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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-06
THE LATEST.


AT Hetherarus, Hungary, 40 houses
have been burned and 100 persons rendered
! homeless. Two lives were lost in the
flames. The villages Of Mezo, Bereny and
Hundsdorf have been destroyed by fire.
Tue bark British Princess has been
wrecked of Caminha, Portugal, and TWEEN.
| ty-three persons were drowned. 1t was
reported that Spanish customs officers pre-.
vented the saving of q number OF lives by
| firing upon Portuguese lifeboat which
had gone to the rescue.
CLEARING house returns for week ended
March 81 showed an average decrease OF
255 compared with the correspondirg week
| of last year. In New York the decrease
was 234.
The Senate on the S1st passed number
OF bills Of q minor nature. The House had
the Union Pacific Funding bill under con-
sheraton Several private bills were
passed and the River and Harbor bill was
| introduced.
The International Woman's Council
ended at Washington On the LIST, Elizabeth
Cady Stanton delivering the closing ad-
dress.
AMERICAN securities were fiat on the
London Exchange during the week ended
April l. Other securities were IN de-
mand. In Paris the bourse was steady un-
til the end Of the week, when the minis
terial crisis began to be felt. In Germany
the bourses were quiet
WARREN, Ark, and surrounding country
was visited by disastrous storm recently
and The colored Baptist Church was CON-
p.etely destroyed and other buildings
damaged. Twelve miles south the damage
was great, houses and fences being swept
away and timber blown down. No lives
were lost SO far as known.
AT the meeting Of the Central Labor
Union At New York on the lst Typography
cal Union No. 6 withdrew from member
ship, forestalling their expulsion for en-
croaching upon the rights Of the German
compOsitors. The Carl Sahm Club and the
Progressive Union also withdrew.
WHILE Rev. Clayton Mumm and Rev.
John Conrad were walking on the railroad
track, near Bushong's furnace, at Reading,
Pa. recently. the Pottsville passenger train
came along and both were run down. Rev.
Mumm died few minutes after the acci-
dent Conrad was taken to hospital, but
his injuries were fatal
The British steamer Swallow was
wrecked February - OF Namoa island,
China, by striking on the rocks. The
captain and a number Of the crew and pas
sengers saved themselves by clinQing to
rigging, but thirty-one persons, VINO put
OF from the wreck in q small boat are sup
posed to be lost.
Tue German Emperor's amnesty decree
has been issued. The ofenses 10 which it
applies are insulting the sovereign. crimes
and misdemeanors in the exercise CT civil
rights. insulting or resisting onices of the
LAW. disturbing the public order, LESS Of
lenses and infractions Of the Law CT public
meetings
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-06
THE EAST. :

HE GASVs
WILLIAM G. WEBER T. Co., dry goods
merchants Of Boston, have assigned, with
100000 liabilities and $l35, 900 nominal as
sets.
JOSEPH w. DRExEL, q member Of the
great banking firm Of Drexel, Morgan &
Co, died in New York City recently, after
o brief illness.
Elk LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR WILLIAM
DoRsHEINER, the publisher OF the New
York Star and q prominent Democrat, died
on the 18th at Savannah, Ga. He was born
in Lyons, n. Y, February 5, 1882.
WHITE, CoRBIN & Co.. Of Rockville,
Conn, have reduced the hours Of labor in
their envelope factory, the largest Of the
kind in the world, from ten to eight hours,
on account Of the general trade depression
TIE suit of E. P. Tenny, against the Con-
gregationalist for 500, 600 damages for alleged
libelous references to Mr.. Tenny's removal
from the presidency Of Colorado College,
has been decided at Boston in favor Of de-
PENDANT.
TIE Stickney powder factory, near Ash
ford, n. Y, was destroyed by an explosion
recently.
THE steamship Britannia, which arrived
At New York last year with cholera on
board, has arrived from Italy, this time
with smallpox. The vessel was detained
ut quarantine.
TEE boiler Of passenger train locomo-
tive exploded at North Manchester, Conn,
the other morning, killing the engineer
and fireman.
" forty years proprietor Of the Aston
House. New York, died in Reading, Pa,
recently, aged seventy-seven.
siv lna ~
are exercised over the disaster to the salt
feet The following vessels overdue were
formally given mp: The Norwegian bark
Emigrant and the American banks Vesu-
wins, Of Richmond, and the Mabel Stoddard,
all from Trapan, with salt for Gloucester.
1t is believed that they were caught At the
time Of the great gale and lost Forty-fve
lives are given up as lost.
The British steamer Canonbury has been
abandoned on Nantucket, Mass. The crew
were saved, but one died from the expo
sure.
ONE child was burned to death and an
other fatally injured while alone in tene-
ment house in New York City the other
morning.
ISAAC HINKLEY, president Of the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad
Company, died at Philadelphia recently.
TIE lower house Of the New York AS
sembly has passed the Crosby High Ii
cense bill by vote Of Is to 81 on party
lines.
The Executive Committee of the Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers Association,
adjourned at New York on the 29th, after
two days session. Plans were agreed upon
for enlarging the scope Of the Association's
work, which will at once be carried into
effect
The failure Of Louis F. Zerega, broker of
No. South William street, has been an
nounced on the New York Cotton Ex-
change.
IT is reported from Nantucket, Mass,
that the seaman who died there after being
rescued from wreck recently was 9 vic
tam of cholera The rest Of the crew were
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-06

