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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

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f,oi, wlll nai q mo.t marvellous food and
rsmeiy Ia S:oil'. Enalslon. Ver5 plst-
able sai easily digs.tei Dr. : w. Cohen
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ly restores the wi,iei tissues, out gives
-,rvnyth, sni increises the appetite"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
Y,u

VIII never regret ssnilng J two-esni
stamp, n pay postage, 10 A. +. 0fi.syt 4
c., Bb.,oa. M,.. fjr c0py OF Dr.
X .afm ,nn'. great VI 'iicd worki-loo
. ,gr-. colorei llls,,rstlonsi OF great value
- every family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Mrs joseph Heap. the wife OF cons,sols
Heap. OF this city, vas tr0ablei with rheu'
msti.m for nss years ani could not use
her arms Four doses OF The Athlophoros
cured her u X. Smith, Druggist, lSj
south MLa Street.. Fall River. Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
PYLEs PE,RLINE for N

use. Ia IN KIrcuEN ~ well 20 ihs LAus'
Day. ~ PL,cE or soar. IL fast growing 10
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d,ng-rou, limitations h,vins the sAMr
OUTWARD ArrE,R,ScE. OF with SIM LAR
-ouSDrSo NAME. Nothing an'rers IKE
pearline
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

,.v,..,.,s.,c. m practical Agricultural top
- ia .siis tel Aiirsss al csstumu ie.ts,ns
tnt.niis.i ~. this d-g-rtsusnt to AesittI
rVaAI HnIrOH OxTosD DDsxocaAt. fAAis, hs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

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Grsat Nerve Rs.tOrrr. NJ nts amer mrs. dsys
ase. Msfy.lOa. cures. Treatise AMI VI ulai
Arch 81. phlla.. IA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

n your lung trouble Is OF scfofslous or
igip. Ayers sar.aparills viii DO you mors
good than any other medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14

Baekaehe. aching sides and Kidneys. sore
muscles. stitch, erick, are removed oJ ths
Hon Plaster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-14
Never Put Off

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to ur I'D a rhfsa. an sas Aiie,l. tat
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Maine has added II new orsnsss dur
ing the year 20 her iist
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Polite Trsmp-"wiIl you oblIss me with
. little vinegar and biz OF rag. msianf
I've bruised my beet" Lady OF the hou's
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out, woulin't iii,e New ksglsni rum 90
a. wellf- Il cou'f know. m sism. pat III
try Il, and-tr--uever mind Ihs rax
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Banker & Broker,
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6orcs, Bank and R. n. Stocks,
n ~ safs "a farss tosrs ses' tsaN
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Portland. Uatue.
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A knife In His Head.

CLEyELASD, o., Nov. 1.-THE horriols
spectacle was witnessed at the Central
Market to-day OF a man running through
a crowd with "A knife sticking his
head, and tho blood streaming
down his face and snturating his
garments He ran two blocks, when
IA policeman pulled out the knife and
summoned "a physician The man may ro-
cover. Ie IS Henry Lindsia. Tie and a
companion going To work mot two drunk
en- men who picked Il fight with them in
which one Of the rough. q owe n kuifs into
Ltndsia's skull an inch aud then ran away.
Lindsia, maddsned with pain, was with
d ihiculty captured and tho knife drawn
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Ihe Last check Of Inc conledcracx.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IA special from Dal
las, Tex, says: Probably the last check
in existence on the Confederate States OF
America was exhibited to-day by Col. j.
+. Caldwell, Of this city. IL is for $50. .OOO
drawn on the Confederate States DO
pository at Columbus hy w. NJ GILES.
pie, Quartermaster, IN isvor of Colonel
1. Sandlord IL Is dated April "a
1850 i've days after the surrender of Lee
The check was delivered 10 Colonel Cald-
well, who was the chief clerk OF the De-
pository. during the movement from Ala
bama TO Georgia before the victorious Fed
erai cavalry. The letter was delivered in
the woods. and before the news OF Lees
surrender had reached the retreating Con.
tederates.n -
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SPOILING FOR A FIGHT.
Russia Imprisons Six American
Citizens.
Their Reiease Refused when omciaIiy
Demsnded-General BouIanger's Mysti-
Tying speech.

