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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-12-01
News and Notes for Women.


silver hat pins TO represent thiStles ar
new
skirts are not tel back a. tightly.
many ar quite fnn
Real lacss ara not worn AZ al and can
b boughf foT little or nothing.
Pans arr larger than ever. The big.
~off. ~hite o-trich feather fans bold their
own.
White siovs- Nith emb-oi.i.ry ~imu-
laiing bnloeie5- are Noru ia ~eoant
mouruing.
Caeviot -We,-i AMI c.snet-s s-sls are
the hihric- which take she is.sf in -tvli-ii
rns;eriaiS fhi- ~a~1n-
Co-lGiil- ri g. srr empIss.-i ~ er1en-
anil trimmings >1ia,- ef f.le-e ar. .l tl.
of e-aiu tei en- he.,i-
>hoes ~ least come o.. ti,-,ieci.t.,i r-'rr
al thr toe thar the s.io..-l..lser~ hafe t1-n
aiming a. fsr the ll>t few wears.
Instead II painting On pis4uesand san
csrs. Is now the thing for flshionabie
young iadies % etch and paint on wool
ind six
Beige and snuff color are worn. Multi
colorei beads and Oriental embroidery
hnd their ials-i appropriate ground on
tho-e shas!s--
Bonnets malle Of SNAIL. natural vhite
flowers. and therefore goo-i 69r one oc-
casion only. arr in high fashion iar
bridesmaids
Wemeu vi;h plenty II money wear
white sis stockings, but those whose
pur~-s are uot 50 bong still cling o. the
BLACK or brown ones, but with whi,e
feet.
Long. black lynx boas are again iu
vogue. A. s..s hintel a. las- --a=rn. when
a feW. and a very few, of the mos elegant
women in New York appearsi In them
TIE manner IN uhich the velvet or
plush covering the crown- Of turb4ns ami
bounets J. made % ~ In couicll loo-s
u-z-es in front Is novel feature in mil-
hnery.
Women physicians are highly ~gcces--
ful in the Quaker City. There ar sever
a. there xbo make from $1,000 to sI5.-
000 wear. and many who make a solui
S5ao0
The Duchess % Buccleuch gets $50 a
year from the British Government -
Mistress % Ro-.,. and eight othe' peer
e--es S3500 apiece a. Ladies Of The Bed
chamber.
Fancy carnitures Of feathers arr much
uS-i. Pheasauts. osprey-, -eaElls ami
pigeons are IN high favor. and the wings
of game birds are u=-i with the high
stiT ribbon bows
Jet ornaments of small SIZE for b0nnefs
ichns arr In al manner Of designs. hons.
birds. butterflies. dasgers. -imeters and
every variety Of warlike implement b.
ing among she ancies-
Black ami white are worn ffshionahlv
N trimming dressy hats and bounet-.
the white being IN small proportion and
in the form of feathers or nbh0n or lace.
the black velvet, plush lace and jst
A frequent arrangement Of plaids Or
checks ami plain -tuffs in dres- is 70
make the entire skirt under cor-s-e ami
sleeves of the plaid or check. with a llr-
away ov-racket OF coat II plain goods
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Sleeping Face Downward.