Man that is born Of woman, is prone to
fatigue. Woman, that is married to man,
is just as prone to fatigue. 1t is in their
respective methods Of showing their tired
ness that u man and a woman differ as
widely as the roar Of a cyclone differs from
the sigh and sob OF the oceans voice. When
a man Is tired out" he not only knows it.,
but he takes some pains to impress the
fact upon those about him. those Of his
own household in particular. His wife
knows it by his every action. The average
man when suffering from fatigue, not only
is very tired, but he makes those about
him tired. How about the wife and
mothers She is never aggressively tired
though she may be complainingly So
She IS most apt to hide from those
about her the fact that she is very,
very tired, and TO smile when she is
weary to the hearts core. For womau's
duties are of the kind that bring WEAKNESS
OF soul and body and spirit. she is often
called upon to confront such wcarying
array Of small worriments as would SIM
ply madden the most even tempered man.
Yet she not only passes the ordeal success.
fully, but is ready, when the day - over,
to absorb from her husband some Of his
WEAKNESS by the exercise Of her womanIy
sympathy. 1t can be safely assumed chat
men, as rule. and as compared to the
utter weariness which comes to women. do
not know the meaning Of the word stirred"
But they think they do and they act in q
manner calculated to mako their WEAKNESS
very wearisome to others.-Exehasge
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-06

TIE sash, door and blind manufacturers
Of New England, New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania have formed . combine
ton to 20 into effect In june.
Two strangers were found dead IN .
Reading pa hotel the other day, having
blown out the gas the day before.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-06
GENERAx.

~4A2N@4A4AAS
EDMUND DIVER GRAY, a distinguished
member Of the Irish Parliamentary party,
died In Dublin on the 9th of heart disease
was proprietor Of the Freen,an's Journal and
the Belfast Morning Ne,rs.
TIE Sultan of Zanzibar is dead.
The house Of Mrs. Peter Rertine, at
Bathurst, n. B., took fire recently during
aged thirteen and eleven years, were
burned to death.
NOTHING has been heard from the two
missing pilot boats, Enchantress and Phan-
tom, which disappeared during the bl zzard
at New York. The crew of the Enchant-
ress consisted OF four pilots and SIX sailors
and that of the Phantom OF four sailors,
her pilots having left her the day before
the storm broke.
Tue coronation of Emperor Frederick
and Empress Victoria, as King and Queen
Of Prussia, Is expected to occur at Konigs.
burg in June.
LORD SALISBURY had a prolonged inter-
view with Baron de Staal, the Russian
Ambassador, on the eth, at which fresh
proposals with regard 10 Bulgaria were
discussed. 1t was reported that the result
OF the conference was an approach to an
entente.
A DISPATCH from Massowah says it has
been learned there that King John has or
dered three columns Of Abyssinian troops
to attack the Italian forces.
The official statement of the Southwest
ern Railway Association for the first and
second weeks OF March shows that the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy earned in
that period less than 81 COZ on through and
competitive business between Chicago and
Kansas City and common points. It was
estimated that the gross earnings o: the
road viii fall OF over el2o0.0o0 for the
month.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-06
THE SOUTH.

