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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-11-22
How TO Prove THE EARTH Moves

How TO Prove THE EARTH MovEs.
1t has puzzled the heads Of a good
many youngsters to know how the
earth turns round. A German edu.
cstional journal published in Frank
fort, gives the following directions for
proving that the earth "does move"
Take good sized bowl, II it mar
ly full Of water, and place it upon
the floor OF room which is not ex-
posed to shaking or Earring from the
street. Sprinkle over the surface OF
the water a coating Of lycopodium
POWDER white substance which is
sometimes used for the purposes of the
toilet, and which can be obt ,ined at
almost any spothecarys. Then upon
the surface Of this coating OF powder,
make with powdered charcoal, a
straight black line, say an inch or two
IN length. Having made this little
black mark with the charcoal powder
on the surface Of the contents Of the
bowl. lay down upon the floor, close
to the bowl, a stick or some other
straight object. SO that it will be ex-
actly parallel with the mark. II the
line happens to be parallel with a
crack in the floor, or with any other
stationary object in the room, this will
serve as well.
Leave the bowl undisturbed for a
few hours, and then observe the posi-
tion of the black,nark with reference
TO the object that it was parallel with.
1t will be found to have moved from
east TO west-that Is to say, in the d.
rection opposite to the movement of
the earth on it's axis. The earth in
simply revolving has carried the wa
ter snG everything else in the bowl
around with it, but the powder on the
surface has been left behind a little.
The line will always be found to have
moved from east to west, which is
perfectly good proof that everything
else has moved the other way.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-11-22
DEMOCRATIC In POLITICS,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

SLUG per inch for the firsiinsertion. and so
cents for every subsequentinscrtion' Obit.
naries, church festivals, etc, over ten lincs
In length will be charged at the rate of aS
cents perlnch. A liberal deduction made
to those who advertise by the year
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-11-22
Permanent Relief.

Every Spring. for years." writes
Lizzie nv. Ileyean, 262 Fifteenth ST.,
BROOKLYN. ". Y, ~ have had intole--
able headaches. commenced the usc
OF Ayers Sarsapariila last March, and
have NOT had headache since that
time"
st suffered from headache, indiges-
ton, and debility, and was hardly able
20 DRAG myself about the house." writes
Mrs. ". M. Lewis, Of A st., Lowell,
Mass. Ayers Sarsaparilla has worked
q marvellous change in my case. I now
feel strong and well as ever"
Jonas GarInan, Esq, OF Lykins, Pa,
writes: "For years I have suffered
dreadfuliy. every Spring, from headache,
caused u impurity Of the blood and
hIlousness- 1t seemed for DAYS and
weeks thai my head would split open.
Nothing relieTed me till took Ayers
Sarsaszrl.E This medicine has cured
me completely"
When Mrs. GenevEa Belanger, Of "a
Bridge st., Springfield, Mass, began to
use Ayers Sarsaparilla, she had suffered
for some years from serious affection
OF the kidneys. Every Spring, also, she
was afflicted with headache, loss OF
appetite, and indigestion. A friend per-
shaded her to use Ayers Sarsaparilla.
which benefited her wonderfully. Her
health - now perfect. Martyrs TO head
ache should try
Ayers SarsaPariila,
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell. Masa
Price 81; Elk bottiss. ss. Worth es bottle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-11-22

60 Ge~ss A0ur coughing and en-
JOS refreshing slunbsr. which DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup will assure ron.
"Are yoa going TO the races
YES, and bet on the winning kcrse."
Not the handsome AbdaIish, he Is
lame. Didn't 700 know. I'll whis-
per in your ear. he'll win. They're
usiag Salvation OIL"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-11-22
PROFESSIONAL.
RICHARD 3. riRPErT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,

II E. Lexington St, near Chas., Bait, Nd.
Practices in the Courts of Baltimore CITY,
Court of Appeals of Nd, in The counties
Charles and st. Mary's and Washington
city. Special attention given 10 Admiralt
practice, collection of claims, &c, Being
a member of and counsel for the Real Es-
tate firm of Z. j. Chaisty & Co., all partie
desiring TO sell farms in Maryland can
place them in our hands. Persons desiring
TO buy or exchange should call or send for
list of property. Money loaned on first
mortgage. Jan. 20-y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-11-22

Es Tramp; Il haven't had bite
for two days.
Granger: rs it possibier HIRE.
Tigs Tigc +
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-11-22

80 look here. judge. said The
burglar; II amt 60 bad 4s you think
| am. OnlY give me time and II re-
form. And the judge gave him IF
teen years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-11-22

Preserves OF all kinds, cheap at the
Brown store. Call and see them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-11-22

@- Persian Proverb: Ten meas
uEes Of talk were set down upon The
earth. and the women took nihs."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-11-22
MARINE BANK BUILDING. BALTIMORE.

