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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27
'Daiig. 'Daily except Sunday.
STOPPING PLACBS

~Dhl6. 'DAls Ac1ccpt Suuu1JJs
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos 81 and II make no stops. No. q s1upf
only on signal at Manchester and C>egto9
No. IL stops only on signal at Chester, Cesstro-
liza and Manchester. No. IS stops on signal -
all regu lar stations. No. 81 stops on stgras -
ali regular stations and alro at Tcmple1 an1
Port Walthall. Nos. "a. -. 80, "a. 3. -. 81.
and 81 will stop at all stations for passengers
PULLMAN CAR sERvICR s'.e
On Trains Nos. IL and q sleeping cart b.
tween New York and Tampa, Fla, (viA Jack-
sonville). On Trains Nos. II and n sleeping
cars between Washington and Charleston.
On Train No. u sleeping cars between
New York and Jacksonville. On Train No. ~
sleeping cars between Washington and zach
sonvile.
THE ONLY ALL~RAILLINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Reh h .sSSpm pm. Norso o rs On.
Norfolk. 800 pm. RichmoT d. si5 pm.
for Farmville. Lynchburg. and south
western points and all stations on the Norfolk
and Western railroad. except the l0:5J train.
Passengers for points west of PETERSBURG
should take the 9:5 An. train instead.
X. N. SULLl,
Superintendent,
X. T. D. MY5RA
General Superintendent
TN. ExERsoN. General Passenger Agent.
Sol HAAS. Trafhc Manager. ZAP
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON
PANT'S
JAMES RIVER LINE
FOR SORFOLK, PORr5MOUTH,E
NEWPORT sEWs CLAKEuONr.
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
lNGS DIRECT.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHAhGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
A. NORFOLK. closely with all lines ior ia.
timore, Philadelphia. and New YOr6 same al
ternOon; also, at Norfolk for Eastern Nortn
Carolina and the South.
ton, and Smifhheid. Va .
And at CLAREMONT with the Atlantic Z
Danvil.c railroad for Waveriy. HicksiOrd' &c
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
us pu.-MAIL daily Except Sunday.
9:l5 am.-ACCOMMODAT daily (exoo0l
Sunday.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and On .
railway for the South, West, and Northwest
At LyrchDurg with Norfolk and westsH
railroad for all points South, Southeast, aH1
Southwest, and Virginia Midland railway for
ali points North and south.
At Richmond with Associated Railways fuR
all points IN tho South. and Richmond. freAo-
icks5urg and Potomac railroad for the North.
At Lexington with Baltimore and Ohio rail-.
road. making close connections at HarperI
Ferry 20 and from Pittsburg and the Wso4
also 10 points North and East.
SLEEPING CARS LYNCHBUR0 to MN
PHIS, NEW ORLEANS, and LITrLk ROCK
Trans marked daily except Sunday, DAILY.
Tickets sold 10 all points Offices: 00
Il st Mai treet, 100 Main streetIfdb
Richmond am Allegheny depot, Eighth Nd
Canal streets.
JOHN X. MACMURDO,
Tde5 Gen'l Passenger Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
New Style of Voting.

Vi consin seems to have adopted the voting tactics in vogue in Canada tc judge from the following from the Mi,ws ,kca Sentinel u says:
 When voting IS secret there IS an end aSa | e,iDety oi voters. Under the hilwa lkee scster. ine voter enters, alone, {. room in which the tickets of the parties are placed. He makes bis selection and passes into another room where he votes. Only the inspectors. are able to tell. from the differ eroe in appearance of the different ballots, how he voted. There IS no bribing voters when the scoundrel who pays the .sa..r- iS unable to see what ticket the voters hands iu. Secrecy III votng prevents bribery. Only one more thing IS needed 10 make the Milwaukee sys- tenn perfeci-the Australian plan of ing :he state print the pallets Fix.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
lRl1onl WEEKLY JOURNAL MINER.
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 2s. 1888.
A m,..,..,ppi Race War.

