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A SENSATION.

10 cause his death While delirious the
child repeatedly said some one had beaten
him 20 death. His mother, Emeline York,
said that the boys grandmother was his
murderer. There had been quarrel at the
house Of the York woman, and very soon
afterwards the boy became violently Ill.
Marks of violence were PLAIN.
Five or six years ago the State undertook
to build road through n great swamp IN
OnslOW county. It's known as the Quaker
Bridge road. 1t is alleged that the work,
which was done by convict labor, Is so poor
that i'll wet weather parts Of the road be-
come impossible. 4 call Is made Tor
private subscriptions for the purpose OF
doing the work properly.
SINGULAR DEATH.
Joseph Wynne, of Jacksonville, Martin
county. was killed in a singular way We'd
nesday. lie was driving wagon, IN which
was a barrel of molasses. His mule ran
away and Wynne was thrown out. the bar
rel falling upon him and breaking his skull
and spine.
The wife Of Hon. George Davis, of VII
mington, is dying at Mt Airy. Mr. Davis
is widely known IN the State and was
mem Der of the Confederate Cabinet.
The mountain resorts are thrOnged with
visitors. People now 90 into the very
heart of the mountains. Never before was
a
parts of the low country there Is good
deal Of sickness and as autumn approaches
tins Is likely TO increase.
THE FIRRMEN.
The letters from all parts Of the State
which are received here show that the
fremens tournament at Raleigh, begin
ming August 18th, Will be one of the events
of the year. The best companies IN the
State Will be here. The prizes are attrae-
tive.
COMPLAINT.
There is a great deal of complaint, most
OF it just, in regard TO the condition OF the
tails in some counties. Badly ventilated
and little cared for, they are nulsances.
There has in some counties been an i'm
provemeut, due &c public demand, but not
"a few jails are disgrace.
There was talk some years ago OF Dr.
Eugene Grissom as the Republican candi-
date for Governor, The newspapers say
tberecent famous investigation has shelyed
him in this respect.
NEGRO PoRGERs.
A gang Of negroes in Durham county has
been detected in the work of forging orders
upon the county treasurer. Two are IN
the penit@ptiary and another who at
tempted 70 escape last Wednesday was
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CINCINNATFS CRIME.
ANOTHER PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
FOUND DEAD IN A SEWER.
Dr. A. T.. Jones. Of the Governors Stan, the
Victim-lIurdered for Money
Parties Arrested.
tpr tel.grnrh 70 the Dispatch. J

