'vamwm mm luv.
”newsman. .or the on 'ur
wmwonsmmm some.
statueshouldsv. .. ,
:Thefituofthumflundlyafi
totem song curricula the Hcrwalk
0M Hon». yesterday, was hgggly
" v
film . . . inhuman-
edhy 03A. Shepardafions. in which a
largsrquansiey o! naphtha was kept. was
destroyed by lire Friday afternoon.
Charles Bellini!!! Mun painting the
spine . of the Roswell: Co , sl
church. A large number of wcple
watched the steeple climber at his work.
Saturday afternoon. .
Unclaimed letters in the Norwallr
post-oilloe are addrcmd to Capt. C.
m Bette. Miss Carrie is. Dyer, Steph-
enDuryoa. Miss Laue, care of R. 0.
Gear, Hrs. George A.Partrlclr, Mrs. E.
A. Raymond. B. D. Williams.
James Hannon, the Bridgeport stone
cutter who went to bed in the Stamford
House, last Sunday night, leaving the
gas turned on, and who was taken the
next day to the Stamford Hospital, died
there Friday night. Everything possi«
ble was done to save the man’s life.
Austin Bidwell, the Bank of England
larger, who has gained fame through
his book deemibing life in English
prisons. has interested himself in Dr.
For. of Danbury. who is now serving a
term in Wetherslleld. He will probably
use his influence with the Board of Par~
dons to secure a pardon for Dr. Fox.
John T. Hayes. of Norwalk, has com-
pleted the framing of two old time Fair-
fleldOounty bank hills. One of the
bills, of the denomination of the two
dollars. and dated 1824. is signed'by H.
Beldeujs president, and John J. Brain-
rvrl. cashier. The other is of the one
dollar denomination, and the name of H.
Belden is signed as president and E. M.
Morgan as cashier. and is dated 1825.
First Sign o! Consumption.
Dr. C. W. lngraham says: A risen!
temperature of from one—half to one de-
gree at some period of greater or less
duration every 24 hours may be re-
garded as the first symptom of pul-
monary tuberculosis. occurring previous
to every other symptom. and before the
general health at the individual is is.
financed to a noticeable degree. The
temperature will be most elevated fol-
lowing bodily fatigue. Excluding other
morbid conditions that would cause a
similar elevation of temperature, it is
sale to diagnose the case as one of pul-
monary (or laryngeal) tuberculosis when
this temperature has persisted for a
period of two weeks and is associated
with loss at weight and vitality, even
though there has been no accompanying
cough or exmctoration and though physr
lcal examination gives negative results.
~New York Ledger.
The Yellow Jacket.
The yellow jacket of the great Ohi-
nese statomnw LI Hung Chang is
more of a vest than ajackot. It is made
at rich yellow satin, has no sleeves. Illa
the wearer cImely, and mcbes a little
below the waist. it does not fasten la
trout. but at the side. with small but-
tons, and on the trout II embroidered
the royal dragon oi China. Only live
Inch in all the snipire of China amour
titled to wear it. and you may gum our
recent guest. the wise and kindly LI
Hung Chung. enjoys his high privilege.
~New York Times.
Aahis Sprain.
For a sprained ankle pour hotvwater
born the height of tvm teetowuths
sprain. This should be rcxwatcdvtwlcs
sr thm times odor.
, uz‘zmnflu‘.“
.—
msssis and alarm
In the fall clesplug of clrslsts M
«lemmas tie best thing to wash the
walls and shelves with is a string, hot
solution (it slum water. A brush shslnld
be used for the m, as that will
Memmkssucmms. lira-leis
water is s good stadium for all sorts
to! W and will also kill the eggs,
whilebotwster and soap seem to all
In hatehlus them.
" (atla‘rs, an. it were buried
{We W. In
owe-v“ summon
“ " ‘ ‘~ arm
as
MwltsctAlhsstEMfl ‘ »,
were county, 9a are Postal died
In
*5 more
lie-M 9 ,. in mm ,, mt.
