LL biennium-momma!
“ Lnnw located here, and one that
willgtvartssdyunrloymt to a large
nanharofpsopie. it is the mar-fact
unclaigaubyunchinsry. .
Ahontthlearnonthsagonc. Kebay.
“NGUYork.mmeloth'-.Lcity to look
unsuitable location for his barium.
news-m E. A. Woodward's fac-
toryatthacornsroiltaymondand Day
Mandalaotbcsecondfloorofnll'.
Kmpp'bbor notary on Wata’street.
Neilllc building exactly suited him,
buthathougbtthelloorinlir. Knapp‘s
building could be arranged. Finally
ILKnsppcraIcluded tlutheoculd not
mare die nacsmryofl room, so liessrs.
ems: Outbound lfr. Kelsey
thethirrllcor in block on
Washingtonstrect Lthepromisethat
, whsnthehusiueaa outgrew these quan'
LLterstheywouldprnvail upon thecapital-
ktaandbaainemlneu of the city. who
hsvsits interest-albumin build lir.
Kelseyafactory. lir.Kelseyexpecteto
commence workatonce with about fifty
firls tooperatetbe machines, and heme
inashorttime to increase the number
L of his employeatotwo hundred. He will
manufacture exclusively for the west:
our market. The location or this con-
osnhernwillbea big addition to our
manufactorlaaaud will add greatly to
prosperityoftha city. I'l‘he place they
haveaecuredto begin busincm in can-
notbeexcelled. Itisconvenient to both
L railroads and water. The floor when f
.thebusinear'uccuducted is large, well
lightednndvcntilated.
wWis
war II, noon at I» non-Iri- Tn”-
sunrs‘niincar to us“
At the last niacin-soi them" 0'
committee in 161. had not turned over
totbe borough remover the court fees
for the menthol December. This led to
anraxarnination of the tréasurer’s books
andii we: found .thatin the months of
larch. September. October and Decem-
. L bernoteeswsreturnedin. Fortbeother
‘ month! the fees tormdoverweress
(allows: January, $18.88; February,
“8.25; Altil. $1.36: lay, $22.01; June,
45; ”15834-50: ADM $38.35; No
W, “5.86. It is also said that the
' amounts douot correspond with
”pow.
Burgemmrfiblum chainILIanof thewa
r “a... I... ‘ instructions to
Grid firmfig to collect all
mmmmm mwBomsh
Treasurer Pinnao before the MM"
Mommas-rumour!»
. lr.0'11aillyandllurgearAdamshada
2» my scene in the Central National
I-nk Weuesday. _ which the ex-
bars-I massif. Adams of bringine
thsabovemattcr up (or some political
, Ir. 0W”, it is understood, claims
thalliumho did not turn all
waaadiscvepanoybetweeuhisund the
Wows.
IAPID 'I‘BARSI’I‘ 1'0 110103.
' nun-Isms: tho mm of an nmm.
“tether-lat.
Anadjorrrned meeting of the Rome
Pototlrnprovsmt eorupany was held
attharoolusotthsaouth Norwalk club
Manning. Tbecontractforthsaddl-
t1sastotltalavgehotel was awardsdro
. 11. The weat extension
mm... m... s...
is. with a tower on the corner nae
.mt-hidr. ltwlllbe used as'a har-
moi-Muslim to thodlning-
”and” rooms. The othar arid!
Whitewasdwillbsmm
meflglt. [twilllleussdasa
WUWMM Ill-c“!
I. ma:- m. Bull M m
hint-drivalfla’llvar. Insurer-s1
'j u nary-proud I new halogen.
"manuals-r- emun- Tho
want-gingham, 080.."
' w .
asst Tharp
f
mmmhamghwasbecause “I?
1'! In!“ I103 Alill OLD SIDES.
mummumlafl,
Mmasllndslnhlalppla.
“italic-18
or o'clocklaatevaa:
Olinliallock‘n; rector of Trinity church.