SILVER is said to have been struck in
large quantities in Scott County, KY, ten
miles from Georgetown.
The Governor of Texas has revoked the
proclamation offering rewards generally
for the arrest of all persons engaged in
train rObbing, forming mobs or otherwise
violating the law. Amateur detectives, i:
seems, were using the proclamation to
"gouge" the State out of rewards. In all
special cases, as for instance the robbing Of
the trains at Flatonia and McNeill, the pro-
clamation stands.
JUDGE s. q. SHARP, chairman of the
Democratic State Executive Committee.
has been nominated and confirmed as
Treasurer pro TEN. Of the State Of Ken
lucky, successor to 1efaulter Tate.
The president and cashier of the State
National Bank, Of Raleigh, N. C., are re-
ported missing with most Of the funds.
Two white men and q negro were killed
and several men wounded by the explosion
of q boiler in q saw mill at Cookevllle,
Tenn, recently.
THOMAS p MILLER & Co., private bank
ers, of Mobile, Ala. have failed with $780,
600 liabilities and $50, 600 assets.
THE people of Mississippi will hold an
immigration convention at jackson May "a
AN engine and seven fat cars went
through small bridge near Austin, Tex,
the other day, killing W. s. Taylor, o
brakeman, and inIuring six others.
The reunion Of the Army Of the Potomac
and the Army OF Northern Virginia will
be held at Gettysburg, July l. 9 and 8
George William Curtis will deliver the ora
ton. Many noted men arc expected to be
present.
The bodies of two victims OF the bl zzard
were found near Delaware breakwater re-
Gently washed up by the sea
FIRE at Coldwater, Miss, the other MORN
ing destroyed ten business houses, causing
So QUO loss.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-06

LITTLE Rock. Ark. April 2.-Yesterday
near Wittsburg Amos Sharp shot and killed
John Rice who had become infatuated with
Mrs. Sharp and had been annoying her
with his attentions. Rice's wife was a wit
ness Of tn. killing, Sh .rp suddenly enter
ing the house and shooting Rice without Q
word. Sharp made his escape.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
A. iInnts,IIIe, Ala.

On Thursday night q number Of our
young ladies aud gentlemen assembled ut
the pleasant home Of tho Misses Ridley. on
Randolph street, 10 organize n local dra.
matte club, and begin the preparation u
Tempest Tossed. q, the opcm.housc. In
tho near future. hope 10 be- able Ia give
You the entire membership Of the troupe
Ia my ncNi......At the home OF Mn. DR..
William Jorlon, Thursday evening. about
seven miles east OF the city, an elegant sup.
per AMI entertainment was given by the
huslrss 90 number Of young ladies and
gentlemen IN the ncighborhood and from
THE city. There was music, ccintions
and other literary dishes served, which
made thc VNvrrises "a feast ol reason
and flow Of sou" a. well IA comforting
81 the inner man.
Handsome cards Of invitation law been
issued to the marriage Of Miss Lila Harris,
OF East Nashville. 10 Mr. Geo 4. liush,
Of Austin, Texas, nj the First Baptist
churh II Edgdrld, next Tuesday at 'GgO
O'Clock n. m. Miss Harris has many
friends Ia this city, Chattanooga.
Birmingham and other cit'rs Who
wish her Cyrry happiness IN the now
lie upon which she Is about 10 cntcr......
Miss Katie Spoke Is visiting Mis-. Ida
Harris, East Nashville, NJ whose marriae,
she will be- au attendant next Tuesday
aiictnoon.,.Mu. T. q. buchanan and
her lovely laughter, Miss Jennie White.
have returned 10 the city, after visit ii
Hcvcml weeks spout in Shclhyylilc, Tenn,
their iuuuur home. .,..., Miss Margaret
Rogers, WHO has been most charming
visitor IN the city fpr several weeks. ~.
turned Last TUESDAY ~ her homo
w Memphis Mis-. Rogers Ia YOUNG lady
OF uirc intellectual culture aud hrillianry
Of Wit, and hy her lovely manners won
many friends during her stay. She ppm.
iscs 10 sipnd neat summer u Monte Sann.
.."Mm H. NJ. Nelson and family and
Miss Ella Nelson, VI Selma, Ala, ARE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
Icn.IIanded Emprcsses.

