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Issue date: Thursday, February 14, 1895
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Previous edition: Wednesday, February 13, 1895
Next edition: Friday, February 15, 1895
Publication name: Hamilton Daily Republican
Location: Hamilton, Ohio
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Hamilton Daily Republican (Newspaper) - February 14, 1895, Hamilton, Ohio f, t THB T4PPK. NO. 797. HAMILTON, OHIO, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14 ONE CENT. are reported to hive arrived at a poiut five jailer, south east of Cliee Ifoo. GLASS WORKERS Who are Out on a Strike Throw a Dynamite Bomb it Their Employers. BUCKEYE GLASS WORKS Sonatttlotittl Attrmpt Mrxlcu by by tlie by 8PUMAI. IT TM.MiKAl'11 TO TUB KKI'UIILICAA. Ftrry, Feb. this morn- Btrikinc Rltss workers, at the Buckeye flags threw a dynamite bomb loaded with iuto the office, wrecking that fotliam cfitbe building. Manager Humphrey man who were sleeping in an adjoining room, narrowly escaped. The forte of shook the buildings wUhw a nUiBt of half a mile. Km i Khl tvivuk. UV TELZCkAI'll TO Till! KKI'CDMCAlt Trinidad, Col. Feb. east bound Alchioson freight was wrecked last night. Three cars of silver bullion were scattered over the ground for three fourths of a tttile. No Truth In It. VPBCfAL BT TO T3K KEPCBLICAM, Bucharest, Rouinrmia, l''eb is an- nounced that there is no truth in the Morr that Prince Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, has been expelled from that country. I.UkU ol SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO TIIK BBTOBLICAfl New York, Feb. in the Mer- Hnndim chant's club building this morning caused a loss 01 Wire. SPECIAL BV TELEGRAPH TO THE HBPUBI.ICAH. CHICAGO, 111., Feb. closings are as follows: Wheat .53K; corn 54H; oats aoVt pork 10.15; lard 662, ribs 5.27. WHITEJLAG. Wei-Hai-Wei Surrenders to the Japanese. The Chinese Forts and Warships in the Hands of the Japs. Surrender Mwcle on Condition That Mvc'H of tlin Soldiers, rcwn und for. eiffiirra of 1'ekin Now the Jitp'n CHiiuktuiu. A Con t'rence. f CO THB REI'UIIMCAJt. D. C.. Feb.. the house of the committee on rules a eoifrremcc this morning', and decided to mice a bond resolution from the special order of the day. A. will be taken at 5 o'clock. The dues not provide for any or substitutes, and under its terms nothing: of the kind will be in order and no be tokeu except on direct SPECIAL BY TKLKOT.Al'U TO THB RKPDBLICAJC Washington, D. C. Feb. Chicago i postoflice bill was signed by the president last night. Street Cur It urn. 8PRCIAL BY TKUBGkAI'H TO TKB REPUBLICAN Newton, Mass. February car barns burned this morning. Loss four e A. It. U., who said irt sfter tlie settlement of that A DEMENTED WOMAN From t trcliimtti C.-tliM ill tlie Itppubllciin Kellel in (Jireii This afternoon a middle-aRed woman who said she came from Cincinnati called at THE REPUBLICAN relief bureau and asked assistance. She was clothed in a calico dress and a small thin shawl and refused to tell her name. Sbe said she win'ed to go to Richmond, hid., where she to work for Mrs. .Marl Reeves. Her actions were those of a demented person. She was given a cloak and was referred to police for transporta ion. lus ead LorcDox, Feb. IntelligenceTwas received here at p. in. Wednesday that Wei-Iiai-Wei surrendered to the Japanese Tuesday. YOKOHAMA, Feb. -Intelligence was received here Wednesday morning of the surrender of the Chinese forts and warships at Wei-Hai-Wei. The surrender is complete and the Japan- ese are in full possession of Wci-iiai- Wei. YOKOHAMA, Feb. It is officially announced that Capt. Nuros, of the Japanese squadron operating at Wei- llai-Wei, reports that on the 12th one of the enemy's gunboats approached the Japanese fleet Hying1 a white Hag. When communication was had with her it v.-as ascertained that she brought a message from Admiral Ting, of the Chinese navy, offering to surrender Wei-IIai-Wei and his vessels providing that the lives of the soldiers, crews and foreigners were secured. Capt. Xuros' report added that a formal burrender was yet to be arranged. YOKOHAMA, Feb. 14. The command- er of the second Japanese armv, in an HAYWARD MURDER CASE. nitcktiiiin Viilliillc onllrni. r.milicr Adry and 'li-Mlinuny In the Mory. Mi.vNKAi'oi.is, jNlitin., Feb. state, in up its case of murder Harry Uaywunl delivered a body blow, which statr- TmjiJiCiiDE. Miners to the Number of Thirty- Five Thousand DEATH PENALTY Mho orni-r i >.NT. Feb. bill e'jsy to uln-ialu tho treasury difficulties, in thc house on Fi'bruary 1J, has (jnitc cs-! gered the defense. The witness WillWithdraW Frrm the K of I in A t'-1C the Ijruss rcP' introduced Wednesday was r rrm tne K. OT L. and resentatives. H wah introduced by Mr. rning was none other than 1'eter Yalhiliu, the hnckman of whom Harry liad spoken to Adry as beinij williny to assist in the proposed crime. Valhtlic's testi- mony was most to the de- fense, as it corroborated in a striking way one portion of Adry Hay-ward's remarkable story and thus rendered thoroughly untenable the defense's net Form a New Organization. The Contfrene.fi Only Fifteen IMfttrlrtK I orinii- luteil setting rortli the onfcrence's fur the COLUMHUK. O.. Feb. K. of L. miners decided Wednesday to theory as to Adry's .sanity. Vallalic withdraw from the general assembly testified that Harry llayward had up- of the Knights of Labor and form a Sliarf. WKCIAI. ET tm.HHK.Arn TO THE RKPDBMCAU Columbus, O., sensation was created at thc miners convention ihismorn- headquarters when mark Wild, of this city, district of to lhe O'ajor's ofiice bhe south on tt'a-er street. JohaiinaU Alling- haai was her and she was arrts ed this afternoou near Schnab's brewcrv, in a strike. John McBride, drutikeu condi ion of the nii.ie v.oikera. cave him ofiicial report, of the operations of that body before Wei-Hai-Wei, says that its looses from January 29 to February 1 were S3 killed, including 5 officers, and 219 wounded, including Gen. Otera and three other officers. During the same period 700 of the enemy were killed. r.KKi.i.v. Feb. The Cologne Ga- zette learns from Japanese sources that overtures fur peace will not be regard- ed by Japan until Pekin shall have been captured. Then Japan will demand possession of Corea, the iJi.in-Taiig peninsula proached him with questions as to whether he had ever "done and if so, whether his conscience had bothered him. llayward had later asked Vallalie whether he would drive hack into Lake Calhoun and let the occupant drown for a sum of money. "1 told him I was no buid Vallalie; "and that was about the end of it" This is the first corroboration of the stories of lilixt and Adrv obtained new organization. The committee ap- pointed at the meeting Monday night to formulate a plan of action was very much divided ag-ainst itself, two mem- bers favoring secession, another a re- fusal to pay the per capita tax to Sov- ereign and Hayes and two stood for an independent org-anization, with the United Mincworkors at its head. The convention met early in the evening at Wirthwein's hall, nnd re- mained in session until 1 o'clock Wed- Hudson, of Kansas, and is interesting- as involving a primitive feature which smacks pun gently of the Chine.su method of forcing obedience to civil law. The measure provides as follows: That if any person or persons shall up. collect or get together a large amount of treasury notes, treasury certificates, national greenbacks, cur- rency, commonly denominated green- backs, or other paper issued under acts of congress, for the purpose of drawing gold out of the treasury of the United BONDJ3ILLS, In Accordance Cleveland'; Ideas, Introduced. In the Senate by Yilas, ant in the House by Mr. Wilsoa. Nhrvinan liKintroilnm n Amcnifmi-Mt to Nrnator frM> iCK Jlill Ai.