A special from Columbus, Mss, says: Several gentlemen reached this city this morning from Artesis bringing the news .. the wholsale slaughter of the consta- ble's posse near Walhalk, small sta ,,oo on the Mobile < Ohio railroad near Macon, Miss, on Friday last. A negro and a white boy got into hgnt the white boys father attempted to sep arate them when be was set upon ey a negro boy and his father and terribly beaten. Yesterday the white man swore out a warrant for the negro ana Constable Zrth Cobb went to the ne- gros ihouse to execute It when he was attack ed by a number of negroes ana beaten He then summoned posse of twelve men and went yesteroay Mening to arrest the negro The posse were fired upon from an ambush and five of them were killed outright and six wounded, more or less st- rio,.sly. The news spread rapidly ana the negroes were str0n ;ly reinforced. Tine people tslegraphed along the iine for help and Meridian responded with
 ;--l4 sfnian men and they were
 ed at every s,atio.snd upon reach
 .tg5Au ..hod ,n,},,s,ately 10
 scene o. a.oodshed. The negrv' were barricaded and refused to surreI der or' give mp ,he dead whites. 4 noon the forces were supposed to about equal and what the result is, T ore can tell. This afternoon news ": received that beligerent negroes have 1T treated to the swamps and are Stubbol while the non-cOmbatant negroes al fleeing to the woods ln terror They IS considerable excitement here an the news of development IS awaite' The following Is the list of killed an wounded: Killed. Henry Msu'y, Ze' Cobb, Tom Nicholson, Bill Vaughan Bill Hain. The wounded are, Fran Maury, Tom Giles, Bob Hooper, H. Hooper, John Del. and Jeff Thomas.
 A special from Macon. Mss. says
 IS reported this evening that seven the negroes implicated were shot tn morning. Two armed squads left he to-day for the scane of the trouble, ar more bloodshed may be expected,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

IL took James Baily, an Iowa man. over eighty-three days to get the last of the tar of of him after receiving 2 coat of tar and feathers, but in his case ii was we'll rubbed in, for having mar rice his second wife two days after the death of the first.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PREt corr. A: T."

Decem Der 6, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the i0iI"Wing named setter has nled notice or nls Inten claim, and that said proof will be made 0e. fors the Register and Receiver. at Prescott, A T.. on January ls, 1889, wis.,: Luther Will son. for the northwest quarter, of the north west ausrier of section 2s. township l3. N R 2w.
 his continuous residence upon, and culttvo. sion of, said land, viz: Jesse A. Park. Of Prescott, A. T.; John B. Dawson, Of Pres cot A. T.; Henry A. BixelOw. of Prescott, A. r.; a A. Smith, of Prescott, A. T.
 del2 4w E. BURGESS, Register
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

Anthoney Opp, a wealthy citizen oi Friendship. Dearborn county, Ind, mar ried Mrs. Hefelheimer. The groom was eighty and the bride fifty. MT. Opp con. tributed thirteen children towardsa fam. fly and the newly made Mrs. Opp six teen, making . combined household of thirtY-one.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

Tbere is every reason to believe that President-elect Harrison will rigidly adhere to the plank ia the natienal republican platform favoring home rule in the territories. and there can be no excuse, certainly, for continuing in office the present incumbents on the score of civil service reform. The peo- pie will welcome a change in admin istration m this te,ritory.--Clebe Silver Belt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
RANCH FOR SALE A Big Bargain.

One of the finest ranches in the Verde val lev will be sold cheap. C'ntains I42 acres o. patented land nesrfy 50 acres in alssIfs from which 200 tons esB be harvested in on- season. Market for au preduc $ on the rsnch Ksnch is centrally located, ten miles from Cherry cteek and tour md . half nilss iro~ s Camp Verde, Good dwelling house sith sr
 ra iellsr and excs,lsat we'll of water. usrn corral. md ea,ouil:ines; movinA .naehines hay bale. ana ;s, T'Sei Ss IF Mni.ine inplsnen con snd part on tim. Water in ahrrSs...S S.sa s.a irrigation and stock, art splendid rsnae .S .Sl joining. number | horses md caftis c. ,c. sale also at ieasnashle price. '"e 'or
 For further parttcllau applv q. ,h. ,
 this office. t VI ss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
Fresh Candies.