h seventh year, but was a. active as "a man ca
ffty. He had always had an inclination 10
military life and kept II ny. by hol,hng con
ncction with the Ohio National Guard.
g.rving for "A lone time a. surgeon of the
First regiment, Governor Foraker, who was
his neiuhbor. appointed him q member 0t
his star as surgcon-gencral. tie hau octh
active In public affairs, serving often III
the municipal council, and had besides
hald several Offices under appointment
from the General Government. Tie was
perhaps more widely known in CINCINNATI
than any other citizen. DR.. Jones lett bl5
house about $3.50 O'Clock Thursday after
noon. wearing no coat. lis feet IN slippers,
and went m the direction Of ms stables.
dra.kpi what tune lt was. though wearing
his watch. That WIS the last seen 81 MN
alive. The family did not become alarmed
untl after night, and then prose- ul'u
their search quietly until Yesterday Whch
notice was given the police. 800
During jhe day vcs t"rddy tran on biood
WIS discovered opposite the Doctor stable
ou Cemetery street, and beng iolpMeb
was traced 10 Park avenue, thence souil
two or three squares 10 the junction OF
Cypress street and frames 1ne, Wherr on
the grass was quite pool Of blood. IL was
hero III the mauhole of "a sewer that the
body was found ths morning. IL was
wrapped ia a LoI,e-olankct. or rather
sewcA mp, so chat ~ WAS drawn our nF
means oi "a rope fastened around ~ 10y .
man WHO had been lo"citu i3r '.,a' pu,-
pose; Inc o2'f mac. "''' 1..'oI'" Wy O,,',-
pdctly, rs III l"r 'onlS"lcu'o III ~ .'-i
was that which trichlcd from his wounds
as his murderer carried nm 10 me pin'e
where bee Thought to conc. al forever inc
trace oi hls crime. FOR he hoped the water
would carry the body INTO the river II vas
found that the Doctor eol" Na,'h an' Ni7
money were gone. inns must nav, '''n
tine motive for the murder, 49, IN, Doctor
had not au enemy in the world. Inc rc-r'
are already masking arrests. among them
being Charlie, Bngh. "a colored ho,tler, who
had been with Colonel Jones about TWO
months.
tle riobt side a. the Blow had been given
M lie r,rrl,r.r ,y.s Charles pGab a
col1red servant. aud that after committing
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81 have usoi many remedies Tor Dyspepsia.
Liver Affection. AMI Debility hui n7fer have
found anything 10 bencnt 20 the extent nat sim
mons l. iyer Regulator has. | sent from ninn"-
sofa 90 Georgia i.r tho remedy. and would haY"
SEPT further Tor such 4 medicine. ! Wosli al
Nl-n all who are SIN larry Affected 70 give IT, a
trial A. 10 seems the only thiug tJat never fails
T., relieve %. NJ JASNtN.
iy Jaw slF&sU hinneapohA MIR
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EDCCATIONAL.-I WILL BE AT
" the Office n thn Superir ,euIent ~ PUN;
schools flr tur county az UrnrI.0 on tho 2p AND
sp or AUGUST for che purpose 81 examining
a. applicants that desire positions As tcA l"rs
for the ensuing year Mnit0 applicants NiI us
examined on flNDAT aud colured on "A 10
nay o. Is. B ~~tLi.
lve<st supcrlnteu Gent n schools.
ArAIERErH HALL.
MORAYIAN BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
q. Nazareth. rs Founded l7,A Re.pcns SAP
IEMREE lsTu. ly2>>l, ln& h.at
MT. WELCOME HIGH SCHOOL,
Vi mIlUEIL~ STATION. lt.FEPth
O0UNIl.NA. Unusual advantages. ritn uoio-
I1fo charges only twcltl-one boys taAsn
Mulefor cafa'0.4e ~.
pa. f. - HALL University q virginia.
ly --ccaln ltn'' lal-
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A~AIERErH HALL.
VHE COLLEGEOF WILLIAM AND

MARY AND STATE MALE NORMAL SCHOOL
having iust closed a most .ucros'ful session. Dee
gins it- le,th yearon oCrOnER3, 1850 On" han-
bred and tnen.y-c.ght state scholarships freq
a. tuition AM ~ clst for board. heh''.
and washing uo. 90 exceed 80 per- month. Pro-
yiles thorough NORMAL and A'"nENl'
training, u.ton, surroundings; hea.ihy Gle
mate Forty-eght milos from kchmoni. on mo
Chesapeake auI OHIO railway. send for GAIA
iogGo. LYON g. 1l Lhit' ifo''I'Al,
t,srimsteollu Williamsburg. a.
TTNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
NoI42 NOkIH EIGHTH 3 KEEL.
Tho twerfy-fnurh session begins
MONDAY. SErrEgngR 2in
fy14av THOMAS ~. NORWOOD frirrQ1..
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Y G0RDONSNllLF. NA-lhoronsn, al
var,cd. select. aaI limited to forgive iouie'+
Principal a ". A.. az lu.ger-lty ~ N.-s'nla. Soma
fu~ c1fa oglo. JAMES Dt' W lI'I'
ly I-lm' ii'.. I.'"
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rLowER AND rBUIr FAIR.