Pennsylvania otllolals two colours and sl-
lowlng them to ubums the bed which
will probably he done at can «ht-tier
Pollco Baker has received a'dlsplrtcbsilt»
log that the coroner of Chester county
.mldmrrlvr bars... as “m as mm
From the telegram received It appears as
Invastigstlou has been In prom side‘s
early last week. Last Monday. alarm
a stranger appearod‘st Herman Vsttes‘s
residence, on Broad street. this cltymcd
inqulred tor Mrs. Elsinore Kufdugehthe
mother of Mrs. Postal. hiss. Kufilngs‘rls
housekeeper for Mr. Vottcr. and was told
by the visitor that he had been sent here
by District Attorney Schafler of Delaware
county, Pa. to make arrangements for
the dislntcrment of the bodyiot Airs. Poe
tel. '
Tbs stranger also called on the police
and was told by Chief Baker that while
they had no authority in the case. they
would assist any Pennsylvania omclals
who might be sent here. The polloe are
guarding the grave In the cemetery and
olllcsrs have been doing relay duty day
and night. '
The dispatch whlch Chief Baker has re-
ceived states that the physlclnns who at.
tended Mrs. Postal. gave It as their opln-
ion that she died from lead poisoning.
Dr. Wells of Germantown, Pa, where the
woman was liraE taken tick, was one of
those who attended her. The Postels llvcd
In Orange, N. 1., bolero removing to
Wayne 9 '
BIG JAIL DELIVERY.
Six Desperate and Dangerous Prisoners
Escape from a Kentucky Prison.
LOUISVILLE, Oct lid—Another daring
jail delivery was perpetrated at the county
jail here and six desperate prisoners made
thelr escape. The delivery was supposed
to be a wholesale one, In which every prls~
oner confined on the third floor of the old
jail was to get out. but the watchtuIness
of the turnkeys§prevented this, and only
the six men escaped. The men who got
out are as follows: ‘ '
Jake Brlll, convicted counterlelter, hav-
lng a sentence of six years to serve.
Harry Brooks. convicted of robbing a
postclllce and having a sentence of four
years to serve. .
Tom McKenzie. charged wlth house-
breaking, and having had no trlhl.
Wlllinm McKenzie. charged with house-
breaklng. and awaiting trial.
Tom Kelly. charged with housebroak’
lag. and awaiting trial.
Wes .Satterley. charged with now steal-
Ing. and awaiting trial.
All of the men were whltc and were
considered desperate prisoners, who would
hesitate at nothing.
They galned their liberty by scraping
the mortar tram bricks In cell No. 5, let.
ting the brlclld fall Into the Interior of the
cell. and in this manner they got a hole
large enough for them to climb through.
One at n time they made their way out
of the hole and climbed to the roof. Then
with the means of a short rope they let
themselves down Into a narrow alley he-
twecn the wall of the jallyard and an abut-
ment of the new lull and escaped. None
of the escaped prisoners have been cap-
tured.
This Is the second jsll delivery In Lou-
lsvllle within the last year. seven prIsou-
era luaklng their escape on last Christmas
day.
Bismarck on Russo-English Antagonism.
View”, (lot. lad—Tho None Frele
Pressc publishes an Intervlew Iron a
Hamburg correspondent with It states
man. who Is understood to be PrInco Ills-
marck. In whlch be assortcdthnt the user's
visit to France was necessary for the
maintenance of tho relatlons hitherto es-
Istlng between France and Russia and
to keep the French In a good humor.
From the point of view of the triple alli-
ance, he said, the vIsIt Increases the orbit-
Ing guarantees of peace. The overpower-
ng question before the world. be conclud-
ed. Is the Russo-English antagonism.
Greek Prlest llanlslied.
Sr. Pil’l'lllihiil‘llll. Oct. 26,—Er-Pope
Tolstol of the Russian church. whowas
merrily deposed from the prlust's func-
tluus Imcauro he had refused to clear him-
self at an accusation that be had been con-
vortsd to Catholicism, bus been arrested
at Moscow and taken to Nllnl, where he
was condemned by a church trlbuuul to
seven ymrs' banishment from Ht. Peters;
burg and Moscow and was Iorblddeu to
hold any state olllcs for :30 years.
Supervisor Ferguson Dead.
Nsw Youu. (lot. cumin-Supervisor
Cornsllns Ferguson dled at his home In
llriumphurst, N. it. from a cumpllcatlnn
at sllmsuts. Mr. Ferguson was elected
supervisor nine times. and Im- Ill years
was chairman of the board of trustees ol
the Include!“ hm st Fort Hamilton.
its also served the ycsrs as shore Inspect-
or. hsvlasbssu sppclntsd to that cases
by Governor lllll.
an”... . "a.” WW...“
Cotton Warehouse nursed.
albums. "at. lie—Tbs moss disas-
trous mutton the In the history of Halves»
mu occurred here, resulting In the destrucw
“on M 4.400 bales and the warehousoln
which they were stored. Origin ot the
hrs Is not known. The warehouse was
owned by W. P. we. Loss on wars-
bouss. trance; loss on cotton. 9195.000.
kiss tally covered by Insurance.