-r.-1-inrrit the Money Feb. crojiped out in both house.- Wednesday. Chairman Wilson intro ducod a bill to carry into effect recommendations of the president bj from an entirely outside source and ex- nesday The committee made hibited in a striking1 way J lay ward's three reports, the different strang-ely careless way of asking- in- holding out for their respective Dropo- criminating1 questions and malting- sitions, as above jj-iven. damaging- statements. That a man Tho question then came before the capable of coneoe.tinjr so cunning- and convention proper for settlement, and intricate a plot should have made EO mfter a lively debate a of many confidants seems almost incred- withdrawal was adopted, and a com- ible as that he should have concocted mittee, consisting- of Edward Murray, thft nlnt. nt nil. "Mr. Krwin nf IV TJ if T the plot at nil. Mr. Erwin at once recognized the supreme importance of this testimony and tried to have Robert Watchorn. W. Ii. Wilson, K. L. Davis and Thomas Lawson, was pointed to meet with the seceders' con- it-stricken out entirety. The court ference in session at the Grand Central ort Arthur, together with pecun- ;md iary indemnity. Jap-in's only fear is that England find may foru.--tall thi> program by bringing- about, pence in thoir own wa v. however, rcfr.sed to su.st.aia his objee- hotel and participate in the formation tion and the evidence goes to the jury. of a new organization. It was a knock-out blow reserved by The seeed'ers' conference represents the state until the very last, and badly fifteen districts and trade district as- upsets the defense's plans. The de- semblies, representing- 35.000 members, fense had many of its witnesses in The conference was in tession at court Wednesday morninjr ready for o'clock Thursday morning, and for- use when the state should rest. Among- mulatcd an address to the members of them was Harry GooJiell, the Chicago the order, setting- forth their reasons blood, by whom it is expected to prove for seceding. Officers of the new onrani- that Harry llayward did actually zation are to be elected before morn- lose in Oh icag-o the monev Driven him by Miss Ging- for thc g-ainbling- r-.Tcnr- j The effect of the -.vith-lravval of sion. districts and assemblies will be Thc llayward fnrnily, whose skeleton to disrupt the frencral assembly, as it has been so publicly drag-ire 1 forth is claimed it will leave only mera- from its Tuesday', did not apwear bers. MAY BE CLEARED. liie v.oikera, gave hi in a package, opening- it at home he found f too. which McRride said was his share of lac of the strike. shot. T.T TO TIIK I'ucb'o. H-jx. Keb. of fie large company of bar.dits which attacked the Scott camp. havcUtcu and will be The soldiers are scouring the coun- try to male the arrest of all the robbers. The bo ieiofsix persons killed in the attack hate fceeu buried. Scott Brothers and Krankliw arc recovering-. In n This nvirmujj as the father of Nelson Polterf, of Heaton street, went to siep out of his residence into '.he back he slibUfd and :ell and sprained his back, and is now lying in a very serious condition. Turn The R. C. McKinney club will meet to morrow evening, out. Urai-T Deliiui-y of tho Murder or ItlisR Oliver. Feb. court of anneals Wednesday rendered a de- cision in the appeal of the coramon- iveahh in. regard to the adraissibility of certain evidence and other points of law in thc case of Henry Delanc-v. with tho murder of Abbie Oliver, whom he had beea forced to IniuiH irr TO TIIK tte.rVi3t.lCtK. D. C., February committee thc I'ords theatre disaster to- day reported the senate the claims to be legal of the heirs of victims Of twenty three deaths Mwhick the committee decided to dollars each. Another claim-was bcld for further investigation. in court, and their evidence will not be called for until later in the trial. It is believed, however.tiiat Harry llayward himself will be one of the first wit- nesses put on by Sir. Erwin. The open- ing- address for the defense is tr> be made by John D .y Smith. Mr.Erwin having1 decided to reserve his fir-'-works for the jury's bens-ill, until thc close of the trial. Gittleson. a pawnbroker, told of loaning Harry P170 on the three dia- mond ring-s that have figured in thc testimony. While thc transaction was :oncluded Harry had ''flushed a WALLS FALL. Three of Whnm OtiuTB Bmlly Jii- Buryinff Elovun Flri-mo: KilU-il and the Jured. Lrxx, Mass., Feb. 8 o'clock Wednesday niyht fire was discovered in the basement of thc hardware store of William Henry Hutchinson. on Mon- roe street, a wooden structure, four stories hijrh. After fifj-htin? the fire for three-quarters of an hour the ilames suddenly appeared through tiic roof. and almost simultaneouslv the build- ing- collapsed like an eijsrshell. Tlie the circulation of treasury notes, greenbacks or other currency or paper money of the United States, or for the purpose of driving- any or all of said I treasury notes, preonbacks or other paper money or currency of the United Btates out of circulation, such person or persons shall be deemed guilty of felony, and shall, on conviction there- of, be imprisoned not less than lOyears, and in addition to such imprisonment i may be fined in any hum, not less than 1 81.000; and upon conviction of a sec- ond or subsequent offense hereinbefore defined the party so convicted shall be adjudged guilty of treason and Rhall I punished by death. LETTKK CARRIERS GET JIJTMJMEST. i WASHINGTON. Feb. United States court of claims handed down judgments in suits brought bv let- ter carriers to recover for overwork under the eifrht-hour law. The amounts ranged from 820 to S-100. The carriers were employed in New York, Dayton, O.; Chicago. Springfield. O.: Lexington. Ky., and Uattle Creek, Mich. 3IOX8TEK I'KTITIO.V. WASHINGTON. Feb. polj-glot than names, was due in Wash- ing- Wednesday, and will be presented to President Cleveland shortly after its arrival. After its presentation it will be .sent to Queen Victoria, Czar Nicho- las and the crowned heads of Europe. ooi.n WASHINGTON, Feb. Statement of the condition of the treas- ury shows: Available cash balance, gold reserve, HARD TO CO17NTKRFEIT. WASHINGTON, Feb. are beinsr prepared at the bureau of en- graving and printing for a new issue of five-dollar silver certificates, the drawings having been furnished by Blashfield. On the face of these notes will be such intricate tracings