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CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
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CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
who Wicket Gate.
Believe me if all These Endearlng Young
. Charms.
Jail Jack Tare.
VOCAL.
Mary of Argyle.
Names Upon theS an.d
0 Thou. who Makest the Sun to Rise.
Remember Now Thy Creator.
Somewhere
The Sand Man.
The B
The Murmnrlng gSeath
The Meson e Fr 6 King.
Wa Icing. aitlne.
:rwo.
Sailing.
Siloam.
The Old Sextonhm
The Old Am
The Basket Maker‘s Child.
The New Ki n
’Tis Blrdie' s mvenlng Prayer.
Twennterea
e Gan Awa Jamie.
Whistle and sit for Katie.
VOCAL.
ggmn the Rocks by Aberdeen.
Some “Dd
The Little Old Ming Cabin in the lane.
The Kerry
y. Remember Me. There s Aymara) Sunshine Somewhere.
othing But Leaves. "Tie the Last se of Summer
01d Joe a Dream. Yes. Let Me Like a Soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
iina Patti uadrllle. Sonatina
osre Dame all z. Two by Two.
.CONTENTS NUMBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
rch Seyni
: WWIWht a Storm The lloilsy Goblet.
,, nol Ni ngi Peaceful Night. eOId Onken Bucket.
‘2 Lions ar . The Minstrel Boy.
d My Han . Then You‘ ll Remember Me.
I Dream'd a Dream. The Land o't ebsai.
fly An line The Gypsy Countess.
OlliSOgttg‘ze Home. $1,” Létmpuri p
‘ a ilDl rel
Emlyn}. eep Within a Mile of fiinboro.
, INSTRUMENTAL.
' io Bright E on Polka.
30231131? lElel'ls Dance Egcoccais.
CONTENTS NUMBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
k lth Jesus Let me Dream A ain.
1511:3033. Haul no tMe.‘ 3?‘§§":°° her Niece Again.
' . e e erd cum
on?“ Thro “no Ame l Call! Nile ‘1'.“ mind: 0:383 of the Deep‘
Bear t e es 118. e ear w wn.
filmed... Guide Footsteps. The Lost tChord.
y Moments. The Pirates' Choru
w .. ingenslaruik’m
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ml???” I to Turn Back Pharaoh' s Army.
INSTRUMENTAL. -
l h Polk Prince Lanclers.
LIT} gt the-Vtiloy. Maria. 11 Baclo. Wutz,
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL. .
, Larbo rd w t ii.
3’31”?"ch My Ailil Cowhide.
that Watch for Me. a E inc.
all Thy Sorrow. The aid of the Mill.
tpmm'E’tNiEwaelt in Marble Halls Mien-39M the on Folks
the Gleaming. ' Wilco ft. '
INSTRUMENTAL.
$201,021,63th-
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
St. Albans Grand March.
The Turkish Reveille.
VOCAL.
Ocea , When we Fl ar the Music Bin in .
ofolil 801:1. The Little (files at !Help mo. 2 g
Ye‘ilrloon he lien t(tiring W‘T‘
f" ye (Bleeping. Maggie. 'iUIOOO Kissed me an i new was Wrong.
willd .. unwillingly-
tar k ‘ Whydo summer Roses Fade.
, INSTRUMENTAL.
Pearl De Boecacln March.
'RE-ua velsyBotreUhafier Waits. Don Juan.
court-:u'rs NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
A Bis ter'a Love. Flient Night.
Ellyn». callacslllnw
”Jungle“ to Bleep. U ompesl.
ncleJ Joe.
."i the We“ Em.” Tau Yon' $31"; “m'
who u u ' When Niall we Meet Again.
INSTRUMENTAL
Po 8
M‘E‘l‘lglilrll‘Wflu. mpgmhmb.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
_ . lei“ the Lilies. The Beautiful Clio
Sons of the “Virgin.
accustomed
once to the 8%
e Clarion gowNonnds to:the Field.
a Child 's
ad er and True.
Will's
Wbonthe Cdrn’osihtheredliu.
INSTRUMENTAL
{tome vatMEome.
3.}? vodgvedn DREAM
.for usLs's CENT EACH?
thirtytoiiityceelsesehfor snehsoegef Cement
tciion scrimn Illa” tents Each Pan.
.ilne
rayon
Au id Day
Cling Close to the Rock.