Next Thursday the flower and fruit fair
will be held at Marion, and il promises 20
bc the best vet held. IL ought 10 surpass
all. for such year for fruit was never be
fore known.
some good detective work is needed at
Wilmington, where not night passes
without the commission of burelares.
These must be the work of an organized
band of professionals. some of them ne
groes. The daring nature OF the crimes Is
a snecial feature.
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A gang Of negroes in Durham county has
been detected in the work OF forging orders
upon the county treasurer. Two are IN
the penitsntiary and another who at
tempted q escape last Wednesday was
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18
MY wife Is . Terror"

said a mild-tempered man In ouI
hearing. "She snaps and snsrls,
spanks her children, and finds fault
continually. I cant bear u any
longer" Don't be two severe on
her, my friend; you little realize her
sufferings. She has lost her former
sweet disposition, und 10 health Is
the cause. DIR. Pierce's FayOTite
Prescription will make her we'll.
For female diseases, functional de-
rsngements, bearing-dOwn pains,
and the long list Of Ills that render
women miserable. no medicine can
compare with this. 10 Is the only
medicine for wOman's peculiar
weaknesses and ailments, sold by
druggists, under . positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, to give sat
isfactiOn Ia every case, or money re-
funded. Zee guarantee printed on
bottle wrapper.
For all arrangements Of the
stomach, liver aud bowels, take DIR.
Pierce's Pellets, or .ntl-biliOus
Granules.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18
a,...- chr r.ss..


The singing class meets every
Saturday evening.
Rev. Elder, and w. A. Parker Of
Assaria have moved here.
Mr.. Knapp IL putting = aew porch
b the east side Of his hsuse.
Most Of our voters will vote fes
the 'sugar Louds'' on the 3oth.
Every person has made some
garden, and most Of our citizens
have made all they can.
Who is to be our next postmaster
seems hard for the postal depart
ment to decide.
Mr.. Kohler formerly Q merchant
Of this place IL renewing old
sequRintauces to-day.
Our young folks 60 to Mr.. Thos.
Laureuce's three miles east af town
tonight, TO hold prayer meeting.
AFR. r. ID. Hall has been appointed
marshal and street commissioner; 90
boys please walk chalk and save
trouble.
OkIahoma il all the rage nov.
Mr.. VIM Stahl, MIR. w. Poole aud
Mr.. Chas. weIlman, start for the
"pronlise land" in the morning.
Mr.. Mckinley started for his
home Ia Indiana, this morning, after
enjoying sunny Kansas for four
teen months. We learn he does not
intend to stay back there while here
he has made many friends who will
be glad to see him locate here per-
mauently.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

Legal Notice.


STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY % SALINE
To John 3, Perrin, Mary q. Perrin, q. D.
Carter and Henry 4. Crtppen:
You and each of you are hereby nstiaed
thst the said p'ainilti, n. B. Bnckwaltef,
did, on the ID day NJ Mareh, A. %. tssa, Gle
In the once OF the clerk Of the District Court
of Saline County. Kansas, hts petittou against
yOu and other deIendants, to-Wit: John d.
Perrin. NAry q. Perrin, william n. Boyd.
~. d. Carter, Henry &. Crippsn, n.
fsSrss.. rnSls 'PPeS, companss s and VrpPaa'
Lebold. J. M.FlSher and 4. A. Hertst, part
neTs as i.ebold, Fisher a cOmpany, praying
Judgment against the said John u. Prrrin,
Mar q. Perrin and II y. .CarieF. for line sum Of
ti.7s with Il pr cent per annun Interest
thereon from september lst. A ID. isss. and
for the fOrrciosurr of q crFtaiu m0ri cage Civ
Perrin 90 secure the payment Of said sum
OF money herein above named, and which
said nl0rtgage Is ON the following described
raj estate, to-Wit:
The northwest quarter lNwl.l of section
M. thirteen ll3l On 90 osnshlp No. afteen fl5l
soath .anee No. one west Of the sixth p.
And you and esrh of Jon are hersby notl-
ned that unless you answer OF dennur 10 satd
petition on of befoFe the SlSt dzy of May. A.
ID. tesa. that said Petition will b. taken ns
true and Judgment rendered acrord M 10 the
prayer thereof. and said mortgage FORE
esOsed, and y0si and each OF you t0rever
baFred and foreelosed ot All right, title aud
Il. b BTCK GzIfER- By Bunrox q
NOON, His Attorneys.
Attesi nc. ]. PREDaicKsoN, cierk Dss-
Ssy. ~
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

