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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

Stabt:Jinansen. = 8or benz ees
meinf fbaftllben Gomrte iiber 8oran.
i6ldee sab Staotcontroaeur Giiele am
Sreitas cine rleberiibt Der itdptiiben
6inansIaee, nit ipesieler 8eriidii6tiss
uns Der 8orani9Idge fir baS laufenoe
Sabr. gr berebnet ein Defisit bon
$40, 900. nelbeS baour6 @entiteben
ipirO, baB mad benz @eies Der 8esInn
oeS beuriaen &ednunesiubreS pom l.
Sauuar 1890 batirt, pdbreno baiieIbe
frdber am |. 9lpril besann. SIR bic
prei Monute bonn Sanuar bis Gpril
lpurben i'm porisen Sabre feline Sers
piqisuneen semu6t, oaber Der IuSfaa,
wel6er nur tbeiltpeiie paourd eeoedt
perben finn, bab man ale unperauss
satten 8ertpillisunSen in einen Sono
pereiniSt uno suoem an anberen moths
tpenbisen Serbeherun8en Griparnins
maht.
Seuer6ef Mabiion berlanst erbbbte
8erwlqigunsen fir oaS Seueroeparte
ment. jsdnf 'BferDe (3uei fir Die Sas
fen uno Setter So. uno zines ie fiir bic
@rpital, Itup 9lus uno 4bDnir Co.
limb n6tbie, beSSIelben bier Dtdnner,
cie ibren beitdnoisen glufentbalt in ben
SpriBbduiern bdben. Au6 empfteblt
er ben glnfauf BON Slpan3is 5eueralarms
tdten. bic $4,000 tOiten wiroen.
Srob ben unbefrieoi9enoen Sinan3s
ausli6ten ertDbt man forttpdbreno Die
Sdlaire bon Yeamten. Yotldufi9 bat
man fi6 uuf fOIsenoe eeeinist: WtapUr,
pOn $1,000 uuf s2500: StraBentoms
mtEdr, BON $1,000 auf $500; Seuers
def, bon 5000 auf $500. g!u6 wers
ben itsts neue 8eamienitelen 9ei6af'
fen; (, bat man oem StaotSeometer
einen ipsiieren 9liiiitenten Su9eia9t, bei
$500 idbrlih erbalten rpiro.
9Sle bic itdotil6en NnseIe9enbeiter
mibperpaltet peroen, eriisbt man an
neuen StuOtsebduoe. 9lnssfanSen ii
odiielbe uno pas perbrau6te 8elo tpirc
perSlnst ; trOboem belbt es, es tpiirct
crit in Swei Subren pOLIenoet, uno nab:
renb all oieier 3eit subIt man Snterel'
fen am Boufapital, muB absr aud
Dtisibs fir Itdottibe 8eamtenrdume be-
sablen, bic in Der Staotbaae seidafer
psroen tDnnten. Sine grbDbune oei
itdotii6en Steuer rarf NIT Slberbeit
erpartet weroen, oenn man brau6t mebi
@elo uub srelft Su bieiem 10 bequemer
glusbilfsmttel. Oils griparneB MOD.
ten mir empfeblem, bab Der StraBen.
reinisunsStontrutt fir pieieS Subr auf.
e,boben piirce uno ieoer SausbeiiBei
Dor ieinem @runbitud ielbit febrt uni
bic Stabt nur ben Gebribt fpsefabrer
ldBt. Au6 f0nnte man nit Der Be:
Ieu9tuuS ettpuS ipariamer umsebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
@anne Gpantp.