1 Wei-“Jinan let the Lean on Threw
I! was the in m Mother San
John Abdel‘lgg. in; Jo. 8‘
can May onrneeu.
“ohm Pride of Kiidare
D Wort then in the ChuldB Blast.
summer Bears in the Heal
Sing. my dLittle Blue Birds. "sing.
Sweet and
The glue Alsatfipxpfousnnins.
e ones my r a ring.
Waiting at the Pool. 8
INSTRUMENTAL.
Blrdie’a Reverie.
Ullcltety Click rch.
Echoes from Ml way.
Jolly Brothers Galop.
CUNIENTS NUMBER ELEVEN.
VOCAL.
And Ye Shall Heck Ms.
BonnieD uni! ee.
Consecration.
Farewell My Brother.
Give Me Jes
Grandmotheura’ s Chair.
Helen's Babies.
Kathleen Amen. '
Kilian:
Marseilles ll
Old Folks at ome.
Pretty Little Jennie
len waeet Chariot
The ittie Maid Milking "lie: Cow.
The Danube ver.
The Mountaineer.
We‘ll Meet Above.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Swedish Wedding March.
The FirstK iss.
Win es of the Comm,
When the Bloom is on the Rye.
’BUNTENIS NUMBER iNEliE.
VOCAL.
Come Unto Me.
Faithful Johnnie.
i’s Oomin’ Close to Eighty Year.
I Ain‘t .1601an to Die Any More.
In Old
Were dOnly Ready.
ltPa
Kim easll'allAsl eep.
Mam Momma.
m. 12:11. andi
Resting By and
Scenes that are Brightest.
The Ivy Green.
The Trundle—Bed Song.
The Star Spa panJlled Banner.
There's a Lian Will the Stars.
The Twoti hoses
Watch on the liaise.
Zion's Children.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Edelweiss Glide.
Kulschke Polka.
Lied from Oberon.
Martha.
VOCAL.
Bright tSparkles in the Churchyard
Beanti
Breast the Wave. Christian.
Brizhtly the Morning Sun.
Cali Unto Me
racing. Still hailing,
I Love to Tell the Story .
Josiah' e Courtship.
Nothing Elsem Do.
Othhol'l Will O'er the Downs so Free.
in Rl'lu .
Ref 1m
Sentence»! Come Unto Me.
Seek \etl is Lord.
The Road to Slumbcrland.
The Garden Gate.
The Brides of Signs.
The Battle Prayer.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Grand V also de Concert.
Rochester Schottist‘he.
Tulip Polite.
VOCAL.
A Summer Shower.
Behold. How iinol and 145m!
Cast Thy Iiurden Upon the Lord.
Grace.
(lioriollsNews.
I ve Brought” Then an It y Leaf.
Kate Ream
Letn Erin Remember the Days of Old.
i’nlliung Hal-d Against the Stream.
Pei itlon.
Pratt as a Picture.
Safe ithln the \ all
The Meeting of the “1" store.
The Trumpet Will Bound in the Morning.
The Old Stone Mi iII
The Monarch of the Woods.
The Beauti ful (Jim
'I he Rose By the ir.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Choral from the Passion Muslin
Fantaisie impromptu.
Minuet lie Mozart.
Numry Lanclers.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIETEEII.
VOCAL.
Dan
Eve's Lamentation.
Fairly (.‘a ht.
Home so Beat
Hark. the Angel's Son is Bullyingi
9.
l'd mourn the lie «I i, at Leave
i the Wee b‘inil'inl.
J ansle O'Dundee.
ydearer.
One Morning Sweet in May.
0. Elect In the Lord.
Ream .
The”o Barpu That Once Thro Tara' s ilall.
The Old. Old 8 cry 5,
The Watcher at the Gate
arofp a’Ies.
The bill e Tin Soldier.
eBIoom is on the Bye.
ledn‘t \ on Like to Know.
1N8 i‘RUMENTAL.
Farewell.
La Chatelaine.
Nailllcodoflmnlr.
I’lzzlcaw l‘nika.
Alllallsrnllns
will THE—v
Sentinel
BUNIENTS NUMBER TNIRIEEN.
CONTENTS NUMBER FUURIEEN.
, guide for General Fremont.
.m. «numerals,
coca NE. KILL 0.”.9
m
I VOW Won-alt In (Home Dies Under
innings circumstances.