WIIMIIIII‘O rim roar-sales.
1‘s! moss. 0st. so. -. Queen WII.
belmius tool her first communion yester-
day In the emcee of her mother. the
guess resent. the sport. clvllasd military
atheists and a large concourse of people.
General run Hubble has arrived with a
gift from llrapsvov William tor the young
eased
meals-s “when”.
Miss.“ Ida-Them astut-
sasshylspasolthetlblasssrssdsmaol
mmaumm.mm
Inseam sternum»
was. lapsals helm
”Kuhn and
d
“mobilise-diaries.
1w ‘ , , a?
,4»
g
g . Stop the Intrepid Mateo. ‘
as Home»: or email
ra- smna (lsasrals catwalk!“ by is,
. I V. I w.
limit in i“ ivy. | ll“
.m ,1?
K1! Wag-300;: lay—Wan lntcrmed
PM .. _ W“ ”W , . chem,
avsns scum “stagnated "by melt
that Macao has crossed the mobs at Arts-
;lslsssnd ’. lelnsel‘cilm III-cram losses Ia
Havana provlhos. They declare that the
was circulated by listen or his eucsmp
meat at Csoarsilcars. and s contemplated
struck on that man'- merely’a felnt
at the Insurgent leader to concentrate the
Spanish troops at that pulnt. ‘ " ' . ‘ ’
. That tbe‘russ was spoossatul Isvprovsd
by the loot that General Gonzals Munoz,
with large forces. was seat 1In that direc-
tion to attack Macao, but upon their cr-.
rival at Generations the Spaniards found
nothing but a deserted camp. . -
Macao‘s followers under lcrood marches
than made a detour to the southward, and
suddenly appeared at Artemlsa, the con.
mi post on the line of the trovhn. Giving
his men temporary rest the Insurgent
oblsf sent word to the commandant that
he Intended to bombard the town. giving
the Inhabitants live hours In which to
leave the city. Not heading Macao's
throats the fipanlards would permit no
one to leave. .. . ‘
Macao opened fire on’the town with his
artillery and 30 shots from the insurgent
dynamite gun were thrown Into the city.
Every building ls said to have been level-
led, while the slaughter of nonoombatants
was appalling. Durlng the carnage Macao
and his followers crossed the line of the
trocha into Havana province, where they
joined the forces of General Aguirre
Th9 Competitor Trlal.
Krv Wns'l‘. Oct. ell—A New York news-
paper corrcspondent Is to receipt of a let-
ter'lrcm one of the crew of the schooner
Competitor. confined In Fort Cabana.
Havana, stating that the prollmluary ex-
nmlnatlou of the Competitor's crew was
continued last Monday and Tuesday. The
depositions of the prisoners were taken
within the inclosures of the fort. Laborde
and Melton entered a protest against he-
lng again tried for plmcy and rebellion,
which were the offenses charged In the In-
dictments when the men were previously
court martialed.
Laborde and Melton also protested
ngalnst being tried by what Spaniards
term ordinary court martial. which Is a
mllltary trlbunsl. and not being given an
opportunity to communicate with or be
represented by counsel. They claimed the
right, under treaty stipulations, of a trial
by the civil courts. protesting further that
they could not be legally trIod without
the presence of a representative from the
American consulate. and that. as no rep.
reseutntlve of the United States govern-
ment was permltted by military regulu‘
tlons to go within Fort Cabana. any trial
held there would be Illegal.
The letter adds that the judge advocate
temporarily suspended the proceedlngs to
consider the protests. stotlng that due no—
tification would be given Consul General
Lee of the trlal. The probabllltles are
that the trial will he transferred to the
Arsenal building, where the former court
martial was held.
Spanish Papers Still Bitter.
LONDON. Oct. ‘20.-——-A Madrid dispatch
to The Standard says: "The press continue
bitterly to resent and declare It Impossible
to admit In any shape or form the Unlted
Staten: Interference In Cuba. The govern-
ment In straining cvcry nerve to bring the
rebellion to a declslvo Issue. Orders have
been sent to Captain General Weyler to
this cllect."
