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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-12

DUBLIC BALE OF Valuable CITY
i Property In one OF the best locations I'm
tho ci.y -On Monday, December IL, 1888, Will
be sold at the Keystone House, a valuaDle lot
less, and extending IN depth l30 feet TO q 10
feet Wide alley. on which Is erected large
two.story Brick Dwelling House, No. 7ls, with
two o-story brick back building and a largo
frame kitchen attached, containing In all nine
rooms and who hall cellar underneath the
whole house.
rale To commence at O'clock whom condi-
tiOns will 10 made known by
FREDERICK NOLLMER
SHUBRRT 4 SUTTON. AucIs, ds-6td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-12
Truth Crush al to Earth

Il bound to rise Crowd down ana smother
the truth as you may concerning Thomas
Ectectric on yet the facts win rise up that 1t Ia
one of the best RENT dies tor aches, sprains.
and pains that has ever been invented, For
sale by IL. Is. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39
North Queen street.
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FoRTlFr feeble lungs against winter blasts
with Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar.
Pike's ToothAche Drops cure in one minute.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
our RSsuLam oonRUsrospssuE.
Events Along the suspuohannh--itens W
Intrrcst In aud Around tho borough
r,cked up by the intoin-


Events Along the susquohanna--itoms Of
tntsrost In aud Around tho Borough
riohed up by the intoin-
Rencsr Reporter.
To night meeting OF Orion lodge OF
Odd Fellows will be held.
Holiday entertainment rehearsals are now
taking place ip church circles.
Co. q has changed it's name to Columbia
light infantry.
Members Of tho Grand Army post arO
talking about attending the Emerson
grand concert in Lancaster on next Friday
evening,
People universally complain Of dullncss
In trade here, and yet 0 Columbia ladies
are to receive 1900 sealskin sacks for
Christmas gift.
Corinthian Chapter, No. 224, II. A NJ,
elected the following OH Iers last night (:
NJ. i H., w. q. Taylor king, Theodore
Urban scribe, &. 5. Kaufman treas.
uror, Chas. III. Piahlor; secretary, A, j.
Kaufman repr, sentative to grand lodge,
j. A. Slado ; trustees, A. Jsssol, Milton
Wike and James Pcrrottet.
A meeting will be held In the chief
burgess office tonight by tho committee
appointed by tho several fire companies OF
town 10 complete arrangements for the
Shawnee parade on New Years Day. All
the necessary details of tho affair will then
DO determined upon.
SOCIAL items
A large surprise party was given to
Miss Maggie Collier on Monday evening.
About 40 guests were present. A delight
ful evening was passed by oil.
Miss Matte Hausc, an aged lady, WAS
surprised au Monday evening by q large
number Of friends calling upon her and
bringing with them numerous presents OF
articles of comfort. The recipient OF these
kind attentions of her friends was much
affected at these tokens Of esteem In which
she IL held.
POOR Gas
Columbia is suffering agaiu from poor
gaS. For that matter 1t suffers from the
same complaint quito often. The poor
quality of the gas does not seem to affect
the size OF the gas bills. however. As
long rs consumers stand this sort Of thing
the gas company will keep up the fraud
upon them.
novtug to yors.
York Dispatch.
Mr.. J. w. Steacy, one of the firm owning
and running the York rolling mill, is about
moving from Columbia to York, aud will
reside on East Philadelphia street. Mr.
Steacy has lived in his pre- eut house fo
over sixteen years and his COiumbis
friends will be sorry To lose him, but
Columbia's loss is YOrk's gain, as Mr.. 8 II
an earnest, thorough busiu, ss nan most
excellent citizen, aud cannot fail To max,
many new friends ia York, where his busi
ness interests are centred We welcome
him to \ Urk aud wish him continued sue.
cess IN his business.
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Small Pox driven from u community by
Darbys rrophylactic Fluid. See advertise
mpnt
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FplIepsy OF Nine Years.

