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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

The following are the newly elected
cfhcers Of Washington Lodge, A. o. u.
W: NJ. w, Thomas Wslsh; p. NJ. W,
/. D. MOsher; Foreman, Robert T..
Logic; Overseer, {. W. Mosherr; Ee-
corder. bsrl l.. Kellogg; FinsDcier.
Henry kohlhepp; Receiver, J. y. Hem
gan; /. W, j. W. ellghter; o. W, 4.
Tessendorf; Delegates 10 Grand Coun.
CT, j. ". Gallup. Alternate, L. d.
Mosher: Trustee FOR three Year,, George
J.. Doane. The lodge = growing and
hourlshing and has = goodiy bank &C
count.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

Nothing but strictly first-clsss work
made by Bayne 4 Co.'S, % and "a Foun-
taIn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11
Spring Carpets

Perhaps il Is early to talk
about spring Carpets, but
what Is the use OF waiting
until the Spring rush is
here TO buy yoar new car
pet. Our three floors OF
our double store are now
packed full of bran new
Carpets, bought direct from
the manufactures. repre-
senting the choicest pat
terms and fabrics, and the
variety OF design and color
ing for Spring OF IS 30 has
never been equaled. Select
your carpets, we viii store
and lay them for YOU when
ordered. We make a spec
ialty OF fine work, knowing
that "a customer pleased A.
the best advertisement we
can have.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

Last week five tramps were arrested
near the D., G.. Ii. y NJ. Railway bridge
for breaking into a shaniy in that
vicinity. They all were young persons
ranging in age from 10 10 Il. one or
two reside ID TINS city. When they were
before Justice Westfall. all but one
pleaded guilty and the four were sent
10 jail for periods OF ., 10. Is and 20
days. InaSmuch as all four were guilty
of the same offenSe, IN precisely the
same degree, the disparity of sentences
appeared to be somewhat remarkable.
The fifth ones trial was had yesterday
before Justice Westfall, and he was sent
TO Jail for thirty days. The Judge was
asked the reason of this wide difference
in extent OF punishment for an oiiense
where the guilt is identical. His Honor
replied that it was for the purpose of
breaking up the gang. He said that if
all went into Imprisonment and came
out at the same time, they would have
hatchcd up their deviltry for some con-
certed movement i'm the day OF liberty.
But If they are released at widely sep
aratcd intervals, the gang has to dis
pcroC.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11
RED PAINT AND BOILED OIL
i what the Jail VIII Get-A Botany Bay
Corner Needed.

The building committee OF the Board
of supervisors, to whom was referred,
mt the last session, the matter of max
ng needed repairs AT the Jail, have been
nyc-t.g eating the needs, and find them
90 bc somewhat extensive.
The building is 20 be thoroughly rem
ovated without and within. The out
side is TO be painted red, and copous
amounts Of paint viii cleanse and dec
orlte the interior. Ncw bedding Will he
supplied. md ccrtan other comforts
w..l uc .0osed after. one of the q eat
ct needs 0f the jail j. sort OF Botany
BAY comcriu tie basement, tOwhich re-
oa,cuant dciicrs ot discipline NAV be
-ut Tor punishment. I'M certain cases
Che law allows the Jai.or 10 conhnc bad
prisoners within the ccllenoe more than
t0u day a. time. I'm the present ar
raugement Of tho coils. tons perm ,son
d, ar-. IS nuCatorv, ON account ot the
cemlort, which may be- taken even
WITHIN tho cells.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11
rrEsL4 PERSONA


= p lorreF sTeat >4uLak 10 ltul-t.
q. Sterling las fstane5 lrom tht
>oaga
t.rsrs Fger ,svssfgle Mrs AZ
No. II Ieuat
k,.h.- t..f .ss,.s h..ls -els gass 81 Bat
a.. 4.reeL 5000
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aef ~at-l -l..tt Ai''-s' - @
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Hen J. p. t'aa1l'eA' oi - 'e-s
flae cal.s3 80 t-.> t''.AA ~ q "a -
1est-l-l
i, A. lreorca amt e. g. stem
mann rtEt 60 Cn-tago vA a business
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11
DIR. Bennett