Hunters. scouts. children and Tiii
men sleep with the spine upward -
90 animals. all but civilized man II
dog or horse were forced p De upon
IL back IL would die Among he Ara
bian ju.giers and show people that have
been brought 10 this country II hsS been
noticed sat they always turn over upon
their breasts when they % % sleep. and
J that way TIL they wake It seems %
be the natural Eay- II protects the vital
organs in ca-e Of a shot from an enemy.
The spine and the great amount Of
nerve tissue thai starts from it Te the
most sensitse parts Of the body Lying
with the great weight of the Stomac s.
heart. intestines aud other orqans p9s-ss-d
upon these nerves II seems must IN time
work injury. Even the half weight a.
when a person lies upon his side, must
have IL bad effects. II i sad The spine
and nerves arr also abnormally heated
bv the common vav If resting. Keep
the spine ami spinal nerves c7ol. say the
advocates of the cows and WiId mans
way of sleeping There arr such aivo-
Gates. among them, able physicians.
They affirm that fHrning upon the breast
q sleep viii relieve backache. Ai-s. WiIi
lease the nerve stimullut free % fou
yigoruuSiv from H. centres. and in that
wly vii remedy iniig--tion and take
away the bad taste in the mouth
Many EiH b. surprised % ind how
difficult II l. 70 lie with the fice down
ward after years of reEc'sin- IN the other
attitude Oue cannot 10 - comfor1ahiy
ten minUtes st irt. But praetire VIII
overcome the ditfcuitr. The natural
method, - called, IF -ieepin. has many
and able aivO-zLrt-~. rpceutlv
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WHOLE NO. 1916.
Could No Pay His Bill.

Vow that ve are en-nged eume and
let nie intr -luse you 70 paIa- said
Mss Pottleworth.
4 believe have met him before r.
piled Young Spickle
-Bui IN quite another capacity thSn
that Of sln-in-law-
-Yes-er; but I wogld rather no meet
him tonight
-0h. you must
And DESPITE the most violent struggles
Of the Young man. be Vas drawn into the
library. where a large. red flce,S man.
th a Squint in one eye and an eniarge-
rnenf Of The nose. sai looking over . lot
Of papers-
-Fathe-, said the giri
Hum he replied, without hooking
up.
-Iwsh 70 present you to-
What be ex laime,L looking and
catching -isht of young spickle- Have
you the impotence to foll5w me here
Didn't tell You that 7 would ~es you TO
moTrow
why. father do you know Mr- >piekle;
do youg
i don't snow his name. but know
that he ha- been 70 nay office thee times
q day With = biiL know hin vel
enough. I cant pay that bill tonight,
young man Come 10 my office to-mor-
row
4 hope You do not think I'll of me
said Spickle. I have not come TO col-
lect the bill you have reference u, but
What g5t another one
You persist in misunderstanding me.
! did not come 20 collect a bill can come
tomorrow about thai Tonight I pro
posed to youF daughter. and have be.
ae-epted. Cur mission l. 70 ae,4 4u-lint you
aith the fact. and glin yJur consent 70
our mzrriage.
We'll. i that air asked the old fello~.
Blamed If didn't think you had BILL
Take the girl if that's what you vaHt-
Bat say. didn'. / tell YOU 10 bring the bill
tomorrow
Yes. sir
Well. you needn't Out re.a1ions are
different now. Wish had a daughter
Tor every bill collector there i IN town
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1887.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

HAgPEE WEyELT mGjnial-l> il position
the lvadin- ilils~fFaie, newspaper ia
America AID IT. hold upon Vabiie esteem
and confidence Was never stronger than AZ
the present u1ne B,>isie> rist. piclure- Il Ar
HEEs EEELT always contains iIlSIaiments
af ore. occasionally of Iwo. of tbc bss5 now
Is ~ t3e day knely illustrated with -ii0r1
s-srie>, poems. sketches and faIsrs on i'm
pssrtani current topics hy the mos popular
writers The care that iIas been SuceeSs;iili Y
exercised IN the TasT e. make HsRPER :
~ EEELT S safe - well D 8 welcome visitor
Js everg Loll-siloid viii not b. relaxed u the
iuture-
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS

Ps,sg,.f .frac 20 .s2 asissyi-rr il ~ Jzitel
>af.z ~ tglrdr
The No,GH,t- u tae NEESi1 hs-iu with
rht fir~- Euiaief fr January fIr s.ieii wear
M'trn be- fille = ultftienri s7gir~rFil,fiuH
uili i--ln g5ii -he uumi--r current ~ riu.e
ai r,11.ip- ofvr..er-
Binud Volume 81 Hargr1s Hs,as. fa-
rir- year~ laek- in near claih binding. wiIi
De- -s.nf iy mil T.ls-azc paid sr b exuu~s
lnee 81 eXIa-ll-e psu.i,ieri iLs' freight dos nat
rNuz7l - l~r vaiunl isr = - FaiIme
Cioth Case fur eacii roluaae -u-fahle flr
binding uiN D. sent i'y- mail Isr,si-iid- on
nelliEf 60 - elrh-
Rsn1it-1lrt- Should - n1adr iy P.srosfice
Naney orlsr ~ i'ras. io aNoid chance oi
te-s ArsTgf.,7f err aas - ops fsis asfncfis,-
uielf H-iaaf re efgrev erdy = HtRFEa a
EEl~ Aiaint--
H4RPEE 4 BROTHER.S. Neu TorE
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The Strongest Guarantee

Ever even lr1 nlesi.rlE- ! thaI tfeh : row
4.rer ui-h ~ ~ Le--ef- 1>u-llE1 Ealszna- The
great Fraurl f.erif.F ilf elg-. eslls e,ll-i-sET-
t-au lud az cl-east- nj The 4Er.szl- rhsazt and
lul-- EreTy h-lt1ll = Positively -7Irlzl--s-i izse
irfrly saf--it- va llF rCsIrzl . ans. IL uliEleF
sil T. refuudrs3 r j. ia lr sz7sf, isf
az oid French ctflf1-Ifsl WhicE hzz a--el used
- rear~ rrl 1as cured - rhez-salsis IN Francc
and E-IEts slIli-i miracles s-ltr u .lIf.s-is-
iiol an this culntTy- T-T T. Z naTsr falls I,e
Le--eF- elenlicl cIsI1lF---lE- ~sle FrnIrlssi -
& y Boyd S.sie Agent
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1887.
HARPER'S BAZAR.
ILLUS USTRATED.

II AEff-E r b1EAR oFulnlile& ftte choicest lir-
eraIur- and iils finest an illustrations with
the latest fashions and tie mos; ,l.eftll sam
i.y naiiE- T. STORES. tssIas- and es.ay-
ara ths l--i writers auii ,tS hunorD a.
sAti'ite- ara IH-1rls,-stsi II FaueFs on So
c.1i iIaeie, decorative an, housekeeping no
all ii> aislile-se>- cookery. ere- niake I ndi>-
7--Ir--t'-.e in every ls.sa~eilold o., beautiful
l8-iil"n plaies and Tatteru sheet supplements
-Iili-e ladies o. >lTe many times the csSt e
subscription 1y being tiieirowIi drgssrnakers
NJ Tine i admitted - its columns that
could shock file M. - fast i,iislIs taste
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
PER YEAR.

Pstaq> Free p al r.iseri5s-s ia m LIaitoi
StIiss ~ talladg-
Tue c9iEmg. af THE BtzAK bern with tie
f7-, mum .er t1r january 81 each year. When
a0 time i> malrianei sgbseriu-i1.ls VIII be-
-In With ths Number current q time II -
csIfr efu-.ler
Bound N0i1mts Of HsEfEE's BAzAR for
th17 year back. in nest eia7b hiudinz Will
be sent by mail gs,>gal-e paid, or hv express.
1n-- of expense provided the freight doe, not
excesi one dollar T-r Volume for : o't per
volume
Clath Cases for earl. voiumc, suitable fsr
aigdiHE Will lt ~ls.i by mail postpaid. on
-ec,f SO ai - 'st EACH
Ramirs4r-e- ai1-7id i.r made fv P-.r-'if-
r- N.ay u7ls-a n-se .g lrsii chance
ot ..r>~
N~aT.-I .~rs er, aa, r5 -5D7 ms s.ir-rrss,a,5.s
r.'s..f 'af sTD--a a-lie- u HAErEE q BEaTH-
Ez~ Aidrl-~
HARPER * BBUTHER>. New York
d. aat suffer liih cough or cold hen yo1
have -e--aiE afe-ar- ygu lH -Ileh terms a. N e
j. .s-seT~ Norman Halsal- g. ~ Boyd sole
a-a-E
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Wanted Sensible Women.