Il thank the giver OF all good gifts" writes
J. n. Marshall, OF CRANKY, Newton Co. Mo ,
" tor giving me Samaritan Nervtne. II cured
daughters epileptic fits, OF years standing
Get at druggists. $3.50. dll.lwdeod&w
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REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
the National Convention WIN be seid at
Chicago.

Tho National Convention WIN be aeid at
Chicago.
WASHINGTON, Deo. 10 Tho Republi-
can national committee met to day at
Arlington hotel. Pennsylvania was rep
resented by O. L. MCGEE. ID. W. Sabin,
of Minnesota, was elected chairman by
aoclamation. On motion of Mr.. Elkins, of
New Mexico, June Sd was fixed as the date
for assemblage of the national convention.
Discussion on the basis of representation
at the convention then followed.
Mr.. Freye spoke AZ length iu support of
his proposition for new basis of repre-.
sentation at the next convention, and at
the conclusion of his remarks the subject
was laid aside for the purpose of hearing
delegations in support of the claims of
their various sections of the country for
holding the national convention.
The claims Of Philadelphia to the honor
were presented by Colonel Snowden In q
stirring speech. The place selected for the
holding of the convention, he said, would
have very little to do with the naming
OF candidate, and so far as Pennsylvania
was concerned she had no candidate to
present, and only desired that tho
Republican party should present the
strongest and best man for the ticket.
He then reviewed the hotel, hall and
telegraphic accommodations of Philadel.
phia, and argued that no better could be
found in any other city in the country.
But there was another point, the cen.
trail feature of tho Republican platform
would be the protection Of American in
dustry aud labor and it was well
that tho convention which represented the
party which upheld that principle ohould
come to great city which had been
built I'm larpely by the influences
of that system. The convention should
come to the city where the party was born
and take new impulse for the march to
ho Iaol an -
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DKiyATE SALE.-THAr DEsIKABLE
j Residence, corner OF East Orange and
Lime streets. Having furnace range, gas, hot
and cold water aud fountain In side yard.
W. ID. sPRECHER,
81 East King Street.
n242mdW&S Lancaster, Pa.
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Chicago Selected

Chicago has been selected as the place
for the holding of the national convention
on the 4th ballot a; Chicago 25, Cincinnati
Is, Philadelphia 0, Saratoga 0, Chatauqua
mono.
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The paiioting for Place.

The first ballot for the location of the
convention resulted Cincinnati IL, Phila.
dolphia 8, Chicago IA, Indianapolis 4, sar.
atoga 8.
Ia tho second ballot Cincinnati II,
Chicago II, Philadelphia none, lndianapo
lis |, Chautauqua none.
Third ballot; Chicago 90, Cincinnati
81, Philadelphia II Saratoga 4, indianapolis
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FOR SALE OR REM.

LOR HENT.-a FARM In THE OITY or
L Lancaster from April !, 1854. Apply TO
j. NJ. BURRE,
nl4-lt1 No. Is North Duke Street
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J,LECTIoS soTIUE.
Ia 1HR FIRST NATIONAL BkrK,
STRAsBURo, ~, DKo 7, '5JS
The annual election for Directors OF this
Bank 10 serve for the ensuing year will be
held at the banking house on TUESDAY,
JANUARY g. 1894, between tho hours OF ii
GEO. W. HENsEL, JR,
dT,5tdSlty Cashier
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In this lie must have a speciality that 10,
m ust concentrate the abilities OF body and
mind on some one pursuit. Burdook Blood
radical cure OF dyspepsia, and liver and kid
ney affections. For sale by IL. b. Cochran,
druggist, 1877 aud lS9 North Queen street.
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UNCB LU~CHl'
u SCHILLER HOUSE,
This (wEDEsDAY) evening sour Krout and
speck and sprOnger's Lager Beer on tap,
lie T.. MATTERN.
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NFg ADVERTIsEM Es rs.