REGULAR BRANDSSecial No. Peruvian Potash
An"'Oniated Super Phosphate Of Lime Fr eds Ra.O Dis
Rao and Potash, Pare Dis Genuine
Bone Phosphate, Dis. Bone Phosphate
Phosphate. Point Compound Farmers Standard Ma.
Potash, S1iphate Potash GTonnd Tankino and
all Ferhh.ag Materials. "
evidence
besat
afrstc
nacva
Ito buy
paHy JOHN n.
t St Mary county our Tobacco Compound
good quality weighs he has used
will add Mr. Mltny
strictly reliable Mr. Matingy used
use no oths Tor both Wheat ana Tobacco n LLOYD
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26
UAs o. ras FRONTIER
Al.saaisx Reports rsaFi-x - - shs Sos-
sra1r ~ fezas

Ae.fs Ts1. sepI - All fssisFa4y
sas tsiay he most sArmlng lslegTzns
aass eoauausd 20 poar 10 o. Sossrasf
Ress inform.nz him tLsi ~4r = rs, q "a
rb- Isx.s fr1srl-r aEa tlst kio OFands
CIV aAs bee1 foF "a p4sl tsectF four
halrs 10 Dossesslln of a. armed svzl14l
alab. Al t1s e .ekrsfLs 1aFe c@u4o if0m
IoAl kslz. Lozuly 141Ee ~ starr county.
and ssll slccs~oi .- one = uagfs slaruinz
aud ssBsa1io1al lakn lie otnsr A. de-
n.ald sUoDs la- nl cd 4-s-g, 4Ld CoaFsF TIC
Iu preston i1 pial1 EsEus inan Ia4 pant
anar1ly = running "a tls border. sn1 tnaE
tls ives Vi A1sfiCan cluzens - lie secllS1
az iu ~ mel ais peril.
l- sslAlsc erticiaily thsl lhs 0rikia u ne
Erelols = t.lsl sue0unter ~Aleh TOOK
place 4 Rio 0fan1s Clty as saturday, %
sssn Carnao l. 04rzA editor Of
- C0a.msre.0 Asricans. snd a Uuitsd
states Fsysn1s ohn1ef. NiclOE Lssrsz. Ins
Governor las ordered The entire ranger
foFos u TsIzs o. proceed VITA al possl0ls
haste % me scene Of nzttls. it = believed
thai there sill 0s . general 1assacre Of
tsIss citlLeas VI .oss TIE nitsd States
troops from fort kingso.d come 10 their
rescue The syent is issly - lead 10 al
intern afionzl CO a. piicsIion. sEd should .
massacre occur So II sad wholesale retrl-
button Is certain 90 follow Governor kOss
says that tie siEuzu0n IS extremely grave.
and The absence of sdyicrs i0r several hours
gives rss u ths xOrsL fears
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26
BLAINE INTERVIEWED
Trs ALLEGED coNSlse tETTEa
ne Asfazss - Esisg ials4 = CsagrsssFsE
ossr Cs4ziiass Gssss Ths ksersts-
- rFsaa gazr<ss Ez@ph4l-
a4IIF Naaiaa

