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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07

THE Universal Peace Union, which
has its headquarters in Philadelphia,
accomplished great and good work
when it induced Venezuela and Great
Britain to arbitrate tl.eir differences
respecting the boundary une between
British Guiana and Venezuela The
agent of the Union in that undertak-
Ing was Mr.. Conrad f. Stollmeyer,
whose task seemed visionary at first,
but who accomplished it with tact and
good Judgment. He now proposes to
60 to Europe on u similar mission OF
peace, and, in view or what he accom-
plished in Venezuela, there is more rea-
son than would otherwise exist for the
hope that he may be able to promote
the adoption OF arbitration in place OF
war for the set,l-me~t of differences
between nations. ~ all events, MI.
StolIymeyer and the Peace Union de-
serve encouragement and support In
their disinterested efforts to get nations
10 reason rather than fight with one
another
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07

to the objective point, purchase the
bargain, and triumphantly disappear,
nine women out of ten are sure to come
out with st least a dozen purchases that
they had not intended to make when
they entered the store.
In addition to these large concerns,
there are thousands of small shops and
Easements devoted to manufacturing
purposes in the city. where the comfort
of the workers is no; so carefully con-
sidered. In computing the number OF
persons, who spend a large share of
their time underneath the crust of the
city. 1t will not do to forget those who
are kept there against their will. The
cells IN many of the city prisons are in
the basements.-N y. San.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07
Gounod's Interest in Young MuSi-
clans.

NJ. Gounod, the eminet musical COM
poser, is a man of intense religious
feeling, says the Court JOIrnd'. Year
by year he has grown more ascetic and
excluded i'll his habits, till to-day he
lives almost the life of = hermit. He
deeply dislIkes the frivolous Eabits of
Partisan society, and confines his visit
ing solely to the old, eminently Catholic
aud aristocratic families of the FOu.
tourg St. German. Although LIVING
in such retired fashion Gounod is al
ways at home to musical aspirants
The young and ambitious composer
finds both a critic and a friend i'll the
great composer; the debutante vocalist
may apply without fear OF rejection to
the author of Faust" for advice and
instruction. To absolute merit Gounod
is kindness and indulgence itself, but
those unified for the musical career
are told so in plain, blunt words,
which admit of no qualifications.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07
Why Stanley Came Back.

When tile great African explorer
vas b. many persons given up for lost,
and even the most siuguiue were full
of fears for his safely, there was one
woman in London who never doubted
that he would return. The woman was
Stanlev's landsady. Whenever any ole
suggested the possibility that he might
never be heard from, she replied, with
perfect confidence:
1T is impossible. Mr.. Stanley has
not given up his roous, and am sure
he Will return
Stanley did return, though the world
in general has not till recently been
aware of the imperative engagement
which made 1t imY ssible Ter him 10 do
otherwise,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07
Mr.. Girard.s WatchfuIness.

Stephen Girard, the once famous
millionaire of Philadel. hia, if he was
here to-day, would probably be an
enemy to the present half-holiday sys-
tenn. He employed q corps of clerks,
whom he kept at their duties from
early morn until midnight, watching
them yery eiose Sss1 their he saw shelE
duties, he would kindly send an old
colored man in with a steaming pot of
hot coffe to keep them awake until theIr
work was finished.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07

II A message in bottle from a
wrecked ship was ever OF vale, it has
lost all significance since silly people
took to playing practical jokes by send
ing bogus messages adrift. Thus, the
message picked up off the Lizard, stat
ing that ths steamer Erin is II TIE bot
tom of the sea, would have no s.gnifi-
cauce whatever but for the fact that
the Erin is among the missing. The
mess tge itself looks like hoax It
tells t little. II 4 ship wrecked man
wants To aend word 0f the disaster by a
chance messenger, why should lie limit
himself to such u meagre statement?
II has tie characteristic OF a hoax ip
is lack OF details.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07