A CN NNOwLFD9ED BY ALL JUDSE.
n that the yellow Front SC. Havana Cigar
MARTMAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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On t~elegraphie Indianapolis
que le docteur Ford, qui Went de
MOURN q Hagerstown, ne s'est pas
embarqu6 sans biscuits pour pautre
monde. Avant ga mort il q mand6
a son chevet lie surintendant du che
min de fer Pan Handle, a fait un
march6 avec lui pour la location
dun train faneraire special, a ache
t6 500 tickets, envoye a ses amis
DIES lettres d'invitation q son enter
rement ct pave d'avance leurs de-
penses d'h6tel & West Sonora, Ohio,
Oh les funerailles ydevaient avoir
lieu ct ont Gu lieu en- effet. LIE doc
teur s'est eteint en- paix, apres avoir
pr6vu ct regl6 tous les details de
SEES obseques. Csetait un homme RI
che ct philosophe, &g6 de IS ans. II
laisse une jeune veuve, qui etait So
troisieme epouse.
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II - ss@tablir an Texas, uue co.
Ionic franchise. Ello est fond6e par
an pretre 10 P6re Emile Chapolard,
que ron dit possesseurd'une grande
fortune. LIE Pere Chapolard est ar
rive, reinforcement. q Graytown,
co,ntG de Wilson, a~ccolnpagn6 des
deux fills dun richie lubricant fran.
GALS II a achete 400 arpents de n.
FRANCOIS Gillette. autre richie Fran.
Gals. Dams ca.s 400 arpents, Sc trou.
ve englob6 Ie bourg de Graytown.
LIZ Pere Charolard va acheteI 1000
d 1000 autrrs a%rI~nts; ct a CO ter
rain il etablira IL cOlonie franchise:
II constrnira rEglise 4 SEES pr0pres
frais.
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BAYoU.-Le bayou qui, dams lie
mois de mars, inspirait des GRANTEES
~s6rieuses a tous les habitants, est
devenu actuellement un bienfait
pour les planteurs riziers. La hau-
teur de son niveau permet d'inOn-
der les rizieres avec facilit6 ct avec
le secours de son eau cette recolte,
une des principles de la paroisse,
promet de bonner d'excellents re-
sultats. Dams tOus les champs que
nous avons vus, cette cer6ale est
pleine de vigueur ct exempte de
toutes les plantes parasites qui en-
combrent solvent les champs. II
faut esperer que Ia maturlt6 Sc fera
sans inconvenient ct que les plan
teurs trouveront tous les bras ne
cessaires pour lie cOupage.
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\ CONCERT. LIE concert ct la foire
Ebanes jeudi de la semaime d%erniere,
b3nefice de pH6pital de Charlie
= Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans, a etc tres
ntisfaisant sous tous les rapports,
|nalgr6 rinclemence du temps. lie
Ftsnltat pecuniaire, %surtout, a de-
aoue tons les calculs. LIE produit net
Test Gleve dams les environs de
400.
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/ CREVASSE FOURNIEE.-Le conf
Is charge de faire boucher la Gre
vasse Fourier s'est mis- a, T9uyre.
ct, dams peu de jours, lie travail a
etc complete proyisoirement, dams
pespoir de pouvoir lie consolider lie
lendemain. Mais lie lendemain ma
tin, une partie de rouvrage deja
accompli ayant c6d6 d la preston,
il a fallu fairc IN nOuyeau travail
qui, cette fois-ci, maintiendra, il
fault pesperer, reau .du bayou dams
son lit.
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LASsesseur dc