Specialized e,iucauon doe- not nece--
sariiy create c0mpanionahie nor even
sensible women e.--. iy larirs afr,za-0n-
ing. would al prof---ionai men be per-
-,uailv charming and delightful. which
undoubtedly they lli al arr not 4 girl
NAV p, a -1aad Grecian. brilliant
mathematician. sharp critic. fluit,e-s
zr8mmarian. yet he wanting iu sll thai
personal tart and temper. clear oi.-erva-
ton. re.dv sympathy. ami uob.e ---f-
contui which uak-~ comp panionlaie
wife and q lsIuable ulather Nor b IN
professional or un-pecializ-i Instruction
nece~sa-iy Synonymous uith lI-a--s
ana izno7aact. vhii- e. -ood l.i-nunl
edncation J. likely o. prove more -eFvi-
cszible in tine hon and in -scieiy than
one or two supreme npli-ln.ents.
MANY Il Us make the mistake 81 e1n-
founding e31csfion airh 4eluin.meurs
and Of running tog,fher menfal deFe.ep-
uentausl Intellectual -r-scis. .zar.oE- Tie
women of whoui vr are mf-t rru. lr
our oVn history vere not rs.ularzaf u iar
SPECIAL Intellectual a. .ulrefaenf- 81 alrll
a. for stnerzI charscter and ths iaru.on-
ious vorkins of Eiil and morality. The
LADY Fan-hases AMI EIz-i-th fry- tie
MAY Carpenters end Fiorsnle y zltiu-
.zles. uto-e name- are frartie1..F irl-
mortal. uers nof nofel flr their .earuinz.
huf they Were uon- fle if-- souen
She. mark in history l. iuae'ilIe and
the -r.ld th,y DID hVe- affer them and
all nev-r . Ani taking an- af fh~.
a. les-t. partially isarus-i la.iis- of fl- la-t
i II h-r Ia-.nify AMI her i-esi-tues-
thar u- aiuirs 81 much 10 l-iV Jane
cray or b. if li-r ulo.ie-fy. her l-rf.eue--.
her sanity rafisnce. her letotion IN
a sori. r. if her e.iac4tion ar her eharsc-
ser The in,silgctaal pi.ils-arher the
sseet and lovely and nobie rou-an -
n. Fi-faigriig E,ra<u-
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II Is WONDERFUL

how c--slly rheumatism begins. and how
il>siiousiy II grows in tine system. until
one Is ss4rtiei - hDd himself a. vicliln
IL elmer tle a. Ile ssr chrnaic form He
then isarns the lr4rIai tenaeIty of IT.
grip and tas ulter pOweriessness OF the
Orlin4ry remedies 70 give relief
r. iir.bly 10 no disease have physicians
giyea more s;aiy, ami none has more
completely ia Hell their efis--s - provide
sPecisic, ani is.s.il Athioplssrss w.as dls-
covered there "a, 10 n1eslielne which
E0Iii -ursiy cure rlleanlaIlsla. neuralgia
All nervous or = k headache Thousan,.s
Of testimonials Ike the f1ilowi8g prove
beyOna qaes1ioa thzt A;hlopstors i the
only reliable re,asiv, AMI that Il vii Do
al. tai j. ui4i ilsi Tor H.
Caislill, Green Co, Ny.
August "a. iSs,i
! can rsroulale1d The Athiophorps b
anybody E.lai J. an want Of II. Ii has
csIrai nv a-J-iisr wha h1s hal neuralgia
ali her life aBi also rheumatism She ~
she l. ali free from pain nar. snd viii 1.o-
b wiihoG1 bottle Ter tvice the price- l
gave i-otr = u my brother who lad nsl-
ralziz IN The bowels and Il fxesi him in a
few Gays FRANK ED~ARus-
RoJses Pr. Clifton Co. y. Y.
A1glsI ! ,th, 1856
Two wears $50 tins Sumner / was sorel<
afflicted with rheullztissu in my right kn=e
AMI left shoulder. and was induced b. 4
friend - Try Athlophoros. | used i've
botrles. -os well. ard have been compara-
lively lree from rheumatism sine Ihave
e---af fnj-h II, II art hsxs rae,n-Trrusg,7e,1 II
10 Ely FRIENDS - far a | know al who
have tried Il speak is praise.
r HFAToN.
Eoery druggist shoUld keep Athigpha-os
AMI Athiopharys Pills, bgi where they can
not be bouzht Of the druggist the Athlo-
phoros To-, IL Wall ST. New York. viii
send either tearriage paid on receipt OF
regular prize, which Is s1.oo per bottle
for A,hioph0rnS arsl 5ec for Pilis
fo- LIVER and kidney diseases dysgerSia. in
1lse-.t17l- Ee4Ellfss ueTvOg1s Debility diseases
q WO1nen. eCFnstipSIion. heas1aa be IMPURE
o-ssl- &e-- ihlopbo-1s TIlls are unegua,ed
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Statesmen HantGdIl