The bridesmaids were liiasss Amelia
Quittvnau and liary Bvitser. and the
groom’s best man were Charles E. Wal—
tun audFred Baker. The bride'aooa-
tome was of cream albatroq trimmed
with chilfou and satin. She wore a veil
fastened with orange lilo-mu and car-
riedabouquetol whiteruses. Thegroom
was in evening drum. The oratrrmea of
the bridesmaids. were white and each
carried a bouquet of pink roam.
Following the. ceremony the bridal
party proceeded to Germanic Hall.
where a reception was held. Heine's
mohcstrn. stationed on the stage, dis-
coursed sweet music. There were sixty
couples in the wedding march. Dancing
was commenced early in the evening and
was enjoyed until 2 o'clock this morn-
ing. A sumptuous wedding supper was
served by Caterer D‘Artois.
During the evening a humorous reci-
tation was given by Henry 0x, and the
members of the GermaniSiugiugsociety
gave several songs and short sketches.
When 11:. and Mrs. Kuipple left the hall
they were saluted with any quantity of
rice and old slippers. The happy couple
were the recipients of many beautiful
and cosrly present from their numerous
friends. among them being an elegant
silver service from the members of the
Singing society. The groom is foreman
of the brass foundry at the Lockwood
Manufacturing company's factory. Mr.
and Mrs. Knipple immediately com-
menced housekeeping at No. 5 Raymond
street.
BOISE NOTES.
Items of Interest Prol- the Pen of a Prom
lIoIt local Horseman.
When we read the wonderful long list
of horses admitted into the charmed ciro
cle during the year 1891. how plainly it
appears what an amount of time. energy
and money is expanded annually tohreed,
raise and develop the American trotting
horse; and again. when we consider that
only a small percentage oi those Md in
the purple over develop speed. and per-
haps not first-chess road qualitrcr. is it
any wonder that the best animals offered
bring figures looking remarkably large
to those not familiar with horse lore.
only knowing a horse as a drudge, and
from a lirmncinl standpoint of 8108.
Look m the large investmntsin horse
breeding in the United States and decide
for yourselves whether good hmses'are
wanted. and for pleasure almostentirely.
the most valuable animals are used. 01'
course a large number of people own
horses for utility only. valuable in their
place, and how could we live without
them. They are a necessity. but the
trotting horse, a luxury developed within
slew yearstoaspecdalmostequal to
our fast ,u'ains, either of which would
have paralyzed our grandfathers, has
come to stay. In many of our large
cities you will find pacers that almost
lly, owned by _ ,‘ who ‘ wait
for a trotter. simply 1mm the lowest
records have been made by pacing horses.
Trotters are popular and cost the larger
price. Good road horses are in demand,
and rho man who will develop the breed-
ing of them will doubtless come out
for thesimplsreaacn thatall oi hhpro-
duct will be saleable. while the cull trot-
ters bring nothing. The man who has a
lundaorne road horse. capsbleotahowing
ten ortwelve milesan bour.isto beet»
tbemsuwbobasstrotterlslbstiallable
Iobebeatenevery four tlutasoatofflve
hetriestohruah down the road. The
owner of the trailer. full ofhopetbatthe
out tlrnekiahoras willbe in “line ist-
.”aad thathecan reachthagoalbs-
fmllansighbor.
Thewriter ucsutly noticed the pre-
lsI-I‘naasaolilaary Gm'aullloh.
Frank South, an eighth of saturation»
run mutant“ gait. the mar
whempaaldlrirusaallasthaapapa
memorialimtaurnmr.
We hear may well moi-cw
talkabcutthecrualtyofllledraw-chsck
rein. Howdomumlhlflm
Averyprettywoddingtookplsneat‘
lirehorasotw
‘ of theordinary breederoftrotten. party
rich-ml mow-mmomm M m...
lltbiahoraetrataswellhewlllswaepfll
Anti lilacs” for Hill at the Big
New York More Meeting. '
.m Ht ,9.