Jules "1smsnn IS manufacturing fresh every day, pSo and fancy home made candies; and .-Ars.-of confec- tionery should not fail tcall at the Bellevue Hotel, and spendheir surplus "bits" for strictly pure, uadulterated stuff, made right here, and old at iv. ing prices. m26tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of John AuidoOn, deces sed.

Estate Of John NNIdOOn, decep Wd.
 Notice is hereby given by the unc estntd admi ' istrator of the estate oi John xuldoon Secea<ed, to the creditors of and al lpenons having ciaims az ainst the sad dece6ocd, tO eA h ibiI them, with the necessary vuuehen, within four months after tho nrst publication of tbis notice. to Mesers. Hernd0n { Haw xins, attorneys of the said adnini.esasor. at their office ip the City of Prescou, ihe same being the place for the transaction of the busio sss or said estate in said county of Yay. apa a w. J. 1CtVkNON. Administrator of the estate of John NuldOon
 deceased.
 Dated at Prescott, A. T.. ths lMh day of November, 1888. lW
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

Martin Maier has opened cold lunch stand at his place on G'Snrse street. He has just received an nvo,ce of imported goods, consisting d Swlss and Limburger cheese, sausages, ham and sartielles. Give him a call.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
LOCAL BUSINE s MENTION.
Some Interesting Items for All
 Glasses oa Readers.

Finest and cheapest line of over coats ever displayed in Prescott, at Gold. waters If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
For Sale,

Fresh oysters just received q the Bellevue hotel. eA-u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
Look or That Picture, Then on
 This.

If you can show us anything prettier at this season than girl of I9. with golden hair, rosy cheeks, ruby lips and dressed in white tulle, with blue rib hon round her neck, let us see it, Boston Courier.
 Yes, we can. Her sister, sixteen months older, with raven halr, tumbled and unkempt' adown her dusky shoul- ders; her two eyes shining like ripe chinquepins, coral necklace round her dusky threat, and bunch Of holly leaves and red berries stuck Tn her saf- iron corsage over her futtering heart. There now, sir.--M,lledgeviile (Georgia) Union.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

Lovers of good liquor shea try the Monogram whisky, for sale NM. Gold. water & Bro. 0
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

An Emerson Upright Piano, at : glaet reduction in price. Inquire of B.A. GoidWater.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
ORDER
ORDER Appointing Day for Hearing Rsiun Of Sale of Real Estate and Personal Property.

In the Probate Court of the County of Yava. pal, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of W. z. Wilson.
 deceased.
 On reading and filing the return of A. c. Rurmisier, the ad administrator of the above. |-entitled estate. of his proceedings under the order of this Court. dated m the 9th day o Septem Der, 1888, authorizing him to sell Ger tain real estate and IerROn0l property.
 It has bee n ordered by the Judge of thil
 Court. thig day. that
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
NOTICE.

Thereby give lsties shas h.~ Judge Ionn A Bad ny sol. ass.s Nm ,n,, power 10 zee. I'll sad convoy ,ss, ,.,.,s and fransAes ~ ny susiness dur,,, -. sence from nesco:t 's my so'
 Dsc3-lm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

Three meals for $l at the SLaman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel
 A5d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
Friday, the 18th Day of December, 1888

A day of the regular October term. A. D. 1888. If this Court. at 10 o'clock in the for enoOn of that day at the court room of this Court, in tne City of Prescott. in the aforesaid county of Yayapai, be and the same has been ap Clerk give notice of the time and place of such hearing by causing notices to be posted as required by law, and by publication in the ARIZONA JOURNAL MINER. newspaper printed and published in the City of Prescott. In the said county and territory, daily for al feast ten days previous to the day set for the hearing of said return.
 VIM. O. O'NEILL,
 Clerk of Probate Court. Dated DeSem beY l2 l86S. to
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

Don't fail to examine heOvercosts from $S to $35, at Goldwateh u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

