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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26
MRS. HURD ON THE WAR PATH.



who Eloped with Mr.. Hurd.
ST.. LOUIS. November GA few weeks
ago J. E IauTd, a sewing.machine agent,
won the affections of Miss Aurelis Larieux,
who is about half his age, and eloped with
her to Boston. Aurelia's father followed
them there and brought the girl back to
ST. Louis. To-day Hurd's wife arrived
here and called on Mis.ILsrieu1, giviog the
girl piece OF her mind and telling her
that she had accompanied Hurd to Boston
of her own free will, Aurelia's story was
that Hurd had given her glass oil drugged
beer, and that she became unconscious and
never returned to her right senses until
she arrived in Boston, where she married
Hurd. Mrs. HuId denied the truth OF this
statement and dared Aurelia to show the
certificate of marriage. This Aurelia stub.
bornly refused to do. Warm words fol-
lowed and the first wife growing violent,
attempted to lay hands on her husbands
enslsver. She wss only prevented from
doing this by the girl mother and sisters,
who roughly elected her from the premises.
Hurd was still in Boston at last accounts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26

woxAN's best friend for relieving the
many psins and weaknesses incidental to
female life and one that gives rosy cheeks,
brightens the eyes checks every unnstural
drain and creates perfect pictnre OF health
and beauty, is Lr Guysotrs yellow Dock
and Sarsspsrilla 1t purihes the blood,
strengthens the female system. sad re-
moves all feeling OF ls1Euos. distress. PIN
pies, sores and wsssless, producing drea.n.
iess slTnter ard reia!r !fegu.asisy % nii-
RIhi fnEr .ioIs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26
THE PRESIDENTS HOME LIFE.
How He Enjoys the Quiet or the Sol
diers' Home.

WASHINGTON, November 25.-Mrs. Nc
Elroy and her daughter, viii return with
the President from New York during the
Christmas holidays to assist at the New
Years reception, and are expected to re-
main at the White House during the wiz
ter. Another younger daughter is at pres
ept ut the Soldiers Home cottage. the
guest of Miss Nellie Arthur, and will re.
main for some time. The President seems
20 be ENJOYING his quite life, with only
these two diminutiye women to preside
over his household. He has promised to
attend the snnud dinner Of the New E1g-
land society on the evening of December
p at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and
will likely eat his Christmas dinner in
New York as has been his custom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26
DETECTIVES m THE DARK.
No Sew Developments In Brookviile's
Double Tragedy - Bsndsnen Re

n
Double Tragedy - Bsndsnen Re.
leased.
OYs1EE BAY, l.. l., November 25.-0ne OF
Pinkerton's detectives, J. s. Wood. who
worked on the Rose Amber case, has been
sent 10 Brookville by Austin Corbin, pres
ident of the Long Island Railway Company.
He viewed the ground with Coroner Baylis
and talked with the villagers, but has no
clue or theory. The detectives seem TO be
cropping in the dark The tramp, DJyie,
aud the crank, Brovo. are held a. Long
Island City to await further examination:
The bondsmen of w. II. Lambe-tson and
wife have been discharged. Mr.. Maybe
is living at Glen Head with his son.in-iaw;
his health is good and he conVessed win
detectives and othsre to-day. but does not
ch sp Te his story Of the occurrences OF last
Saturday He has given the name OF sew
ersl men Who bsve worked for him at dit-
ferent times. There sye no new develop
ments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26
A PROSECUTED MAN.
The TRIAL o: FouDg Fittsburgher
Develops some Startling Facts.