VIII be at the Eagle Hotel, Wednesday
and Thursday, January l5-lG. and
All those having piles. no matter of
what name or complication, fistuia tis-
ure, he simply cures them all. No cut
ting or telng. Those hydroceles or
veriOcclcs cured, no matter how large
or long standing, and not a moment
LAID up from work. Does this seem
marvellous and braggadOcio statements!
Just 90, get his new way of treating
them. The results he has given here.
and you Will no longer wonder why he
comes year after year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

The Valley Soap Company, of Bay
City, manufactures of the "Satahne"
soap, have hit on popular scheme TO
Introduce Their goods IN the market.
Any person returning twenty-five wrap
pers taken from the Satalinc soap 20 a
grocer handling these goo Is VIII receive
as R present box containing twelve
bars OF elegant toilet soap. = gift OF
this description viii be appreciated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

tits the lae of Mar. fhe Mother of Jesus.
written IA story from fer the sfV e of boa
Hur. The Prince of tht spuse ai David ctr.
Its scenes Al aid Ia o. slime durlg ine cra-
ssdes- Asa story lt Ga e. iaseiaafes ane de-
iights the reader. The slars opeas ai tbo uai-
tie oi Acre. The key 81 Palestine, saa pus uts
~ wore pictures 4 panoramic VEGA ~ oriel al
lie viii SIS strHa.e mbaners. customs and
mythism. lndt,c .He lrlu,l-l sfars az Mal. r
lie h. The golden cloro Iaat h.nos hf various
parts o. The narrative Iute harmonious .H .fY.
while Der tlrisi-ike spirit Atin4te. tle
young heroine. wto luo.r TIE disguise %
con veTtcd Jewish uaio ru reHc o g. aer MOTH.
a.. The story % AaiN aul aes4s - foIl ultu
marvellous dramatic power and Iafloe. AND
where pure. unseinsh his aHd raFiv dcafh
breathts Inspiration 90 a. Indeed. ills WoIk
IA luminous "a tl tie work ~ lfe fIthur gao
replete wtth gems oi thought wh.cl adorl ils
pages.
Among her enthusiast fldols-rs are. Nls.
Harriet Heecher Stove d J.. Err Merry p.
Holmes. Rose ieny Cook aud q l1si of Others.
Among rs admirers are. y 3 III sltr. >-pff-
iutendtuf Of Schools President fairchias
81 obeflIn. and Rev. Dr -toodard. editor AFg
York Observer
Its admirers among eminent women are
Mrs. Francs j. Willard Ma Mar, A.
LNermore. Mrs. Gov Foraker Mr. N ~
Sherman. Nrs- L. r. DrantGao Qattl Victoria.
1t. USDLRwoOD, Gen. AFi..
No.l> second Avenue
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11
10 You wish

To regain your health If you arc uun
down and Suffering from nervous pros
tratIon' I wl, tel YOU what cured mo
after suffering for months. ] used
two bottles of sulphur B.rors, and now
am we'll man.--C. SuLIs, Book
keeper. Canton
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

OF breath, palpitation Of heart, pains in
the breast, back or shoulders, or cough
or catarrh, or bronchitis, or consump
ton, or rheumati sm. consult Or. =. Clay
Todd, 45 NOnroo-st., room !. He vii
cure YOU.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11
TOWN TOPICS