ssEssEMENT.- LAssesseur de
Els paroisse, Mr.. r.. II. Mcbride,
svient de terminer lie tableau d'as-
easement, pour pannee 1883, ct ce
tableau sc trcnve actuellement de-
nose dams son bureau on les contri-
buables sont d meme de voir 81
leurs pv0prietes sont assesses cor
rectement. Dans lie cas- OH reyalua-
ton serait trop forte, lie cont1ibua-
bic lie droit De porter So reclama-
ton, duement assermentee, deyant
le Jury de Police qui, agissant COM
me.arbitre, fxera destination.
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! poMnlEs DE TERRE.-La recolte
NOMINEES de terre a etc assez
edante, mails lie prix de &c tu-
rcule est tellement bas, pour lie
,apent, que les planteurs lie sen
Knisissent que lorsqu'ils ne peu.
mt mas faire autrement. On croft
= dams quelques ,jours les prix
eviendrOnt meilleurS.
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IuoNs.-On nous annonce, CON-
devant prochainement arriver
notre port, un fort enlargement
melons delicieux, cnltives esp6.
Dupent par un DIES premiers agri-
1fenrs de la Chenniere, pour ru-
n DIES habitants de Thibolaux.
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MARIAGE.-Le grand evenement
de la semaine q etc lie marriage dun
jeune hOmme de Ia NOuvelle.Or-
leans, Mr.. Delbondio, avec Nellie
Howell de Thibodanx. La veille de
cette importante ceremonie, lie fan
c6 . enterr6 sa vie de garcon dams
un grand diner, donn6 . pH6tel des
strangers, auquel il await convi6
ses plus chauds amis de la Nouvelle
Orleans. Tous ces jeunes gems,
pleins de jeunesse ct de vie, ont fait
honneur an repas prepare, dams les
cuisines de FH6tel, q leur intention
ct au genereux Nectar qui
tr6nait majestueusement sur Ia ta-
BILE. Tout le monde Sc trouvait con-
tent, ct des vmux de prosperite ct
de bonheur sortaient de t0utes les
bouches.
LIE lendemain, All heures du ma
tin, reglise Episcopale, brillamment
eclair6e par de nombreux Candida
bres, reunissait dams son sein une
foule de monde convi&e a cette res
plendissante c6r6monie nuptiale.
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LOCALES.