The TRIAL o: FouDg Fittsburgher
Develops some Startling Facts.
PIrTsEURUH, November 2j.-The argu.
ment yesterday OF motion for new trial
for John Wi!loughby, found guilty, devel-
oped the fact that Wilioughty, who is only
p years OF age and belongs to highly re-
spected family, has already served a term
in the PenitentiaTy for a crime OF which
he was BOT guilty. In 1873 the cash.box OF
a street car vas robbed. Willoughby was
arrested and sent to the Peniteniiary for
five years To day his counsel presented
an stiidavit from Wm. Hughes who died a
short time ago in the Workhouse, con
Tossing tha, it was he who robbed the cash.
box, and that Willoughby knew nothing
about il. Hughes affidavit is supported
BY Others who are still living, and TO whom
he made the same confession during his
lifetime. Willoughby can have no redress
save that which comes from being vindi-
Gated before the community.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26

TIE fault with most all cough prepare.
tions is that they contain moEPhia- ana
are absolutely injurious, 70 the stomach
ana nerves. The simple preparation Of
siId cherry bark, called nr. Wisssrs Bal.
ssm % Wild Cherry, Contains 10 morphis,
,r1 rct vii, cure a cough nr crl1 in less
,ims than sry ether c0M2oan'- Il, t1e
CAY re,isais cu.e :9T c:nsunp.Ion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26
DUPED BY A BENEDICT.
Attractive Anna Runs Away. but IL
Captured in Alabama.

RICHMOND, VA. November 25.-An elope.
ment has Just resulted in the arrest in
Montgomery, Alabama, Of Reese Fowler, OF
Virginia, who has wife in Baltimore, and
the return to her parents, in Roanoke
county, of Annie Mccarthy, young girl,
pretty and attractive. aged fifteen years
She was induced by Reese to elope with
him and promised to become his wife. She
went to Bristol, Tenn, where he joined
her. Thence they went to Montgomery,
where Reese told the girl he had wife and
could not marry her until be got divorce,
which be had asked for. The father OF the
girl having heard of there whereabouts
caused the arrest of Reess. and his dsugh-
ter returned by the next train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26
A MIDNIGHT LYNCHlNG.
An Alabama Mob Hang n Negro Hapist,
Though Re ;. Stoutly Protests ais


Though Ike. StoutlY Protests Ris
Innocence.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, November 25.-A
negro, Lewis Houston, arrested last night
on the charge Of attempting to outrage a
widow lady, was taken from Jail by a mob
OF enc hundred and fifty tonight and
Iynched 10 pine tree in the negro settle
ueut. He protested his Innocence TO the
last. The mob hsd formed without the
knowledge Of each other, Que selecting \.
n. as the hour. A rumOr that the military
Would Us called cut hurried matters. Ins
Two mOts united and joined together. The
keys were taken from the jailer after
struggle. The mob all wore masks. Fne
tsnSag w5s done in the rain and DARK
less. The military were on their way 10
guard the jail. but the mob got there hrst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26
oDoNNEIL A YOUNGSTOWN MAN.
where she slayer OF Carey Became AN
American.

AouN' ,TowN, o., November 25.-PatricS
y DoGreil, !le slayer Of Carey, the Pnu,nlN
fslk !niurmer. took ont his naturalization
pspers before JGdge Thoman. Of this coa9-
". roE Jlvi. Service Commissioner. April .
~ la his oath he sdjured all slLegIance 10
,.'S'ofIa. queen OF Great Britain, particn-
A;!y. VDonuell took out his first papers
% october l", 1876, then stating thst ne
,isi ,,lis a's,ysl IN the United States In 1883.
lie seued his name by making q cross.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26
EVaCua,Ior.r Now York.

MN l'EX. November - The New YORK
J. hiVerssl Iea"e Union tonight celebrated
re anniversary Of evacuation day. 4 let,
~ 'eTtt:ins his Ron attendance Sss resd
-, -. 'erIra! Grant. Rev. Dr. 3. tsasasus
'''tes aid others made addresses
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
. ing Girls Sunday Pleasure Trip
Ends In Death.
S,,se,1I IN IL. pso,st.~