Er7sres--ie reliabie men T. szl the chGicesf
Fruit and Ornamental NzrS~ry -iock ca sLstry
ah .915.siss ga14s esr on exE1uissf ys-eferrs-d
Steady employ znerst thruaIsaoaf TIE year BEsi-
ness ..uiek y learned -.zsd for teTlzs.
GLENN EEdeS-- NErs1Fzez.
ocsl-IK- Rochester. y. T.
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SWrTHIN c. SHoRTLIDGEs

- ACADEMY, r4E I9Fy5 FEV svD
co.'s EENLf pa D. uir- fruu ldr.i1iei-
rhln , Eel prev e0rars eFerT arrslse even
l.uls~ a. y, extra chl--e- W irclle-.-al cE-
r-ues- 40 eN1.1lfr a-inr Or si-uls-ifssl- Twelve
experienced 1enrhss.. al usu. and al s-aiualr-
special 0I.Ts1-ruri-F f- art srlieurs o. alivanrs
rapidiy -rsrial drill f7r dul and - "a arIi
i-ag- fsf7.1- ~ -fui.ufs Raj ss.tff any sud
e- or cnd-1--. the regular EuE.ish -eieafi.e bus-
lase- Gas. aa. Ur f.rfl all ataer.rE f1lr~= -s-
Hrilf- r-tsd AZ Assla Ac.l1-ILv arr uew iu lizr-
yard ale Princeton. and teu Qtller Coilee= and
fl.rfera1ir -cll--. O. s-lteElt- 4fll g. slllszg
L l--1 l ru a~~f lN RI fSsi ans ll fn ~
.-ZflllluE class ever rear I'M TIE c-sIlrIeTElal
lerlrtueur a f1T.lc1l and Chemical I1h-crafo-
y NiTr-1as. am aud Bal f.ru-rd i7ln vollus~
lIilied O. lin-lrv % Tvs Ea-lia haz seven
ch--r'Ie-. ana ts1ur-.-zuet ehs-Te- uhich rr-n-
1l-r- tae sate ef a. iullxi0z-iua d-iuks fu-
new Illustrated cirisr aifirass IN E--lcltzl an1
H1rre--i .T--ca-trI s-iia. gtr augs- - lyr
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single flul-lr-. Flre Gents flel
EaIni--4rrr> ~.alld b. m4.5e ty Ptrsfaffss-
Money Order Hr Dralr tl 1v,i,l cila,l.-s # lss
Ne-rsI-I5--s or ~ O. rs1r t..s fde-yrss-l....f
.rifiats ri.~ cs-fresr aTri.E - e sRFER & BEl~
Alf--- HARPER d ERtF~ y !
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The above testimonial c=tFle unsolicited and
= al the aiare af{lretiaI-r- Tilese pills AZ.
ssssoDg the o-s- made They al. not : patent
remedy a. the iafIiiElz l. en- every bottle Try
them. foTi VII ind Iast What yaa want
Gail AZ nv s-ors whsTe rssn Wiz ses the finsS;
ssosk If drugs N theessunsy. ss,sosis the t.-st
and price~ isswtss
Respectfully.
c. NJ. BOYD.
Mammoth Block, SOMERSET Pa
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4 fiftsen-foot vein q pure Whit chalk
equal IN quality o the b.-sf Enzii-h chalk.
l. stated % have been discovered in the
hills southeast Of Eagle Rock. Idaho
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AN OPEN LETTER.
Ll-TcNsIEis, Pa
Nay = I->6