Big Fire at. a Lumber Plant.
Ssorxsw, Mich. Oct. Ell—Flu; broke
outlast evening in the lumber piles on
the mill plum. promises of the Central
Lumber company at lewnukce. six miles
down the rlvor. It spread Into every
large ocnllsgrutlon. which destroyed about
8,000,000 feet of lumber. The sawmill
and ssltworks were In Imminent danger.
but were saved. and only some small
buildings were blll’llflll. The fire depart-
meat of Saginaw and Bay City assisted
In lighting the Ilalncs. The loss will ap~
pmxlmste 0160.000, and Is understood to
he fulrly covered by Insurance.
Fatal Runaway Accident.
Aslnsmmv, More. (lot. fill—A terrible
runaway accident occurred here. when
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred thumbs and I: hired
boy and Mlle Merl-III. aged 10 years, were
thrown from Mr. Cocmbs' buggy wblln
lust Icavlog hls house at Turbury's our!
nor. Mrs. (loombs struck a tree and was
Instantly klllcd, her neck bolug broken.
The hired boy was fatally Injured. whlls
Mr. Crumbs sullercd concusslcu of the
brain, but will recover. The Morrlll boy
was only slightly Injured. Mrs. ’,"‘t‘"‘lll
was 41' years of sue. The horse 2W. no
Irlgbtcncd at a pile of rocks.
llleyollst lsvlously Injured.
Homers. Mae. Oct. 2ll.—-lllcycllst Al-
exander Casupbell was ssrlcusly Injured
here by collldlng with an electrlc cor.
Several of his rlbs were broken and In
ternsl Injuries are feared
TELseeAel-uc TICKS.
A Pasteur Institute physician In France
dIscevcrsd an antltexlns for snake bites.
blobs cl masked horseman overrun tbs
turnpike reads In Anderson county, Ky..
destroying all the toll gates.
Two women prlsnam escaped from the
Tombs. In New York. by jumping from
a window In the deputy wardsu’s spart-
meets.
Blsmarcklsn as vlsw the Italian:
Monteusgrsu man age slllsnce as so In
mus on the put cl England to Isolate
Germany.
Application has been reads to Justice
Barnard for tbs appointment of a resolver
tor the Inspire Inns and investment com-
pany at llsw York.
r’l'bs llsv. Dr: flwsrd’ Metllynn was
timed at the Amnesty associatlou's meet
Infill New York when he advised that
the “lion's tall be not twisted too hard.“
Overflowvvasrelssd for ohtalulo the
“harem cl lslsh poIItIcal prisoners In eg-
Vss, so can .
Perry. l'lflshsvsmst the Show
as they an ours.
. fishy " momma-sad am”
lltrsuobsdlnlflthllcenlk.
w.lrmm¢~ mm and peer
Ian's plum yielded to Dean’s Kli-
m Pills.
Unintents and oils were thrown
argyle theront. ‘
Deep rooted prejudices existed.
Dean’s Kidney ‘Pllls changed all this.
Dean's Kidney Pills have cured-lie
molly W cases of
Kidney Disease—discus. slow, lu-
sldious. and deceiving,
And havogbroughi good sound
to scores at sullerers.
Mr. F. 0. Lyon. or No. 22 ngh street.
adds his testimony. He helped to
mold the minds as a host or an (allow
oltlsens. ‘ His profession. that. of a
school teacher (or thirty years, lltlsen
at which he was principal. placed him
prominently before the public. When
In harness he was an oracle and his
utements carry weight. He says: “1'
procured a box or Dean's Kidney Pills
from Pleistsd's pharmacy tor a slight
urinary trouble that originated from a
cold. I caught It at an entertainment
about two years ago” Dean's Kidney
health
Pills must have brought about the .
change, for . am now qulte well."
Dosn's Kidney Pills are tor sale by
all dealers, price 50 cents. mailed by
Foster-Million 00., Bullslo. N. 7..
Sole Agents for the United States.
“errands are sullerlng excrudst-
lug misery from that plague oi the
night. Itching Piles. and say nothing
about It through a sense ct dellcscy.
instant rel“ In Dean's Ointment. It
never fails.
Winning .
Its
Way!
Why take the chances?
All is not high grade coflee
that is called Mocha and
Java. ()ur Mocha and Java
blend is pronounced great,
and is surely winning its
way into public favor.