Kathio schratt, whose inlatuation OF tho
Emperor Joseph, Of Austria, has just
gained worldwide celebrity, had New
York career, says the sun. About five
years ago she and Sophie Pfcrduor wcro
members Of the Thaiia Thcator company
In this city. They wcru engaged in Eu.
rope by Heinrich Conrcid. knthie was
healdcl by blaze OF irumpcts, Tor she
WIS u star Sophie Picriner's arrival nj.
tracied no attention, for she was merely
one OF tho minor atoms OF a large cargo Of
Tcu,onic talent imported for the enter
tainment OF play-gOcns Eathic Is remcm.
bcred a. young woman ~ rounded fig
mc, handsome lace aud au essentially
feminine and loyablc manner, which en-
dCarcd her 10 her audiences.
Sophie Picrdncr's greatest triumph was
achieved as the Lieutenant in tho Cherry
War;" In which role her figure made a
deep impression on the susceptible dudes.
li was not long before her nightly exit
through the stage door sent "A thrill
through the ranks OF those who loilcred
near u. rho went with the "Mcrry War"
company 10 Chicago, and Il was there that
she elopcd with Fred H. IcilcyIlr, NJ that
AtllN " lliNlNtl w NllN ANtNA Fflnuit COM
pany. la short timo shn wcaricd OF Dc
liclleyillc and departed suddenly Tor
Europe, whore nothing wa heard Of her
for two or three ycar, until new arrival
Ut the Thalia brought the startling intel.
ligcnce that sophie had made profound
impression Oh no lCsi apyn,on than Prince
William, now tho Emperor OF Germany,
and was living IN great style and splcndor
in Berlin. ShC managed 10 obtain snch a
strong influence oygr the young prince
that the affair WIS tho subject Of scvcml
grave consultations between bismarck AMI
the old Emperor William, the result VI
which was that one morning gfau.ein
sophie was, by special command % his
majesty, conducted under police escort to
the priissian ironiicr aud lorb ddcn 10 set
foot again on her natl vc soil. lint the
young Emperor u his own master now.
aud II is whispered that, II not already In
Berlin, the OK chorus girl Of tho Thalia
viii soon regain the sway she formerly
hold over him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

will cause profuse bleeding and sometimes
endanger life. When from the latter cause
take little powdered chalk, roll it up in
lint in the form Of cork or plug, dip it in
spirits OF turpentine and press it firmly
into the cavity. Change it every ten or
fifteen minutes until the bleeding is stop
ped. Let the last plug remain over night
and then do not pull II out, but wash the
mouth in tepid water until it is loosened,
using cold water after the first few mouth
fuls.
Bleeding from the nose is seldom serious,
except in old persons. 1t is often good for
children, il not too copious. If symptoms
OF fainting ensue let the person sit upright
battle the face and neck with cold water
or dash cold water on the face, or better
STILL take cloth or towel, fold, dip in
cold water and bandage the forehead and
raise the arms as high as possible over the
head or cross them firmly behind the back.
This action has the effect OF contracting
the muscles OF the neck and diminishing
the rush OF blood to the head. In very
obstinate cases pinches OF very finely pow
dered alum may be inhaled or alum water
snufIed up the nostrils. Plugging the
nostrils should not be resortod TO unless
by physician, for, ii not properly done,
the blood instead OF being stopped finds
its way TO the top OF the throat and is swal'
| lowed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SUNDAY, OCTOBER T. 1883.