Gov. OSBORN having been charged
with endeayOTing to obtain the
Mexican mission for himself, states
that he is not guilty As charged, and
that he did all la his power To help
Congressman Ryan TO the appoint
mrht. He further states that the
President first proposed to appoint
him Osborn but that he gave way
10 Ryan.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

john ALBERT BRIuHT was
elected 10 succeed his father,
tue late John Bright, rs representa-
tive Of the central division Of BIrm-
Ing ham In Parliament. received
5,6iO votes against 2,OJO for the
GlHdstOniau nominee, William e.
BeaIe.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

I have for sale, at the old lumber
yard Of Addison a Seaman, South
Santa Fs, thIrty-ilve varieties Of sp-
pie trees, grated fruit. They viii
BE- seld very low, e they have goa 10
20. q. n. JcsLrE. ltd
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

THE death Of Judge Usher, which
occurred at Philadelphia on the 18th
inst, while . surgical operation was
being performed In removing .
IumOr from his throat, occasions
great regret In Kansas. where he
was universally respected not only
for his talents and fame but for his
great gsnIslity, which distinguished
him Ia . marked degree. lie was ~
aPprOHchHbIs ~ any humble citizen,
and yet ss dignIiIed ss any Of the
old school Of eminent men among
which he naturally took his place.
He Was one Of the three surviving
members Of LineOln's cabinet.
Simon Cameron aud James Harlan
yet live.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

AN English syndicate has purchas-
ed t4OO. 100 worth Of Wichita lots. II
only the English had sense enough
to purchase the suburban lots Of a
number Of other booming 10 ans, they
would make . great deal Of money,
yOn know. but don't mention Il /;
We don't want our EnglIAh friends 10
emigrats To this country ia too large
bodies. II would ruin the "Amerl-
eau idea"
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18
New C.mbr,. ch.,tsriuEs.


Mrs Minnie Hopks IL quite III
at her fathers home near this place.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Maitison ere
rejoicing over the birth Of daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Strstton are
the proud possessors Of twin
babies-both boys.
A social hop came of ct the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
DeIsny last Friday night.
S. A. MaPes head Miller for
DOnmyer, Gibbs 4 Co., spent Q few
days In Kansas city last week.
John r. Sterner returned last
Saturday from Oregon, satisfied that
there Is no place like sunny Kansas.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando
NJ. Sweet . daughter Of average
weight and size, we offer our con-
graiulatiOns.
w. N. Laughlin had . runaway
last Saturday evening on his way
home from Salins, fortunately no
Que was injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Marklty Of Min
nesPOlis were visiting the latter part
Oflast week with Mrs. Markley's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. q. b. DOnmyer.
Miss Margie Kirkland has given
up her position In the printing sffice
at Sslina and come out TO the
country home Of her parents, to
spend the summer. JEWELL.
Mrs. Margsdant has prepared d
fine programme for her concert
which takes place st the COngrega-
tiOnal church tomorrow evening.
Here Is the programme:
PARTI.
l. Symphonic. l.. Won 'EleethOyen
Mrs. GOISG AN0 Mas. AAEGADANT:
{: The iIarP n Midnight Auber'
| 4 TIP with the Lark la the Morning
.spnngthorp
| InI FLEcE ANp MEs. MARGADGNT
a The NillHsr Blacksmith Weiss
MR. FROST.
| q. u irukutur ~ trul
Miss NEANA PEALER.
| :. Chorus OT Children.
| ) Iye Marriage de- Figaro Mozart
MR-. GOING. Miss GOODWIN AND
Mrs. MAkGADAST.
i y The Pilgrim Fathers Brown
ME. PADGETT.
To. La BIlsLine Lysbers
Miss EDSA DAERAH And
MRS. MARGADAST.
PAETII.
| .. The STORY Of = Song Welllngs
Miss NELLIE GEANT.
> BrIIsario Goris
Mas. GoIN8.
/ l. Am the Merry Zingara B-iir
Miss NERNA PEALER.
4. ReriIaiiun ... Selected
PRuF. SyUIT.
!. Vocal Snln Selected
MEs. SCHWARTZ
, tMruuetto, only for lett hand RheinbrrgeT
iNals- BTiiliante No. . Copln
Mrs, MAR8ADANT.
:. A JuIly UoOd Laugh Thomas
MR. FROST.
:. N-unrIa Armand
Mas. ,ioING AND Mas. MARGADAST.
y. Vocal SolI SelrCted
Miss GRACE PsOBERT
TO- Trio for CoTnet. Violin and Piano.
Miss MINA HALLETT, PRuF. PHILLIP AND
PEoF. ICNGFLEIsCH.
Admission twenty-five cents.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