CBICMIO ilct l. -—-iielie White 24 years
of age. daughter of Blnjamln S White.
a wealthy Inpibermnn. died at Woods‘
hotel while ul'lder treatmellt for the re—
moval of facial blemishes. Death was
caused it Is supposed. by the use of m-
calne to deaden the pain from tho appli~
ration of an electricni current which con-
ltltutcd the means of treatment
The operator was Dr Sophie Santa of
the Dr. Sophie Santa company. Eliza A.
James, the business partner of Dr Santa.
was assistinn In the operation at the time
In one hand Dr. Santa held the electric
needle and ill the othernsponge saturated
with a 4 per cent solution of cocaine,
which she applied at Intervals to deaden
the intense pain caused by the needle.
She had almost completed the treat-
ment when Miss W bite gasped for breath.
and before the operator could ailslst her
she slid from the chair to the floor dead.
Aid was hastily summoned and restart»
lives applied, but without avail, the young
woman having died almost Instantly.
Dr Tollman, the only physician called,
arrived too late to be of any assistance.
and as the people In the room where the
dead pill lay acted in rather a strange
manner he informed the police, and Dr.
Santa. with her assistant were locked up
until the exact cause of the young wom-
an' a death In known. There is no thought
however that the death was the result of
anything but an accident.
MINERS RESCUED.
(our Were Entombed For Fifty Hours by
a Cnvein. ,
CABBONDALE. Pa. Oct. 1. —John J.
Farming. William B. Mitchell. George
Barney and Andrew Kiahesky. the four
miners who were entcmbed in the slope of
the Northwust Coal company on Thurs
day. were rescued at a late hour Saturday
night. All are alive and well and do not
seem much the worse for their long iln-
prisonmpnt.
As soon as an opening was made re-
freshments were rasnezl through to the
prisoners. and their hunger and thirst had
peep satisfied before they reached the sur-
ace
The men were without light and food for
54 hours 'I boy procured water from a
miniature well which they dug in their
cell. in consequence of having been so
long in darkness Fanning, when taken
out of the shaft. was unable to see a lamp
held two feet away from him.
None of the men could remember whethv
er or not they had slept and said that the
sensation was like that of a person in a
trance. There was rejoicing when the
men were brought to the surface and es-
corted to their homes.
VETERANS MURDERED.
l‘wo Who Had Jest Drawn Pension Money
Killed by Robbers.
DAYTON. 0.. Oct. l.—-Frlday was pen-
sion day at the Soldiers' home. and the
veterans were paid $150,000. A few of
them visited the dives in the vicinity of
the institution and were robbed Saturday,
Yesterday two old soldiers were found
robbed and murdered and their bodies ly-
ing in the public road.
Their names were Adolphus Curgan,
Company P. Cornell’s Legion of Mary
land. and John Barrett of the navy. The
city police and detectives have 60 suspects
locked up. A number of veterans are
missing from the home, but will turn up
all right.
Kit Carson's ()0an Dead.
CLAYTON. .\'. Iii, ()ct. l.—-’i‘hcmns 0.
Bonus. better known as Uncle Tom. one
of the oldest American residents of New
Mexico. Is dend. Uncle Tom acted as
lie was sent
by General Kearney in 1818 with dis-
patches tuillr-ncrall Scott in old Mexico
from Fort LUBVGDWUnh and met with
many thrilling experiences while engag-
ed in the Journey. Mr. Iioggs was a
brother-ln-low and companion for many
years of Kit 1 1111501), and his stories of his
life were extremely interesting.
Horse Trader Murder-ll.
lisusrun, In. (let. l.—-'l‘ho body of M.
NJ. Ilonnelly of independence. Kan. was
found buried urldera foot of earth near
the Nisbnabutnn rivcr. On Friday night
the null-(lured mun stopped near where his
body was found with another man sup-
posed in he L. if. Davidson of La Salle.
Colo They Were driving across thocuun‘
try trying to dispose of a bunch of horses
owned by the murdered mall.
Two Fat-I Nun-ways.
Sl'itANTON, Pa. Oct; l.—’i‘wo sensa-
tional runaways were reported bore. (me
occurred at Clark's Summit, near hem.
whereby Patrick Looney was killed out.
right. The other occurred at Lackawnnlln.
a small town south of here. where two
carriages collided. licbort Willis was in
ternnliy injured, and Mrs. Willis had her
collar bone broken.