ACsrs1a. M. zspL 25-fls Ka.aetee
Jss.Fsal lsmorro- 81 Fasasn re iols"
inE rsprsaeata.lss al tals pager - ei
s1 AE. Blalas Sssssf.las 81 ask u ls iasifsd
- s=y anything 1 aaszsr 10 las reeenl.t
saal lsasd islLsf a..Ilsltsl ro tls .ate -slA-
t0f Coakiax Ar b.a..e sal. Ae-l -
csala 11lle lls la slasr .lt. -on .--f-is-
over Al. Coax - grave A-f-z o-4
isi4t services il tDLs fr-a. sot-+s sAtse~
years Ia a. ss Lad -l.s 1EasDsf .ll-k c1--
trsTsrsss sls ! 4sFsT sPo4s ~ sfot7 a
sord soncsrnlls llli. sacsnt pupiicy @nl
ao- rAsl hs = d-Aa ~ aps sFs sea .ed
asalasE sssfy form ef critlclsnl 9f uqkin4
sxgrssa.on 10 n.4asr shat a.4F bs ne
imbalsues or fas Ed -sfils VI a1y % -
Surviving lrls4aa-
oar rscs.rtsr 4aEsd Nf Bisins II - had
sofics1 taal tsgss Aad besn expressed ln
ssgsfal gspsis - fo BIZ. toaknos being
tae aIta8f vi t-s puo. ans4 ictisf hf.
b alas rsDliso lhal 9i course le kns" nota-
ink ssa1t Ia gslnl o4l tnat % ~4s great
.nruriss o. him lbat such lsslel should
aas. hssu kutlsn ~ IA ConkliBg The
d. s4ous tbzl sle lsttsr sAs Nri-tsn Just
slE days Afef a. sxsspsrauuz pslson-l ds-
sats sLa Ar. Lonk4ins. and d hr. Cook-
nnz hA1 lnteadel to say anything ~ he
EiBd - s0aia asVe been apt 30 ,4y iE thea.
All a9f .mul sdi 4tely 4itaf = a. ! o private
lsgisr. shieh va not ElFsa 20 tas pubic
tor fs-nly -t~O FsaEs, aad aDt until M.
Goukuns aao been aead several months.
The s40ls afalF rss not Ia accordance
slth ~. CoukAnEs haDlgal courage n
dsoate.
NJ. BlAlas sas then 2sked II ne h4d any
thing 70 say ABOUT tns charge tnss he nkl
mAGs monev out Of the recruiting funds Of
lhs ~sr. De replied thai Il mignt With
equal uuta be charges that hs aad made
moary oJ fOoolns l4aAs, Or - piracy On
ths b "a SEAS.
NJ BlGas went on 70 say that the
county Frauds lad been investigated Dy a
com a. isslon. and that 50 ar from as beng
connsctsd ~Ith sEsm. as aad received ne
thanks u ths comm issi0n for the services
DO lad rsn1sred a assisting tasir work
he bad also smsndsd ths enrolment Dil
"a Congress. SO as - stop fraudulent re-
eruIfiua
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

For This Present Week.

100 doz. Ladies Union Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, with
fancy borders, prices THREE
for TEN CENTS.
Our entire stock of the we'll
known Queen Bess" Corsets
at 80 cents each.
The balance of our "Pan-
dora" French woven Corsets
at only 20 cents each.
% doz. Mems Derby Ribbed
Half Hose at % cents, worth
double.
100 doz. Mems latest Fall
styles of Neckwear at % and
so cents.
500 doz. Ladies' Fall and
Winter underwear from the
cheapest to the best silk,
bought direct from manufac-
turers and in large quantities.
We defy competition.
200 celebrated Gloria"
Umbrella. in 26 and 2S inches.
Gold OF Silver head at $500
each. 700 sold by Us of this
one grade alone since May lst.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

The Tenth Great Fair of the
W. NJ. A. q !. Society is over,
and pronounced d brilliant
success.
Illustrating in a forcible
manner the spirit of enter
prise and courage existing in
the people of Grand Rapids
and Western Michigan over
even the adverse elements.
Our magnificent display in
the Art Hall, was said to be
the finest of its kind ever seen
in the State.
Carpets of every description
and value; Rugs from every
cline; Draperies of the latest
styles, from home and foreign
loom: Dress Goods of English,
French, German and Ameri-
can make; Cloth Seal Plush
and genuine London Dyed
Seal garments of the very lat
est styles; Silks, Satins, Vel
vets and Pushes, all beauti-
fully displayed and forming
a com bination of enhancing
beauty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26
sAIo % AAvg sTolgN Sc. .oOo.
I've Brothers Accused of Systematically
ksbstss Csirs. Iii, Grocery Firm

I've brothers Accused Of systematically
ksbsisg |. Cairs. IA, Grocery Firm.
CAIEO. III. sept 23.--lI was AscsrtAined
today thai Elmer l. and Walter Corning
hsd been indicted By ths Grand Jury for
tas alleged smeezzisInsat Of over $4,000
fron the Sew York Store Company. 40 old
wholesale grocery hrm Of this city. Both
yoank men are ia 81 Louis. the Erst-nsmsd
having a largs interest IN the Stevens lith-
ogrsph Company. and both are sons of A.
CCnings. Q police magistrate hsrs- About
six months ago a circumstance occurred
which ed Colonel C. o. Patier. President OF
tas New York 5.Ors Company. 20 sus-
psct that AL was not right with
he books. He looked over a
few sccoupts. and found evidence Of irreg-
uiarity. aud then accused Wslter Comings.
~oo bad succeeded hus brother Elmer as
cashier aud boOkksspsr. Of wiltully rnissp-
prspriating the moneys Of the 1rm- The
young man coaissssd his g0llt, and esti-
mated The amount OF his dsialcshOn ~
$500. An expert was engaged 70 examine
ths books for several years past, and after
three weeks careful search it was found
thar Walter wss q dsfaulter for s.. 200.
nearly $4,000 being the shortage for the
three previous years. At the time Elmer
Cemings took this large sun be was treas
urer secretary and book<eeper. aud had =
small share Of the stock The young men
have not been arrested
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