LONDON. Nov. i6.-Six American citiren.
have been arrested in Southern Russia for
preaching In IN orthodox assembly OF Rus
SLAMS. Mr.. LothroP, the United States Min
ister at st Petersburg, has been endeavor-
Ing to induce the authorities to release the
prisoners, but so far has been unsuccess ul.
LONDON. Nov. l5.-General Boulanger's
speech has succeeded admirably in mysti-
lying people rs to whether be wants war or
peace, and many arc the hot discussions by
statesmen OF tap rooms and of the clubs lie
was known that he intended a rebuke TO
those who attributed TO him desire for
war. and the oration d,xal,
clearly, but without enthusiasm,
on his love of peace. The result
has had but little effect in changing tho
opinion OF either side. A large number OF
people believe that although he desires in
time OF peace to prepare fully for war
merely as wise precaution, nevertheless
he intends TO incits national clamor for
revenge before the exhibition OF 1889 aud
Few believe in the sincerity OF bis alleged
desire Tor permanent peace which the
cold, studied phrases OF his speech were in
tended TO convey.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18
EMBEZZIER EMO.
rho Biggest Crook In tho Canada
Colony
Preparing TO Make R~stitution-ais Fly
Ing Trip to New York.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1e.-Through the unsir
Ing efforts OF an unmarried sister negotia
tons for settlement have been opened be
tween friends OF John c. Emo and the dl-
rectors OF the Second National Bank, from
whom he embczzlcd over $4,000 Tho
round millions were made good by hio
father and the directors had 10 supply the
remainder The United Sthtes District
Attorney confessed to-day To knowledge
OF the negotiations, but declined 1 say
whether or not he would quash tho indict-
ment ~ they were successful. A friend OF
! o family says when Emo received =
letter from his sister telling him what had
been done, no took an early morn
ing train at Montreal, and, reaching this
city at night repaired 10 the paicrnsl
mansion on Firth avenue. He wore n
heavy Canadian ulstor and q soft felt hat
The collar OF the coat was turned up, aud
served to completely hide his features
No one would have recognized h m in that
attire, aud certainly mono suspected him.
~ was said that he actually hungered for
a look at the old house aud tho society of
his family, and had taken desperate
chance The next night he returned to
Canada
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Civil War In snain.

LoSDoE, nov. IA dispatch has been
received from Madrid stating that n revolt
against the Government Is feared. Troops
aud artillery are moving rapidly through
tho city, and the War Department Of
fees are accessible 20 those only who
are on Government business Cata-
lonia IL In condition bordering on
insurrectiOn, and at Cadiz n regiment
of soldiers o. dcred 20 Cuba fatty ro-
fus d 20 embark. The CatelOn aus are in
censed over the Anglo Spanish treaty,
which unless modified, viii be the cause of
numbers joining the Carlists. Recently
the Government abolished the rank OF
Sergeant In tho army, and this act is con
sidered by the soldiers as the cap. sheaf 20
the many prosecutions 90 which they have
been subjected. Tho Carlists. quick ~ sse
vantages, are working industriously 70
keep up the general agitation ia military
and civil circlea
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A DARING PROJECT.
An Army OF One Hundred Thousand TO In.
wade Mexico by New Years.

ALBuouERouE. N. NJ, Nov. u.-Captain
Edward Friend, OF the FL Paso RlGcs, has
arrived here aud opened roll for recruits
To join Cuttings hlibustering expedition
into Mexico The expedition will be
thoroughly organized within n month,
and tue insurgents will rendezvous at
I'll Paso, from which point they will
invade the Mexican Republic The
men who are being enlisted are
weli-kuown characters, desperate in tho
extreme, and capable of causing serious
International trouble. Associated with
the movement are some wealthy men of
Chicago and New York, who are raising
troops IN this locality. Three promi.
nent Catholic priests are also Ia tho
scheme, and enc OF them has gone
TO Rome To enlist tho Pope's synp thy.
Tue Yaqui Indians, the hostiles OF
Mexico are also associated in the en-
terprise. Over 10000 names nro al
ready signed, and tho movement 10
growing so rapidly that by the nrst OF tho
year au army OF 10000 will bs ready To bs
hurled INTO Mexico. The plan OF tho new
Government has been formulated It il TO
be "A SOcialistic Republic, held in check by
strong military power. Great induce.
ments are TO be offered 90 the unemploy ed
workingmen OF the United States 10 emf
CRATE thlther.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18

ttendish Attempt 10 blow Up . rasseages
Train with Bomb-.