WHILE it is not likely that the Secre
tary of the Treasury and the advocates
in Congress of an expansion of the cur
rency will come to an agreement, 1t Is
highly probable that some legislation
looking to that end will be accom-
plished during the present Congress
sionaI Sc sion Here in the East there
Is usually an abundance of currency;
but in Western communities no such
overilowing supply is to be had Rep
resentat.ves from that section, without
regard t. party, are very much in ear
nee. over currency imitation, which the
GranSers have been taught TO regard
as a pagacea for all the ills and misfor-
tunes of business life. This is one of
the questions which cannot be settled
by tile party caucus method, and 1t Is
likely to keep the majority leaders in
Congress on n hot gr diron for some
time to come.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07

THE Art Club IS doing a good work
in arranging for Informal exhibitions
such as that OF architectural drawings,
which was opened recently. Such dis
plays are interesting to the general pub
lie and are Of real value to the special
lists whose .orks are exhibited or who
attend TO see what others are doing in
their line. Ii is particularly desirable
to have architectural drawings exhibi-
ted by themselves. They combine sci
ence and art and are always overshad-
owed when exhibited along with pure
art works, Iull OF life and color.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07

PENCE BISMARCK's contention
was that the Chancellor OF the Empire
had the right to choose the heads OF
the various departments Of the Govern
ment, and that their duty was simply
TO obey him. The Emperor. on the other
hand, believes that the right OF selection
belongs to him, and he is not likely TO
exact 4 less measure of obedience. Bis
marck detested ministerial response
bility to Parliament; and it is not
likely to be yet introduced into German
politics, unless the parliamentary oppo-
sition to the Government should be
greatly strengthened.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07

BALTIMORE has greatly enlarged her
Manual Training School, which wa
opened about 1854. and the new build
ing Will be ready for occupancy in =
few weeks. 1t seems to be well adapted
to its purposes, and the interesting
statement is made that the plans for it
were made by two former pupils of the
school, who now occupy responsible
positions, and have evidently derived
great advantage from their practical
education. As the school itself is only
SIX years old, these architects must still
be quite you:g. They were not taught
TO be architects in the school, but the
school training they received fitted
them to rapidly advance in their chOseI
profession
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07

SOME ely man has discovered that
in Turkey in the summer time men
work from sunrise TO sunset. II he
should 60 out on farm in this country
and stay there for awhile he might add
the information that the farmers of
this country do Just the same as the
farmers of Turkey in the matter of
working hours, and for the same rea-
son, because they have limited time In
which to plant, cultivate and reap their
crops. Eisht-hour laws have no
charms for the farmer here or else
Were.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07

PUBLICATION OF warnings against
the careless handling OF firearms seems
TO be al ogether useless when = boy,
already warned by the loss OF a hand
and several hngers, looks down the
muzzle of 4 revolver to find out whether
1t Is loaded, and sscertains that 1t Is, in
n way TO make the information OF
no value TO anybody but a coronel's
Jury.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07

EMrS PAsHA is again vending his
way To the interior OF Africa. He Will
probably make desperate effort this
time TO prevent his rescue by enter
prising, enthusiastic and also intrepid
explorers.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-07

The familiar expression, ''the smok.
ing pistol still in his hand" will go out
OF service when smokeless Do WIDER
comes into general use. 1t Is pretty
threadbare anyhow, and 1t can well be
dismissed after its long service.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