A TELEGRAn HERALD representative Wis
tied the City Hall yesterday. and. moved
thereto by the report OF the Furniture Com
mittee. made q careful inspection of the
furniture ia which il vas alleged that de
iecls we're found. Except in q few cases.
like the omission OF dust panels under the
drawers in some OF the desks. which can
be readily supplied. the imperiections com
planned OF are 50 trivial as not 10 De worth
noticing Indeed they cannot be detected
except oy the most careful and accurais
measurements or the use Of msgnifying
glass. 10 the TELE6RAA. HERALD II looked
As though the company ~hicn furnished n
had made an etofG 10 turn out specially
fine JOB, and had admirably succeeded.
The Eypercriticsi spirit which would search
out the microscopic hAws enumerated In
the report, would discover flaws IN para
disc. No public building IN the United
States has handsomer or better furniture
than our new City Hall and the public
may be relieved OF all fears TO the contrary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

The Michigan directors Of the Western
Coal Dealers Assoc alton held meeting
Monday sftsrno oon a. the Russell House.
Among those present yer. ". J. McSwss-
neY. Of Kalamazoo. ?. ?. Bennett, Of Grand
Rapids u. ". Baker. of Adrian, saa Geo
+. Ho~ss Of Battle Creek Charles Dean
sad J n. Trihou. Of Detroit. presidents aud
sscrstsry Of the sssocist on. met rith them
Complaints sEsast eleven mem aers of rbs
sssocisrien we're considered. Several we've
sxaiast retailers vao crt scheduis prices
add asaers sgsinst shippers for selling coal
- iasiviausis ~ho are net deslars Hssvv
ires we're imposed IN seversi n the casss
and cthsrs we're dismissed - Dsfrois Tri6sl-,s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

John A. b. Mead and Miss Laura Belle
Bishop were married yesterday afternoon
st the residence Of the brides parents, Col
onel and Ars l.. X. Bishop. The wedding
was very quiet anu only relatives and q
very few intimate friends were present
Nr. and Mrs Mead went at once to the
home of Mrs. Major Watson, where they
will reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Mead bad made
arrangements to take q trip East, TO be
gone about one month and then u reception
would he rendered them on their return.
but this will all &c dropped on account OF
the death of Major Watson. The reception
would have been a grand affair. as !, 900 in
vitations were TO be sent out. and they were
being engraved by Tiffany, in New York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26
Captain Judd For representative.

tk.NssSts - ts>tssN~-~stANs
LOWELL. Sept. 25.-At the Second Dis
trict Representative convention, held here
today. VIM. T. Adams was elected Chair
man. and N. A Holcomb. of Bovine. Secre-
tary. The names Of NJ. w. Bates, of Paris
John Hesdley. OF Ada, and Capt. George +.
Judd. of Cascade. were presented for the
domination for the Otfice of Representative
in the Legislature. After eight ballots, in
" hich there was q spirited but friendly
contest, Captain Judd was nominated.
The following District Committee was
elected. r. n. Barnard. OF Grand Rapids
township. Chairman. Ada. Z. ID. Washburn;
Bovine, ID. ID. Holcomb; Byron, James 5.
TOlsnd Csscsds, C. r. Holt Caledonia, f.
g. Ward, Usines. Nelson Kelley; Lowell. 5.
+. Curtis. Paris. " IN. t. Adams: Vsrgennes.
Geo. II. Godfrey; wyoming. Loren Day.
Captain Judd wears an empty sleeve. the
result of wound received in the war, and
IL popular and respected citizen. tie will
undoubtedly De- elected by large msjoriEy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

fxrIsxsFotIs sept. Park and Va
essh cnunries to-day SEM VISITING dslexs-
tiers - General Harrison hat of ne fer
ner being composed chisdy Of sunday
SER sol childrrn. ta The nanser 81 ioo. Wa
bssb counfv is Republican stronghold
and here wers sbsut oae thousand peepis
frsra thar county. fae customary prs
rrsnue vss followed In msrch with
rnsic md oanner- - diversity Park
.aere a. 80 81 ack. General Harrison
rsosivei he 5ii ae- SPEAK a. Isnxts snr
IN sAs cou-e az ais remsrks referred "a ths
surpius. fei,a ~i1x fhe tans ~ srEsment be
ussd in his address ro enc OF tas delegatss
All Eaex
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