To make room for their nev goods, Goldwater Bros. are selling ther win- ter oyercOats below cost. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

Great reduction in overcoas at M Goldwater & Bro. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

The hieh-licsase law ; Omaha. which raised the fee frsn Srso 10 $I. ooe went into operation in 1881. At that time the porulekion ofthe city vas 3e. .6oo and the nsmber of resail liquor shops l6a. Noy the population is over 100000 and I aum.,er of retail liqu,s shops is only ais
 - csoeribuke $sIs.oco per anqhn)
 kectt,g thf local governry ynk
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
.ll HAT A!l$
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l.s and hdssuih6hly miSssahlaI 6o1h pSyxi- caily and mentally; sxpeeienoo . eseoe 0f ness." or ems,tinsSI of seomacS iS tSs So1n- Ing. tooRue coated. bttesr or bsd ta1te in moutA tr1egalar sppseiee dla.inar2 frequent befOse e eZsS nssvo9s nosEsess q e. aiteFnaftn6 .V1th cAillY 0onSa&3onA Sha1H fees. dro~siosS sssse nssiS S vsissSneS s co,e oe indssc?iSaSis ssssas q &ssa. q q i@psoS.
 + You hsse :1, or.ny cou.sasr.b,e number iSss nese ooS%oo q 1@s.!ssa %sIadsss@ a. 1iaS Dy:psSs q inapoS iSapsa nss ss foGaass %ose gTeatee tho nnmber. and diveesiV o1 Gymp. S Se fseses ss %afi ss.si .s 1:s IcsSss s:ss
 ions for . Tss:onaSie SessS q tins. v 1T ncs 2a1ss sein HpSss Rs Hs SHSSsa Sss.ss maladies are quite ha6le Co sst h Snd, sooosS IF: :e fis9ss: ssiHsn ssi Hsss"nc1n %s's. Die, S0veiy acts powerfully upon tho Liver. and throush that great blood purtfying orsan. purittea. from whatever cauoe arising. It b equally eMcacfous In acting upon tho Kid nsya and othee e1cretory GrganA c3eansing. q aPpetilinS: rcssonfdve. tonic. 6 promotcs beth flesh and 01e0gth. h malsriSi diSfStctx celebrity in curing Fever end Ae1e. Chins and
 Dr: Pieree's asi1sa EeSieai bas.
 CURES All numoRa. nom . common Rloech, e Eruption. to tho s.s's s5;t & s1rHtu'. S:i sI ssaISFSisu% i oused by bsd blood ase ,eoSqosscd by t6is sne: Sss.k E.slasS ttisss Ss l:s!SiS ss:l eases % Ss.eS its pesssoz ia eossSS 4st.s: sess%s. @sns. ss;. aSS sOFss sad sad s.sllioSs hip- -jo!Ss bissss~ asd EnlsTscd dSnds% % ssnS ssn S csnss S is semps fos & 2 hEse Tfeasiss. witA colosed kr : frsatiss s oo sSofs;ious 1ssceson1
 se0R m 0loo0 Q m llFH.~ Taoro;ashlZ ess:n.s t sZ u.ans Dr. R1e.ess asestiCn. . faE Co. Sooysnt spiIits yii.l
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 which ' Aac.efela ofsAe Ln.g., . s.rsssd I.,l s1.,sr s stsses cf W sSo css rsom 5,s I nsss & |. css power gyuR thle texsS D. llkal 1l11aA S> fsk . x& isSS 1eS EEeeA e .o tl,e public. Dr. Piescs sScuehs ssrio0aly aI F ing # hto ~C0NUAPFIoN Cu11,- 6G1 . n.snicine which, from St0 WundaRful OoW. biles on of tonic. 0e strengthening, 0lfsFafivo. or bltod cleaning. anti-biliouA peCtosal and e 6 remedy for C0ngumptio0. but Ioe m Chronic O10e00oO Of tho
 Liver; Blood, and lunqa
 For Weak InngA Spitting of Blood, Short. ness of Brcafh, Chru1iC Na0al Catarrk Ron- ehitis, Asthma. Severe CoughaI and kmdsed Sold by DrugyiAA e e100S e elx Bottls ~ Send ten ceuts h otamps for De. p,xcuh book on Co0sumpt3o0. Addrosa
 Saifs DspossaJ uo1eal lssseilaa
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
$25O FREE :!
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
Citizen and Prescott