Found Dying In the Wanda.
llAlmolln. Uul lmAlbcrt Luuberhnn.
n lumbcrmnu working In a comp In files-
tolllmry. was found unconscious ill the
Woods near the camp with a bullet hole In
his right temple. ills companions do-
cluro they hum-d the shot. and that Lac.
bcrhnn snid soon after being found that
he shot himself.
SIFTED TICKINGS.
henntor James smith Jr., of New Jer-
sey is now at Carlsbad.
Mnyor Hopkins of Chicago has been no
culled of ill-reprint; brill-m from gaillhiers,
Tho illumll nmi slim! fulfilzricli at Eddy-
vllle (Ky. i penitentiary were destroyed by
fire.
in line i lty. lit. William Tole nttnckcd
his wife with an ex and killed her and
then cut M5 own throat.
Gaofgo ll. billi‘nho of Charleston. while
insane. fatally shot his brother, ii. if. Not
Cabs. and then killed himself
John it. Normal. one of the most
prominent Boston horsemen undone time
owner of tho lemons Ethan Allan. lldead.
l-lohmlon Day. an and one eyed man of
Lowell. Mass” accidentally ganged out
his remaining eye while sharpening a
chisel.
The body or a well themed man was re-
ccVered from Iiulfelc bayou. mar liens
too In his pockets were seven lam
mils. weighing altogether cc pounds.
.Iofm (melt. one of t be Pike county
(Al-ll I moonstlners who killed Deputy
United slates Marshal Crissnm two weeks
ago has been captured and is now In Jail
in Little Book.
Suit for $100,000 damages fariihel was
begun against the pullllsiam of the New
York timid by Lawyers Shellie-lay and
(tray in behalf of Michael Walsh. editor
of The Sunday Democrat and all?»
Catholic World.
iliiiiiIIl-‘EIIISFOIIPEIIINII
The Best 9! Her Forces Messing
to Protect the Capital.
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JAPAN WOULD DIVIDE THE EMPIRE. .
The Father-in-law of the Chinese Emperor
Takes the Fieldmenal-ia Will Object to
Japan's Annexation Plan—Our Chinese
Treaty Notified.
MllrlNuIlsr, Oct: LAB Is reported hero
that Sling Kucl the emperor a father-ix»
law. is taking 5.000 picked Manchu: to
Klvan, where he has been appointed to
the chief command
The Kashmir corps. numbering 20,000
men. is expected to arrive at Peking
shortly. All the foreign drilled troops in
the provinces of Sheri-SI. lie-Nan. Shan-
Fee, Shang~Tnng, Elli-Nan, Hu‘Pch ad
Klaus—See. sent to cover Baking, cram s-"
ing at Tong Chow under General Lin
They number‘ so, 000 men.
Prince Runs, the emperor's sixth un-
cle, who for many years has been retired
from active service owing to his having
been disgraced. has been appointed by
imperial decree president of the Turing-Li-
Yemen and president of the admiralty
and codlrector with Li Hung Chang in
the war operations. He will be allowed
the privilege of the palace at all times.
The steamer Pathan has been released
by the Chinese authorities on giving bond
that she will proceed to Shanghai.
Owing to the protest of Great Britain
the Tsnng- Ll. Yemen has ordered the re-
lease of the British steamer Patban, re-
cently seized by a Chinese warship on sus-
picion that she was carrying contraband
of war. The owners of the steamer in-
tend to claim compensation for the seizure
of the vessel,
The dispatch adds that Viceroy Ll
Hung Chang has received important die
patches by pony express from Peking. His
enemies sedulously encourage the dowager
empress in the belief that the defeats of
the Chinese forces were due to his Incom-
petence and corruption.
Chinese Ratify the Treaty.
WASHINGTON. Oct. l.—-thlflcatlon has
been given to this government in an in-
formal way of the ratification by the Chi-
neee government of the new treaty be:
tween the United States and China which
was negotiated by Secretary of State Gru—
ham and the Chinese minister. Yang Yu,
and ratified by the senate on the part of
the United States. Only the formal ex-
change of ratifications between the de-
partment of state and the minister is to be
transacted to make the treaty the law
governing the relations of the two powers.
and this ceremony will doubtless take
place within a month.