and en- gravings as to deter the daring with the report a copy of georetarj Carlisle's contract with the tives of London bankers. A rote wiV taken Thursday on the measure. Senator Vilas introduced a bill in the senate, wh'ch to the calendar by a shrewd trick and is readj to be called up at any time. His bill is entitled "A'bill the Ktates S1G.170.770.'' Senator Sherman introduced his bill as an amendment to Senator Jones- free coinage bill. It for A per cent bond, payable after years, to supply gold, and for treasurj to furnish funds ram- ning expenses of the a-overnment Senator Aldrich, Wednesday after- noon, introduced a resolution calling the secretary of the treasury transmit to the senate the terms of contract with the gold syndicate. Two hours later Chairman Wilson, ef ways and means committee, after a consultation with the president, re- ported a gold bond resolution in ac- cordance with the president's recom- mendations, and with his report hc gave to the press a copy of the con- tract upon which the secretary, Tues- day, placed thc injunction of secrecy. The bond resolution was adopted by the ways and means committee bj a vote of 8 to 5, as follows: Turner, Tarsney, Montgomery, Stevens, Coekran, Reed and Payne. Whiting, Wheeler, Brvan and Hopkins. Mr. Grosvenor did not Tote and Mr. Eynura was absent. Tho resolution will be bronsrht HTJ in the house Thursday under a special order of the committee on rules, and it will be voted on Thursday nijrht. It will give rise to a debate of the most extraordinary and sensational character. Representatives of all par- ties seem to be incensed by the terms of the contract made mfoiie Wednes- day afternoon. They especially resent frOm even attempting to counterfeit that clause of the contract which cives Let all Republicans turn niarry. Thc decision holds that it was j------------........, lawful for Delanev and his kinsmen to the amount of money of which Uittle- iront on -llonro2 street, fell into son could not determine. Jiarrv often ttie street- and :l wall into an al- came to him for "lucky 10 use j toward the adjoining building. as a stake in gambling. Mrs. Emma Goodalc, a trance__. dium doing business under the cog- ambulance and taken to the hospital. noinen of Mme. Peterson.was an inter- esting witness. Harry had come to her nlone ant! taken to the hospital. The work of tion of the revised statutes Itumilton Dayton capita'ists it is said, will establish a bijr pottery in Lockland. Hamilton capital is said to be interested. band themselves together, and for laney to use such means as were neces- sary to secure his release- and that if IK- so attempted and accidentally killed Abbie Oliver hc Mio-.-.ld be acquittad. The effect of tru- decision will prob- ably be to clear Dcis.ney. Born, to Mr Mrs. John Kiunegcr. of East Hamilton. a Ttiry to Know. -1'SXI r.T TBI.ECRAPII TO RKl-CIILICAN. I.ofidon, Fox Thomas Koe. niciabcr of pailiaincnt. save notice to the house, lie ask the government tomorrow u ail it-.Toiniation had been rc- cci vrd In iho death sentence ot W. Ji0 Rr.-V.iiJ, a Kti subject in Hawaii. c ..f :'iii'-o. TO THE i It-in oi thc v.hinc-r-- peace :s the ofl.i ami tilhtr i'iinCL- Kun. or Sir inspector cl" pctfuliirj z: v :o of peace. irr T; -o THS RBJ-CMLJCAS XI-.T N T. I-'ty., JCJliott. has witli thc He-raid sines in a capacitr, last of pnenaioria. 14 t 3ias 1 the J'ukc U t3ir fimeral of CONDENSED NEWS Ca'berml l-'roui All of thp Vi orM by to duMitcto Xou- Win. Talbort. of View. Kv., broke ins log orl' n oC tight 51 rs. Loni.-> to dealii in her at Middu-iowti. K. Y. Frank Story and wife were probably fatally injured in an electric car collis- ion at Louisville. Robert F. Craig shot and killed A. M. Womble at Chattanooga. Dispute about Womble being- discharged. W. A. (iilmore, defaulting postmas- ter at Hroken Kow. .Neb., lias bcea ap- prehended :it Lewiston, Pa. 11. Gordon, the inventor of tho Gordon self-binding reaper, is dead at his home in Kochcsfjr. Y. Tic was TCi years of age. rlhe excessive odd h.ns so butimniiod trout in New river, X C., that people nro pk-idng tlieui from the water by fsiJl. A L-, W. Va.. was jirP Wcdnc-sday luorning. n of v.'oro 1 were frozen. W. K Tolod.. f.ji- r. R Adams A. Co., wa on n o! i ho jtil.M. act has fined Krast F. GAS EXPLOSION. Uuuse Wrecked mid Two IVoaien mid a lloy Hurt. MKAHVII.T.K, 1'a., Feb. gas ex- plosicu, followed by firs, completely wrecked ihc residence of G. II. Cutter, the lumber office liuiidiag of Cutter I'.rother, and caused the death of] Georg-e Cutter, and serious injuries to j his wife, son and housemaid. There i had been for time a leak in the j fuel gns supply pipe in thc street, and A few minutes later threo bodies j pulled out, placed in the police lance and taken to the hospi a hose wagon backed up and 3reman was placed inside and them. I.OOP-UOLK FOR SIIA'ER. WASHINGTON. Feb. old law has been discovered upon the statute books by free silver men in congress which they declare gives them ground to hope that they can bring about the to the syndicate the ontion on all bonds issued by the government prior to October. 1805. This, as Mr. 'Eeed said Wednesday, is a cin for the svn- tlicate on the next contract, which. tells its own story. Members regard the agreement of her to tell Miss Ginsr when that rescue went on rapidly, and in half an lady should call that she would win at nour or more elcven firemen had been gambling. She demurred, but he told taken out- Three of them were dead, ner if she would do as he asked she would never lack for money. Against tiie advice of her husband she consent- ed to do as Harry asked. Accordingly, when Miss (Jin _________________ FIRE AT COLUMBUS. or died in a taken out few minutes after being Loss on property. 8100.009. Tnrnej- Kvanit' Claims. NASHVILLE. Tenn.. Feb. caine with Harry she Turncy filed his repVy to thc answer of H. C. Evans Wcdnesdav, and denial of coinage of silver in an indirect way the syndicate to use its influence for through the use of Mexican dollars, the prevention of the exportation of The law was passed in 1837, and is sec- gold pending the execution of their contract as an admission that hitherto the syndicate has been instrumental ia causing the drain of gold upon the treasury. It is also pointed out that this agree- ment continues only until the close of In other words, the syn- not send gold out of the country until it has deposited in treasury its SC2.000.003. after that the De mine-Fur noii Knlldlnf; Completely S75.OOO. COLUMBUS. O., Feb. destrov- ed one of the oldest business buildings contract. of the capital city Wednesday night, dicate will The fire broke out at in the eleva- shaft of the Deming-Furson build- tola her that she would he very lucky _......