rsslss Fsss. q ths L0aasstAs SAsisasA
Bzak. AbsesGds-

Bzak- Aeses1ds-
LoursyILIE. Ky.. MaFeh o-N1lllan
II. Poos. teller q t1s LealsyllLe O1ty
Nstioaal bank. q trusted e9ploye.
nsn q sssminx good haelts saa tfe-
q sgsnses Of tks osss $500! slre4eS
of shss city. Is gone His 81
sencs az ths bank Monday Nora
ing az crst excited 10 suspicion as
II vas Supposed be VAS Al his Sex SIS
ter's bedside. or ia TIRE cogAtrs detained
by TIE decd. y aeR no soEc was re-
eetyed yesterday. President James
8 Pirtle. Elcs President James
: Lesch sn1 Cashier W D
Parker beccans suspicious They
oDeued tie yaalt ana . hasty ex-
animation shoSsd that somewhere be-
tween s40 90 and $50, coo Was missing
The missing moneY vas all in large
bills Al the bulky GOLD and silver
coin aud small balls were LETT intAek
IL is learned that Pope left here Sat
urdsy night for Cincinnati, where 10 IS
believed be took the Cincinnati. Hamil-
ton & Dsytoa for Detroit aud was soon
in Canada That Pope bad been eoa-
tsmplating this move for some
tine Is evident from the fact thas
for some DAYS he had been accumUlat-
ing within his reach bills Of large
denominations OF from 500 TO $1,000
The bank officials state that the amount
OF the robbery in round numbers Is s6o,-
900. and they think he carried
that amoun. away with him
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
BIG Natnral Gas Combine.

KoKoMo, Ind, March 5. About a
dozen leading natural gas companies op-
Grating in the northern and eastern por-
tions of Indiana within the last few days
combined their interests. forming an i'm
rlense trust, with an aggregate capital
of So, 500, 600. The trust will have con-
troll OF nearly all the gas produced in
the State. both developed and undevel-
oped. The amount of their leases at the
present time is not far from 200. 900
acres
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
REPUBLICANS AT NASHVILLE.

Second Day of the National League Con-
ventioa-President Harrisons Letter of
Regret.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March Sit was
after Il o'clock when President Thurston
raped the National convention OF tbS
Republican League to order to-day.
The proceedings were opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr. Derrick. Of New
York. after wh-sh kilograms and letters
were read from President Harrison. Re
publican Congressman Hon 7. c. Plstt,
OF New York. and others. President
Harrison's letter, referring 70 the league
clubs, says:
such orEsuiratiors are wholesou. and ce
slrable. rot only from . party but from pub
&c standpoint They interest young fnen n
public aoslrs. and compact ard organiss ihe
interest excited iu the controlling political
forces The party % which you belong hss
never sufse Cd by a. Intelligent discussion 81 Sc
history and is principles end an sure yogf
organization vii c1Htlupc 10 furuish cClr.
ogeogs ard well-sFpcl afes champions wherever
tie lists G. debate are opened"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
NJ chiren Fair sssoclation.

LANSING. Mich, March 5.-The Mich
igan fair trotting circuit was organ
lied here Tuesday with represen IA
tives from the Northeastern and West
srn Michigan Fair Associations present
To, State. TIE Port Huron and TIE BAY
County fairs are also in the oTFsnizs-
ton. Tie circuit opens tbe frst week
in September a. Port Huron. and
Lansing. Grand Rapids. Saginaw sna
Bay Citv will follow in The order named.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