- SonesbaIe in elm f66nes StG6ts
den uno boppelt fdDn it's, tpenn frDbs
li6e Sdnserbriiber lib bort Suiammens
iinoen uno bic beipdbrte @aitfreunoz
ibaft Der Burger in Nniprub nebmen.
90 mar eS nud pereaneenen DOnners
flag seIesentli6 Der SuIle' Ginpeibuus
bsS 0pnsSoale 9ieoerfranS. Bon Seranz
ton ipdren pieqei6t 60 !Berionen eri6ies
nen, tpopon ametbrlttel Dtitslieoer beS
2lerertrunS; aud @arbonOuIe mar dus
berlt 3ablrel6 pertreten. Satplep uno
anDere Orte biaeeeen slGnsten bur6
ibre Nbipeienbelt. Die Seier erDfnete
Der WahendOr ,,8riiber, rei6t bic
Sano gum 9unbe." Die Seitaniprabe
bieIt Serr ". s. 8ost uno betonte er
babel beionoers bic SruoerIi6feit uno
pus CUTE @inpernebmen 3pii4en Scran'
ton uno SoneSoale. 9lub reete er bic
@riinouns elmer Turnerieftion an unu
gu oieiem 3wede mare aaeroun9s bic
0aqe aud iebr pahenb. Der erite
@inseIUortruS mar berieni8e bes Scrans
ion 2leberfrans: uSm @ruie tbout's, &"
uno oerielbe iibertraf ielbit bic b0biten
grpaItuneen unb Der 8eifaq nabm fein
gnoe, bis Der 8erein nod Elm SpeiteS
2ieb poitrus. Damn foI9te Die @arbonz
bale 8ermania nit bem 2lebe ISM
Itlqen Walo." Seoentt man, bab oies
fer 8erein nod jung lit. 10 muB man
unerfsnnen, oub bic WilteIieber re6t
quite 6orti6ritte MAIDEN. PrOf. &opff
trus bieruuf cine Sauit 6untuii uuf Der
SiOline Dor unp ipieIte 10 meiit rbaft,
oaB Der 8stfaa erit na6lieB, ais er eiz
men stpeiten Sortras gum BE ten sab.
Die scranton Sdnserrunoe fang bann
.,SGnsers Seimatb" redt nader, bod
mar Otrisent 8slbert 1eiier unb un=
pobl, besSleiben mebrere anbere Oiit'
8lteoer, uno etniSe Der beiten Stimmen
febIten, 10 !. y. Baumsdrtner, Der buS
SOIo iinsen iOlte. Der SonesbaIe
9iecerfran3 fang: nSit'S elm 8ruB BON
Dir" in ieiner befannten burb9relfen'
ben @eiie. ,,0aS oeutide 2eO," bon
allen 8ereinen 9eiunSen, beihloB ben
Criten Gbeil beS grosrammeS. 98Gbs
reno elmer 8uuie Slben nod brei Wiits
alieber beS scranton 2ieberfrans >, Die
Orlainse" gum 8eiten. Die Sbeater.
ieftOn beS 8ereins fIbrte Sie 9olie
,WOniieur Serfules slGnSeno our6
uno erntete rel6Iiben SeiflG. Damn
fOIste bier Der Ss,itbaa, tpdbrsno in Der
alien SaLe Der @ommers ppr lid gins.
@lnen ioIben Su bei6reiben, 1T unniib !;
ipr tDnnen nur iuSen. OaB es an beioeu
Orten duberit Iebbaft Susins -@ie bic
Stnauffdbrt, 10 mar aub Die Selmfebr
Der auspdrtisen ite-Scoer ging.
tpie eS ibm am bequemlten mar, Ylsle
leoo6 mt einem auns srduIiden 8lter.
Die Soue oeS 2leosrfrans 1T fart
aybaut unb bat 8aum fir ettpa 500
!BeriOnen. gIn Der Sdbne 1T pleIIei6t
ausSuieben, baB Iie i'm 8erbdIiniB Sur
Srsite ni6t tief senua 1T, nie au6,
oab bas S9untsimmer BEN SaaIe su
nabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
N1enntatismns.