MrENs.-Il y q beaucoup de
- oui courent les rues de Ia
On dit quill y en- a parmi qui
Snragfs, ct lie monde est plus
noins effraye.
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DupGrier, le dOcteur . declare le
jeune homme hOrs de danger, les
pleasures etant settlement superb
~cielles ct ne depassant guere pepi-
derme. Mons EN- sommes heureux
ct lui souhaitons un prompt reta-
basement. C'est 6gal, il nous sem
BILE quill y a enOrmement i faire
dams les moulins a scie pour prove
mir des accidents, Embarrassment
trop fr6quents, ct qui, neuf fois sur
dix, sont excessivement graves, ST.
non fatals.
Nos planteurs ct jardiniers, dit lie
Journal G1bevie, sont- satisfaits DIES
ondees qu'ils ont cues cette semai-
ne. Les r6coltes ct les legumes
poussent a vue d'eil depuis les der
nieres pluies, ct lie temps est tout i
fait propice aux plantes de toute
espece.
WEST BATON-ROUGE.
Dams la paroisse Quest Baton
Rouge on a SEINE du mails en- abOn-
dance, ct, a pareille 6poque, il ma
jamais etc en- 81 bon etat qu'aujour-
d'hui ; il rendra enormement, sans
aucun dOute. Les anciens fermiers
| predisent une richie recOlte.
NATCHl TOCHES.
Nous empruntons au Peoples Vim
dicator &c qui suit ::
La pluie de mercredi dernier a
fait beaucoup de bien aux recoltes
DIES champs ct aux plantes des jar
dins ; Giles avaient commence d
souffrir DIES rayons du soleil, qui
n'avait cesse de darder SEES rayons
sur Giles, dcpuis longtemps.
LIE cotton a reussi a reprendre,
apres les froids qui pavaient forte
meut eprouve. II y a maintenant un
excellent aspect.
On he peut attendre du mails
plus quill ne dome actuellement.
Tout indiQue done une belle recolte
Les fruits ct les legumes ont par
faitement reussi ; Oh les offre Ell
| abundance dams nos rues.
ST. JEAN BAPTIsTE.
Nous lisons dams le Meschace5e
du 2 JUN Mardi dernier, I'm sac
fottant dams lie 1euve en- face de
phabitation Godbery, a etc retire
par des travaillenrs don't rhorreur
fut grande lorsqu'ils s%'apercurent
que &c sac renfermait lie cadavre
dun petit garcon nouveau-n6 ct
blanc. LIE coroner fut Immediate
ment prevent ct proceda 4 une en-
quote. LIE juri a ennis popinion,
apres les consultations scientifques
du DR.. Huard, qu'un infanticide
await etc commits par Inc personne
inconnue jusqu'ici. LIE sac portait
radresse de "Sport Plantation ha-
bitation qui nest point dams notre
paroisse. Esper0ns que &c crime
abominable ne restera, pas impuni
ct que bient6t son auteur sera sous
les verrOux.
LIE juri de police, dams sa seance
de mercredi, a refuse les complies
present6 pour Ia PREPARATION de la
lev6e du Bonnet Care. II y aura,
nous assure-t.on, un process intent6
q la paroisse pour d6cider la ques.
ton de sa responsibility des frais
encourus pour PREPARATIONS de le.
wees.
CALCASIEU.
Trois on quatre habitants les plus
entreprenants du Lake Charles ont
pintention de c~onstruire, a travers
les rues de Ia vile, une vote ferree
qui, partant du chemin de fer, ira
jusqu'a la rue Ryan.
On telegraphie Indianapolis
n,no In 6ooforr EnrA uni v,ionf 6o
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PAROINGEN,
vER1uLLroN.

vER1uLLION.
Les engagements de telnperature
ont etc 81 frequents, annonce le Me-
ridional, que lie systeme ma pm s,y
faire ct consequemment il y a un
malaise general partout. Tout lie
monde est indispos6. /.
&c meme journal annonce que
petit q petit, on Sc debarrasse du
We'll adage du vieux systeme ct que
lie cotton nest plus lie king du Sud.
La variet6 DIES cultures est auiour-
d'hui un fait recOnnu ct necessairc.
La raret6 on plnt6t la cherte de la
viande forcera bient6t les habitants
d'ici a Sc livrer 4 la culture du mails,
q pelevage ct a pengrais des ami
maux, mails aussi 4 la culture des
legumes ct DIES arbres fruitiers.
Jusqu'a present, on a cru quill etait
impossible de tenter en- Louisiana
d'y implantcr des arbres fruitiers.
II en- est de cette derniere culture,
CONNIE de toute autre. Chaque va
riet6 a aussi son genre special.
Nous dirons quill fault TRAVELLER lie
verger CONNIE il fault TRAVELLER la
came, lie mails, lie cotton, a cette ex-
ception' pres, qu'un verger bien
soign6 peut, d lni seul, surpasser,
pour lie rapport, maints champs de
cannes ct de cotton. IL fault All Sud,
d notre climat particular, DIES ar
bres qui puissent s'accommoder de
notre atmosphere. Lexperience
seule peut on pourra nous aire con-
naitre les differences especes d'ar-
bres propres 4 notre section. Plu-
sieurs habitants entreprenants Won't
en- f;,ire Fessai Iannee prochaine.
car la maisOn de Rosebank, de
Nashville, Tenn, representee lei
par NJ. s. Belden, a vendu pour
plus de mile p~iastres d'arbres frui-
tiers dams. la paroisse.
ST. LANDRY.
Les recoltes de mails ct de riz
sont en- excellent etat ; mails celles
de sucre ct de cotton laissent a desi-
rer ; Giles semblent souffrir. Ce-
pendant les pluies qui viennent de
tomber, dams toutes les parties de
la paroisse, ont fait du bien ct la
perspective est tOut-a-fait encoura-
geante. Dams les regions inondees,
tout va bien, en- dept du niveau
eleve des eaux ct des delais qui en-
ont etc Ia consequence ~naturelle.
PoINTE COUPE.
Leau de la crevasse Morganza
s'est peu q peu retire.. On redou-
TAFT une n~Ouvelle hausse du fleuve.
La pluie a fait beaucoup de bien a
la came ct au mails, bien quill y ait
Gu beaucoup de plants touches par
lie vent violent qui Pa accompagn6.
ASSUMPTION.
LIE Pionnier annonce que la pluie
a fait beaucoup de bien & la r6colte
ct que rouverture de la cour de
district-terme civil-aura lieu au-
jourd'hui, sous Ia presidence du
JUICE A. F. Knobloch.
AvOYELLEs.
Dams la paroisse Avoyelles, les
habitants se PLACEMENT quill y a
trop de pluie, mails dependant lis
s0nt enchant6s de leurs recoltes ct
principalement celled de mails. QUAINT
au cotton il ny a rien 4 dire, il est
encore petit ct ne pousse pas vite,
mails 81 les pluies cessaient, les cha
leurs de &c mois-ci lie feront pous.
ser.
Une triste accident Went d'avOir
lieu an moulin & scie de NM. Gall
& Pharr. Voici &c que rapporte
PEtoie dIberie a &c sujet. I'm jeune
hOmme, d'environ dix-sept ans.
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Trois on quatre habitants les plus
entreprenants du Lake Charles ont
pintention de construire, d travers
les rues de Ia vile, une vote ferree
qui, partant- du chemin de fer, ira
jusqu'a la rue Ryan.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-18
Nisceltoneous Iten,x.