---------- at cards for three or four days and the arguments made by 11. C. Evans. stone-front at High drain can continue as of old. then would lose if sin- Tlie xt Harry came and told her that The investigating comirittcc meeting Wednesday niirht to held a obtain and Elm streets, and in a few minutes the entire building WHS in flames. this niornin-r.t eight o'cirx-k George i on the strength of her advice Miss the views of the counsel for both par 'Cutter. Charles Cut-! had let him have to go to tics, and to arrange for sub-committees U. CntU-r. Wi'.iar t water towers were soon out and ------jjiuii i.ae pn ter, son of (Jcorge Cutter and A. W. j Cnicago and gamble with. Harry had to take proof in di.Terent parts of the into plar. J ne flames spread that there w McClintock, were ia front examining toW her of other amounts he had state. ____ witn startling rapidity, and were only but to save t secured Miss all the leak. ____ No Amni-Ptr for Irisl. rrfeonrrn. a11 to LONDON. Feb. the. house Of !'he knew what s Wo'.ittc.-'iiay Mr. .lohn J. I she was in lancv. menilirr .'or Xorth Iju'. lin amoiinting in 1 Mr. iCrwin uskcd iu-r if i All this will be said, on the floor of ,r, the house Thursdav. and no quarter The entire fire department was called bs ?iven. Mr Vilson will cham- the president's cause and show was no alternative left him the national credit. i'-.-tt M-ntcTj- -d lire n h-i.sl: ptii th wh-i-h al had bt-en that she did not other qsu-? of O'U by Die riv''- kriv-.v the fa' ..'i'. i r His char.'ivtcr Iv t -aid or did while .iPices. replied i- s'-lencc She tie- __ i ;0il Hnr-r. i SAN Feb. steam- er Colon, from i'anama. brought a story of u. lunar rainbow tint it- nested at Colon on tlie JUhof -Janu- ary. At a ligiit cloud -if vauor pt-arcd. thc forrneii. Tin: TI uud century. i e'o. -1 conquered after three hours of hard fighting by the firemen. The buildinc-was completely gutted. It -.vas filie-; with some of the largest stores and offices in the city, and the total loss estimated at Feb. A Jroinnil. the- The water plugs Toronto, nut., nnd to of iht- Uloc. "uotiv i. -.vho p-iM lh'- :i-lv, n ri'i-ivered. It was ii- J.-i'M-ox. 3---J-. A >f A. jl to at Of :av with the b sent a Keener, jr.. vf 13..- As -irsj l of II- tho Ni.-sh SS satcin-i 31 irr.-. thi- ii of w.-nt lai.-ied that he n Oil alt tick of tc thc '3 hc orcer t" cast last Tin-." d rest. :ir -iv n" the r-'ii'- joortly and Vajikt-rs '1 last, v.-ith graphed a p-.-t men ou loan contract, nni 13ral JT- JT-T- Tin in credit. years in prison. 1'AKl-. A V.f a m-n'r.o-.v on either i rcrjval s'-rv.ee-? are be-in: in churches here. :nanv heavens an ''men of good. lad.. 1-Vo. Ind., Feb. from Mir-, that Mrs. Snyd-.-r. Covery of little Freda Mahl is notv as- 7ii. was to death an fcisred. Several months ag-o she was :nill. Her bojy frigii4.- burcc-1. asd tbv-oalv hope fully by the crazed beast- for was 230 The turn'-1 several men bquare inches of skia. Four hundred who ha'-ti.-n-d to to h-.-r cries persons volunt'ereJ to p.-rmit the re-' for and it a rairacic that tnoval of a bit of skin from their body t'ucT c-H-aptd vriou-. injury. to be transplanted- The work is now Solvent ia ;ftbout completed, and m Mo.. Feb. Kaa- lienvfil the s-j Ncbra-kii. Hetnoval of thc County Court- Ind.. Feb. judiciary submitted o report.-, on the subjec; of the re- ival of the Jackson county court- to thc mijorily report ng a-'lver-.c and tha miioritv nir favorable. Tne is a nar- row one. The subject ".va-j recommitted to thc j'idiciary committee to await action bv the senate. that T.-.c M. Ili3 A J. '.v. r luc k-nn-ra 'lie- i; a 3- ter t" Ar- fr-T3j A T H. li' I Tens.. Feb. we-ici-a Kan- German, once established ia a fro'pcro-us ia St. ca-ac Memphis two and Ixran heavily. He at thc Little Chicago boarding- Ijou'-c. Tuesday nirht hc wcat to room, stripped naked anil swallowed xnorphinc. Vv'cdne.siJay morning1 L-e v.n.s dead. Thc motive to of for the de-.lifitc of money -va- by 1 l.f woman At r. act. Ala., N. N. ''T''' .t, ,1 i. .nnvl in r. "n tot, r-t Th? lu.'i-.-le i :.e -.vj -vj-rj 'i'nf r even. '.-v ir- >1 3 son. 3 ''i I1 M. tlr-.c 3.as low 73-.-. 3 5TJ a ol am at r.n 103 "iit-r facul- I'at ami Call Trading DUhonomblr. notice on 'chancre Wednesday after- ru-jn afternoon, before the close ,of ti.c that thc directors had a rc-froltstios or Mlc.- by any werjijcrdurinj: trading hours originating :n and calla a act, nnd pnnishablc TO rax is colton. 'or W. -3 wo Sl-umSrvrt. of Or. Price's Crown ttaking Pttwtftr North rj-jlnr aftt r a Ang ;d3e- La that to i3 on r It Klbr day morning- thc h-nj-iU who a i the of A. E. oa I'-iTaiiy O.. Tcb. Mink, an aged o: while on a iVJJ nn.u-r thf hordes received a the h.ersd. cat- Ind.. Feb. a letter receired Wednesday by ihc unieat commission, SlacMon- the Aroericaa sculptor in Pferfe, aanoanccd his withdrawal frww tM connection with thc Vc had entered into a contract MM side grovfia, to cost .vsi-wi-xflHCiilVt't ;


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Commencing a partnership is an exciting venture for any entrepreneur. Doing so ensures a further expansion of your business and alleviates some of your work load if it has grown too large. To ensure that you and your new partner's assets are protected, it may be necessary to change the type of partnership if you were a sole proprietor previously.
Write out the names of all business partners and specify the type of partnership. For example, "John Doe and Jerry Done hereby form a Limited Liability Company for the purposes of obtaining profit."
Draft a section in the document specifying the partnership's total assets at the time of creation. This is essential for limited liability partnerships and corporations as this is the maximum amount a party may collect in court in most cases.
Specify the roles of each partner. If certain partners will not be participating in the actual daily business, they are what is known as a "silent partner" and should be added as such. This protects them from liability placed on the active partners.
Have the contract signed, notarized and filed with the jurisdiction's business office.
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Blaise Constant
Update on Blaise ConstantBlaise is a 34-year-old man with a family and a few children in his care. He sells shoes at a local market.
Because of his limited capital, he often runs out-of-stock. He has therefore requested this loan to increase his stock of shoes, which will help him to better manage his small retail business and make more profit. This profit will help him to grow his business and to take care of his family.
In the long term, he plans to build a house for his family.
Previous Loan DetailsBlaise is 33 years old. He has a family and a few children in his care. He is involved in shoe sales at a local market. Because of his small capital, he is often out-of-stock. He is therefore taking a loan to increase his stock of shoes, which will help him to better manage his small retail b... More from Blaise Constant's previous loan »
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This loan is part of ACEP Cameroun's loan program targeting poor clients who require smaller loans thant ACEP normally disburses. The smaller loan size allows clients with micro-enterprises to borrow and repay the funds they need to grow. By supporting this loan, you are expanding financial access to entrepreneurs with very little starting capital, including many who have never taken out a loan.