tive department. and wss notified Of thu
Governors action. Tie treasurer
walked out oi the building and there
after had nothing 10 say Telegrsns
were sent 70 all the repositories OF the
state funds by the Governor notifying
them that lie had taken charge OF the
Office. Governor Francis said;
NY investigators into The AFFAIRS Of the treas
my department . f.i completed, bgt have
discovered $ me irregularities. and n Is IA.
tory upon me 10 suspend Treasurer No.snd
from once. ] have found oertEln irr Fulsrl-
ties but just what they are can rot slate now.
II there Is o deficit n Is q sail one "
Quo-wsrrento proceedings 10 Gust No
land Viii now be Instituted before tho
Supreme Court which oonvenes neTt
Monday.
Many Of Treasurer Noland's friends
refuse 10 believe that any thing l.
wrong Nolsnd undoubtedly expected
bis bondsmen 10 make up the deficit
and il is al open secret that they raised
some SIS. 900 aud IL is now In the hands
of parties here with a view 10 using II
10 cover the shortage. For some reason
the money has not yet been paid IN
Treasurer Noland saws that he wants
the statement made that be claims that
every dollar due the State Will be found
in the treasury al the close Of the in
vestigation, and that he is not al az
afraid of the anal result
Ex-Governor A. p. More house and
Senator J. G. Piersall. both bon6smen
OF the treasurer. have arrived. Gov
ernor Morehouse says that he has no
doubt but that the investigation will
show that Mr. Noland is square with
the State, and that all the funds have
been accounted for.
1t is understood here that Governor
Francis first learned Of probable de-
falcation in the State treasurers Office
while in New York last week While
there he was approached by prominent
banker of that city who inquired
about Missourrs financial condi-
ton, and finally asked about
the State treasurcr's Office. Governor
Francis became anxious TO learn what
be was trying 70 find out and the banker
informed him that be had informs alton
that made him believe the Office Of the
State treasurer of Missouri would bear
investigation. This staggered the Gov
ernor. and upon further inquiry the
banker informed him that holland had
recently been in New York City and
had lost heavily in a poker game there.
He also stated that his in
formant was prominent sport
ing man OF the city who was in
every way reliable and that the infor-
nation could be depended upon This
gambler was either in game " a
holland or witnessed the game in WHOM
he was q loser. Governor Francis cut
his visit 20 New York short and took
the frst train for St Louis From
there be Immediately went TO the cap
ital and began the investigation that
resulted in the suspension Of NolsnG.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
ARGUMENT M NAoLEs CASE.
The Right OF the Defendant TO kin
Judge Terry Undsr Discussion.

wAsulsoroS. March 5.-The case OF
Sheriff Cunningham against Marshal
Nagle, who sho: Judge Terry last sum
Ger. came up for argument IN the
Supreme Court Tuesday. The ques-
zion involved is the accountability
OF a Federal officer TO State au-
thorities for acts done pursuant 70
Federal law. Lawyer Montgomery
argued that the sole question before the
court was jurisdictional one, and II the
court agreed with him in this
ne was willing 70 pass the cir
cumstances connected with the af-
fair rwithoutcomment. Acknowledgement
Miller argued that it was the duty Of
the judiciary department of the Govern
menh obeying the executive depart
ment, to protect the judiciary OF the
Government Joseph Choate, of New
York, as counsel for the Government,
began but did not conclude his argu-
melt
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

~ suspe u q e O
fro n o n c .
Tuesday AFTER
noon by Govevn-
or Francs, aud
IL Is belieV e q
the deposed Oh
Ger Is . default
er 10 the amount
oi about SIS, 000
Al . O clio c K
Tuesday after
nooa Aolsn6 en-
tsF@H The praeu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
WINTER WHEAT.
n Has Been seriously Damaged by tn.
Recent Blizgards and Floods.

CHcAoo. March The Farmers To
view says: The reports of our CORE
spondents indiosts that the recent biiz-
IsTd damaged wintsr wheat IN many
counties IN Central Illinois, Indiana.
Missouri Kansas and Michigan from 20
70 % per cent Wisconsin and parf of
the counties En- Northern Illinois s-e
protected az present by BLANKET -
snov Very few reports of damage By
winter killing har" beon received from
Ohio and none from Kentucky. il ths
Ohio valley. however. en- bracing p0r-
tons Of Ohio. Indiana and Southern Illi-
nois excessive rain has svelleo the
st-esns and flooded the bottom lands
greatly 6arsEinV feds On low ground
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
Death Of an Oll RIVER Man.

