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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07
FOR FEMININE READERS.


vAssAR COLLEGE rejoices in beauti.
full new gymnasium, the gift Of the
alumna.
The University Of Pennsylvania is
considering the question OF admitting
women. Tho faculty havc voted in
favor of ii. ~ to2.
IN Russia. u married woman, no mat
ter how young and inexperienced. is
perfectly independent Of her husband in
her property rights.
A LADIES University Club" exists
in London. 1t is composed of gfadu-
ates OF Newnham, Girton and the other
colleges that are attended by women.
An INTELLIGENT selfishness on the
part Of men would demand that their
companions should be their equals, in
order that their society may be enjoya-
bic. Rev. Charles G. Ames.
At THE meeting OF the Kansas Equal
Suffrage Association. reccn ". Susan
B. Anthony said that every State in tho
union within the next forty years will
accord the liberties asked for by the
association.
Miss WILLARD has decided 10 give
her share OF the profits resulting from
the sale Of ''ilimpses Of Fifty Years
to the W. c. L. u. This is a munificen.
gift, for the royalty will amount to be-
tween $50. 900 aud $50 OOO
The kamabai Association of the Pa-
citic coast has collected 81. .638 for thu
school for child-widows in Poonah.
Western India. This association il
composed OF twenty-five circles. with
ISL members. each OF whom is pledged
for the next nine years to pay Que dol
lar per year.
MOVEMENT is on foot to raise money.
in smull contributions Of from ten cents
upwards. for a portrait statue OF Susan
Il Anthony. Among those interested are
Frances Willard. Madame Demorest,
Mrs. II. X. Shattucx. Mrs Judge Mer-
rick. Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper and Mrs.
Rachel Foster Avery.
The Charles Lucas memorial prize. y
II silver medallion. is considered the
"blue ribbon" Of the Royal Academy of
Music in London. and is competed for
by both men and women. For many
years it wns invariably won by the men,
but In 1aaa 4 woman .ock 1t, and this
Ssar h.sr IL nas tssn xwAsasa % b
NcuRn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07
FIFTY KILLED.

4 Carpet Factory In Glasgow Demolished
and Many Of Its Inmates Buried In the
Ruins - Twenty-Five Dead Bodies Re.
covered and ~ Many More Thought 10
Have Met Death.
GLASGOW, Nov. "a terrible disas.
ter occurred in this city Friday. The
gable wall of a building that was bcine
erected alongside of Templeton's carpe,
factory was blown down and an immense
mass Of debris fell ON the roof Of the
weaving department Of the factory,
crushing it in and burying fifty girls
and women employees. II is believed
that they were all killed. Twenty-Five
bodies have SO far been recovered. The
accident happened shortly after
the workmen had left tho new
building. There were l4O girls at
work in the carpet factory.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07
Work Necessary.


Il appears always to be taken for
granted, in discussing woman and her
sphere says Kate Epson Clark. in
Christian Union. that all women. upon
reaching maturity. stand still. look
about them. and then deliberately
thcr marry or take up some sort OF
an Observation-Disclosures they chose.
From tho way in which many OF our
most prominent men discuss the mat
ter. it would seem to be within the
power OF every woman to marry satis-
factorily. or at least stay at home and
busy herself in helping her mother at
housekeeping and entertaining. These
gentlemen even intimate that il she
docs not do one of these things she is
blameworthy. They do not seem to
know that very large proportion Of
our most valuable women can not mar
ry. either because they are not asked at
all. or because they are asked by men
whom they do not like. To stay in
their childhood homes in idleness. or
simply quite ing about the house." is
often to cruelty burden fathers and
brothers. position in which no self
respecting woman can remain. Hence
she must 60 out into the world for
work. That she should 60 as school,
teacher. a typewriter. or in some such
capacity. seems to be the commonest
way. She may be. il not well educated
enough for these positions. dress
maker. a shopserve,, milliner. and it
is such women who most frequently
drift into business for themselves. II
is generally. however, considered
nough for = woman to ionk forward to
that she should get fair, steady
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