About ACEP CamerounAgence de Crédit pour l'Entreprise Privée (ACEP) is Kiva's second Field Partner in Cameroon. Founded in 1999, ACEP has developed a strong lending methodology to serve entrepreneurs in Cameroon's urban centers such as Douala and Yaounde.
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Abstract: We define rational irreducible continua in the plane that admit fixed-point-free maps with the condition that all of their tranches have the fixed-point property. This answers in the affirmative a question of Hagopian. The construction is based on a special class of spirals that limit on a double Warsaw circle. The closure of each of these spirals has the fixed-point property.
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I'm riding in a city, mostly on the quieter (but still heavily trafficked) streets with frequent stop signs. I feel that now, after a couple of months of riding most of my local errands and so forth, I have a pretty good handle on how to behave on the road -- except for one situation that seems to distress motorists no end.
I'll come up on a four-way stop where i need to make a left turn. Both streets will have one lane in each direction. What I've been doing in this situation is moving to the left of my lane when no one is behind me so that I'm over by the yellow line, signaling the turn, then turning when I have right of way. However, when I've moved left, I sometimes get honked at by opposing traffic.
Should I move to the center of the lane instead of the left? I guess I'm used to moving into left-turn pockets, and so moving to the left seems like the polite thing to do -- my intention to turn is made even more clear, and I'm not blocking anyone behing me who wants to turn right. But should I stay in the center of the lane anyway? That is what I'd be doing in a car, I guess, when there's not a left-turn pocket ... and it seems to confuse and/or scare drivers passing me going the other way.


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On Friday (7/26/13) and Saturday (7/27/13), the last two days of the $39.99 sale for the Gold card, Meijer is also offering 15% off any General Merchandise purchase. You need to sign up for an mPerks account and "Clip" the digital 15% off coupon for this to work.
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okay, so.. what's yatl( thx to @nhunzaker for the name)... long story short.. it takes your JSON and converts it to HTML
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Between Ourselves: Jason Reichelt
by Jessica Carreras
Originally printed 4/23/2009 (Issue 1717 - Between The Lines News)
Jason Reichelt knows about grief - but he also has learned how to recover from it. Now, the 27-year-old Grand Rapids resident runs Gay Grief Support, a group for LGBT people who are dealing with the loss of a partner or loved one. Every first and third Tuesday of the month from 6:30-8:30 p.m., the group meets at the Free Spirit Worship Center to help deal with the pain of loss - together.
1) You lost your partner at a young age. Tell me your story.
The car I was driving was hit head-on by a drunk driver. My boyfriend, John Keiser, and I got out of my car to make sure the other party was OK. My boyfriend was calling 911 and my arm had gotten sliced really badly. My car was in the middle of the road, and I wanted to see if I could put on the lights or something to warn any other traffic that the car was not moving. Another car came along and I did not see it, but my boyfriend did and he pushed me out of the way. After he pushed me, he was still in the road and a car struck him. I did not know that he had just saved my life, all I knew was that he was laying in the middle of the road. I came over to him, screaming his name, and held him in my arms as he died.
2) How did you get involved with the LGBT grief and loss group?
After the accident, there were many court hearings, trials and appeals in the attempt to prosecute those responsible for John's death. In the end of all that, the judge told me that I did not have any survivor rights because I am gay.
The state of Michigan does not recognize same-gender relationships and because of that the judge was unable to offer me any restitution. I wasn't so much interested in monetary restitution, but in justice, for no monetary value could be put on this life that was taken from me. More than anything I wanted John back.
A friend suggested I call Colette Beighly at the Triangle Foundation. Colette told me about a grief group that was just getting started so I gave them a call. Since joining, I have taken steps to start the grieving progress. Without this group, I would still have a hard time telling you about all this.
3) Why is it important for LGBT people to have their own grieving group that they can attend that's LGBT-specific?
We discuss a lot of things in our meetings about our lives and how our losses are intertwined. Outside of the same-gender context, there would be things that other people would just not be aware of or would not understand. Plus, there is the safety in knowing that we will not be judged, or that our relationships will not be marginalized, or that our loss will not be invalidated. Being with others who are facing a similar situation and can relate on that same level definitely helps us help each other in working through our grief.
4) Why do you feel that it's important for you to keep this group going?
I believe that people in the LGBT community who are grieving need to know that they are not alone and that they can find someone who will listen to them and support them in their grief in a way that is non-judgmental and supportive.
5) What's the best advice you can give to someone who is grieving over the loss of a partner or loved one?
You are not alone. It might feel like it, especially when some people will tell you that you will be OK, but you know you are not. Take baby steps with your life. You may have a good day, a good week, a good month, and then a bad day, but it's manageable. After five years of working through it, I still have bad days. Also, it is important to not try to go it alone, so trying to find someone who will truly listen and help you work through your grief is so important. You can contact your local LGBT community center to see if they know of a support group near you. If not, you can contact me and we can help you find a group.
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In the summer I'm doing a charity ride - 160 miles. It's a long way but I've done 150 before so it's not impossible even for me.
A friend compared it to a marathon which got me thinking.
When I run at 5mph for an hour I burn about 1200 calories according to my HRM. So a Marathon would take me 5 hours or 6000 calories (assuming I could keep going at 5mph).
Cycling (between 12 - 16 mph) burns about the same per hour. However cycling 160 miles is going to take at least 10 hours at 16mph so that's at least 12,000 (again, assuming I can keep going at this speed).
So, from a simple energy expended in calories point of view, this bike ride is going to be as tough as running back to back marathons. It may not be so tough on my joints, but it's going to take some energy.
Maybe I need to give this more respect than I have been. I'd be training like a crazy man if I were doing a double marathon on June!


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The big game reveal at the Xbox One launch was the new Call of Duty: Ghosts and to coincide with that the full trailer was released along with behind the scenes look at the game. Did we mention there's a dog in it?
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That headline is all class Peter. I must bow to your punnage skills.
Haha, thanks. I suspect I'm not the first to call the game that, and I won't be the last!
Will there be a Beethoven (however you spell it) or Lassy DLC? Maybe Skippy the kangaroo?
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Jokes First, Cooking a Close Second — Chopped After Hoursby Maria Russo in Shows, September 17th, 2013
Chris Santos, Geoffrey Zakarian and Scott Conant may be revered judges on Chopped and three of the most celebrated chefs and restaurateurs in New York City, but when they come together in the Chopped kitchen for a friendly face-off, they don't hesitate to let their sillier sides show. On tonight's all-new Chopped After Hours, the guys, led by host Ted Allen, were greeted with leftover ingredients — lasagna, a hamburger, a fortune cookie and steamed broccoli — and only 20 minutes on the clock to give these precooked dishes a second chance on a plate. While Chris, Geoffrey and Scott surely let their culinary chops shine in making such inspired dishes as a breaded lasagna bite, an Italian-focused sandwich and a family-friendly frittata, respectively, they weren't shy about having fun with each other.