Il
,EYvILLE, November 25.-Mollie aud
H. Skees, aged eighteen and fifteen
:, residents of Monongahela City, Pa,
n relatives at Gastonville, and when
syng for home, to save a walk of one
ITO reach the public road, attempted to
, trestle work one-fourth of mile
and thirty feet high. When within
Ity feet Of the end, freight train
nded the curve a short distance from
N and they turned back. Mollie being
II much frightened to run, fell several
Iaes and was helped up by her younger
|ter. Seeing no Other chance of escape,
,nnie climbed down on one of the bents
the trestle and saved herself, but Mollie
spt running back until she fell and was
Iught by. the engine. Her head was
ashed to a jelly and body much man
ed. No blame can be attached to the
ain employees, as everything possible
as done to stop the train and prevent an
,cident
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26

Memory is the treasury of reason. the
registry Of conscience, aud the council
chamber of thought but what is memory
without reason. and Judgment 1t is
get safely through the winter without Dc.
BuH's CUngh SyTIp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26
ENGLISH INSoLENCE
Frohibits n Denomination iu Dublin
HPsfeFhAy

Iv2l.N, November 25.-The authorities
'O'6a':r he procession TO take place to-day
"nmemOrs,irc Of the execution Of Allen
hs;AeH a0& 3rien, by walking through
.Ls c.! m he Cemetery aud around the
ESNeS u q 0se \ 10 lost their lives daring
'hs t'2 s., sc.tS'ion. Crowds. however,
mS,'Ltt % ihe cemetery ia sna,i groaps
:. q rs. scd around the graves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26
A RIDE on the cowcATcHEa
Cassss . 1aa % - Shs vtettss %
RaSirO01 CSallsSOa.

BaiisOo1 C0lllstoa.
CreLEyILLk, ONO. November 2.-A co.,
ibion occurred on he Bcioto Valley rail.
road st noon shout niIs sbors A'hyills.
between . FREIGHT snd cesstsuo'ion train.
both running - The re- d tvsaty miles
sn hour. Bosh spsipes sad several box
cars are total vrcckA James Wright. .
section band, vss riding on the pilot Of tbs
construction train vhsa thsy struck, and
sas instantly killed. LIE leaves . vile and
four children 10 stSaitepsd Circumstances.
Both spgineen and frsmen ssved them.
ss,v.s bySua,pins before the engines co.,
iIded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26

Farmers who know that tnacco-stalks
are a very valuable manure, cause their
60 contain great por9u OF pot
ssn' ps srhsps do not know thu DIR. Bulls
Cough Sprup is the BEAT cutator coughs
AID Colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26
AN UNSETTLED WHISKY BxL
Brings the Murder sf an Italian -
Wooster. Ohio.


woosTEa, D., November 25.-Tvo Italian
laborers on the p ttsbursh and Port Wayne
road got into fyscss at their boarding
place in the Fifth ward TO day, the bone Of
contention being which one should pay Tor
the drinks they bad taken last night. rbsy
quarIeled in tie house, then vent out In
the ward, whore the quarrel vas ssuswsd.
The quarrel ended by one Of them drawing
o knife and stabbing the other in the ab-
domen. ripping 1, open and cutting the tn
tesunssL He also gave him ,iash N tbs
OF the wounded man ami ran 70 his aDsiat-
snoe, helping him into tn. house. Ihs
murderouI ssssui,er skipped out Il onos.
The doctors were called posthasts. ANA,
after examining his wounds, said he oA,lid
not live day. To-aight n Is very low,
and cannot live until morning. The
wounded man goes by the nauas ot aeAveii,
and his assailant Gran tinetii. a half boar
after the deed Vas committed the ofScsFz
we're on the track OF the voold-he muir
dsrsr, but have not yet sncoeedsd in esp
turing dim. A man Vas arrested ut On.
vile, but proved 70 Be- the wrong man.
MAsr Who long suffered from urinary
spd digestive disesses, causing hervoisoess.
weakness and debility. after trying Sitt.rs
kidney Inedieiots, iron msdicS1hs, etc +,
Without be nett, have found permsnent re-
lie; in from ooe 10 tbrss bottles ol DIR. Guy
totr, yellow Dock and Ss-Espsrilia. tie
only perfect blood purifier and strengthen
a.. Hundreds q letters u the propristoss
have tft,ifisa 10 I:s srpsTiDrty o.sr the
usny rrs;snd.d cure, 10 !zrgs'y sdssr.is
60 By means q Lorrs ehtiG a:ss ldSt are
tousit 81 j paid !o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26