If you love line coffee buy
my Mocha and Java blend.
Bluster and blufl make no
lasting good impression. l
believe I have a fine article,
and want the public to know
and enjoy it.
A fresh lot just in.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
' ‘I
TIIE OELEBRATED
Hazléton
and
Cross Creek
- - GOALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Goals are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivemd by
careful drivers. Bond oulsr
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim Is cor-
rect. '
MM
RAYMOND BROS.
80. inseam.
general or s Isl dsblllt wellsisl-
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panels sic. Corrects Invitational I letters.
“and by errors or excesses. quietly moving:
subs“ in older illltl‘ giving yl are
As“. H . WM” ! t Cal’s»
r weakness prevail
racism liege. simple, salami. and legitimate.
. I All.
new new
consume. Pilosill
'9 . m . ice,
m lllls‘ cowardice ,
of
quality.
II. KRIEGER,
WAGONS I
flow: out loomed-tins“.
BUGSIES. , .
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OARIIAOES,
CANOPIES.
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cam. arm can rm.
HENRY TILLY.
We know whereof we allirm when we
state that Ayer’s Pills, :tahen promptly
at the first symptoms of colds and fevers,
arrest further progress of these disorders.
and speedily‘restore the stomach, liver
and bowels, to their normal and regular
action. '
Theories of cure may be discussed at
length by ofihysicinns, but the sull'erers
want qui relief; and One Minute
Cough Cure will give it to them. A
safe cure for children. It is “the only
harmless remedy tll‘st reduces immed.
late results.” E. P. cod and G. C
Stillson;
In mauy cases the first work of Ayer's
Sarsuparilla is to expel the clients 0! the
other medicines that have been tried in
vain. It would be a saving of time and
money it experimenters took Ayer's Bar.
sapurilla at first. instead of at last.
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Patent
Medicines
EASY
AND PLEASANT
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To
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sonahle eflerl will helped:
in acommodure pimps,
V but changes cannot be Is-
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We will not promise youth: earth,
but we do promise to show you ‘
the largest and beat assorted stock
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stocks in the cities and then come
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Iborderst Mild Gil: Moulding shop to
cases or us on, on no postal
Estimates Chgc‘fnllv Given. Inc
sperms
takes out ink. paint,
tar, pitch,grascl’
and stains from
clothing and car-
pets quickly and
completely and
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m BROAD Stun. mom's 00""
Prom 10mm.to7p.m. anyday except
Sunday.
Thsdoctor Is a r
the past nineteen mtg].
of women a spec . les 9 from
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theassurance cl receiving the most ekIlII'uIand
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n .
arms moderate
to. laciosestsmr
h Ielsn and for
linsyde the diseases
“31%
an letters mild: replied
F. D. CROSBY, D. D. 8.
Graduate of Philadelbbla Dental College.
Dentistry Perfumed in all it s
Branches.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
larvIn's New Block. Washington street.
Second floor
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remedy is:
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muscles, keying.
:» mm m.
new ‘ 9 revisit; .
m-hwdblhsm‘ .
of custom-armhole:
my .Illbvm «
awaiting on y some tlgureg
catch or pelagic sealers um
The United sum-ms:
JordanJmca-sad ll' ”. ' ,
Mind by a British 9mmm~ j;
of Messrs. d’Arcy, Thcmv "
scan. but while these gen ‘
their Inquiries In oompanyaud
more min-meme , .9
mats Independent rs tttothsls‘ .
t are m '
tlvc governments and
jolut action.
on one point of the utmost Ins ~-
tbs Unltsdstalesand British . .
m appear to. be in . .
that without relevance tothss‘a
have brought the sea‘luliardsto' ‘
ant alarming v dop scum . g ,
lurther operations cl pelagic seal-n
prove dlsastrous and threaten the, ‘
minutiae of the seals. This Is a meatles-
portaut concosslon on the part, ~
British. as In the correspondence
led up to the reference of the one!“
these expert commissions Lord Sal
contention has been that the seal _ _
Indicted little or no damage ll,
herds compared with the losses s ' . .9
through the annual killing of soalaf‘otl. I!