e. eoanty pof ftrm ga saturday
evening
The tr-4l of ths criminal cases in lle
c.leult coaltt tor tae Ieceuiser JeIul Is
conc lasd.
rae Barnard House chimney burned
OF about O'Clock Yesterday nornl-
\. damage
81. IS expected that Judge Netelens
viii render hs decision ln tle Bal.
Iompk rs suit today
Ihe Auoena Ordeg ol United Wofk
ll-u r,ll eve a s.cial 10 the hal. over
o. lnal-,t. th.s evening
Ihe Dfosty-street Holland Reformed
Church sal shortly buld a $500 par
sonase adjoining tile church.
tty Attorney 1aylorreJurnod yester-
4av Iroul NeacFa. y. T., where ne
wtst w4tlhls mother ; remains % inter.
EcQ Mr. Luther. of Lowell. Will
preach 40 the Anlcs NJ r. Churca again
tou light. Tie revival IS stall a. fever
heat.
county Clerk Harvey VIII keep h.s
orlce open duung the noon hour here
after for the accommodation OF the
public
Tie b., /. q y. also announces free
carrage Ou freight o. and from Detroit.
Buffalo, and competitive points east Of
Buffalo.
Wm l.. Walsh, Grand Sachem OF the
order oI Red Men, viii organize a new
lodge oil that order ln Detroit this
evening.
Jacob Roster has been studying
Latin, and has got as tar as noU. pros.
Jake -ays u means What's the matter
WITH usF'
The funeral OF Mrs. r. L. Howe Will
be held AZ the residence Of +. Van
Ho.steu, y MOrrlsOn-st. at > p. N. this
afternoon.
The attachment suit of Edison, Moore
& Co.. against Jonathan 4. StOcum, of
Rockford. has been discontinued IN the
circuit court.
J. F. Barker, at Nelson. Matter 4
Co.'S, Is not the J. r. Barker arrested
last week, and now SUNG the police
man Tor 5000.
The case OF Jacob Rineberg, held by
the police court fer surety of peace,
will be no more seen IN TINS column.
NOlle pTosequl.
George Lsrdy has at last been ex-
oused from furtherappcarance InpoIce
court. He was charged with carrying
conceal weapons.
All the world and It's aunt Will be at
the Old Residents ball tonight And
when they get there they VIII have a
splendid good time.
rhe Choral Society of the First Re
formed Church, South Div.siOn-st.. Will
give an entertainment At the Soldiers
Home, February ~.
Temperance meetings begin at Good
Tcmplars' Hall, McMullen block. this
evening. Mr.. 4. 4. Rankin, of Penn
sy.yania, IS the speaker.
Eight sleepers left Cincinnati Sunday
morning Tor jacksonville, Fla, and
among the party were Messrs. 4. Aim
qlI-t aud J. ;. Hawkins.
Professor Carmen free astronomical
lecture was not gwen last night at tine
Central school building 1T has been
postponed until next Monday night.
Large purchases of new equipment
for the passenger department or the G.
n " VI. road are IN progress The new
passenger cars promise % be :OMCthDg
elegant.
The Free Trade Club VII hold its reg
ular oi-mOnrhiy meeting tins evening
and the snglc-taK question viii b. a s.
cussed. Malcolm NcCay VIII lead the
discussion.
The West side Gun Club had = match
shoot yesterday. The score stood at
the close ot toe contest Summers. i3
ont ot possible 500 Young, 80, Car
pointer. -. 1ut Robertson, ,f-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

FEE Gas
aths res 1eace IS SRA
al If raek lass fsea al
Ianalel lee1 81 geaes I l1ss-
s a1 4lced later
T - F
sn 81 ~.
qa.es oI t.e n k
b.r 50
~ e tae elet lflEA .-.3s.
s4 .l. h
la8el .t go sa eale
1h4 Ala a.
~ aaat leaaa 81 tae ADS
Hata .r fl..fer r.e.. February
e lae A14 nl4le af.et a fe4lel
-eTer5- llo.at -eectpns sna supper
ell rs s@lset lf-a1 % - 81 e.oea- ot-
al tu ensuing t a be
elected
Iae ues tl.tel states Marshal VA,
u t1~ cy sierday ma6.uZ HlI al
.ta-ea.el-- tal assuming the duties ~
onr-t ana he "lt qualify tofiay
. ti yesterday l-2l he had Dor ser
drN'1-d -'l As depaiY. iut list 3
apa-l Nu1- urlcaly be some oue IroM
-t.r ~-5
laas Nau Dugterea. who was ~
leased oI HI.t oI haheas c9rpis Jlroe
Week ago. L4, demonstrated that De-
.tA BEHAVE Aau>.lt q he trls. and
ud-e 'rofe granted hm fntl re-
Tease yesterday iI u- Wl.l uot asfc %
20 u the Reform school n he continue
~ b-ace up.
lt is uot definitely known whether i
b, q dl-raste tor schools m general or
..r 4. d
school, tlat ais Fred .roWbr.dge.
When the warrant fog Fred, which is
out, P, served. ne Will oe found and in-
vest gated Tor truancy from the un-
graded school.
William Plxlov was convicted in the
crcut court on Friday last OF the theft
ot cloak from the house OF Rev. Nj.
sailor, OK Walker township. Yesterday
he was brought INTO court for sentence,
and given three years al the Jackson
State prison by Judge Grove.
Yesterday Judge Burch decided the
electment suit of Frank Basler against
Nagtalena S.mpowskI. bv giving the
defendant Judgment for COSTS. The
sult was brought as the result OF guar
rel over llue fence between the prop
I erty Of the parties on the West side.
Among other attractions 10 be seen
7 al the knight Templar ball ON Thurs
I dav evening. Will be Am exhibition drill
/ bv the drill CORPS of Comnanv /. custer
I Guards. This viii occur at Q O'Clock
sharp, after which the grand march viii
/ begin. All Sr Knights are requested
/ % be on hand promptly.
The White owl Club viii give a select
dancing party For Ye old Folks at
Red Mems Hall ON South D,yisiou.st.
next "wednesday evening. The recen-
ton committee Is COMPOSED of John /.
I Curtiss. p. l.. Campau and W. :. Pratt.
| Charlie, d. Neahr and ". !. Russell
viii be- the floor managers.
Not an arrest was made bv the police
ON Saturday Saturday n,gEi sunday or
SUNDAY n,Gnt. and c0use0uentlv there
| was mo- btsiness M the q o'rlock session
| of the nolico court Yesterday ,oornin0
/ Judre Holmes anno,nred from tTo
I bench thar r. ,vas tho frst Monday
morning IN the history of the court
/ that such a tbino had occurred
= " Rrtt,~fcld Fso Delivered o.,
address la.t eycnin0 IN The lecture
room of tine FouDt3in-stroe+ Rontist
Church ON Tho NTssionarv Sn;r;t -
before the vounr noor.'o of that church
Mr.. Ruttcrfeld + rcc0gni1od ,s ono of
the most alftad sneaker, of our citv
and his effort last n;ght was fullv I'm
keeping win th9t raout4ton.
H. s..,,a,,..-.l.l,.ll .,,.,or.,,..,..,..,.-
Of tbs CIV r5r.tber with tbc.r as..st-
ants. wiU meet IN the chanel of West
u- ster Church at -.i5 tbt.oveninc fo,.
tba nurr,1sa of forr,in,, AN association
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11