This is the first authentic information
received in this country regarding the ac-
tion of the Chinese authorities on the
treaty. So long a time has elapsed since
the treaty was drawn that speculation
had begun to float about in semloflicial
circles which, disregarding the distance
between the two capitals and the time re
quired for communication, questioned
whether the Chnieso authorities intended
to ratify the treaty—whether they were
not dissatisfied with it or ware not delay-
ing the exchange of ratifications to serve
some diplomatic purposes of their own.
It would seem from the Information
given to the secretary of state by tho Chl«
nose minister that these speculations have
been without much ground.
Japan Willie to Divide China.
LONDON, Oct. l.——-A dispatch to The
Times from Frankfurt says that the Lon-
don correspondent of the Frankfurt Zei-
tung telegraphs that he has learned from
an excellent source that Japan. if she is
victorious over China intends to divide
Cbinainto three independent kingdoms.
which will be placed under the rule of n.-
tive princes. one of whom will be 1.1
Hung Chang. If necessary, Japan will
call a conference of the powers to decide
the matter.
Russia Will Remain Neutral.
LONDON, Oct. l.—-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says that Russla intends to
maintain a neutral position in the Chi-
neeeJapanese dispute unless Japan all.
news Korma
Philadelphia Crieketsrs Give I. p.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1.—~There will be
no cricket game here today. The local
players had one wicket ot the conclusion
of Saturday's play. but us the English-
men were then a whole inning and I0
runs in the lead, and as the remaining
batsman, Patterson, has n dislocated
thumb. the Philadelphians have concluded
tosurrender.
Arrival of In. Mortals.
New Youa. Oct. l.-—Alncng the possess.
gore who arrived on the steamer Breton.
frolniinvra were Mrs Levi P. Morton and
her three daughters. They were met at
quarantine by Mr. Morton. who went
down from the city on the United States
revenue cutter Hudson.
Irelilrned Collision.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct l.-~An express
train on the Pennsylvania railroad noi-
Ildod with no engine on the elevated road
at ’I‘hirtlctll street. '1‘. J. McDonald, the
mall agent. who lives in Jersey City. had
both legs broken. Both engines were
wrecked MM M
Van n...» lull Will Win.
Hmmus. Mm, not. l.-Eisnntor George
ll. Vest arrived here. and when «inaction-
ed upon the political situation in New
York he predicted the election, of Iiiii.
whom he considered a most remarkable
mun.
Cale on the lam
Osmium. Mich..0ct. i.—~'l‘errific wind-
storms prevailed bore and on Lake rin-
perior. Although no wrecks have been
heard of. it is quite probable that some
boats have been destroyed.
It Imp Drought llvohem
Vsniilttioli, 8. 1)., Oct. i.——'l‘hs long
drought of two months is broken. Item
has been falling for ill hours and Is still
coming down.
Wanted ‘Illsiv Bees Removed,
Boston. Oct. I.«--!i'otlr of the Host-D
Athletic association‘s best members r»
signalhecanu the club refusal to remit
their dues.
farmer llama xiv—veil.
Pushes, N. Y., Oct. l.-Mmin V. have
man. a farmer. simulated suicide by
hanging. No more is assigned
Comptroller Robert? comm.
Silliness. Out. 1.4:». Grumman M“
Roberts confirm-e to improve.
Weather fee-seat.
. some. latte var
sis-tin m
6URF RUNS “HIGH
W . ..
The resonant Item eel-us WA
the m , , ‘
Ml. urn: City. Oct. 1. ~The notified ‘
storm which has been raging do” “I. .
newt for several days in ism luv
fury Heavy (ales are playing havoc
the telephone and telegraph wires. M
the surf is dangerously high The water
is on aievel with buildings in the inlet,
district end is breaking over the board
walk all along the mean front
The electric railroad on Brigantfilo ‘
[much has been washed out in several
places on the lower and of the and
It is feared that the big steamboat whiarf '
will go. as it is rapidly weakening. The
railroad tracks over the meadows are sub:
merged. and the trains have great W
cnIty in crossing.
Boston, Oct. 1,—The coast of mothers:
New England was visited by a fierce sale,
which caused annually high tides, but
which. having been anticipated for sev-
eral days. did only slight damage to ship
plug. The hurricanes from them“: have
slowly crept northward until the atom
center was about 150 miles math of Fire
Island light. The wind blew it miles an
hour 011 Block island, and some rain fell.
but the precipitation was slight. The bar-
bor is filled with south hound vessels.
which are Waiting for the storm center-lo
pass out of their course.