About twenty officials and prominent
residents of Msckinsc Island arrived on the
down train over the G. K. Il |. yesterday TO
visit our city and be present at the dedica-
tory exercises at the City Hall. They were
met At the depot BY a committee OF the
City Council aud escorted up town. Dur
ing their stay the city fathers will see Tat
they are shown due courtesy. Among the
visitors are, Col. c. b. Fenton, President OF
the village; Cap sin Goodale. U. S. A. Com :
Eiandant at the fort; +. A. Franks. ]. Ear
ley, J. X. Begun, James Gallagher, j. NJ.
Davis. George Truscott, w. Sullivan, Pat
rick Donnelly, Peter Begun, Z. Dowd, A.
Gallagher. J. r. Enerick, b. Lanchends, J..
IL Wilmette
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26
A Challenge.

hereby challenge George Siddons to
meet me to finish, Marquis of Queensberry
rules, with two-ounce gloves. for 500 or
500 q side and total gate receipts. within
two weeks from date, or. If said Siddons
cannot get backing for that amount i will
meet him tor entire gate receipts If he will
deposit $50 as guarantee TO show mp at
date fixed for meeting aud face me to a fin
ish in a twenty -four foot ring. neither party
10 weigh over i24 pounds. In evidence Of
good faith / have deposited $50 with Fred
Daily this day HAIRY JOKES.
Champion Festherweight of Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26
To His Long Rest.

Brief services were held over the remains
OF the late II. NJ. Guest at the family resi-
dence on Sincl&ir-st.. yesterday afternoon,
at 1:30 o'clock. Prayer was conducted by
Rev A. K. Merriam, and. Notwithstanding
the severe rain, large number OF friends
came TO pay their last respects to the
dead and show their sympathy for the be-
reavsd family. Numerous and beautiful
floral offerings showed the esteem in which
the deceased was held.
The remains were taken to Otsego, this
State. IN the O'Clock train. where the final
services and burial will take place at IL
o'clock this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

ons Huadrsd ssd Forty Three New Cases
at JackssaviIis.

JAcKscSvILLE. Fla. sept 25.-Ths Official
bulletin fer TIE tvesty-four hours snding
a. Q p. N September % SHOWS the number
0i new case. 10 De l43, of which eighty Eve
ars colored psopls, deaths, Al. l.. Burch.
Mrs Hail ,eoloredl. Otto IuDp aud Miss
FlOrsnes stowe. Total cases 10 date ?, 1884,
tOtsl deaths 10 date, 2zl.
The morning opened cold. damp and very
unpleasant. but as the day wore on the sir
became tenn pered 10 pleasant cOolnsss- I he
a. mo-phers also cleared up considerably.
and. A. = consequence. people became more
cheerful. ana things took on a more lively
appearance generally. In response TO
urgent tslegraphic requests, two nurses
were sent 10 Fernandina today. That
city has all along claimed 70 De
Tree OF fever. but II is thought
the situation OF affairs is very
bad thers now. Lake City is surrounded
oy Gordon OF 100 men, who allow no one
10 enter. At Ocola no business is being
dons. Mounted guards patrol the outskirts
OF the place. Cedar Keys Is similarly
guarded. no railroad passengers being per-
mittsd iaslde the county line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

vsls.sNs s-es-s-
KrNr CITY. sept Is Hon. N. c. Burch
addressed 81 enthusiastic audience of voters
at PhRniI Hall Isst night. To say il was
/. roussr 10 putting IL mild. The speaker
held bis audlencs for two hours aud ten
Hiuutss IN earnest attention. snd as a SEN
Ebl- and fair sxpoUudsr OF the political
issues u the day. our people consider Mr.
Bursh without peer. II sll parties would
employ only such candid and earnest
SPEAKERS. Who can address an audience Of
iatsihgsnt people without resortiug to
De aCc0 n 81 shsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26
CoIonixation stopped.