MILTON. w. Va, Nov. 8 3-Rcports o.
another battle between the H.tf lis and
McC ys have reached hare. Thu siay
night rarty Of about thirty of tno Nc
COys camc aero b umfe.d mn in the
the woods about six miles from Green
shoals Bot bands were bsund for the
headq larters OF their raspcct We facti rs
and were heav ly armei Two vo icys
were fired b each side. The nEe fired bv
the McCoys did terrible x ,:ut on. H. q
dozen men were woun led and two " IRE
fla n J m Blumfield, ons Of the 10 ders
OF his faeti was instantly kill d. BY
his side ny E Twin Brown, the on Of the
woman who was shot her farm house ut
Fudgy's creek. Six other men were
W unded, one OF them. whose name 10 un
known, being fatal y hurt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07
WISE CONCESSIONS.
Results OF Respecting tho Claims Of W
m for Enual n 1hfa.

Results or Respecting the Claims OF WON.
an for Equal n ghts.
Whenever the claim OF women for
equal rights or privileges has been con-
ceded. the result has shown the wisdom
Of tho concession. The last instance
was in the meeting Of the Massachu-
sets Medical Society. 1t had not been
ensy for the society to accept women as
members any moro than 1t had been
that they should be recognized as doc
tors. On both these points there is
now only one opinion, and the press
genera " states It. Take this example
from the Boston Transcript:
1T was an imposing sight-the great
hall Of the Mechanics Building just
fairly filled with regular doctors at
dinner yesterday considering what an
amount of learning. brains and charac-
ter are guaranteed to the 'aggrega-
tion. by even the average qualities of
the good doctor But the most
striking thing about it was tho
appearance Of the lady members OF the
Massachusetts Medical Society dining
among the gentlemen, and one lady sit
ting among the long row Of eminent
guests ut the table OF honor. stretched
a.ong the front Of the platform. An
other noticeable thing was the reception
Of this distinguished woman was as
hearty and general as that Of any Of tho
dist nguished men. ii not indeed. more
marked than that given any Of the
gentlemen. And the best of it was
that this proceeded. not from any gal
lantry or sentiment Of any kind. but
was simply felt TO be due recognition
OF merit and achievement. The doctors
OF our day pride themselves on lucidity
and candor. and do not hesitate to say
that women can be and are most excel
lent physicians"
Women who have worked and waited
long for equal rights have only % be
mot weary in well-doing.' and success
is as sure as that equal human rights
are just.-Woman's Journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07
Killed by the On,cer.

PRINCETON, M.nn.. NV. IA fatal
shooting ARRAY occurred hero late 10 I
night Policeman Norton was attempting
TO arl est young man nam d Joseph
BrumbauRh, who was drunk and raising q
d. .turbance on the streets. Hrumbaugh
who IS p. wer!ul y ung fellow. resisteI
tho officer. The latter is small man, who
was severe y Moun cd while in the army,
and was no match physi. ally for Brum-
baugh. Norton yelled lust v for help as
Brunbaugh was dragging him along the
str cts. Several cit zans who heard the
officer's cries wore hurrying to his assist
ance when the shooting occurred.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07
Killed BY tho Prisoners.

FLORENCE, Ariz, Nov. 2-Shcriff Roy
nolds, w. A Holmes aud Engcne NJ ddle-
ton, while taking Q ght Apache Indians
aud one Mexican to Yuma penitentiary to-
day, were killed by their pr soncrs four
miles from Riverside. The prisoners were
being W liked up heavy sand wash and
one of them grabbed q pistol from Holmes
and shot the whites. The Indians then
robbed tho killed, took their arms and
Ammunition and started south.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07
pose it. A political tendency wnich

pose it. A political tendency which
five new State constitutional conven-
tions have recognized can certainly not
be ignored. even IL not one Of them has
put it in any final and complete shape
A generation Of women who grow up to
see their own sex admitted to colleges
and voting for school officials can never
look at life precisely as their grand
mothers did. for whom such state Of
things would have been inconceivable.
Before us stands that new generation.
and we have got. with or without our
own approval. to make way for the
coming woman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