8vsi wepnats lang unfdbis ftdb iu bs~ssen.
2asIaub, Sbiu. 1e SuIi, 1888.
Drsi Mlpnait lang lit Id an .ntsinbli6sm
Rbsumatismus unb fur jpei Mpuatt babe i'd
lsin Glitb riibren f0nntn. Cine 6laI6e 81
Safpbe Del bat mid pom allen mttntn 3tietn
bsfreit, aud fpdttr Iinb bic S6m,r;sn nt6t triss
Der jurifssftbrt.- y. RaneIss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

GOuntp GommiHdr u. s. O'9oble
i6ent elm isbr idrsibielissr Wiann ,u
fem uno bat in Wp9enfrit cine eanse
InSabl bon lrtiteln peiibt, IN 6enen
er Su bepsiien iu6te, fpie muIter buft
bic 8eibdflsfiibruns Der GommiIid,e
fein piirbe, ipsnn fe ieinen 4nipe,iuns
gen uno SOri6riften sefoIst pGren.
Nuf iein 8ewai6 ndber einsuseben, 1T
tpObl faum Der Otube perib, oenn feline
SeIbtpufferei ais ,.8eformator" bat
leoenfalls einen rein periDnIibtn 3ped
uno lit entfernt bon ieoer 9bIi6t, bem
bfentIi6'n NUbIe Su oienen.
SOnoerbur aber mub eS erfdeinen,
bab seraoe Serr S'8OpIe 10 pieI an
Der SeibdftSfiibruna Der Gommliidre
aus3uieBen finret. 8Or ibm mar bob
etenfalS elm SrlGnoer, Svrr 8utte,
Oiinoritdtss GOmmtiidr unb bic Serren
sSranS uno Salliteubt pert,uBen ii6 nit
Semen iebr gut uno belielbe nabm tbeil
an allen glrbeiten, ieIbit wenn aud
nldt bas BObI ieiner ipe3ieIlen Sreunoe
eapon obbIn9.
Otit benz gintritt bsS Serrn O'SopIe
in buS glmt ioQte bic Sa6e auf elnmal
anoers werben. Gr ipar ia supor 2,bs
rer uno tpUlIte iOfOrt oamit beginner,
bic beiben anberen Serren su ,,Ihul.
meiitern", trUboem oieien etne oreis
idbriSe Grfobruns sur Seue Itano uno
S'8UpIe srus9liin I'm glmte mar. gls
bic Wuiorltat ll6 bon Der Wtinoritd.
nidt iontrOairen IaGen noate, aud
Glerf 9Opeu unb fem gIiiiitent @ass
ner bic neue Sonne nidt anbeteten,
iparb O'8Ople bCdsbeinis unb peiserte
ii6, mltSuma6en, eebt aud beute nod
ieinen eieenen Wes. BrIft man feline
9eiltunsen senou, 70 iptroen bieieIben
NIT etipa so @entS ben Gag ausreihenb
bOnOrIrt iein.
Die SttuerSobIer iin6 boIIfommen
sufrltben nit Der 9lrt uno Weiie, pie
bic County GOmm'iidrS Office peripaI=
tet piro, iie tpiiniben feline N,usrunstn
i'm Sinne bon O'SUpIe, iintemaI ii6
baS bisberise Spitsm 70 iesensrei6 fur
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

SstalOOfa, 8ans., "a grs., 1888.
SIN SABRE 1881 lit i'd feds Dp6en an
tnt;lnblibtm &bsumatismus, it bate AM sans
zen 86rpr bi, bsftisiten SHm'rssn. Dur4
ben erussn Sbmer,.nlttlltr Ct. Safrks Del
ipurbt i'd pitoer bautrno sebtiIt. - sd. 9.
Gairhilo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

@surn Rbsumntismus. FeuraIsia, ssronbeuIen.
ptrrnihuB, Rrsulpsb, RiidruIhmTIsn,
grrfauhunutn, 9riihmuHhsn.
9dhnfhnierien. Aopirpeh. 9ranepuneen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