GALESA, H.. March 5.-Captain
Thomas 3. Burns, for many years q
pilot an. master in the service OF the
Diamond 10 line on the upper Missis-
sippi and since 1885, a member of the
United States Board Of Steamboat In
spectors, died At his home in this city
Tuesday, aged "a years
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

CnYcaao. March 5-At TIE meeting q
the sxecutivs COMMITTEES q ~ Vorid's e
far res her3s7 CON uaittee pss srr'oir =
81 - 70 - Wsshingson - assist 81
framing ths ban - - T-ssented - tbs
House. T6s cox zitsse yss Tivsr fan
poFsr 70 al in az tns 0stsils - sbs
xster. financially ard o<osrs4ss
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

PRovrDExcr. 3 /. March 5.-At TIE
Democratic State convention in Music
Hall John W Davis. Of Psvtuckst VAS
nominated for Governor and Captain
John Waters, Of Newport for Listensnt-
EoFsrnor
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

JrrrrnsoxvrrLE. Ind. March s--T'ns
pesch crop Fl this section vii - 81
srt-e failure next season. One - the
most r-o-1inert pesch growers in this
section reports TIE buds a. killed y tie
recent colo snap.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
NATIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE.

Ihe directors nect st SieNe'shu anu re
port an Offer to Purchase for One Mill
ion Dollars.
CLEVELAND, o., March 5.-The OPEN
ing session of the National Baseball
League was called to order at the We'd
dell House at 1880 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. President Nick Young read
letter containing an offer OF 81, 600, 900
for the franchises and clubs of the Ma
tional league. 1t was Immediately laid
upon the table. Then communication
from T. Il. Brunell, secretary of the
brotherhood, was read. 1t referred TO
the arrangement Of Players league
dates and contained request that the
league repeal the resolution to boycott
all clubs playing against the brother
hood. The communication was tabled
without discussion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
NV YoEE. Nsrrh
-Tis3tfc. rut recovered


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CArTIT- Narsst rsrter scfiTs rr lccal SRI
sai~7inz secc1-f. sas f-si.rr srre- Fric~s
SFf0c 1sgher c-ctetfr1s rzrgef - - 80 T
fsr enoice - fstcv shirainz Rtssrs e. - ~
fsr GOD - s1csc- A. = 100.s - - .-u-1sC- -
far q n $50 81 sur-hs-s stse-s- e p
1zS ,sr stoczers . 2-07 = fo- Tszsss 81 =
g. s. - Feeders. - N2s lc tor CcFs g. 50
&sr f-r Eus - soelS59 for Yea Caves
EcSs- Market tairsT ae-lre 81 racIrz ~
az r-ln4 srcrrrt Fe<lfrr ~sff sr sssT euf
-r sn-tanga secEsre = rrfess $3.50 Istst Salee
~srs usd~ a. ss eDrz4as s-T aTht. SO 2 =
acr rc1xa pzck1se 3 "a = 6cT n.xec ss "a
ss-sk ssr 1ss~T rssksnz snt sElzT.11 ac-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
AnothPr Crisis I'm Ernnce.

PARIS, March 5,-Premier Tirard pub
licly declares his desire of retiring from
the Cabinet at an early day. His with
drawal will involve the breaking up OF
the present Ministry.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

BERLIN, March 5.-A shoe factory at
Weissenfels, Saxony, has been destroyed
By fire. Seven of the employees lost
their lives IN the burning building.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

talnea. p2n was passed spproprteting
So, 0oa toE : monument - commemorate
the battle q Trenton. y. J
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
Put OUT OF OFFICE.
Governor Francis. Of Missouri. SUE
pends State Treasurer Noland.
Ills ACCOUNTS SAID TO Be SHORT.
Ths Aaseans ef the Ailssea Dsf~isassss
TboaEht 20 BE About sSS. o0e rhs
Deposed Omoisl Declares ns hEs
Done A0thtas WroAS.

JEFFERSON CRY, No, March . State
Treasurer Ee I. Noland wss psrmsnent-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06
TIE MARKET is.