Len-mitten limo-tiller Its Action Ala»
liva- Party has lt‘lvaa a rig» Alt-ad.
claw You Pub. 12. ~1'he mars lanolin.
oithe Democrats allot! to protest against
the early state animation to name date
mm the national mover-rim duwto’
gothsracrowdthat tilled Equip" "Milli
overflowing it was “enthusiastic Inowd.’
too. and every point made by the speaker!
saint the stats Matthieu action w.
greeted with hand alarms and shout- oi
applause. . Directly behind the speaker's
rostrumJingcriug lath:- MOW!!! acol
Inna, was Wilson 8. Blue“. of Bun-Ila. tak-
ing aqnletaatisfactiou in the enthusiasm oi
the meeting.
naseting Oswald Oltcmlorfcr said: "1 thank
you for you proraptrrsrw and alacrity in an
swering the invitation to protest against
the holding of a premature state maven
lion.
"l'ha proceeding of the Dem-crash: state
committeeisas provoking aaitisuncallad
for; uogoodmuoueanhe giver-tourists
it. and in only explanation is. that it i
well adapted to [wrwnotc the aclrenm oi
lune intriguing politicians who have reason
tosvoid the open daylight. and totry tr
sscuresnap judrnmt by which they can
pretend to represent the Dummy of the
empire state. I minute 0 president oi
thienroetiug a gentleman who. 1mm: than
others using this phmar. is entitled to any,
‘I arnnDenrmnt.’ 1 coconut: Mr r‘nd
the it Condor-t.”
lrndcrle. (fondan'a lip-wan.
Ifr.0aadert.nheamae.w-greetsd
withlond applause. which he mortally ac
know
in speaking of the object, or the man.
Iir. Condert said it was not todsnouncs or
glorify any human being, but something
more important. It was tb's alertion u
the right of wblch man in authority were
seeking to deprive In It was the right to
expreraour opiuinn and rnanifcut our will
upouevery subject of public and partied
concern. lie motioned:
To curtail speech has been In our unchiam
the worst offense that could be committed
animiibcrty. lam making no nominate
ao'callad hims‘ and so railed hacking”
Rho-n are merely lea-lore. (altbl'al Willi!
ditto. They are noes-n h polities as In
war. andcalllagthernhadnameadouslot
chance the situation or belittle their power
Threiaonstkinnwhich wens-rd not be pull
tidamtouudontaud. andthat btlral nun-rat
party can alord to place its mourn-rs In such I
await that loyalty to party nasal ~11 reap-cf
moot saint.
Every point in Mr. (.‘omlert'p spinach was
greeted with drama. lauchr. r and npplnuna.
Stephen A. “'alker was nut unmanned.
and presented to the purring lltr lulinvulu:
resolutions of protest:
I'll- Bea-inflows Adopted.
Resolved. That this Milly of bonus“
of the my 0! New Yurk now makea it: respect}
M Meat and appeal against the uncalled for
and ill advised action of rho etatr- :mmluultefl is
“costing no early a date as Mruiday. the at
at February. for the mo of the auteur»
ventlon. whirh isle-loci lbs to than.
tloual Injunction. appointed to he held at cm
up on Julie 3|. 1”.
insult-ed. That the rightof "tarot-rad a
political partyto amenable at the allot the
leaders. who arsitsrovreaautativus and serv-
ntsttocarryoutttawlll in regard to thsda
ymanaguneahakonld not bear
tailed in thus. place or dream nick a
nyoapwhmitora-mapgaam h
lion as on
..... crewman a“...
party Incubus upon sunsets to he pen-tip
derided.“ as nasrattnaeto thtwhardnde,
drier: rs react-d as our ha reasonably and con
ventrally appointed. The people are Jutlllsd
in -anyactiononthepartoftkapnrty
leaders whereby their vutcaa shall be sup
pres-d or perverted.
Mead. Thur rho hiatcryof coats-hm
nationalism-is rbestateaf New York-hue
that too much prod-ate cannot be navel-ad in
than" tor-any the stats 1‘ New York luv
the Wrath: my. And it is shard-lair
dancaofthairlaadsratath-early “can! the
kht Whoa-amused shuts wists.
volvadnl'.»
"rupture: “d manuals;
is contrary - ! III-s- Mr
evaluator M Wotan-tales
“QB-I'd
m
04‘an Il- Thar-Inn War-stile Innate a.“
a.