RALErsH. n. c.. Sept. 25.-Goyernor
sestes has written letter to the President
of the Board Of Health at Jacksonville. in
which while expressing the deepest SYM
pathy with the people struggling with the
yellow fever, he declares that any further
colonization OF yellsr fever refugees in
North Carolina must be stopped. The
danger TO citizens of the State 10 too great TO
allow Il TO continue further.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26
A melancholy situati,n.

NASHVILLE. Sspt. 25.-A special from De-
catur SAYS The deserted streets, closed
business houses and general melancholy
appearance of everything. show the real
condition of things. Two deaths have been
reported since last night, j. II. Wsakley
and his son. L. ;. Weakley. They were
from Brownsville. Tenn, and had been IN
Decatur but a short time. Two new cases
were reported today. Notwithstanding the
unisvora5ls showing this morning the
doctors still think the worst is over. The
supply OF provisions and money is about
exhausted. and Is coming IN very slowly Z.
No trains. either freight or passenger. are
allowed to stop and communication can
De had only by telegraph.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

BsocxNAxvTLIx. Pa, sept 5.-As Fors-
paags's shov vas uaiosding ct Dubsis to
DAY. Joha Peggy, az elephant trsiasr, Of
Salem, y. J., vas attacked sT tse eisphsnt
Tip. sad kilsd Peggy wss trying 70 get
ne sssst snt II csr. sut it Dad osen anger
I'd By men ssd ooYs tessiDg IT, It struck
SIN With - sr1ax. Eorsd in -ith its tusks
snd trsmpled hin. The other siephsB =
grew sngry aud tore ID another cage ard
slrnrk 70 nihsr nsa. hnt not % 30 harR
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26
MAIL sox Rossess AT FRISCO.
eslcsxe CrinsissIs ResptaE Harvest al
The ExD@n.- af CaHfsrsfs Merchants

esicsge CrinaiasIs R~spiaE n Harvest at
the Exp-n-> sf Cehfer.ts s-rehsnts
SkS + RAN fsCu. sept. Many robbsries
81 letter boxes Of Business firms have bssa
CON uaitted recently by gang Of criminals
Thoughts 10 Be from Chicago. Their plan j.
- wstch letter carriers crop letters into the
boxes ~ large sUs'ness houses. then wax
NJ asd riih glass cGtfsr axe the glass
Gus ~ tas frame and ssiEe tne isttsrs.
Chscks snd drsGs srs tsken. forged indorss-
u.snts made sn3 money drsra from BANKS
Within = ew vssss 5000 or s. coo have
h@~n drawn from Local BANKS On forged
checxs stolen In this wsY. The pellce thus
fsr hsvs No cias 20 tle criminals. Who are
ssidantlr arnarts
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

The members of the c. l.. s. C. held a
very pleasant meeting in the lecture room
Of the First Reformed church on Monday
evening. 1t was decided to call the circle
Opgfellow." A club was formed for the
periodical, and pleasant infOrmality ruled
IN. evening. The annual election OF officers
will be held at the same place on Monday
evening next. and a short literary pro-
gramne is Anticipated
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

wresvs kan sept ~ Pohcsnsa
Hssrv Eberhsck ~ss shof sni Instantly
kirsd ~ gohn Thornton yesterday.
Thexntcn VS. = usmter ef he Merchants
Feiice sra vse srrsstes hv Ebeahack or
Gving -ttk a vania1 So as ~te. Asile
- ~ ~sr ~ the sfaron Tharnt01 sd
Eherasrk rusrrelea s1c kseahsck sit
fhsraton sve- tts aesa va ssHe. sn6
e.s shes dead ~ tss criscner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26

The New Exscutiys Issues His First Ad-
ar.ss To G. A L. Comradss-

The New Exscntiy. Issues His First Ad-
dress TO G. a X. Comrades.
wAssrSsroS. Sept 25.-C0mmandsr-ia-
Chief Warner. Of the 6. A. r.. has issued a
circular 20 comrades throughout the c0un-
try. lie expresses the hope that the COM
inx yssr vii be ous Of active work, and
urges apon the posts 10 secure upon their
refs the names Of - many 0t the veterans
vho are not members as pcssisls. He says
tba the politics and religion OF a comrate
aes having been questioned during the
ysars Of var it should &c the sans at pres
"a. thst fraternity. charity aua loyalty is
q Piss fern broad saouga for every survivor
of the mon army to stand upor. Re
especially urges upon tie comrades that
they protect each other from adverse criti-
eisrn on these agsstioas. ln conc ssiOn.
the commando asks ths cooperation Of all
comrades In sdvancing the lines OF tae
srusr