SPEAKING Of the late General Hart.
ranft, Of Pennsylvania, a correspondent
says: ''rhc General was Mason. At
Antietam. just after he had dropped
down on the bridge and taken it, and
while the fighting was almost hand to
hand, Confederate officer gave him tho
Masonic sign. lie recognized it instant
" and sent the officer unharmcd to tho
rear aa II nriS0ner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

THE work OF removing the unknown
dead and their intermcnt in plot cs-
peciallv for that purpose Is progress.
ing ut Johnstown, Pa- 1t is the inten-
tion to erect neat hcadstones at each
grave. and a full description Of each
body. with a memorandum Of every ar
ticlc likely to lead to Identification.
will be kept in permanent record.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

TIE Russian Government has caught
pair Of American financicrs who have
been deluging the Cars domains with
counterfeit money. The stuff is SO per-
feet an imitation OF the genuine that it
has passed rncuestioncd almost every
where except in the banks. Siberia or
sudden death will be the doom Of tho
ingenious Americans who thus inflated
the currency of Russia.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

for the gay season
before ,ls. Stylish
carriage and prone
made dresses arc
made Of dahlia, ma
hogany, prune. gray
and other dark rich
hues In English
faced cloth, these
variously decorated
with braiding and
arabesques in lower
points, or in elegant
Russian appliques
the color of the
gown. The Dircc-
toirc style is still
very zen erall y
adopted, but there
are e Gee dingl y
h an d me suits
which show q glove.
fitting princesse
back, with a tailor
finished coat front,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07
Two New states.

WASHINGTON, y. C., NV 4-The procla-
nation announcing the admission OF North
and South Dakota was issued from the
State Department at 4:3O p m. of the 2nd
1t has been more than thirteen year, since
Q SIMILAR proclamation was issued. In
1876 the st !, OF Colorado was admitte by
proclamation Of Gen Or Mt. and Hamilton
Fish attested the do. ument as secretary
Of state President Harrison issued two
proclamations and they worded almost
idcntically the same.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

The fortune Of the late b. T. Babbitt,
the great soap manufacturer, is esti.
mated at S5,OOO,OOO. Ono Of tho sights
Of New York to people interested in its
manufactures has long been Mr.. Bah
hits six immense kettles, made oi
boiler iron, their aggregate capacity be-
ing $500, 900 pounds, while the value oj
the raw material it takes to fill them be.
fore boiling is $4,000. what do you
think 1t costs Rabbit to keep the kettle
boiling?" was long joke in the trade.
Most Of the machinery employed in
the great factory is Of Mr.. Rabbits
own invention. lie was possessed OF .
high order OF inventive genius.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

JAMES II. MILLER, of Gauley Bridge,
" Va. is probably the oldest post
master in the State. He was appointed
andcr William Henry Harrison's Ad-
ministration in ls4l, and has been q
postmaster eve: since.--almost half a
century. Mr.. Miller is over eighty
gears old, but il remarkably active for
one of his age
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

with surah the
shade Of the skirA
This slip has sim
pie square fronts
which barel, reach
the waist-line, but
at the back the
forms extend into
narrow coat : tails
that arc as long as
the underskirt. COW
ering the hem at tho
foot of the dress.
The redingote tea
gown Is also enjoy
ing great popular
ity, and its style. as
1t now appears, Is
most attractive and
very artistically car
ricd out. 1t is that
Of a warm. finely
fitted, open-fronted
long coat. put on
over q han d SO m 0
cuiraSS bodice and
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

MLMBERs Of the Iowa tribe Of In
aians are very we'll of. They have
,cen reduced in number to eighty
.hree persons and have two hundred
thousand acres OF rich farming land.
which they are to sell to the Govern
mcnt--au average Of over two thou
sand four hundred acres each.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

Ar South Paris, Me-, the other day
Uncle Robert Gray, cighty-sevcn years
Of age, harnessed his horse. Dick. thirty.
four years old, and, accompanied bv his
wife, eighty-nvc years Of age, drove te
North Paris and visited Sullivan An
drews, eighty-two years old, meeting
while there Mrs. Edward Andrews
eighty-six years old, who had just It.
turned from Europe, and Mr.. Pottle
cighty-thrcc years Of age. Tho ART
of living . long life evidently ha.
been successfully cultivated In Ok
ford County, Me-, by man, woman and
hpasf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