The only dIsagreeable feature
about our Centennial celebrations Is
the prominence given iOthe Virginia
Lees, all rebels, and yet desoen-
dAnIs OF the WashIngtOns. IL Is inn
possible for the celebrations to go on
without bringing these people TO the
front, aud they seem to take grest
pride In getting TO the best
seats In the congregation" too.
The rebellion l. an unwelcOme
guest st these centennial feasts, but
IL can't be helped. II almost makes
one feel Gs u, had George w. been
on deck, he would have been on the
side OF our Southern brethren, and
thus given caste To secession.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGaINsON
has been caught In the attempt TO
make "daWnlng" rhyme with morn
ing" Even J. Preston Campbell,
the sweet swan Of Abilene, could do
better than that.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

WHATEVER may be said Of the
rotten old hulks Of our naval vessels,
nothing can be said derOgatory to
the exalted herOIsm and daredevil
courage ofthe sailors. One is greatly
impressed with that part Of the
viz ID description Of the awful storm
In Samoan waters which speaks Of
the band on one Of the vessels play
Ing the "SiAr Spangled Banner" In
the midst Of the bowling aud screeeh-
ing temPests. The stoutest nerve
may not quail before the roar and
destruction Of double shOtted can
non, but it takes sublime berOlsIn 90
palrOniEe the muses. In such .
pandemOnIum Of the elements as
prevailed Ia those distant seas one
month ago.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

THAT dear old Roman, Thurman,
calls Secretary Wanamsker "the
breeehss- makes from Philadelphia
of course this was meant to be con
temptuOus, In tile same way that
Thurman's friend, Cleveland, was
called "Hangman Cleveland. but
the good old Roman should remem.
ber that it tAkessOmeIhIng more than
pstricIAns TO hold posts Of honor Ia
these latter days Of jefferson sim
plieity.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

EVERY pure wOInAn's ballot may
be an effective protest against
wrong, and, u she fails to cast II, by
50 much IL she responsible If wrong
rules instead Of right" 30 says Mrs
Judge Humphrey. But how about
the ballot of the other kind Of wum-
en-? Could ali good women vote,
things would go much nearer right
than now, but the trouble Of Il L.
there are about as many women
unit 10 cast q ballot a. there men
that are unfit.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

SALINA, KAs., April Is, 1889.
Corrected every Thursday morn
Ing by the SalIna Mill 4 Elevator
Company.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

SECRETARY wINDON has promised
Thomas Heatley, Of Kansas City,
Ks, the position Of Deputy Sixth
Auditor OF the Treasury-sO says
Congressman Funston.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

WICHITA, ct last, drinks only
coffee and water, and paralysis Of
the stomach 10 the prevailing disease.
The joints have finally suecumbed.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

Five Dodge City citizens propose
to sail over Oklahoma In q balloon.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

Bill HACKNEY's lurid, thunder
and lightning remarks about our
Congressional delegation seem 10
have ceased for the present. His
Jokes" are nu longer jokes. People
are tired of them. 1f there IL humOr
shout them It IL certainly Of the
grImmest kind. Like the Schepen
whose province IL WAS to laugh al
BuTgermeester's joke-thOugh IL
killed hint will be necessary for
the wild aud wOOlly Bill To have
some one to interpret his alleged
political humOr.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