ftrrsHURou, Nov. ii-Upon the arrival
at Dubois, Pa, OF tho mail train north ON
the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh rail-
road to-day, the car inspector, white pas
sengers were getting on and Off the cars
at the depot discovered three dyna-
mite bombs and caps fastened under
tho springs OF the rear coach. Tho
bombs wero carefully removed and
there were many palc faces among tho pas
scngers when they learned the terrible
Tate they had SO narrowly escaped The
train starts from PunNutswney everv
morning, and ~ was undoubtedly at that
place that the bombs were placed under
the springs, as 10 makes only short stops
between there and Dubois. 10 il twenty
miles from the place OF starting, aud
now it was rossiblo for n train To run that
distance over short curves with that
amount OF dynamite and caps under tho
springs OF n coach IN "a mystory. Thirty
Tour persons we're in tho coach. Suspicion
po nts directly To no person as the perpe-
traitor OF tho deed. The matter viii b,
thoroughly investigated by ths railroad
authorities and an effort made To bring
the criminal To justice.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18
A Death Dealing Continuance.

SAN FRANclsco, Nov. Ills. ID. Molianofr.
a Russian reside OF this city. claims he
has invented nitro-glyceriuc bomb lie
says he has discovered liquid with which
nitro-glyoerine may by mixed making 10
non-eNpolsive, thft, by adding another
chemical the nitro-glyccrinc Is transform
ca 10 IL original state. Ho uses "a double
she'll, the inside ono containing tho nou -ex-
plosive mixture OF MT o-glyccrine aud tho
outer ono containing chemical which lib
crates the pure nitro-glycorlne. Major
tenern Howard says the invention is
worth looking into. Other officers have
pronounced fayorably upon 10. Tho French
Minister OF War has sent for details 20 sx.
pertinent on the invention
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18
ROW IN A BoARDINa-HoUsE.
Hungry Boarders Astonished with Roast
Chicken for supper-TcrrIbIe Fight Be-
tween Seven Mon Over IL.

Hungry Boarders Astonished with Roast
Chicken for Supper-TcrrIbls Fight Be-
tween Seven Mon Over IL.
NEW YoRK, Nov. ia boarding house
at No. so Ogden street, Newark, is kept by
John Ii. Witten, who also runs a bar, while
his wife, who weighs about 25O pounds, has
charge of the house. There are eight male
boarders. Seven of the boarders were at
the table last night, when "A roast chicken
was placed on the supper table Immcdi-
ately one Of the boarders reached over,
and, seizing the fowl, placed IL on
his plate. Indignant remonstrance arose,
but the appropriation of tho lonely
fowl announced his intention TO
hold on 20 II. There were three additional
chickens in the kitchen ready for the table
but before the landlady could interpose a
word the bosrders arose from their seats,
and, seizing knives and crockery, n general
nght05egan,s some attacking the man withlthe
FOWL and others defending him. A telephone
call was sent for the police, who arrived
In fifteen minutes. All but two OF the com
batants had left the house. Thos. Camp
bell was found with cash four inches
long on his neck. rum Dg from his left ear
70 bis windpipe lie was bleeding
badly. John Welsh had bad
cut on his head from some
/ strument, both his eyes were closed. and
his face had been pounded until IL was "A
IA ass OF bruises and cuts. The other
boarders, who escaped, were said 20 be
more or less battered. The two men were
taken to the Second Precinct Police Sta
were dressed. They were permitted TO re-
turn 10 the house. The dining-roUm was
complete wreck, even the table being
broken into fragments.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18
BREAK IN THE LEvEE.

Two Hundred Feet Of the Mississippi Bank
Gives Way. Destroying Several Brud-
tngs.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l4-A special to tho
Nmes-DeIsocrdf from Plaquemine says:
About O'Clock this morning over two hun
dred feet of the river bank, including Levoo
street caved into the river. Several build
ings were destroyed. This is the fifth cave-in
which has taken place in the river front
this season. This last cave-in has APP
proachei 80 near the now levec which was
being built by the citizens as to render it,
completion useless. IL is now thought that
THIS latter cave in and tho one bolow will
continue To widen aud extend until the
whole business front OF the river will bo
~nuulfed
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FULL NAME OR NONE.
why Young Lady Postponed Her We'd
ding for Day.