none as yet having inspected up to the
standard grade Tie s!bis supply state
ment shows = falling oil OF $4,000 bushels
in United States Stocks. and the amolnt
afloat ior European ports is 2uh~m bushels
less than a week sgD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-26

IN hIIlCb
Admiral Hewitt. commanding the Brit
ish East India squadron, has been ordered
10 rendezvous at 5Itkine, where he will be
rein forced by gurboats from the Nediter-
rsnesn squadron. Besides oOuntermaB ling
the orders for the withdrawal OF British
troops from Cairo, tine government has I'D.
yised the Viceroy OF India that an Indian
COT tingent may be wan ted Tor Egypt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-05
viii They Ever stop.

MINNEAPoLIs, Dec. 4.-Tribune's
Fariuault special: Million Pond, q resi-
dent of this city, was shot twice this
afternoon by Mrs. Geo. Swart,, one
ball wounding him slightly. the other
entering the abdomen on the right
side. iLaicting "a dangerous wound.
Swurtz secured u divorce few days
ap.,, his wife not appearing, hut they
have been living Together ever since.
Mrs. Swartz Ind heard TINT Pond bad
circulated stories against her, this
caused the crime. The woman and
husband wrfe 10th arrested and be!d
Ia await Ponds injury.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-05
They are Stirred ap.

New YORK. Dee. 4.-J"hL Breslin.
of The lrisL Nation, does moi think
the English government will G'm-
mute O,lpnnell's sentence. He doe-
nol consider that airy charge delivered
10y AN English judge Ia an English
jury in the case of ail Irisliman hav-
Ing the reputation for patriotism ir ever
fair AMI impartial. That O'D,nneil's IS
defiant attitude will nerve lrIshmen
to resist more.
= joyce. of the United Ireland,
thinks the conviction will lead to the
liberal use of dynamite.
L. j. Sheridan, of the Irish World.
SAYS the trial WAS farce and that II
will result In securing the cooperation
ot nll That is manly IN the Irish ele-
n,ent In an aggressive warfare against
England.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-05
Down In y Coal Mise.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 4.-Intel!lgencc
from the mine explosion, at Stalnborg.
this noruing. says VIM. Ham was In
siunlly killed and six others seriously
hut NOT fatally hurt. Haun entered
the mine with an open limp. le
conclusion was terrific; doors and Pill
lars were blown out; ears were lifted
iram the track: lights for half n mile
In the mines were extinguished. A
pnty OF ten attempted to rescue The
men hut when in sight Of l'ody they
were cloked with fire damp aud sew
eral were carried cut unconscinus.
Hann was ~ years old and marfied.
The others vii recover.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-05
Test Your Hawsers.

HALIFAX, De,.. l.-News has been
rcrsivce OF fearful disaster tn the
new government steamer Priuccss
Louise. She WAS Ming towed ironl
Maclean to this port by the steamer
Newfi.ld when during Il severe gate.
which spnng up early yesterday morn
ing. The sIeel hawscr snapped and she
was carried by the heavy wind and
waves directly on 10 the facw Of An im-
mcnse rocky bluff and kerled over on
her side. the waves dasbing over her.
Thc lost are Captain Brown. John
McKi NY, Jacob Singer. Harry Gray
aud p. NJ. Arthur who were on the
deck. They were swept into the sea.
James Dure aud JAMES soi. who were
below, saved themselves when the tug
reached them. The vessel is n total
wreck and was worth about $40, 600.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-05
~. q CITY MONTANA, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER S 1885,,