Giebsnuns,pantis Sabre ssIitttB.
SanbpsiGIs, SbiO, Is Stunt, 1883.
SIN Sabre 1861 sps Id mir ;urif Rtumattes
mus ,u unb felt jsner 9tit babe i'd, INNER ssltts
ten, babe ipear jufptiltn an Griftu stbtn miifs
fen. Ct. SafobS Stl bat mid frrtrt uno Isits
benz babe Id feline S6mtrItn pisbtr ssbabt. -
Geo. g. Rirpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23
SrDRte nemerc Gnt6ecfnn9
1riumpb Der Nbarmacie!
Ta .;,.,i, ..;sft.A .s.t,;fas

9rben'= uno Griu bbrits Glirir
1T Gins, pel6ss bic 9sbauuua fSrbsrt, ben
appetit perts6ert, bic 9sbrr iGubrrt. has 9lui
reinist, unp pas @ebtrn uno bic Hervsn an,
reat, cbne nahtbeilise Riidpirfung, uno einCs,
pelbes lpppbl ron @rpatlsnsn pie ainrsn
aebrauht weroer fam. @jemsine 3uIammsu-
lsBunasu, Gugsfsrtist pom rsroprtensm Rum
Deer idlr6tsm gSbisftY. periist unp I6mad-
baft gemadbt unter ben 9famen Slthrs, Comics
etc haben ptel ihIimmere Nclgen ais bic
aranfbeit, fir pslte lie ssuummsu perbsn.
8inegar Sitters III sin rrnrs ionic, sin
Rerprnmittsl, pbne narfptilt III iein, sin gIut-
reinigsr pbne Silt, elm ysbGmtie, pbne at,u,
fiibrsn, unb pUr dlsm anbsrn elm Isbsnerpsf
ffnees Nnregun1 smittel, obne vi pbpl. Die sin-
Sise Mepjin nit IOl6sn arGfleu in Der Wslt.
Sin e6teS SemperenS. @etrdnf,
psI6ss 9lfcbCl in irsrup elmer GjsifaIt ais sin
8pntr melt iibertTiht unb es fVnnte
Sliiiises 2eben
genannt tpfrteu, ca es anrelenb une belebfne
prft, unb bic 8srrauung, NGbrunl unp ale
rie 6unftionen regulirt, ppourb has teben CT.
balten pirp - mir nrbmen eas 9sben buhGtGb.
lid ifsIpriie elm.
@s III uidt su piel ;u bebaupten, taB taS
8iuegar Buffers nibt ieines @Ieiden bat, unp
fsin slsitss prer Gbulibes Mihsl III iemnIs
beiannt eeppreen.
Californian,
penn fir nitis dneCres bsmerfsnspertb, tpiirbe
berubmt semdDt peesn Der GBeuguua Der me,
biSiniihsu 5riidbts, 98urWln unp arGutr, aus
psdbsu piries Shtns bsitebt girle prrlrlbrn
puTpen gsbraudt pon ben 9neianern uup Der
Grs ibsn prpfeilipn in Der Sebaneuus ppn
Shutelfieber, Hb umntemue, Saiarrb, 2lus.
Sebrung, NeurdlJtl, 8ppflbmrSen, reberbe.
ibperp,n, Yisrenfranfbst @eIbIuht, @i6t
phes @elbpure Sdutfranfbeiien, &C., &C., 3u
Sablreib Su benennen. aber lrtt perltinplib,
psnn tir gSirfuns pes Buffers auf tis 9rbens.
oIgnne b,fannt iit. Die Gntpsdung mar tbril.
pstIs Sufadis, abr cas isgiar
SOafOmmene Siters 1T Elm 2eIuItat
Der Wlheni6aft.
I'm alien mSaIi6sn glnfOroruussu su sut-
iprrdsn, rpsrpsn tsBt spri SUIisn aus tsniebrn
Seltanetbsilsu subfei ct.
Gie nIts SOris III ltGrfer, sin psnis bitter
uno msbr abfiibreup.
Die nsue Sprte III ppn angsnshmem 6jss
i6mnd unp Defenders srelsust fur IbpGtlitr
5rauen unb 8tnen.
u. 8. WfcDonalo Orig Co.,
532 @aibinstOn srabs, Rsp yUrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