CINCINNATI, Nov, il.-Samuel Maerki
made a strange request OF Marriage License
Clerk Hauser this morning. He asked that
the name OF n woman be changed Ia a
marriage license: Whom questioned, he
snld no had got marriage license
Wednesday. Mr.. Hauser had asked him
whht the womans name was, and
ho said Annie May This name was nut
In the license. Yesterday he wanted tho
name "Schier' added 10 the "Annio MAY"
TO make his swcethoart's name complete.
he said that when he was ready To marry
her Wednesday night she would not marry
him because her full name was not in tho
license, and tho wedding was therefore
postponed.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18


these vnrietes are, they serve - prevent
that tiresone similarity which too often be-
comes m0nOtouous and common.
Skirts exceedingly fuil at the back arc
stti holdiuNtheir sway both here and abroad,
but it is stll matter ~ conVratulati0n
that the aDsurdiy bDi,gipf criu0line s kept
in aocyance 0u this side of the water n u
true that many 0f the bestdresscd women
wear che t0uruure. but instead Of ungainiy
steel they content themselves with box
plated folds ~ very stiH muslin or rruo-
line fastened low on the inside ~
the dress SKIRT on the back i, "a com
touruure high uD % The waist.
tn new millinery wares erc close. grace.
ful cottage Donucfs, whose pretty shapes
are almost spoiled by The towering trim
mlngs built upon the fronts These DO not
SUIT long slender faces. and the only way
~ render them satisfactory Is 10 purchase
th. little velvet OF felt bonnet. and then
order she trimmings ty b. lowered - ron
der the bonnet a thing Of beauty, sure 20
prove becoming The new hehwife poke
b chic, natty and stringless. and has s fuil
puned brIm ~ velvet. round soft crown.
and j. trimmed with beaded aiRrctte loops
% satin and velvet Ficot ribbon. The bou-
net Il made 81 al The rich fun shades 70
russet dnd golden brown. ruby, moss green.
etc One pretty model is made Of dark
wine velvet trimmed. with q net w0rh oi
pink and ruby beads and "a cluster of punk
ostrich tps dropping over tbs fun rufcd
velvet brsn. X. -.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18
WiIe.Iradlna In North caroIina.

CHATHAM, y. C., Nov. ia white
man, Moore was sent TO q chain gang
Saturday for having traded wives wi h
another man. When Judge Gilmer
asked him what be had TO say
wny sentence should not be passed
be rep led that he did not ow that
his act was a crime A man came to his
house with "a woman who was better look
ing than bis own wife and bantered bim
for trade, 80 he 'swappedn aud paid : 1. 30
TO boot. As this was hs first swap he
hoped that the court would impose "a light
sentence The other man, who was a
heuded
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18

TmNOvA, Nov ll.-Prnce Wsldemar has
sent a telegram 10 the Regents express ng
his grateful sense OF the honor conferred
upon bin by the Sobranie i'm selecting him
Prince Of Bulgaria. tie states, however,
TIA the dccisi on as ~ his acceptance rests
with his father, the King Of Denmark, aud
adds that other duties may prevent his ac-
ceptiug tho ruicrghip Of Bull gsria Ths
Princes reply is considered % pFcsage bis
refusal OF the throne. Tbs Danish papers
generally advise Prince Waldenar 70 re-
fuse the Bulga ian throne.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18
RIoTINa AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Yen Thousand People Try to Lynch the
Murderer of Mamie Kelly.

10" ihousand feopl" Try To Lynch the
Murderer OF Mamie Kelly.
SAN FRAScIsoo, Nov. l2.--An immense
audience assembled at the Metropolitan
Hal. tonight to express their Indignation
at the murder OF little Mamie Kelly, who
was so oowardly shot down on Wednesday
last by Alexander Goldeuson. Several
nery speeches were made which created
intense excitement After the meet
ing adjourned the excited crowd
lett the building snd proceeded TO
the county jail, where tho prisoner liz con-
lined, with ths evident intention Of taking
him out and lynching him. Pa sing along
the street the crowd was greatly increased
In numbers, aud by the time they reached
their destination 10 numbered fully 1000.
Several attempts were made 60 storm tho
jail, but ~ was guarded so strongly that
the police were enabled TO repel the mob at
each attempt. At this hour, 10 ID. IN, the
trouble a. somewhat subsidinR
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18
CEREDO WAYNE CO. W. VA. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49, NS6
Colonel inEer~oii Refuses To Take Up th.
csse-frorts TO ftnd n Supreme Jadr.