oluti"n was adopted. The deleg t.s
from the tcrr.tori,s appeared ut the
bar o. the house and were sworn in.
a resolution wins adopted prowi,iiDg
that the rules II the forty seventh ,ol,-
gress h' the rules of The fory-eightl
until two weeks from the aplrininie
of the sTmniittcc on rules. The denn,-
cratic caucus nominees hr minor Of
ices were elected and sworn in. A
committee cn,'sisiing oi Curtin. Black
burn aud Hisco,'k WAS appbint, d 10
await ON the presiientand inform him
that the house was organized and
reSdy to rec, i've COMMUNICATIONS and
transact business. The drawing oil
seats Was proceeded with.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-05
Wholesule kIekiug.

MONTREAL, D,r. AT u meeting
d the cklipl,lrrs 81 the Ex,iiange
bank, E.-Ks tiF,eii.' dirs- tprsuck owl
uig,d the Institution hoI,~lessiy ir-o,
vent irni il,e tr, n.actis TIE oi RI mas
Craig, president. with the know edge
at the hoard. The whol,sale fuit
trade of the city is uiianinious in .it-
nouncing the dut imposed uppn
grapes, ornngss and lemons. ou
American grapes the rate IL two c,nt-
p-r pound ar nr dollar per barrel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-05
Nuts Trial.

UYIoSrowS, Pa. Dee. 4.-The trial
of James Mutt for killing Nicholas
LYMAN Dukes last June COMMENCES
tomorrow. II is expected II will take
up The balance of the week. Ss.iiatol
Voorhees of lndisna. II the principal
cuunssl for the defense. The town Il
full of visitors, but no great excite
meut prevails. On ail sides sym psthy
fr the prisaner Is expressed, but feel
ing In general that he will i'e con
virted. 100 t.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-05
CONTRACTORS.

SpylaiN VHEFLAND. Aoehi hit.cs and Builder.
ID lzan, ind Spec ihcation. fer'zishod. eui~ri".
,.ndius and c.ii4aaies. kAtn arcst DenrssS
kailliug. Nits cay. aonis.a
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-05
cs~u.aslsv On rss,l.h J~.,ie..

DUBLIN. Dec.3.--A corrrsl ondcpt
Of the frenlen 0m nal tsys O'Don-
neil's frenzy at thc comriusi00 of his
trial ON saturday VIVA due to the fart
that he was not allowed to speak Nc
promised. He fhllsSi "a hear The oslrt
registrar ask hinS, tsetuss the sentence.
whether b. had anything to aay and
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-05
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

therefore made no answer. WheI
Jln'se Denman later OIL forbade him
speaking O'Donnell thought he Wiz
wroiged.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-05

New YoRK, Dec. 3.-Northcrn Pa
cIfic, 27s; preferred. 1Oj. -. Paul
Minneapolis 4 Manitoba, W; Western
Unlun. Isl - -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-05
SENATE.

. wAsHrNGToN, Dec. A bill was
introduced by Inguls To amend Arrears
IN The pension law. by rrnpving GER
tain limitations by thai act. BY Beck,
,,r,vi,iing for the removal of all dis
abilities lnp,nssl by the fourteenth
amendment to the constitution. Also
authorizing American citizens TO liiir-
chase foreign huilt ships engaged IN
the foreign carrying trade. by I'D
n,unds, 10 provide further protection
of colore,l citizens of the United StRtsr,
up,,inse the violation of cerisin rights
secured by the institution; also 10 ~
tnLlish a Issstsil Telegraph system. BY
sherman "a provide nm issue of cir
culniion iOr national hanks, allowing
the circulation to be Issued for ninety
per cent. Of the n,ar set value Of bonds,
Inst4~d of faee vslue.
HOUSE.
Converse said he had beru request
by Nspning L. nsk that The unanl-
nous consent 10 the questlcn of his
prin,a fnsie right to n seat be referresi
10 the committee on elections with In
struciions 10 report nc the earliest day
po~4ilsle. Keller asksd tIsnt the cssSe
OF ChHllness Nv also referred. The NO
, 1883-04-12
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Is pnpor to be the rail of the FIJI