In the cont-Ia of his wthemlngths M
Illa-a for Hill.
A. Frederick Jankaof Wald
“Thoviperof personal ambition baa fast
sued itseli upon the vitala of the Demo
unticpavty andrhhnncernns grawthhn
sproaditstendribinlnc portiuuofthr
scrap" lieslaosaidthat Democralsci
utanqna county wsrauainatpterual
tarmlcllinleyisrnandllasfi-I.
atatrnand totheaatieaalccnv-Inthnp which
h '13:: held in Chicago past June
speaking" mumps-ti: interrupted
by chum for Cleveland. every mmtiuaei
conclusion of llr. Anderson's speech the
nesting ad): and after three more
cheersforClevehnd the band played and
the audience left hrr heme.
Several than during the mating the
umoffimatorlmwumadlyktssul ‘
Thursto- us the “Inset-s.
Diana. M. l1~The lion: John I.
Thurston. in speaking or politlal events,
said. “.Ilr Elaine’s letter of itself would
nottakcbimnut oi the presidential race,
becaau the party always Ian I right to
manta-team whether ham:
lnatlouornot; but I am verysorryro
thatihllevnthntllr. Blaine‘sletlerk
written on mute! hiallllreallhsnd k
Inst Ithink llr. lllaiaewaathaoulylnau
whom the Republhu party «and have
surely PM. Now that heisoutof the
race Dir. ilurrtsou will pvulnblt' ho- rear-m
inched.
"With Mr. Harrison :1: the head of the
Republican ticket in my judgment the mo
test will he most stubbornly longhm both
parties. and no man can km" the result.
Any one whodnlarss that the Republic»
party '- suro to win is making a very fooled:
ataternmt. and Republicans might just .1.
well look the situation in the face.
”lamuotanrl havanothmaa unvlldau
fortbevia presidency. '1! lesbian»
been minatedswateraman would have
been put on the ticket Whatever i might
haveharurwilllagtodo ia a WHO cone
item I“ from Maine's amnion»,
1 would not arrwpt the automation for vice
president. 111 could kavett.:rn the titer
with any other man."
‘l'hl‘nlalaln III“
‘lsw Osman. Psh. l'.‘.«'1'he exocrine
mm d the router Aim be”
anticfactionhas Manila) theorem-
hsraof‘rtsstato central romaine-bursa
intlrlsrity Feb. mono day later thauthe
called meeting of tits state mtral corn
mitteeofthc Democratic faction.
nuns-rutwrmanmw
willhe with; to remove advances fora
Imam provided the chnsry aids "mas
forward with some tenable proposition.
Tiara-m Allianuapart ywill insist that
Icfincry shall be pulled down as a and:
datesndwmeraaallke Unnteaanrtlovm
nor Jelreya be substituted.
A Virluy Liar Cleveland.
Inert-oar. N Y.. M lit—A muons d
the lilagara county Democratic hours w-
held at Niagara alhacd Ilium-Isu-
clting arenas betwasa the two fa: that, the
Clank-:1 man were ovmhrlnilgiy ase-
searfal. under the whalmhip of film
of Castor-Is 0 Wt‘atlsv.uf W
Bridge. m-Aumhlymaa w. Garvin as:
Itautlupsrtatendaatuflaaervatic-‘an
as Watchmanhaharhsiltllforua A
lugs vote wnn pulled
new Instr-arcs a» lot.
Brvoailvos. l. 1.. fob. l! «The Dr.-
new”
‘lulelmlvuthe
. int-080
whose more evoked wild avplam. At the ‘L
m Will LIILan an Important not.
In'... the unauth- or a law ‘l’rlal
mm M Tin—‘1'!» I'M! W“ Th
ralswlas. It was but- m‘a... are up;
WW. Barri-was sealer-rut to death
“mirth. Helen! and
flown" maul" adekadly. aaou the
“1:: ialwaorkoitylortheallen-dm
d Molsvldcnoeiultsmltku
nohllflllat the appeal takaaby'llsrfia' J.
hmwillbelnnld.“ ill": . Spill
WM
evidasoewhithlsdwh-mvietlna em.
mm
lIlepdr'rpciut is threw-Lani- which
fluviwaacouvlcted was thed'stoni
morphine in his wife‘s M by tLILaL
mmmmmuam Millie
Iatfaaadiusufleieut qrisatitytrtheovdt
“Minnakowathamhmpuflty
hHMhmjnmie—wity «stats
coalition then ethic; of harliver' III
kidneyawonld laspsr-oa 11in to the
dr'naaltfavally, saint“.