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Leslie Frazier is the right man: Comment of the day
Steady Eddy Leslie Frazier inherited a 3-7 mess of a Vikings team from Brad Childress, and he closed out the season 3-3 as interim head coach.
When the Wilfs nixed the "interim" moniker and handed him the reins for real, we called him the right man in times gone wrong.
Don't stop there, "Chuck Norris" says.
Dire predictions for the Vikes from all sides. Get a QB. Get rid of Mckinnie. Get a D-back or two, and no Judd, a healthy Chris Cook is not the answer. That guy is just plain bad. Cut the dead weight. Shiancoe was on AM 1500 today talking about how guys that didn't need to sit with injuries sat out anyway, a-hem, Steve Hutchinson. What we really need is an attitude adjustment. I think the Wilfs have been fantastic as owners. They have spent spent spent, they have been patient with the State Legislature, and they have been perfectly willing to provide the tools necessary for our team to win. Their big mistake was leaving things in the incapable hands of Childress. Hopefully we can field a dynamic team in the future that can score, defend, put teams away and maybe finally be able to run a 2 minute drill. How hard can it be right?
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Pecan Clusters Recipe
Toasting the pecans before stirring in the chocolate adds to the richness of this easy-to-make candy. I usually make four batches each Christmas and never have leftovers. —Collette Reynolds, Raleigh, North Carolina
- 3 cups chopped pecans
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- 1. In a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan, combine pecans and butter. Bake at 250° for 20-30 minutes, stirring every 10 minutes.
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The business is located in her house; she prepares various foods there and sells her menu primarily to workers in the area who come to her business to buy food. She has also ventured into the sale of beauty products and clothing. The money from her loan will be used to rent a space in a market in her area where she can start her business. Ofelia is grateful for this loan, as it allows her to fulfill her dream, and she hopes to continue with EDAPROSPO for many years.
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Ofelia de 42 años es integrante de la alcancía Madres Emprendedoras. Ella es madre de 03 hijos al ser madre soltera tiene que trabajar muy duro para darle a sus hijos lo necesario. Ofelia se dedica principalmente a la venta de comidas son aproximadamente 09 años que se dedica a este negocio y lo aprendió gracias a su hermano que también se dedica a lo mismo, el negocio está ubicado en su casa, allí prepara diversos alimentos para vender menú principalmente a los trabajadores de la zona quienes acuden a su negocio para comprarle comida, por otro lado ha incursionado en la venta de productos de belleza y ropa, el dinero de su préstamo lo utilizara para alquilar un puesto en un mercado de su zona donde iniciara su negocio. Ofelia esta agradecida por este préstamo que le permite cumplir su sueño y espera seguir en EDAPROSPO por muchos años.
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Twelve high school students from around the state completed the Journalism Diversity Workshop for Arizona High School Students on June 13, 2015, and within seven days learned the basics of reporting, writing, photo, multimedia, radio news, and media law and ethics.
By the end of the program, the students had completed stories and captured images for a newspaper called The Chronicle, and also blogged, created multimedia pieces, and recorded a radio news piece for a website they created at thechronicleua.weebly.com.
The 2015 participants, ranging in age from 14-17, came from Tuba City High School (Adrienne Graham, Anemone Benally, Milton Gashweseoma, and Kayla Yazzie), Red Rock High School in Sedona (Allisone Doerner); Tohono O'odham High School in Sells (Erica Garcia), City High School in Tucson (Jane Bendickson), Arizona College Prep Academy in Tucson (Gretchen Smith, Eshed Ozeri, Destinee Hardy, Kei Ann Mandanas), and Sunnyside High School in Tucson (Briana Sanchez).
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Eligible students should be juniors or seniors who show a serious interest in journalism and in pursuing higher education. Upcoming sophomores and graduating seniors will be considered. Registration and dorm fees are provided by the program. Students are only responsible for some of their meals.
The national project, sponsored by the Dow Jones News Fund, is an effort to help news outlets mirror the diversity of their communities. The University of Arizona School of Journalism has conducted this summer workshop since 1981.
UA journalism professors and industry professionals lead workshops on reporting, interviewing, editing, multimedia, and radio news, among other topics.
The 2015 program was headed by Elena Stauffer, alumna of the UA School of Journalism. She wrote and was a copy editor for the Arizona Daily Star, Akron Beacon Journal (Ohio), and The Grand Rapids Press (Mich.), among others. Elena is senior program coordinator for graduate studies and for the Center for Border & Global Journalism at the School of Journalism.
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Singer Amy Black knows culture shock. She's the daughter of a preacher, who grew up moving through the South and Midwest. When she was 16 years old her family moved from Alabama to Massachusetts. Her parents had strict rules — no radio, no dating, and no dances — which is why we were pleasantly surprised when she performed an original song called "Meet Me on the Dance Floor" in our studios last March.
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The name Schwindt is derived from the Middle High German word "swinde," meaning "impetuous," or "fierce." It was probably a nickname of the person who came to be the first bearer of Schwindt as a surname.
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The 13th annual Dublin Irish Festival Academy is returning this summer as a warm-up to the Festival. A variety of classes will be offered that highlight Irish music and culture.
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2016 Reunion Hosted by: Ray & Jane Zeigler and Chris & John Hoover
Date: 23-24 September 2016 Location: Rincon, Georgia
Hosted by: Ray & Jane Zeigler and Chris & John Hoover
Date: 23-24 September 2016
Location: Rincon, Georgia
The 2016 Bentwaters Buds Reunion will be held in Rincon, Georgia on September 23 & 24 hosted by
Ray and Jane Zeigler, cohosted by John and Chris Hoover.
This will be our 15th Annual Bentwaters Buds Reunion. We are announcing this early so plans can be made to attend this special reunion.
A block of rooms have been reserved at:
Hampton Inn Savannah North
7050 Georgia Highway 21
Port Wentworth, GA 31407
Call 912-966-2000
Reserve rooms by Sept. 2, 2016
Must use reservation # 85010371 to book a room.
Price for rooms $81.75 a night with breakfast.
8 king and 7 two double beds all on one floor are available.
Any questions, call Ray Zeigler 912-826-5910 or John Hoover 828-595-2905.
Hope to see y'all then!
The 14th annual Bentwaters Buds reunion began on Friday, Sept. 18 in
Overland, MO at Frank and Suzy Kauczka's home. Twelve Buds and eleven
ladies gathered in the lovely garden for a fabulous homemade dinner of
grilled pork steaks, brats, toasted ravioli, potato salad. A
special treat of scotch eggs was enjoyed by all.
Saturday morning the Buds were driven to Anheuser-Busch Brewery for a
tour and tastings. Then on to The
Museum of Transportation to explore the many trains and cars on
The ladies traveled to the Butterfly House and Carousel. Lunch was in
St. Charles at the Mother-in-law House Restaurant. The specialty was
peach cobbler.
The Buds held the annual meeting where a tribute was made to fallen
Buds. The Irish blessing was read by Stick with Mike Nissely on the
phone. The traditional Jameson toast was made. The staff was passed
from Frank to Ray Zeigler, next year's host. Gifts were exchanged,
thank you to all.
Ladies met in Suzy's living room to exchange gifts. Janet Poley
displayed 2 table runners made from 6 quilt squares sent to her from
several ladies. These will be passed on to future hostesses.