A WAsHINUTOS correspondent
assumes TO state authGrItatIyely that
. move will be made 10 Oust our
whole Congressional delegation,
with the exception Of Congressman
Taylor, because Of failure In the
msIter Of appointments. This
sapIent writer has made au exctp-
ton, but just why we cannot tell.
Would Il not be better to let the
people Of each Congressional District
settle the matter a. to whether or
not their representative shall be
called upon to stay at home. They
can no doubt act more iutelligsnily
than the windy correspondent.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

THg funeral Of the late Judge
Usher takes place at Lawrence to-
day.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

KossUTH, the Hungarian patriot,
IL dying.
The Saline County journal., 1889-04-18

NExE Monday vim b okIahOns
fav.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-29
Welded TO A PRINCE
special tsoastp Ceseersia6 sAs 0rOso
which In sssssg Dsscas~sd In PsSts
Tho weddiag Was Prsvass aaA
waa Celebrated IN ISDodSo.

LONDON. Oct. 2s.--The marriage oH
Prince Hatxfelslt To Clara Huntington. ths
daughter OF Coils p. Huntington Of New
York. took place to-day i'm the Catholic
church at Brompton. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Emmons. The we'd
ding WAS private, only relatives and u few
friends of the bride and groom were prss,s-
ent. The wedding breakfast was served
at the German embassy. after which they
started for Italy.
The marriage WAS only announced i'm
Paris last "Wednesday, and ON tine day fol-
lowing Bias~ made the following conn
Prince Hatfield. wer-known in P..risian
ri@ ims@san. Miss % -, Tiara han,nrsona sn:s n'r The
wedding will take place at London. The an
hailed with delight by OF th. most charminx
"na tl ss ,,ns M. "hi. sfrses % % 81 rr .ar rrns s
hring Issi'i at IAN rs,riy date.
professional fortmne-hunter, he merely
selling his title for dollars. His name has
been hdoked in the matrimonial agencies
i-es of libcral reward i'm of success.
His reputation "a spcndthrifs and
Ss S.,.. Professional ,a. and daring .r gam gam
Is probably better known than eisewh..rr.
Operations. With the thorough ss-cr-s
police sy.scm i'm France the prince has
been "a marked man there for years. Moss
of his cscapasies ARE matters of police
rs,corsl. An American lady who lives in
Paris and who knows thoroughly both
London and Vienna, said tn q correspond
ent: IL have often heard tlSe prince
spoken Of in thu drawing room being
the worst man i'm Europe; one story being
current that he borrowed S1OO.UO to carry
ON his suit with Miss Huntington and to
follow her to AK when she went there
with Mr.. Sherwood.
CHICAGO, Oct S,-A special from Ham
ilton says: Count Fcriiuant Edward Won
Hatxfclslt, brother of Prince won Hat.-
felsit. lives here in - little one~story house
of three ar four rooms with his family.
His surroundings Indicate that he IL nos
blessed with n great abundance of this
worlds goods.
riagc." he says. q. heard they were en-
| Ferdinand von Hatsfclslt by his second
| Sophia, the great German socialist. l
have. two h.sif-brothcrs, Princes Paul and
Ernest, and "A sister Maisslss, who il now
| dead. Prince. Paul Is German minister q,
! London and Prince Ernest IL n statesman
| ia Germany. lie WAS the man whom Biz
| narck intended for his sitccessor, hut ls-
married - woman who was mot OF the nGS-
| tniity. and siis. could not come to court
and Iningie in high society in Germany.
| ! sued Prince Paul for my mothers dower
| interest ia ~ German court in 1873 aud the
case il still iii litigation. Very probably
Ernest and Paul are lesagus.sl together sn
| defeat my chances. Paul was Wild, and
twice did tho Euiperor William pay his
debts. hc ran through the estates i'm less
than mo- Time"