Is paper to be the rail of the FIJI
tuy5. This question is seriously
asked BY Boston paper, and answer
cl thus: lt.is well known that one
al the best materials for carwheels is
paper. 1t is now stated that paper
cau be utilized for the manufacture
,i rails instead Of steel, which has al
most displaced iron, 1T is said in ia
Nar Of the new material the cost per
mile will be one-third less than steel,
and it will last much longer, beinga al
most indestrutiblo. There is no ex-
Iansion OF contraction from heat or
cold. consequently no loose or open
Joints: and. being 50 much lighter
than steel or iron, the rails can be
made longer and connections perfect
IN solid. making the road as smooth
rs one continuous rail. The adhesion
of the drivers Of the engine to this
material will be greater than that Of
steel. consequently that same weight
engine will haul a larger load. There
viii be a saving OF fuel, and the
smootAness Of the rail will lessen the
wear and tear Of the rolling stock
The rails are made whole and entire
of paper, and so solid that the sharp
cst spike cannot be driven into them,
The action Of the atmosphere has no
effect on it, will neither rust nor rot,
and. with paper wheels and rails of
the anne material, our palatial trains
will glide over the prairie at the rate
of CD miles an hour, with as little jolt
aud jar rs on an ocean steamer.
, 1883-04-12

The situation as regards crop pros
pects in California, is thus described
hy the Monterey Democrat: 1T is a
comfort to know should the worst
come. and the season turn out abso-
iui,ly dry, that there will be in this
State no famine prices for food sup
rUa-. There is fully years stock of
wheat on hand, and We're there not,
30 i- easy to rcplenish it from the
when, fields OF the northwestern
stats. OF barley it is estimated
there Is enough to last through next
ing season. 1t is also true that
tHa state is in better condition to en-
Es-s th, extremity of dry season
.Iar in any previous year. As to for
fF animals the outlook is not so
ding II is now certain that the
grasses are short, and there
l he difficulty about water. Of
bay can be- imported. A very
uiu. hoVcvcr, would suffice TO
r ths grain crups in condition to be
fff huy We can stand a drouth.
tar positive suffering its most
, 1883-04-12

If you want the best tea in Port Town.
send, 90 TO JAS, Jones opposite Central
Hotel. lie will furnish you with the
Purity Uncolored Japan Tea, for which
se is sole agent
STEAMERS sailing from Hamburg, via
Havre to New York, during the month OF
April will be: Bohemia, SueviG, Rhaetia,
Hammonia, Uclcrt, Rugia, Westphalia
and Fri..a. Eur passage apply to
WATERMAN & KATE.
, 1883-04-12

4 DEFENCE OF THE GRLs. Tho
young mans reason for not marrying,
says an cx2bango, is that girl. are SO
cxtravagant and costly. This has
been the regulation story for years.
The fact is that the average Young
man who drifts into poor, but gen
teel clerkship, when he should go into
the workshop, is not able to get to-
gethcr enough money to take care Of
himself. He could not undertake the
support of the most economical girl,
and he seeks to excuse his weakness
by untruthful railing at the young
women. AS a matter Of fact, the
young women Of this day are showing
much more useful tendency than
the young men. They are seeking
work and supporting themselves in
most instances with better judgment
and more courage than is displayed
by the average young man. Perhaps
the practice among young people III
getting married can be resumed
again some time, if the young men
will cultivate economical habits and
make it possible for the young wo
men to support husbands.
, 1883-04-12

If the immigration from Kansas
continues its unprecedent flow this
way, somebody will want to call this
territory New Kansas. But it is a
little singular that state which came
into the union with such extensive
advertising and at such cost to the
government and its original settlers
as Kansas, should be the first western
State from which emigration has al
ready begun to flow in such proper
tioAs as to be termed a hegira. Kan
sas is doing more than any other
State to populate Washington Terri
tory.