Capt w. T. Wynn, who have been spend
ing few days in the country have re-
turned home. e. Master Nanny Newburg-
or left Thursday night TO attend college in
Alabama ..... Master Claude WomaCk has
been dangerously i'll for some time past,
but is now recovering. .mR h. Upchurch,
leading farmer of near Poplar Springs, is
having new improvements made to his
plantation, and is also having an elegant
and cOmmodious Clubhouse erected, ."..Joe
johnson and Lloyd Brannon paid Iiliato-
ba visit during the first Of the week..
Gen. James $. Brown, one Of Ialobusha
cOunty's most influential citizens, and act
ing clerk OF the Second Judicial district,
has been spending several days with his
many warm friends and acquaintanCcs in
Talahatchie county during the past week.
.u.John Williams of Memphis, paid Cot
iceyille visit Wednesday night, Mrs.
j. T.. Vaun and MISS Lula Hooper have
returned from visit TO the Coun-
try..John Roberts, OF near Grays-
port, is visiting his friends and
relatives here this week ...... Miss Leila
Brown, who has been visiting friends in
Winona, has returned home...". Squire
| Crawford, OF Icagcrsvlle, paid bis re-
| spccls 10 Collecville Tuesday Capt.
| Rice, OF Pine Valley, was miXing with his
many friends here during the first OF the
week ..... Miss Ruthy Jones, OF Grenada,
is visiting relatives near hcrc.",.J. L..
| Brown, leading citizen Of Tillatoba, has
| been quite sick for the past week.. Lee
! Lester, OF Tillatoba, died ut his home in
! that place few days ago.". Misses Had
! ley and Helen johnson have been visiting
| relatives and friends in Torrance for the
past several days.....Josoph Newburgcr
! has returned from an extended visit to the
east ....C Capt. James Martin, Of Hardy Sta
ton, was in town Monday. DR.. \. A..
Bryant has been spending Il few days in
the country. Dr. w. L.. Tilghman, from
near Gmyspori, spent Thursday in Coffee
| ville...Juhn DcNault, OF Water Valley,
paid our town visit Wednesday. DR..
r. L. Jones' OF Grenada was in town one
day during the week Circuit court will
convene here on the 10Th instant, for the
first timo in twelve mUnihs....Mis5 Ida
Hooper is visiting lricndsin the country.
l.. +. Chapuis was in Collccyillc on
| Thursday Tho Collccyillc school will
open there next Monday with Capt. j. b.
Clayton, an excellent gentleman, as prin'
cipal .... The season oi the year has nov
arrived whcn the young ladies and gentle
men Of all country towns meet in tn,
cleaning, aud after sundry aud variou
preparations, call mp the dogs for gran,
"possum hunt" The young p,oplc o
ColIccvilc were not behind in this kind q
sport last year, and as her young mel
think Of the coming evenings OF joyou
iun, they outgrin the 'possums thcmsalyc
1.-The Sunday school mass meeting
which was TO have been held here sun
day, has been postponed On account Of th,
yellow fever cNciiement..."lhc board q
supervisor, were in session Monday, an,
au unusually large numbered visitorj were
in town on that account.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
Wedding az Carolina. Tenn.

Thursday, the 4th OF October, dawned
clear and beautiful, and came 10 us in the
full glory OF autumn's richest coloring,
when "October" was written on every
hill and vale in the red and yellow tints
of fallen leaves, and the deepened rich
ness Of the Indian summer atmo-
sphere bathing all in golden splen-
dor. On this beautiful day of octo-
Der, at . o'clock in the afternoon,
the many relatives, friends and acquaint-
ances from far and near assembled
at the Baptist church to witness the mar
riage of Mr.. Edwin j. Bonner and Miss
Massclla ID, Anderson, both OF this neigh
borhood. Tho church was beautifully
decorated, and in front OF the chancel was
q magnificent arch of flowers, in the CEN
ter was handsome heart OF flowers, and
ON either side OF this entwined with cedar,
were the initials +. j. b. and NJ. ID. A..
The groom is young man OF high moral
| character, worth and standing, and senior
partner OF the firm OF Bonner Bros. at
this place. Tee bride, one OF the lovliest
OF the lovely, beautiful type OF woman
| hood. The attendants OF the bride aud
groom were: Mr. John Bonner with Miss
Blanche Anderson, Mr.. Piatt Anderson
with Miss Annie Bonner, Mr..
Edward SENS with Miss Jennie
Sandlord, DIR. Alfred Haywood with Miss
Pauline Roberts. The ushers were Mr..
J. II. King and Mr.. Will Davis. When
the bridal party arrived at the church the
ushcrs, Messrs. King and Davis, entered
arm in arm down the aisle, followed by
tie bride and gioom and their attendants,
keeping step and time with the beautiful
wedding march, which was played on the
organ by the accomplished Miss Ula
Jones. The ceremony was performed 10y
the pastor, the Rev. l.. g. Faulkner, in an
impressive manner. II was witnessed
by large concoursc OF relatives and
friends aud goes forth as one Of the hap,
picst events that has trGnspircd here iol
many n day. When the ceremony was
over and after receiving the many kind
congratulations and best wishes Of Their
many friends the bridegroom and hi.
lovely bride LETT for the home OF the
groon's parents in Laudcrdalo county
where thew found prepared for their r.
ception sumptuous feast, where hilarity
and good cheer aboundcd and they re-
ccivc the blessings OF the parents.