Li-TeNsJl.ii. Pa
MAY y ISIS
AE e. \. HuYn. -osEEsET. Pa
Dear ~ in re~1ifylB. 70 the uleri1s Il
y,.ur Aansirlke Liver Pills Worls Elil me IN
exf,rs>siri- my just zrIr,-iation Il their good
and curative F.ruEsrzit-- - Vels a. the un-
sg-szkahie i,eu.;ii- have rselys-l from their
Hse- For s7ssssy ami elective care s5r liver
disease. they a7e ufiriraie,i- A. hias-a pJl-
rifier they -rrINss al known n-Enesliez II
uszly hfailT ~ SD that f-ci- ze1iors rsson
the liver : universal no, = ssane ar Tissue g.
fagisnz tle5r ssrIzTiye iHiiseTirc ] heartily
rssomEnessd your Mandrake Liver Fills - any
one suffering frsH, liver CssInT Tiainf
fo2r
C.I. UsI.AVTER
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TERMS --Po-;4-e Prepaii = p-r Year
Vol VIII cummenrf> NoV- . l>~5.
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~ X. MILLER

Hl- ----zre--ly l1eait-i in Berlin f.'- tie l-ae-
Dr. Trli---t.-- o1lce opposite tlarie>
A-e--.-- -.o-e
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The Somerset Herald.
ESTABLISHED 1871
Terms of Publication.

Terms of Publication.
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--- iagsriailg - eharsel
z,.-t-e-puon aill - discontinued uniii al
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-05
COURT ROUSE NOTES.

Articles Incorporating the Bradstreet-
Thurher company were filed yesterday. The
cOmpany's capital stock is now 100000.
F. C. Penney and wife and Joseph E.
Badger and wife yesterday fIei a plat of
Badger & Penney's Second addition to Min
neapolis.
Marriage licenses were issued to George
Schwinge and Lizzie Enger, 5. 7. Hopper and
Cora 2. White, George A. Richard and Isabella
l.. Matthew's.
The suit in replevin of 1. Preston Rice
against J. L. Beach and c. III. Colgrove, to
recover thirty-six Giplin self-acting fire eX-
tingushers. was decided by Judge Young
yesterday, when he tiled a decision awarding
the plsinuh $40, the sum demanded in the
complaint.
Judge Young yesterday filed decision in
the case of Charles Betcher against William
A. Goodwin, awarding certain property in
the livery stable at 722 Nicollet avenue to
the plaintiff, but giving the defendant $500.
The property was seized by the plaintiff.
who alledged that Betcher owed him several
hundred dollars.
Emma F. Wiley has begun an action for
divorce against Frank P. Wiley. alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment. The parties
were married al Chaplin, Ill. in 1872, and
have two children, Frank and Harry, aged
Ii and 10, respectively. Mrs. Wiley wants
the custody of these children.
The case of james Hope against James
Cain and Mary Cain, TO recover $780, was
begun before Judge Rea yesterday. The
complaint alleges that on the evening OF
te1. Is, 1886. the defendants forciblY broke
into their house and INDUCED in noisy and
boisterous conduct. Mrs. Cain was in deli
cate condition at the time and the shock tC
her nerves was so great that she gave prema-
ture birth to a child, which died Immediately.
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FATeD TO BE FREE.