IT is shown by the report OF the
ynitcd States Treasury division Of the
National secret service that foremost
imong the foreign counterfeiters In this
puntry arc the Italians, they forming
1000 per ocntum Of the foreigners ar
csted for this cause within the last
Melvo months.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

JOHN JAcoB AsToR, Of New York. sale
again to contemplate matrimony, is Sci
down by Thomas q. Shearman in the
November Forum as the richest man ir
this country, controlling, it is said, Sl5O,
O0o, 1000. Mr.. Astor is sixty-eight years
old, tall, handsome. vigorous, an accom-
plishcd and aristocratic gentleman. Hi
first wife was the daughter Of Thoma:
Gibbs, Of South Carolina. Mrs. Bowler
OF Cincinnati, the lady now said to have
captivatcd him, is tho widow OF {
nephew of George II. Pcndleton, OF Ohio
Mr.. Astor's only child is William Wal
dorf Astor, President Arthurs Minister
to Italy, and {. novelist of some merit.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

KAISER WILHELM is not contcntcd
with the imperial crowns his grand
parents wore and which date no further
hack than 1872, and SO is having new
ones made for himself and the Empress.
His is to weigh three pounds and to have
= huge sapphire at tho top and to con-
tain 100 diamonds. Ills wife gets nc
rapphir, but has some los diamonds
and eleven unusually large pearls.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

velvet, which is as long as the skirt and
opens widely on the chest and skirt
front. A loose plated chemisette OF
plain chamois silk is in the front, with
belt and collar OF violet velvet. The
sleeves are deep capes terminating just
above the elbow. heightened by plated
under-sleeves matching the chemisette,
which arc gathered to black velvet
cuffs.
ACCORDION plated skirts are still high
~ popular, and are particularly fashion
ablc just now, made Of the lovely wool
crepalines, above which are worn tho
natty Directoire slips of velvet. lined
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

THERE has been marked decadence
the use Of the French language at
Montreal during the last ten years.
Formerly It was the prevalent tongue,
,ut now the English predominates.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

The Sunday observance agitation
ms spread to Russia, and 1900 mer-
:hants Of St Petersburg have de-
:lnrcd their readiness to close their
places Of business on that day.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07
Judge Ho.l nd Hurt.

BEAINERp, Nov. 3--Judge George W.
H ,liand, of the Fifteenth judicial district.
was danger uLy injured early this morn
ng. In rsturn!,G from a rarty thu team
san away aad the Judes wss thrown cut
STRIKING rpos t!s Assd As3 shoulders.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

KIS0 OrTO, Of Bavaria, receives 4,23l,-
~ marks, Or little over million dol
ARA, year, from which $.5O, 700 is de-
luctcd to pay of the debts Of his prede-
essor, King Ludwig How large those
lebts are may be inferred from the fact
;hat it will take fifteen years to wipe
hem out entirely
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

Miss HATTIE BLAINE, Miss Wana-
maker. Miss Fuller, Miss Harlan and
itss Campbell are among the new rose
,uds who will bloom this winter in the
arden of WASHINGTON society
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

petticOat of some very rich material.
Many Of the new tailor gowns are cut
with princesse breadth throughout, these
resembling the garments above men,
toned. and many of these have velvet
oleeveS and fur borders. G. u. =.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

REV. Mr.. NoiEs, of Canton. says
that 900. 100000 is spent In Chine
annually on ancestral worship alone
He found that tho ratio Of gifts to IN,
como Ia several families ranged from
ope-Ath to one.thtr0, and Ia no Csss
~ss % smsl! &c sasstentk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

GOVERNOR GoRDoS has just parioned
rom the Georgia pcnitentiary Charles
Collins, who was sentenced for life in
SIS for murder which it is now con-
lusively shown he never committed
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

generally copy in
many points those
OF the Nalois court
unless they assume
an Oriental charac-
ter suggested by
stripes OF vivid
color and gold.
flowing lines and
soft.gracefnl sashes:
these reproducing
in style and ont
line many OF tho
wonderful gowns
shown at the Paris
Exposition. A hand
some dinner dress
just received is
made with q skirt
OF pale chamois silk
brocaded with tiny
wisteria blossoms
and their foliage.
This is accompanied
by a Russian redin-
cote of dark violet
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