The late Bishop Hunter, of the mormon
church, was, it is said, of Quaker parentage
A Russian Jew, Solomon Schisgal by
name, has invented watch which goes by
electricity.
Secretary Freliughuysen's family have
taken up their residence in Washington for
the winter.
The order suspending Mrs. Belva Lock.
wood from practice in the pension Office
has been revoked.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer, of Bos
ton, are to winter in Paris as the guests 81
Minister Morton, whose niece Mrs. Thayer
is.
Franz Liszt celebrated his I'D birthday
at 5ena on Oct, %, where his oratorio
Saint Elizabeth" was performed at the
Court theater.
Susan B. Anthony has refused to be pre-
sented to the prince of Wales. This shows
the quality of high moral stuff of which
Our American Young girls are made.
Field Marshal Won Moltke is, next to the
emperor, the most popular man in Ger
many. When at royal festivals the whole
court, including the king of Saxony, rise
to greet him.
In st. Louis one calamity follows upon
the heels of another with heartrending
rapidity. Now Joseph Cook is lecturing
there.
Mr.. Wyman, the Baltimore millionaire
who died last week, left nothing but dis
ioiuted memoranda for will. His wife.
who had died some time before, had three
porteges, unmarried ladies, whom she
wished Mr.. Wyman at his death to provide
for. To two he gave $4,000 each. The
other one had boxed his ears for trying to
kiss her, so he only left her $4,000.
Miss Chamberlain, the Cleveland beauty.
who has been creating such a sensation in
London social circles. is now said to be
engaged to young Peter Algsrnon Brown,
the oldest son of John Brown, the queens
immortal turnkey. she met him at one of
the queens receptions and their scqusint-
anoe soon ripened into love. The queen ia
said TO be delighted. Young Brown Is q
very manly fellow, is "a years of age, an
officer in her majesty's household, and
seems to have inner ted MS fathers sterling
qualities and social graces. 1t is under
stood that as so on as the date of the MARI
ageis agreed upon. Brown will be kniahted
aud promoted in the queens services.