The Satallnc soap Is NY all odds the
purost and most economical IN use.
For sale by all dealers
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11
Animal Eall.

The Horse Snocrs' Union, No. 81, Of
tins city, give their first annual ball
Thursday evening, February l3, at
Hlbcrnlan Hall, ON Ottawa-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11
WHAT rurrrrEr rnoor DO YOU WAN

WHAT BTTTTE rH0oT DO YOU WANT
Minister a. thc Gospel in Illinois
vrltss. "Iast wcck ! had rolspsc, 7
began using tho Cure Ia Grippe rem.
edy. took il ght along nov am get
tang well. on sunday 7 preached twicc,
today went family visiting and hrac.
ecd up cure Iagr. opc. Am nov taxing
the t0n.c ~ strengthen. consider i
au excellent preparation"
sold hy sll drugg sis, 0r sent prepaid
On receipt of al 20.
LA GRIPPE MEDICINE Co,
zz Grsnsrlus sre.. Grand Rspids Nleh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11
E. P. KIDDER { CO.
MA EH
THE QUEEN or TIE HOUSE
OF DAVID.

Head It-Its Title Gises li an lniroduetion 70
tyery home-Ihis New. heautfu sud A.
iraciise sgoIy by keN. A sirvarIN aisn.
i. H.. l.. L. -. Nifh go lnuoduo
L0a by keE. 4. ncNltl Islu.ase.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-11
pLAS7IC0INC!

With the AntlkaisoDline Compsnys Plsstloo
we guarantee 10 our customers that We viii
produce better effects as well as more durable
work than any other wal decorating process.
Will make for the same amount of expense.
whether competing with a fresco In water CT
oil. or whether with finest wall papers. lin
crusta walton. or papier machiere. or whether
with common papers. We DO this work eithe,
in solid water tints or vanished. prod gciBa
leather like effects. We also make Hand made
Wall Paper on the same principle for walls too
badly broken or patched. Can and see our
designs ard get figures. Corner OF ottawa and
Pearl-sts. opposite Morgan 4 Ayery'S
D. G. HENRY & CO,
Portrait, Fr-soo aud Scenic Artists.
and General Contractors
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL
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BRIEF TELEoRAms.