Bankuhcvital point in gamble“
lay of theories: “foapenemnnuml to
thew “wars-want. unmanned
”that“ Potts wm “moieti-
”manual-mama.» moulds
Minnowiagfirya m... walk
“(it Paternal by nomawhowu as
‘frjsud :11 mag cm. in New:
Ir. were. awn ton“:
li- Iotlialselw‘r of Ashury Park. N. .1.
lb leakerand llLelcu mum
thy mu III-lag
dealer their timelo
m before Below l'ntta‘
.gumuanumuwm
ham . Thar-rate!
tal’urensh’snwamam
n-t- mi. Ilsa-l Imam.
.‘Ihvolaenaddictedbtbam or Inn»
phi-aston- timeinrnyllfeJndgen-wally
muss-silhottlsdit itbme. Whila‘l
w-atAsbnryParkl ”thialmrrhsishd-
incarfiantolviacsiumym.’ 1w-
filth tyres-n In“ the paper one
L “Mn-win. icon—
ti-adnadhghatatbtatrrsctadbyhn
dlsnoellcoksdnp. [washer-riddled!!!
thatabelradtabenthshottla of morphine
mwmumndaqwue
l
its-tho
ironies-r can-Int at
P1.
“'lyflod. Halon!“ 1 said. “what are you
going to do with that? Why. you hang
enough poin- thsrs to kill a donsu man.‘
“Don’t be a goose' she replied. i only
wutroI-eit toimpvvmmympksicn.‘
“Skatnenwrapperltke morphine up. out
ithhsrporlwtandleftthemfl'
“ Why have you “Willi-Important
svflence until thblatn day. Iir. Peterson!
mkrd the reporter.
‘ l Ind absolutely forgotten It. and It was
not until lreadof my friend (mics we
vlcficn that the recollection oi this tin-um
stancemshack to me than» than. mv
bubs- haa obliged mo. in his 4wa from
New York a great deal lately; and 1 was
act-ware or the native of the which"
wish rss'nlted is my friend' a mnridioll l
dall’lt cher- plaee my n 1! In amrumuicatha
with B lawyers. Ind If the revelation at
thh int will avert his dreadful fatr I shall
doable-a Io hand; the innit at that his
. “.88th Rants.
'rw- year incursi- ar'qnaintarav with
Harv-and” wife. were you nor mun-vi
at thaccution of murder against him!”
“lwmastrrnadsd. lusver saw awuplv
“It were more clot-ply in love The!
thoughttha world at each other aadtbe
Incremental that Barrie would heaps-
Humanitarian-absurd (lalyahortly
beforel'lelen‘sdeath he was unitiugtome
haunts he had a prospect of luring sut-
ployedhafiyaiclane omen mallet-ht“
twenty dolhrsaweek ‘undthcu.’ hsmtd.
'Ilaleaandlwill get rusmed' leld not
kncvflht they were already married. an
wellhkdthykept their secret. lpuiutnl
cutte‘kira that twenty dollars a work was
ntlevaflll upltal foraynnng married
Mil-In New York.bnt be only replmi.
‘Wc’ll alongmhow.”
Ir. its tail smooth hurl lla-
apps-lacy ymgmallwerlvhplunb,
wellMapeak speaking several languages.
and hen-identi- or amveln. bursa
“MM!- around the world lie is
mackdepearad over the eliminate re
salted Ila summation of this tray-mat
Who'll-yr: lt willrlcav Harris 11-
hastakiswiu letters vmrua to II-
bp It. Nbahowiag the intimacy at their
Mp. whh-hheashlbitodaammvlm
tindthagvnuinene-ufkia stardust-I.
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