Everyone enjoyed another wonderful meal of grilled chicken, BBQ ribs,
salad bar served by many friends and family.
Special thanks to Frank and Suzy for opening their home and hearts to
the Buds and for continuing this tradition.
Supported by the following: John Pavia, Marrianne Pavia; Josie
Kauczka, Alex Kauczka; Kyra Luther, Brian Luther; Laura Musser; Susan
Luaders, Dave Luaders; and Neal Steinbach. Everyone went out of their
way to make sure we had everything we needed for a successful event.
Couples and group photos were taken and the party continued into the
Attending this year were: John & Chris Hoover; Lewis & Janet Poley;
Erv & Carolyn Zimmerman; Gary & Debbie Roberts; Larry & Jeanne
Bourque; Dean & Pat Burgstahler; Larry & Bernie Kuepper; Dick &
Shelley Peach; Dave Redetzke and Pat Beldo ; Steve Gunderson; Ray &
Jane Zeigler; Frank & Suzy Kauczka.
Thanks to all for making this another successful and memorable
2016 Bentwaters Buds Reunion will be in Rincon, Georgia, hosted by Ray
& Jane Zeigler with
John & Chris Hoover as co-hosts. Date will be announce later.
The 2015 Bentwaters Buds Reunion will be held in St. Louis, MO on Sept 18 and 19 hosted by Frank and "Suzy" Kauczka
A block of rooms have been reserved at the
Drury Inn Airport
2 rooms with Queen beds
20 rooms with King beds
all rooms have one price $89.00
Call 1-800-325-0720 and refer to group number 2238497 or
Click Here to reserve a room online.
Note: Reunion will be in Overland, MO, about 13 miles from the center of St. Louis and the ARCH
If there is any problem or questions, please feel free to call or
use click on the "Contact Frank and Suzy" button below to e-mail us.
314-680-3992 (Frank)
314-680-3991 (Suzy)
Each passing day brings us closer
to the 2014 reunion on October 10 thru 12 at 3904 Randall Rd in Green Cove
Springs, Florida. This year's hosts are Erv & Carolyn Zimmerman and Steve
Seymour. The location provides a convenient opportunity for those in the
southeastern part of the states. Please consider attending as we are always glad
to see old friends we knew at Bentwaters. Don't forget to bring photos,
souvenirs and memories to share
Motel arrangements
are with the Sleep Inn, 1815 East West Parkway, Orange Park, FL 32003, which is
10.6 miles from the reunion site. Their phone number is 904-215-8900. They have
two types of rooms, Standard (with either 2 queens or 1 king) for $70.00 or
Suite (with either 2 queens or 1 king) for $82.00. The suites have a couch and
extra space. They will only reserve 10 rooms at a time, so it is important that
you make your reservations as early as possible so we can get another block of
10 rooms. All reservations must be made before September 7, 2014. Make sure to
mention that you are part of the group BENTWATER BUDS.
Fleming Island Sleep Inn & Suites
1815 East West Parkway
Orange Park, FL 32003
For the Ladies, we have planned a trip on Saturday to St Augustine, FL where we
have arranged a group rate for the
Old Town Trolley Tour of $16.00 per person. We will depart for St. Augustine around 09:30 and park at the
San Sebastian Winery, where we will board the trolley tour. If you wish,
you can get off the trolley at any of the numerous historical sites and shops along the way and then re-board the trolley
at any stop. St George Street is a pedestrian shopping mall. Everyone is free to see what they wish.
Tour maps of St Augustine will be
available on Saturday morning before we depart. We will meet back at the winery at about 1:00pm for lunch and a tour of
the winery and then return home. If you require more information please call.
The men will tour the Military Museum of North Florida.
The museum preserves and presents much of the rich military history of our citizen servicemen and women in order to honor
their sacrifices to maintain our freedom. Admission is on a donation basis. The museum is located about 3 miles from the
reunion site.
Reunion Agenda:
Friday, Oct 10 – Early arrivals
Arrival Time: At your convenience
All day: Refreshments & light snacks
5:00-8:00pm – Food from the grill
Sat, Oct 10
09:00 - Assemble at 3904 Randall Rd. for Continental Breakfast
09:30 – Ladies depart for self-guided Old Town Trolley tour of St Augustine
10:00 – Men depart for Military Museum of North Florida
3:00 – Ladies meet at San Sebastian Winery for lunch and winery tour.
13:00 – Men return from museum tour. – Refreshments, Snacks, War Stories, Show & Tell, Update on events since Bentwaters
6:00pm – Dinner & Presentations
Sunday, Oct 11
At your convenience – Continental Breakfast at the Sleep Inn
At Your Convenience - Depart
If you wish to extend your trip, there are numerous tourist attractions within a few hour's drive from Green Cove
springs. Major attractions include: the Orlando Theme Parks (Disney
and Universal) are about a 2 1/2-hour drive.
Kennedy Space center is about 2 hours away.
For additional information you can contact us via
Email: email@example.com
Internet: http://bwbuds.org
Telephone 904-531-9388
USPS: 3904 Randall Rd, Green Cove Springs, FL 32043
This is an update and a reminder to book your rooms by Sept 7 for the special rates at the motel
We're looking forward to seeing everybody in October.
Erv, Carolyn & Steve
October 21, 2013
Rocky, Peaches and I had a very good visit with an old friend of ours. 64-0891 looked a little rough, but is due to be restored next summer. Rocky produced a pic of 891 in the training hangar taken sometime 67, 68 or 69.
As far as I know this is the only accessible F4 that we all worked on. Of course it just happens to be the one I rode in flown by
Major Knott on Sept. 12, 1969.
We met Eric Lent at the
Wisconsin National Guard Museum. He was very interested in our old stories and was very helpful. The WNG is going to restore 0891 and like most projects it is very tight on funds. If any of you would like to contribute the restoration, that would be great.
WNG Museum
101 Independence Dr.
Volk Field
Camp Douglas , Wi. 54618
If you want to contact Eric his number is 608-427-1280
We also discussed the possibilty of having a reunion there in the future and Eric thought it could be done.
Enjoy the pics!
John (Stick) Hoover
September 16, 2013
Hello Everyone,
Thank you to our host and hostess, Dave Redetzke and Pat Beldo for
providing a fantastic reunion in a beautiful setting. Dave and Pat
were assisted by several friends and family members:
Chuck and Deb Beldo (Pat's brother and sister in law); Chuck's
daughter, Tracy Hendricks; Tracy's husband, Jake; daughter, Colter;
Chuck's grandchildren, Kaylee, Clayton, Kiah & Dayton; Sue Beldo,
Pat's mother; Elman Becker, Dave's neighbor.
All attendees arrived on or before Friday, September 13 at the C'mon
Inn located in Park Rapids, Minnesota. On Friday evening we met at
Dave's beautiful retreat in the woods in Menahga.
Dave and Pat welcomed everyone with plenty of food and drink. Dave
made a large fire to warm everyone on a chilly Minnesota night. We
all got reacquainted as we enjoyed homemade lasagna served with
coleslaw and flat bread ending with angel food cake topped with
strawberries or blueberries.