CHICAGO. March ).
FLoUa-c,uiet but frm- Patents. 81 50cl4 -;
BsSers', q o675ts. Straights. - 757f4 2J; Win
ter Patents. Aso2z 70; Clears. sssoG3ao
wH1Ar-Ruled STEADY. With less doing 30
. cash and March delivery. 7sAe7SAc. Nay
1pa07sge. No. Spring. 5Ols5c. No. 3. e5l76c
CoRS-ouist ard steady. No. g, eSilc; No. {
yellow. 2sEc; No 3 eGe5isc No yellow
elz1s6kc. HoTch. 1sise; April. 2oc; Esy, 2oA
2ayLo. July. sosG0Yc; september, sac.
OArs-cuiet AID stssdy. No 2 cash, 9oAo.
Marc. 2)Nc; Nay. 2lN2.2itsc. June. sle. July.
70 ~7ic. sample lots N fsir request and
steady No 8 soba2ic. No. 3 waite, 2ia
s2se 30. 3 - a71e: No White, Pa 0s3o.
RTE-Asogf steady No. cash - &C. Nay
delivery <sGfsZs Samples s1e4ic tor no 2;
s!1-ssc fo- No =
BARLEY--DsT ard ard supply small Common.
tn.a iowa No and No 3. sl9Ec. good e
onoscs 10. e7Cl-so; Nor5hwssiera, Va s
thiu s~sssc. good q shoios sc fancy 50c.
Mass PoRz Trading Eocersteiy active sao
prices ruled sasisr a. - SO ~ foT cash /;
s ss'12s - for xsrch, fl9 "a a1l0I I21 FOR Nay
Sc ssaia f5ts fov jury
Lar Trading light and p-ices easier .;
a. - Tor cash 8 sT1s - ~ f0r March; A. ~,
c6oo FOR Mar; fao7 3Sio for Jsiy.
NV YORK. M,rrh
wsvAT-cuist soi5 - = exc. but recovered
MsT - 5is0ar q &c. 3 ar- sssf 1ss g lsc. Jelly
sstsassae. Aagsst szess1se ssDteuabsr, ~
Z - sc; December. = e aisc
CosN-ca3st su3 1run- Mlxet western 81
es1se
CArs-Qaiet sns arzsr western. 2-7sfc
F'RovIsrovs-Beef 7aist. Pete. e = sz5
ETtra Mess = "a = Prrk steasv s-s
cufef Ne~ Ness a. -sdff 80 Clf aFs~s
g. assm = Ext-a Fri-s e. sza 3 La-5
da1 szd sasy steam rsn6srsA s-zT-s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

WhsEIreTox. March s.--Colonel Perry
s heath. TIE wsIl-knovu correspond
eut ard author n a Hoosier In Rus
siar has received a. invitation from
tbs Russisn Govern msnt and the ofer
q ''roTsi pass - wit Russia and 81
befia and sccompsuy DHks Alexis. TIE
commander q the Russian army and
heir-aVusrent q tbe throne. OF q tour
through Siberia next sumner Ths IN
vifation j. extended - Colonel Heath.
s. - 70 afford him an ouportunifv 81 IN
spectinz and Dressntins ~ the peopls -
ths United States and - TIE vorle
lrue sfsteznsnt of TIE rusnsTsuasnt -
tbs siberian prisoners sns he s1ls
s~eseu
Death of sr ohfs Sr1es
cIrvrIkwD. O. Ks-ch 90 snors
DsnfeI p Tflden died e. re boros in tns
Esst end Tuss3sT evening Re ~ss -
vss-s cd. tns for thirty -ttrss 7ssfs
vas probate Judge q Cuvsbo9s lo'sn'
Re wss 8 uer be- Of Corrrss2 e1Ianf
str NexiczD aar
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-06

Tsrrrxe1or. Ns~eh Most - he
tirae o. tHs ssnsss TussosT wss passsd
81 sre-zrf rs session trying = discover
hor sssos-ts Vasitssec s. ne pa2srs o
r1sets-s usiet vsrs usssr cc1si1s7ston
= forus- exscusi7s sessions ~ers %