,o'"nei tnE~r-ou Refuses To Take Up the
case-Erorts TO Ftnd n Supreme Judge.
CHICAGO, Nov. i4-A letter received from
Colonel Robert q. lngorsoll says that hs
bad not the time 10 connect himself in any
way with the case OF the Anarchists and
therefore would have nothing whatever 10
do with IL The certificate OF evidence OF
the bill OF exceptions has at Lass been
signed, He'd and put on record in the Office
OF the clerk OF the Criminal Court To.
hvtfoN the papcr-or bale OF
paper Mil bo trauscriptcd To the SUI
prome Court. The defense will then pro-
ceed 10 reach the ear of any member OF the
Suprome Bench, as tho Court is now la ss.s-
slon' ana from him ondeavor 10 secure "A
supcrsedcas TO restrain the execution OF
Ihe sentence. At the March term OF tho
supreme Court the case will toe called FOR
consideration. Thus, the condemned men
are respited for many months, although
MT. Grihncll has said by way OF argument.
supersedeas may not be granted''-a
contingency which Il, however, not 20 be
reasonably anticipated
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The Great Discovery in Maxine SUGAR.

WAsnINGTo Nov I4-Prof Wiley tn,
chemist OF the Agricultural Departments,
who is at Fort Scott, Kan, conducting an
experiment In suyar-making from ou-
isiana sugar-caue by the diffusion pro-
cess, telegraphs the Commissioner OF Ag.
ricuture that his first est mate Of the
result was too low. He finished swinging
out the second Louisiana strike" yester-
day. The yield OF 50 tons of cane was
II. 100 pounds, or l3f pounds per 20 Of
'hrst' sugar Of fine quality. This Is
ing process.
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Killed by a Falling Tree.

FoRr WAYNE, 1SD., Nov. l5-Wm. Bon
mar, residing five miles north OF Larwill,
Whitley County, was instantly killed TINS
morning by tree which be was chOpping
falling on him. he and his brother were
en- aged ia cienninga piece Of timber land.
The tree that they we're cutting fell in a
different direction than they expected.
Deceased was thirty-hve years OF age. and
leaves n wife and three children almost
destitute
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The Bell reIeubone Case dismissed

CINCIsSATf, Nov. il.--Judg 20 Sage, 0f tno
q. = Circuit Court, to-day announced the
decision Of his colleagues on that bench in
the case OF the United States ". American
Bell Telephone tompany, in which the Court
decided that 10 had no iursdi cton over the
Bell Tel phone Company, aud that tho suit
against them must bee dismissed W.T. gu.
prejudice Tho dec sion does not include
the local companies but 10 ~ doubtful
whether the suit pending az inst them will
ever bs prosecuted
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18
FsincLxnrds slrlEe nrdnted nn.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA large meeting OF tho
chicago stockyards strikers was held last
evening, when an order was read from
Grand Master Workman Powderly deciar-
ing the strike or, and advising the men 20
go back TO work on Monday. POwderly
stated that he considered the strike for
eight hours inIpracticable at the present
time. The meeting received the order W th
many expressions Of dissent, and decision
was deferred till Monday.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18
The Romsnee Of an ohlo conyIei

CoLuNBUs. O., Nov. i1.-Bolton Shay,
who Is serving a ten-year sentence IN the
penitentiary for burglary, was surpri. ed
day when three elegantly dressed ladies'
Mrs. Wolf. Mrs. Patterson aud Mrs Allen.
sisters Of the convict. They had not heard
Of bim Tor sixteen years, aud suppOs "A
him dead Recently they heard ofhis where
abOu - and a . here - assist IN bis parole.
he is " "a wealthy family, and after dis
graceful career wants - reform
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18

ISDTASAPoLIs, ISD., Nov. IA peculiar
accident happened 70 the infant child Ok
Mrs. Kinn,ok, living southeast Of this city,
last night. The mother attended cburcn,
and when she started 90 return home tho
little one was carefully wrapped up - pro-
tect 70 from ihc cold. When the mother
reached home she found that tne child hsd
died from suiiOcati0n bra her arms, though
it made no OntCry or struggle.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-18

SOFIA, Nov. l2-Ths King ot Denmark,
on behalf Of his son. Prince Wsi6omsr.
has sent telegram - Throws expressing
thanks for the honor conferred upon bis
son, but declining upon any condition 10
allow him ~ sccept . thrOns. 10 10 there
fore need go 70 send . deputstion ~
Cannes T. meet Prince WaidemAr