Ihf r CH'zen and Prescott Courlcs 60 as 'e ',eir hght under a bushe' Tt, fei CT calls itself the leadirg ssput loan nsper of Arizona and the latte the ding democratic paper of the tefr.ioss They forget the axiom that ''childs0 should be seen and not heard. ."-Pros tor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

.-s q is a ready means ot ldenilfica- tion and IS bound to become popular in prison management. My idea IS to tattoo a convict every time he IS imprisoned, and then we will have his record as clear as the moon a, midnight. Let each penal institltien adopt different mark or monogram and the problem of identifying con- victs will be solved IL IS the sim
 pies, and best system yet proposed To some persons 1t may seem as harsh as branding, but II isn't Tasiooine isn't painful, ard the marks could be ~-' nn the conviot's back. arms-oi
 eu s...- .nr 'rrass re-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

The vote of Colorado at ,he last cleo tion was 9I,7sr. In 1854 it vas 66, 4o2. In 1880 t was s,,532. These figures are an inc ex growth of the state. The per cer of increase between 1880 ard iSs IS a small fraction in ex cess ci e4 TT snt. The increase of 1888 e r s. IS a small fraction less h1n nf cer
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

.1li. es3 institutions sbto.c, and .-~ d iha, It is to be introduced m the state prison a, Joliet, fit. It might be "a good thing to try it in the Erie county penitentiary -Buffalo Courier.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
Notice to SettIe.

Every peesoe tndeeted. 0 tns nrm sof ". 6 eli e oar eGSs and ssttis thslr sSron nfs e oneo. Ovin& Q the deoth Of ". 2. VII. oo0s oil 0oeton nus oe closed up, and all Uayy lst, l10. viif - kaAdea 70 our aitssTo noyu for collection. V. q WILSON co
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26

rsrri.or,, :; Gf fy.ysDsi. Ay,sSci.' ss CSunsVs. thirtoenth day of OctooeL: A. KIN y.1
 on tnis .i~n, hundred and eienty l u., ', thousSnu Repj, K. N;ebes. noscIy, g.. gasr.' ' 'i0sSS Sor the esid County Q! o!svs3 Viiliam In anC xrtsona ., psreoneIi' aPPo1Ha o1H~asricH A. tory ~ William O. o. en!: .rS Viiliam ssel1.,S Nafhan Oakee Autpcy ,o he me aam0 InS,1as E 1aschindler. known 70 M'rsc,ihe6 Ms Io the persons wn0d instrument. who duly ,h. 1' said annd annsHdt to nc that they exscossc U. r .n. sas kn0wieoSo. and voluntarily, en9 ioF 'n0 u'0 eame ftOeiy tnerein me 1tioned.
 and puTpoeesr sr.nsrsof. have hereunso ses ~
 Tn wit lesz s xsd my o0lcial eeaia as my Oss rs heno and sm amn nfy os YavepAi, Ien. Tsy = hce. ln s ss fhe d ay end year ID '"'s
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 Eudorsed aa amnpne. County Recoroer os s1c 1o G. !. 1S.a Territory v AnsOAs:Sv cnsnty q xsU skaSthe above eno .sxSSHsss SefUhg censva n correct copy aa.ntsn.s aa ss ,s H fall. " oehs Artiolee OI !oO m fSo oglglnal Ss Sase IrfigAston CSs CS tncx ne ea0o the "busnsSs theFsON. sna .c fhe 1lfteoneh on10c.ss Sied Tn my S ss Is A. IT.. aAd Were 9nyaoSer, d. D. Isse. .sr M on nc IhoeUin Aay ox VsSe do nov TES heroulsSo ooe my tess sa,sness vhsrsoi: :lnssi nai sesi this nf1ssniA n nnsS s5nxei ny 0asSS 0sssS S IF sseo of 0 nebsr. \. r. E. !. '. HonNE. tssglsO coansy nsoo
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-26
STOCK BRANnS