Prlbyley islands by the Forth AW
Seal company. It ls true that the
dlsn and Brltlsh experts were Inclined . ..
the bells! that the present conditional; the
herds was In a large measure / ’ ) .
to the operations of the lenl‘wlllmlh “ ‘
1889 and prior years when the? m”: ,\ ' ’
mitted to kill as manyas 100,000 ”Wit-
pually on the Islands. As the not!”
alone will report Iggependently'ths ’ :2
of the remedy to recommeu ‘ ,
be known yet. The Abraham'W
sloncrs would favor a total suspension ‘
pelagic sealing If possible, and whilsli‘ _.
hardly probable that the British would.“
willing to concede this much, it is be- .
Ilevcd that they may be disposed insomnia ,
mend further restrictions upon pelagic , .
seallng. either by extending the boundaries
of the closed zone or lengthening the nip
season, or both. ' '
AN ALARMING eouol'rlou, '
Grave rears Enter-tuned For the“! .
of People and Property In my.
Losnou. Oct. all—The Standard'slcon:
stnntlnople correspondent says: "Thom,
chase'of arms during the past week, he! 3
been most extensive and a feeling at ‘
vague uneasiness and alarm Is spread“!
rapidly. The palace hopes to distract the
attention of the Moslems In Punctuation- _
pie from Its own misdeeds byfiioldlnj M
a prospect of unlimited loot. " ‘ 9
An Athens dispatch to the "mom .
says: “Reports from all parts of Turkey
pointto the complete dislocation o! the
administrative machine and an absent.
of all justice and public security. The
envoys have sent a collective nototcths .9
ports of the strongest character in view at
the crltlcal situation." -
Arrest of Armenians Continue.“
Cossusmopn. Oct. lid—It ls Inputs
ed that the police have seized large num-
bers of bombs. The arrests of Armsalans
continue here.
BENSON’S SUCCESSOR. ‘
Kev. Frederick Temple of Ins-don Ap-
pointed Archbishop of Canterbury;
Lennon. 0a. 26.—The Right Rev.
Frederick Temple, bishop of Laminar“
been appointed archbishop of Canterbury
and prlmste of all England, In an >
to the late Most Rev. Edward White Ben-
son.
The Times ssys In a leader on than):
polatment o! the archbishop of canine
bury: k,
“In point of Intollctual power and three
of character no prelate on the Bplseolb‘l
bench can present claims summing those
of Dr. Temple. The lieutenant and Il-
vlser of the late primate. he may chill A,
share of the success whlch Archbishop
Benson undoubtedly nchleved. arm
and London Dr. Temple has held the bal-
ance even with a firm hand among the
various shades of opinion In the church."
. ,
Prince August Married. ‘ :
Bram. Oct. ell—Prince August; hair
apparent to the duchy of Oldenburg; was
married at Schwerln to the Duche- Bllsa- '
both, sister of the Grand Duke W
Francis of Mecklonburg-Schwerlu. Pm
August's former wIIc. Princess Elisabeth
ol Prussia, died In August. lllllll. lin-
pcror WIIIIam. Prlnce Henry of Prussia.
the Grand Duke Vladimir of Russia and
others were present at the wedding.
Whisky and Cards cause Trouble.
Russsumua, Ky, Oct. ltd—Adm
vllle, Logan county. was the scenic! 9h
desperate battle. Moan whisky and bath
resulted In the death of one man and the
probable death of another. Arch Proctor
stabbed to death Aaron Grafton audit.l
rlcusly wounded his brother. Dos Ora!-
tou. The dead man was swell knows
joem‘ < a...
General Hunter- Dsad. . we
Bmomscros. loll. Oct. lie—Gm
Marion 0. Hunter died here of' mulls;
lie was the most honored eltirsn cl ”I“!
legion and was distinguished bothln civil!
and mllltary Ills. lie was the sweet
Spsdgrass Hill and saved the day at.
Chlcltamauga. The lunsral will occur to- _
marrow. .
callous sunny nurses.
Psovrpsncs. not. ill—Alice. thew,
old daughter of Councilman char Sb-
son of the Beacon!) ward. died a's tith-
sult of 3:13)! "caved while "lulu”; hm.
thymine ster ope were [I It. , ) ,j
matches. The latter was also mum ‘
burned and cannot live.
round Guilty of “read more
nonsense, Oct. saw-John 1'. '
the Rochester lawyer races , , _ y ,
train panties oqug to al . , ‘ .
sloualsats. basbssn round gal‘t‘yslfl ‘
sharps of grand larceny. lie A ‘
v _
comm operatives]. ,
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