C,IHo, March - STANLEY viii sail for ing
hnd Aprl :.
PNkIs, March as.-A French gun boat WAS
sunk at Rockford by collision with a man OF war
THt PRAGUE, March ,a.-Thc grand church as
AhcidoDrn, adlacrot to the royal palace ~as
burned to-day.
to>rupsook, y, a.. March "a slight
shock Of earthquake 9as felt Llst night at 10
o'clock here and in SEVERAL surrounding towns.
wnKIIIS1, ". Va, Marrh -9-Ry a boiler
sNplostun n the axle works at South Mh.elin,
to-day, two men were fatally and dozen others
seriously injured.
BfiLNtERF. y. J.. Naph s9.-rhsre l. an
alarming epidemic OF diIdh.rla AT East strouds
burg. Pa, deaths occurring daily. The disease
originated from Improper drainage.
NJ. Lnuis, March .a.-rhe elevator OF the
John ". kaufman Milling company burn.,i this
morning. lnssrS sl>>O.,p. Insured. The ore
WAS caused by An electric light wtrc.
PARIS. March - A German spy Was arrested
Al kplneL pocnnents were found on him that
show there exists Al organized system to espion-
age ~ french forts and camps along the Franco
German frontier.
MADRID. March "a Pour Thousand employees
In the faetoric> Ia Catalonia have struck. A
conference IL beng held with the employers wth
avscw 10 the adjustment u The differences. TOE
slrik, m are auieI
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30
New. from Washington.

WASHINGTON. March -. Thr nousc
committee ON naval affairs have com
plcted the naval bill. The appropriation
is So, ,533, which is Si59,Ol3 more than
for the current year. The bill provides
for the construction Of four large heavily
armourcd sea going vessels, one 10 bc
built ON the Pacific coast and one on the
Gulf OF Mexico or waters tributary if il
can bc bull, at rcasonabl. cost. There is
an item in the bill Of $4,000 for MARI
Island.
Assistant Secretary Licbeuor has or
der.d thu release of the Pathfinder. seized
by the cutter Corwin.
The president has approved the bill s,is-
pending the law requiring STEAMBOATS, to
carry certain proiectilcs and guns, ~ pro-
pclling power.
The ran-Ancrican conference" adopted
the report of the committee on customs
regulations.
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S32 600 aud this is being added Ia tonight.
Offers of aid have been received from a
number Of outside cities. but the hoard
of trade committee declined offers of as
sistancc for the present. Mayor Jacobs
said, however, while he was opposed Z"
calling for outside help, IL voluntary con-
tributions were offered he would advise
acceptance. He had replied in this spirit
To several kilograms. from out
side points. Money, he says, can
bc used To good advantage, but
as regards offers Of food, clothipg,. mcdi-
Louisville can house and feed all the
wounded and distressed and bury the
dead. so all offers of this kind are re-
spcctfully declined. Two ar three large
mercantile firms in the cast telcgraph'd
Mayor Jacobs 10 draw On them Tor one
same effect came from President Tanner
of the indianapolis board of trade. These
oilers have been accepted.
The following dispatch was received
from e.. w. Ferguson, proprietor of the
Spectator, San Francisco: Gan send you
81 900 IL you need H."
Mayor Jacobs has not replied la this
telegram, as he did not clearly under
stand il.
The relief committee Of the knights
and Ladies' of Honor tonight report that
there were ut the time of the disaster lUp
people in their hall. They have made a
careful canvass. showing - dead. III
wounded, five known Ia have escaped
unhurt and the remained are still unac-
| counted for. Some Of these lat cr may
bc dead or injured, but il will not bc
definitely known before Tomorrow, ar
perhaps Monday. undertakcrs have
| more than they can attend To tomorrow.
| In all there will he AT least thirty funerals
tomorrow.
Up to midnight ninety-four bodies had
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LATE NEWS IN BERLIN
Bismarck Rstirss to the Quiet Of His
Country Seat.
Given an Enthusiastic Fareweli-A
Private Audience With Minister
Phelps Close of the Labor
Conference.
ccpyrl.hi, iso, by the Nrv York Associated