0rapd.
 RANGE - Lonesome Valley, near COgsste - Sp'sng, 1Q mile firm Presco,t. s Es4 Ssz am also he uwRc- S$f r@ of the following nfsnsis: Figure 90 left houi- es der of animais. E ou left ,6eEs,wz-el thigh, and ircle D on lrft right thigh an.i ribs.
 F. " VITHEKS\.
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-15
Clocks Gong and Bells.

One of the most Interesting parts OF
a clock is its striking-work. some
clocks striking hours, half hours and
quarters; others. like many of the
fashionable tall clocks. striking the
hour ON deep-toned gong, and CHM
ing quarter hours in exact imitation OF
the chimes of celebrated cathedrals.
The bell is an important part of the
striking apparatus. In domestic
clocks small, saucer-shaped bell or
little gong answers, but when a
cathedral clock is to send its sound
over a wide circuit the case is very diff
ferent. A gong of beaten metal may
be made to yield as deep, and to a
passer-by, as loud tone, though it
weigh but score or two of pounds,
as bell of ten tons, but the gong will
not be heard three hundred yards off,
while the peal of the bell will travel
four or Eve miles. The hour bell of
St Paul's cathedral is often heard at
night at Windsor Castle. nearly twenty
miles of. yet it weighs but five and
one-ouarter tons, while that at Notre
Dame, Paris. weighs over twelve tons,
that at Novgorod thirty-one tons, one
at Pekin fifty-three tons. the bell at
the Kremlin sixty-three tons. and the
great bell at Moscow. broken in 1881,
weighed 1913 tons. - oassoissenr.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-15

skill, neither more nor less; Il, how
ever, the patient be one of those whose
means do not allow of their indulg-
ing in such expensive luxur;es
as great doctors, well, he low
ers his charges to what they
can afford to pay; while. as for the
poor-not merely mendicants, but.
officers with ESQ year. civilians with
perchance f40-all such as these Duke
Karl Theodor not only attends without
fee, but while they are under his care
he receives them as guests, feeding
and caring for them with the most
kindly thoughtfulness. Surely this is
an ideal social arrangement! Other
Princes before now have received fees,
but which of them ever rendered real
honest value in return as Duke Karl
Theodor is doing9 The old Dukes
eldest son, Prince Ludwig, is in some
respects more interesting even than
Karl Theodor. He is now man about
fifty-five, tall and dark, with a hag-
gard, care-worn face, the result of con-
slant ill-health. Cor mill Magazine.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-15
SLY. Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN.

Astonishment at His Home in Birming.
ham at His Clandestine Departure for
America.
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-A special to the
World from Birmingham says. Here in
Mr.. Chamberlain's native town there is
the most widespread establishment ex-
pressed on all sides at the way in which
he has taken his departure for the United
States. 1t was generally known that he
did not propose to remain here during
Liberal invasion of the city. For three
days the people have been trying in vain
to find out where he had gone.
Finally his son Austin called at the Office
of the Birmingham Post, which is Mr..
Chamberlain's organ here, and stated that
his father had gone to America for the
purpose of marrying Miss Endicott. The
willy politician led the Cunard company
to believe that he was going on some Sc
cret business in connection with the
Sackville affair, and they re-
served him. cabin on board
the Aurania in very mysterious man
ner, without adding his name to the pas
senger list During the run down to
did not appe ar in the dining saloon. A
steward was assigned to his exclusive
service and carried all his meals to his
private cabin. The World correspondent
who boarded the Aurania at Queenstown,
and who asked the officers if Mr.. Cham.
berlain was on board. was answered in
the negative.
The marriage will take place within ten
days after Mr.. Chamberlain's arrival in
New York. He purposes to live in the
States for short time and will return
home again two days before Christmas.
Arrangements are being made to give him
q public reception on his arrival here.