals. The damage, which was
about S75 would have been nearer $500
had water been used.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06
HARBoR is ICE-BoUND,
Thousands of People Walk and Skate
on If

Thousands of People Walk and Skate
on 1t.
The harbor presented most unusual
sight yesterday with over a thousand
people walking and skating about on it.
The ice covered practically the entire
harbor to the Sperry lighthouse and the
breakWater. The ice was very thick,
except in the narrow channel, where in
some places it was dangerous to at
temp to walk over it.
The following gentlemen walked
across the ice from Savin Rock to the
Sperry light and took a picture of the
light: George Cameron, Charles Miller,
Frederick Russell, Francis Carney, A.
S. Lynch and Harold Clark. This was
only one of many parties that made the
same trip. @
With the exception of the Richard
Peck, the only boats which attempted
to move in the harbor were four tug
boats with two lows. Instead of leav-
ing New York for this city on her usual
time p m.-the Richard Peck did not
leave New York until $3.50 o'clock Sat-
urday night and arrived here at 3:15
o'clock yesterday morning, covered with
ice. 1t was $3.50 o'clock yesterday morn
ing before she started on her return
trip to New York. The captain of the
boat reports a large amount of ice in
the sound. The condition is regarded
as the worst in a number of years.
At the offices of the Starin Transport
alton line on Water street last night it
was stated that the steamer Erastus
Corning was fast in the ice off Fort
Schuyler. The John FL. Starin was
tied up at her local dock and the local
manager, Mr.. Fisher, decided not to let
her try to make her way to New York
city.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06
ARGENTlNEKEVoLr ABoRTIYE.
Being Practically Crushed Government
VIII Not Call Ont Reserves.

being Practically Crushed Government
VIII Not Call Ont Reserves.
Paris, Feb. 5.--Manuel Quintana, son
of the president of Argentina, has sent
the following eablegram to the Figaro:
"Buenos Ayres, Feb. 5-Revolt abor-
tive. Order re-established. The threat
or this Instruction has weighed on the
country for three year. The people are
now treasured, and unanimously con-
denim the attempt. Public life is in
fun activity. Greatest confidence In
the FUTURE
Buenos Ayres, Feb. Sin the course
OF attacks upon police stations Satur-
day morning several rioters were kill
ed, about thirty We're injured and some
$50 arrested. Order has been complete
ly restored, and to-day the city pre-.
sents normal aspect
Ex-President Roea has telegraphed
President Quintana offering his services
In aid Of the restoration of order.
The province of Sante Fe is reported
tranquil. -
With view to avoiding bloodshed
the government has sent a sufficiently
large force to Mendoza and Cordoba to
easily overpower the few hundreds oil
revolutiofiaries. 1t is hoped the latter
will be forced to- surrender without
fighting. Thereare 5000 men marching
on these two towns indifferent routes
The revolution being practically
crushed, the government has annulled
the decree calling out the reserves.
All the newspapers here strongly con-
denim the revolutionary movement
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06
CRISIS IN LODI.
Men to Decide To-day Whether They
VIII Return to Work.

LODI, Feb 5.-The situation here has
reached critical stage and it will be
decided tomorrow whether the conflict
shall end or the strike be continued.
The employers met on Saturday and de-
cided to reopen all their factories on
Monday, when men reporting for work
will be re engaged and the remainder
A large number of work.
men are disposed to resume. but fear
that the malcontents will employ coer-
cion.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06