Mrs. John streeGer Secures n Di-
VOrce on the Ground of Cruelty.
The divorce case of Levina Streeter
against John Streeter came up in the dis
trict court Wednesday. was heard by Judge
Young and divorce granted. The case
will be remembered as particularly un-
savory one, for when Mrs. Streeter first
began the suit her husband filed a counter
charge. alleging that his wife had been
guilty of adultery with DIR. Samuel Fried
lander. When the case came up for trial
six weeks ago, divorce was refused on
account of Mrs. Streeter not having all her
witnesses there to testify to the cruel treat
ment she had received from her husband.
The testimony yesterday morning placed
Mr. Streeter in a very unpleasant light, and
c0rrOborated Mrs. Streeter's statement that
he had failed TO properly provide for her,
and had often left her without the COM
monest necessities. When the judge pro-
nounced Mrs Streeter free woman again
many of her friends stepped forward and
congratulated her. Mr.. Streeter was not
present during the trial.
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
SSO6. 03S.S5.
A $4,000 addition will be built on the
Union elevator.
George n. Morgan post holds a special
meeting this evening.
The grand sta nj in the old fair grounds
burned Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan have named a new
born child A. R. McGill Brennan.
Articles Incorporating the Home Endow-
ment association have been filed.
Samson, the strong man, will be an attrac-
ton at the dime museum next week.
Saturday afternoon the Christian Science
association will meet at 220 Hennepin avenue.
4 permit was yesterday taken out for the
S140, 600 theater TO be built by Sackett d Wig
gins.
Judge Young has dismissed the appeal case
of Fred Rollins in the Leonard Day will
matter.
The street railway company has issued now
fare checks which resemble ''coin of the
realm"
IA meeting of the Celtic association will be
held this evening at Ring & Tobin's Office, liz
Hennepin avenue.
The Cedar Lake Ice company is building
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EI0rm0 EOunced.

ECKvILLE, Pa, Nov. Am exciting
time was had down at Lambeth's lime kilns.
near here, Tuesday. A number of farmers
knew that there were two men. strangers
in the place, operating amoung the young
women of the neighborhood, freQuenting
the gatherings of Sunday schools, and in
gratiating themselves among the single
women, and the farmers determined to
drive them out of the neighborhood. The
elder of the two-Brother Ettig. as he is
calied-was seen emerging from Gray's
meadow with young Lena Eckerberger,
whom he was inducing to join Mormon col
Ony. Ettig was seized and dragged to the
lime sheds and rolled in bin of white lime
dust, and started ON run through the
woods Basng. the other suspected party,
was also seized and ducked in creek and
cowhided and started through the woods in
the direction Ettig had taken. 1t appeared
that there was concerted plan, according
to which a number of deluded young
women should all be ready to start West
on given day to join Mormon settlement.
At least dozen young women have had
their heads turned by all sorts OF promises
made by these fellows. and for time it
was difficult to secure hired female help in
that region.
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Detectives Lawrence and King Yesterday
arrested A. E. Gay. man who claims to
have worked at upholstering, going from
house to house. upon the charge of bur-
larry committed Wednesday night. The de-
tectiyes state that Gay ana man known as
Big Bob in police circles. hired a dray in
the afternoon, and, going to the warehouse
of Y. L. Rice. stole raw hides and leather
valued at S20I.59. In the evening they
entered the Carr house. at 700 Hennepn
avenue and stole a half dozen Overcoats
and as many mats belonging to the boarders
from the hallway. They then went to 92S
Nicollet avenue, where thew were removing
Overcoats when the b0arders discovered
them and gave chase. The two men ran
away. leaving their dray, and the clothing
was recovered. The detectives found the
leather in a cellar on First street south.
Property taken from the house of a Mr..
Marko at % Ninth street south, was also
recovered.