A CITIZEN of EatOnton, Ca, smokes
about twelve pounds Of tobacco yearly IL
. pipe that he declares is over two hun.
dred years old. This leads . mathcmat.
ical person to calculate that II that wcrt
tho average amount used in the pipe
since its first day, 2.4OO pounds Of the
weed have been burned in its bowl, and
if the first Sl2 had been put out at com.
pound interest at the rate Of 10 per cent
It would now have grown to the sum 0,
Sl.755. 443. 200. Just how this would have
benefited the first owner of the pipe doe.
not appear, but it is presumed that hi.
present heirs would not object to thei,
proportion of such handsome fortune.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07
EpitOme Of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
FROM WASHINGTON.


TIE report OF the Commissioner of
customs. issued on the 3Oth ut. showed
hat during the year ended Jane 30 his
,sfice settled accounts in ia vor OF tho
Government amounting to over $3.50. .OOO,- :
100 and from the Government amount
ng TO over $40, ,OOO, 900.
THE report OF the Government Bureau
# Engraving and Printing on the 31st
lit. showed that during the year there
we're printed United States notes. gold
md silver certificates, bonds and bank
lotes with q face value OF S815. $50. $50.
In his annual report on the 3lst ult.
1ohn s. Bell, Chief OF the Secret Service,
eports $50 arrests for counterfeiting or
,assing counterfeit money during the
rear ended June 80 last. Out Of 165
foreigners arrested sG were Italians.
During tho year s477,Os Of counterfeit
md raised notes were captured.
THE President on tho LIST issued a
PROCLAMATION designating November &c
~ Thanksgiving day.
In the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
he LIST numbered go, and for Canada
-. For the corresponding week last
year the figures were 275 failures in the
United States and SO in Canada.
THE public debt statement issued on
he first showed the total debt to be 81,
25,52l ,576; cash in Treasury, $685.
i62; debt less cash in Treasury, $1,000,
)5O,677. Decrease during October, 50.
!O4, ,653. Decrease since June 90, 1850
;l5, ,965, ,944.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07
.4hlON LETTER.

srs-Dressy Dexlgns and Elegant Effects.
Especial New York Correspondence
The Grecian. Empire, Directoire and
Russian models are four distinct types
In fashionable toilets Of the season, but
the variations are bewildering, exteai-
ing from the regal Mcdici gown to the
straight full-skirted dress OF q house.
maid on duty, and although certain
rules are complied with, there Is practi-
colly no limit to the creations OF lux
vrious and elegant gowns in readiness
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-07

SAS SALVADOR is the first OF the Cen
raj American republics to establish
clephone service throughout its terri
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CHiCAGO'S ELEVATORS.

British Syndicate with u Capital O1
*2.5OO.OOO Organizing for Their Pur-
chase.
LONDON, Nov. "A company is in
course Of organization with capital
of f5OO,0oo. capable of unlimited expan-
sion. for the purpose of purchasing the
enormous grain elevators of Chicago. 1t
Is alleged that agents Of the promoters
Of this company have recently sounded
such encouraging results as to induce
immediate formation OF the pool. the
transfer of the property to take place 1T
an early date.
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Death Of NJ. TscherniscllveAki. known u,
the .. Father of Nihillxm..

the "Father Of NilillxM."
ST PETERSBURG, Nov. IN. Tscher-
nischveski. the novelist. the father Of
Nihilism, is dead. NJ. Tschcrnischveski
was born at Saratoy in 1928. In 1853
he became one Of tho editors
of review which under his
direction attracted much attention by
its treatment of literary and economical
questions. including the emancipation
of peasants. He incurred the enmity of
the Government, and in 1864 was sem
tenned to twelve years hard labor in the
Siberian mines to which three years
HeYc sfssrwArA aAds4,