'GIBBONS ON STRIKES.
fl- laye They An thyrofltable to Lab"
and Advleu Arbitration.
Foos‘mlllm. moon i.—Cardlnal Gib
boss, in a sermon on the labor question
here, said in pan: "Before the coming
of Christ manual labor was held in dog-
radation and relegated toalaves as being
unworthy of free men. Christ, our he.
vicar, has dignified and enuchlod labor by
word and example. He was pleased to
devote many years of his life to mechaoo
ical pursuits. and ever since he winked in
the carpenter shop be shed a halo around
the workshop
“Labor has its rights. chief among
which Is theprivllego of organizing with-
out infringing upon their employers. One
of the most difficult (locations in our
times to discuss it the question of strikes.
' Strikes, as experience has demonstrated.
are very questionable for the redress of the
laborers’ grievances. Statistics furnished
show that the loss to the oluployeee by
strikes for eight years amounted mnearly
$78,000. (lilo. while the employers lost only
ouch-if this amount.
" i earnestly hope that smile eihclent
remedy will be found to put an end to
our recurring strikes. and arbitration
seems to be the most patent that can be
conceived of."
A VANDERBILT COU NCIL.
‘l’be 'Ill“, VIII 0790“ the ”opened DI-
vm Wily.
Hooray. Oct. I.—-’l'hero was a meet
log of the Vanderbilt family at the Brune-
wiek hotel. this city. consisting of these
members: Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Van- '
delbilt. Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt,
George W. Vanderbilt. Mia: Vanderbilt,
Miss G. iii. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Twombiy
and Master it. C. Vanderbilt
This meeting took on more of the na—
ture of a conference than that of a family
gathering. and it was to consider what no
lien should be taken by the family in re-
gard to the into trouble between W. K.
Vanderbilt Mid his wife.
What conclusion was reached will per.
hapa not be known until some member of
the family cares to give it publicity. but
an intimate fritmd of the loudly and one
who knows the inside history of this di-
vorce trouble from the start gave this
opinion:
“The result of the confluence in the
Brunswick will be than the family as a
body will oppose the divorce with all III
power." w
1‘)va Wounded In a street Fight.
ELIZABETH. X. .11, Oct. l.—-l’)orin¢ a
street light betwmu ltalians and negroes
Anthony Hall. anointed man. was stab.
bed by Frank L'i'lr. an Italian. l'iic bur.
led a stiletto to the hilt in Hall'- thigh
and then plunged it again Into llall’s ahv
domed. L'llr was later arrested and iden-
tified. Hall will probably die. I-‘ranh
Hall, another new» and ilohert Lindsay.
ewblte man. were badly beaten during
the fight.
Important Wit-coo III-dug.
Wsiimwrnv, Oct. 1, —- Mrs. Elia C.
Olherg. wife of Johnii. Olherz. disappear-
ed from her home harmony morning. and
detectives have been unable to find her.
:Ihe was to have been the principal witnm
in the prosecution today by her husband
of Major Alex A. linseeil of tbopeoaioo
bureau, who is said to have formed 01-
bug's name.
acclaim Ana-led In flinging.
VIENNA. Oct. i.—Ths socialists of this
city held a demonstration in the Ring
stress» in from of the house of parliament.
A labor song. the chorus of which (I?
mended nnivsnalsuffm. Wheeling. The
police intervened and dispersed the meet
ing. Fourteen of thciasdersweresrresled.
Precision! Dlilw lilo! WM.
EIITZZAiiMI list. More. Oct l.—-A chill
wind mode the weather here very die
agreeable. and the presidmtand Mil house
hold did not wander far from the fins
which burden brightly in the open grates
M (in, Goblet
This holds Win in View".
AMSTERDAM. not 1,—liispswbas from,
Batavis mammoth» the Dutch. after
eight houn' hard fighting. rammed his
tame the stronghoidnf the liallness rah.
sis. The [Selina-e inst heavily
M In a (lo-W
iii/Inn. me. I *A serious «sandal af-
fecting a convent here is alvlngriasto
much «mm-sit The lady superior and
esveroi other persons have been arrested
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