pmcialism is the
md, gentlemen,
Di5e solved So
Etizens'' who
their delicate
hey call the
so long as
who criticise
city govern
are them
u can make
ID makers.
st citizens"
ID whatever,
ional interest in
III; so long as we
aWi1o fail to see
= / l.. "a
important as the
cus as the elec=
character must
bind accept office
If we are to
s administration,
eatest, efficiency
lib expense, if w
sets, q just and
fights of the poor,
Alt police force, a
" and an enforce
Secially those laws
4 control Of vice; if
saloons closed on
snbling resorts all
4 witness civil SER
Iol reforms; if, in
l a city clean and
department. of its
be for the reason
call our "best cit
g to sink all
ind if need be,
affiliations I'M
out in the
shoulders togeth-
city ought to have
al league, organic
IN basis, a league
chfulness, activity, !
We all persistence.
take the politics
lIrch or pulpit 7.
a l|"..- ~ f..H
bon to stubbornly
rish / knew some
lrch into politics,
but in the sense
vho make up it's
Aoe persuaded to
and privileges Of
4: is concerned my
I perfectly clear.
Mas they ought to
fairs are notori-s
bad, this pulpit
I,a raspnY1cihilitv
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06

trail organ at any time during business
hours from to-day till Thursday for
any who may be interested in hearing
them. %... @
The sale of seats begins in Steinert's
to-day. Hour 10 a. m. till p. m.
Prices, s1.0O, 75c., soc. 4.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06
MRS, CATHERINEsHAELEY Dead
Mother Of Rector Of st. Josepffs On
thedrai, Hartford.

Bridgeport, Feb. 5.--Mrs. Catherine
Stanley, mother Of Rev. Walter j.
Stanley. rector Of St. Joseph's Cathed-
raj, Hartford, died in Bridgeport Satur-
day night Funeral services win be-
held at st. Johns church, New Haven
Tuesday at 1880 a. m.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06

Il heard you make use of the word
'jackass,' sir; did you apply it to me?"
No, sir, I didn't. You don't imagine
you're the only jackass in the world, do
you? "-Cleveland Leader.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06
ARCHDE,ACoN no sPEAK,

Archdeacon Hughson Of Ashville, N.
c., will address the monthly meeting
Of the Woman's Church missionary
association, which will be held to-mor-
70 afternoon at 8 o'clock in the parish
house of Trinity church on Temple
street,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-06
J FIREMEN KEPT BUSY
STILL AND BELL
ALARMS.

None Oh tne Fires DO very MUCH Dam~
age but All Were More or Less
Observation-Disclosures in Time
One Man Burned--Causes Were
Various.
Within the last two days the fire de-
partment has been kept busy answering
both regular and still alarms. Although
several of the fires gave good signs of
development they were all discovered
in time and extinguished before they
had chance to do very much damage.
An alarm of fire was sounded from
box 533 yesterday morning at Sly. The
fire was at the saloon kept by j. Nc
Grath at $50 State street. The fire was
in back Of the bar and it is believed
that it started from the hot water
heater. The woodwork was blazing
quite merrily when the department ar
rived, but it was quickly extinguished.
The damage will amount ito. about $50.
The building is owned by Mrs. John
Frazier. %'~f r = s''1 ~ $50 Z.
AT 11:40 yesterday morning an alarm
of fire summoned the department. to the
residence of S. A, Champury, IS West
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FOR UNITED SERVICES.
Congregational Pastors Discuss Union
Revival Meetings.

A movement is on foot among the
Congregational churches looking to
more interest in evangelical work, and
a committee of pastors has been work.
ing over plans. This committee will
report at a meeting to be held at the
Yale Divinity school this morning
1t is probable that series of Sunday
evening union revival services will be
held, at which the local pastors will off,
ciate. 1t is not expected that any out
of-town clergymen will be present at
the services. ,~-
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ROYAL DEPUTY MusTARDE OF

/ Royal. Deputy James Mustarde, who
mas been confined to his home on Grown
street stree for several days with a grip cold,
was able to be out yesterday.
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DO You ENJOY COUGHING,

If not, go to your druggist at once
and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam.
which quickly relieves and permanent
ly cures all irritation and diseases of
the throat and lungs. A slight and an
parently harmless cough may develop
into a very serious complication. Price
26c and SOC, all druggists. Sample
mailed free. Address Kemp's Balsam,
LIE Roy, N. Y.