cogyrlshi, iso, by the Nrv York Associated
BERLiN, March - Prince Bismarck
left Berlin for Frcids.r,chsrcuhc. his
country seat. to-day. Yesterday hc visited
the imperial mausoleum and placed u
wrcalh upon the coffin Of William l.
Thousands of persons gathered in VIII
helm strassc and along the route To the
railway station and greeted him with
stormy enthusiasm. Windows OF houses
In tos, vicinity were closed with sJecta-
tors. Thccntirc route was "a sea of way-
ing handkcrchiefs. A number of other
carriages filled with friends and admirers
CLOSED the procession. When the party
arrived at the station all the ministers ~
the diplomatic corps and court and state
officials were in waiting Ia bid farewell Ia
the prince. and there was "a great
mass Of people outside. Mountains
OF boquctS for tie prince and prin-
cess were piled In the waiting rooms.
bismarck ia u hearty voice bid all fare
well, Phelps. the American minister. and
Won Caprivi being among the last 10
shake his hand. Many tears were shed
and II was altogcthcr AN affecting scene.
At 5:io the train started amid renewed
cheering and singing.
In connection with the regard eyinccd
by Bismarck for Phelps. il is worthy of
note thht on last uestlay hc denied hiin-
self ~ all others aud received Phelps at "a
private audience. The object Of the dis
cussion excited much curiosity here.
RuInor says the prince made a careful
stattsncnt of recent events with !, Wow Ia
the future of the real history of the crisis,
still wrapped In mystery.
The appointment of BARON Bicterstcin
as foreign secretary IL regarded as dcfl-
mite.
TIE iinal sitting Of tb. labor con-
ference was held to-day. Minister
Won Berlcpsch made "a long addrcss. He
believed the delegates had arrived al de-
cisions, which, from the basis ana devcl-
oped the idea Of protecting aud securing
the material and moral welfare Of work
ing men, had found "A common stand and
point for the solution of social questions
by individual governments, according to
! exceptional circumstances. In conclus-
ion the minister conveyed To the delegates
the emperor's thanks for their labors.
| The conference then closed. TIL. dccis-
ions will bc soon publishcd. Many of
them have ALREADY been announced,
Others recommended the optional estab-
| lishment of u court Of arbitra.
tion, general observance of Sunday
as holiday ia all trades, etc.
Throughout the conference the emperor
treated the French plenipotcntiary with
marked distinction.
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A PECULIAR DIET.
a Woman who Lave. Entirely ON MAI
Punches


NEW loRk, March 2a.-Thc Tribune
says: Tn. neiehbors OF Mrs. Mary Ann
Rhoaaes, "A widow about 80 years old, who
lives at Grecnpoint, say that she has
taken no food except milk punches for
the last nine years. Mrs. keeler. who
lives la tho same house. says:
~ have lived in this house with Mr..
Khoadcs Tor the last Ave years, and
during that time I have been In ber
rooms and she in mine every day.
can positively say that she has no4
eaten "a morscl of substantial food in that
time. Indeed, 80 far as can remembcr.
she has not eaten anything for the last
nine ar ten years. Her husband wns
drowned about ten years ago and soon
after his death MARY was taken with n
throat trouble, which became so scrio,,s
that she was advised To 20 to Bellevue
hospital.
AT the hospital the throat trouble. b.
came 50 serious that she was unable 10
eat anything 90 keep life in her.
They nav" her milk punches. After
she had r. ov.rrd and returned to her
ONE she was still unable To svaI.
low solid food. Sh. has been continuing
the milk punches ever since. I have
often seen her attempt To eat and cycry
time the effort would almost throw her
| into -pasms or faint. She has never
even taken tea or coffee into her stomach
In all this time. Her milk punches arr.
mad. of quart of milk and 10 cent.
worth ~ whisky. This il her breakfast
dinner and supper. taken "a sip AZ !,
| time"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

MN IcRg, March 2s.-Mail ad,iccs
from Rio DE Janerio tell Of "a turmoil. ia
February, caused 10y someone sending
out a telegram that fonn,a was impris-
oned and the emperor reallcd. When
this was made public the people ass
scmbled in larg. numbers and cried.
"Lone Live the MONARCHY aud numbers
Of public officers were on the point ~ de-
claring allegiance Ia the monarchy, when
news reached that they had been hoaNcd.
The author of this hoax has not yet boon
found. IL il proposed To- open "a sub
scription for Dom Pedro, who IL reported
Ia be In want, and IL IL understood the
government will advance him On ia" a''-
count ~ his property SDU,UU at onyc aud
siG,5O per month. The contract for "A
cable between Brazil and the United
States was awarded 10 two Pr nrh com.
pauiss