On Saturday we ate breakfast at the motel and at 9:30 Dave led our
caravan to Itasca State Park. We walked a trail ending at the
headwaters of the Mississippi river. After much picture taking and
gift buying we were treated to a wonderful picnic in the park. After
lunch, we boarded a sightseeing boat for a cool and sometimes damp 2
hour tour of Lake Itasca. We saw a beautiful shore with several Bald
Eagles, Loons and Blue Heron as we listened to a history of the area
from the captains... We could view the headwaters again from the
boat. Once back on shore, we drove to Dave's retreat as the rain
continued. His retreat offered plenty of room for all. The ladies
gathered in the front room to exchange gifts as the Buds conducted
business around a huge, round wood table. The Buds saluted fallen
comrades with traditional shots of Jameson along with a prayer read
by Mike Nissley.
We discussed and agreed to create a dues system to offset the cost of
future reunions. Gary Roberts was appointed to oversee and collect dues. Watch for more details in a future email.
Erv & Carolyn Zimmerman volunteered to host the 2014 reunion in Florida, near
Jacksonville, date to be announced later. Many gifts were exchanged
by the men as the meeting came to an end
We were treated to a wonderful meal of BBQ chicken and ribs, smoked
salmon, baked potatoes and several delicious side dishes. Following
the traditional group and couples photos, a special cake was served
displaying the 91st TFS emblem.
The remainder of the evening was spent viewing a slide show of
pictures of the good ole days.
Gary had asked Mike Nissley to keep Stick in line and for everyone
else to keep Mike in line. Well, everyone else failed miserably.
A special thank you to Dave and Pat for hosting an outstanding
reunion, everyone had a great time. Attendance this year was good.
We had 15 men and 13 ladies in attendance. There were no first time
members however.
Attendees were:
Larry and Jeanne Bourque
Dean and Pat Burgstahler
Steve Gunderson
John and Chris Hoover
Frank and Suzy Kauczka
Larry and Bernie Kuepper
Charles Levine
Mike and Eileen Nissley
Ron and Bonnie Novak
Richard and Shelly Peach
Lewis and Janet Poley
Dave Redetzke and Pat Beldo
John and Christina Urbanks
Ray and Jane Zeigler
Erv and Carolyn Zimmerman
Stick Hoover reporting – See you next year in Florida!
September 10, 2012
Good morning everyone,
Debbie and I made it home safe and sound and hope each of you did also.
First a BIG THANK YOU to our host and hostess, Mike and Eileen Nissley. They really made everyone feel at home.
Mike and Eileen live in a very beautiful home with an enormous yard surrounded by several large trees in a very beautiful
country setting. Great for hosting reunions, but a lot to maintain.
As we all know, organizing a get-to-gether such as this is not a small undertaking so help was needed.
Another big THANK YOU to Mike & Eileen's daughter Shane Rohrbaugh, son in law Chris, granddaughter Kate,
grandson Tyler, and cousin Gina Smith who pitched in to make sure everything went smoothly.
Also to John and
Chris Hoover who arrived a day early to lend a hand. Thanks again to everyone who helped make it happen.
As usual, things got started late Friday afternoon. Most arrived around 4 PM and started renewing old friendships. Mike and
Eileen had shirts made up and distributed them to all the men. The grills were fired up around 6 PM and I could not believe all
the food. Burgers, brats, and all the side dishes. There was also plenty of liquid refreshment. Mike and Eileen asked everyone
to meet back at their home Saturday between 9 and 10 AM, as the ladies were going on a TDY at 10 AM.
Saturday, everyone arrived plenty early. There was fresh fruit and pastry along with hot coffee for those that wanted it. The
ladies departed for York, PA to take in some shopping, sight seeing and lunch. The men stayed behind to share stories and
view many pictures. It is truly amazing when you listen to the stories
that seem to have happened yesterday, but in many cases
it was over 46 years ago. Our version of the " FAB FOUR " finally got together. Mike Nissley, Jim Legg, Blaine Wotring and
Dean Varner spent their four years together, from basic, to Bentwaters.
While the ladies were gone the men drank a toast to our departed brothers: George Tarpley, Randy Baisch, Dave Boroff, Jim Tiller,
Warren Chamura, and Robert " Pops " McPartland. We know they were all with us in spirit. We also had a passing of the " staff
" from Mike Nissley to Dave Redetzke who will host reunion 2013 in New York Mills, Minnesota. Tentative scheduled for the first week in
October, 2013. Dates to be announced soon.
Attendance this year was super. We had 21 men and 17 ladies attend. I thought we were going to break last years record, but
two of the fellows had to decline at the last minute. Frank Kauczka and Jim fulfilled our tradition of getting at least one new Bud to
attend. I hope they enjoyed themselves enough to want come back. We have now had 36 Airmen from 22 different states to attend.
Those in Attendance this year were: Larry and Jeanne Bourque, Dean and Pat Burgstahler, Jim and Donna Butch, Steve Gunderson,
John and Chris Hoover, Frank and Suzy Kauczka, Steve Ketchale, Larry and Bernie Kuepper, Paul and Barbara Kuzinski, Rick and
Brenda Lawrence, Jim and Joann Legg, Mike and Eileen Nissley, Ron and Bonnie Novak, Richard and Shelley Peach, Lewis Poley,
Dave Redetzke with Pat Beldo, Gary and Debbie Roberts, Dean and Martha Varner, Blaine Wotring, Ray and Jane Zeigler and Erv and
Carolyn Zimmerman.
Saturday there was several severe storm warnings in the area.
The ladies in York got hit a little harder than the guys. Mike
announced we were going to plan B, we secured the area and moved
inside for a while. We had some rain, but the storm never
happened. Things got a little wet but did not dampen anyone's
spirit. By the time the food arrived the rain had ended and we
moved back out side. Pulled pork, chicken, an assortment of
vegetables and salad items, and cake for desert. The food was
great. One tremendous job by our host, hostess, and their family
I sincerely hope everyone gives Erv Zimmerman a thank you and a
pat on the back for our tremendous web site. It is not an easy
job and the site makes all of us proud.
Please keep the buds and their wives who were uable to attend due to health problems in your thoughts and prayers.
We have a host for 2013 and a possible host for 2014. If you missed 2012 there is always next year.
God Bless Everyone.
October 10, 2011
The 2012 Reunion will be Sept. 07,08. We have reserved 25
rooms for 09/07 and 09/08 at the Hampton Inn Shrewsbury, PA.
and our group code BWB under the name BENTERWATER BUDS. You
may book your room by calling the hotel directly at
717-235-9898 or on-line at
www.shrewsbury.hamptoninn.com. The rooms will be non
smoking with Double Queen and King size beds. Any rooms not
reserved by August 7, 2012 will be released from the block.
The total rate per night is $83.93 and the Inn is located at
the Shrewsbury Exit off I 83, about 5 country miles from our
home. Check-in time is 3:00pm or later with check-out time
at 11:00am. Hope to see next year. TTFN
Mike & Eileen Nissley
3448 Millers School Rd.
Felton, Pa. 17322
Ph. 717-246-3771
Hampton Inn Shrewsbury
1000 Far Hills Drive
New Freedom, Pa 17349
Ph. 717-235-9898


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