8aos rluternebmen inS 2eben su rufen
bur6 8ereinisuns NIT Den bena65arten
S6ipefslbdoern Seebad uno Seutels
teib. Sir bic Sebuns Oes Boblltaus
oeS in unierm SreiS tpIroe bic Nuss
fubruns beS BIanes BON GROCER 8sOeu'
tuns iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

Carlisle. 3D., IL. Sebruar, 1889.
ueber Elm Subr lit i6 an 6ronii6en
S6me3en in Der Iinfsn Sdfte unO se.
brau6ts oieIe DiitteI oboe Grfolg.
Wenl8er pie cine baIbe 5loibe st.
Satobs Del beiIte mid oauerno.-SObn
u. Sbeufer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-23

ibre Tai6en betpdbrt bat. @enn Serr
O'SopIe ii6 nod ferner Id6erIi6 mos
den nil. 70 1T bus feline 8ripatfa6e-
Der Stipulation Der Serren Salfteab
unO Srons fam er nidtS i6aben, penn
er aud 8dnbe poa fbreibt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-07-09
Sdrerhstments.
Machinery For Sale!!

The following machinery forming part OF sthe
Star Mil Plantwill be sold nj pubic auction at
an early date unless disposed OF previously by
private sale. Parties DESTROYS OF purchasing
any portion OF this machinery can get parti-
ouiArs and prices from the undersigned:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-07-09
DIR. HENRI G.. McGREW,

FTER AN ABSENCE OF Fo-R
"A years i'm Paris, has returned to his
home on the Islands, for the purpose of
resuming the practice of Medicine. He
NAV be found at his old office on Hotel st.
between Fort and Alakea SITS. Office hours
from to III A. NJ, and 2 to and 6 to
~ 133-1m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-07-09
MRS. M. J. RAMOS,
new PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

Over A. l.. Smiths Store, Fort ST.,
Where the BEST, the HEATEsT and the
CHEAPEST Photographic Pictures and Resi-
dence Views are taken. Entire satisfaction
given, and all orders promptly attended to.
E~A respectful invitation is sent out
to the ladies TO call and see for themselves.
14U-Iy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
OHIO eREVrlEs

Governor Campboll leaves New York
to-day for Washington,
Rapor Mckee, Jr, was bitten by a
rabid dog In Troy Thursday Tho ami
nal was afterwards shot
George plcstoh a l7ycar.old boy llv-
ing cast Of Mamon, died Of hcmorrhago
Of the lungs, causcd by the "la grippe"
This is tho third death,
Mr.. Marquis, although confined TO his
house In licllefontninc, has taken the
oath Of office and will take charge Of his
official duties just ~ soon ~ his health
viii permit
An old twonty.horao power boiler In
Cartzdolner'H saw mill, east Of Spring
field, exploded, wrooking the saw mill
and severely injurlng Frank and Calvin
Cart2dolner
A row occurred In Mansfield over q
paupOr corpse. The doctors wanted 10,
but the superintendent OF the inlirmary
preferred 10 bury IL NJ his own expense.
Litigation ID probable.
Jesse u, Clark, convicted Of completely
In tho Erie railway robbcrics, was
sentenced by Judge GClger, Of Urbana,
10 eighteen months In tho ponltontiary,
Benjamin f.. Ramsey was given three
years
The slate roofers Of tho state held q
convention ut Akron TO form an organi-
zation to prevent cutting prices. Thirty
firms were represented. W. j, Lynn, Of
Wadsworth, was elected president and
Alfred Akers, Of Akron, secretary, Tho
session8 were strictly secret,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

etc., SAID prefer n0i " state our side
OF this platter but viii say that tho 40
guRati0nH OF tho petition are untrue Ouf
side will no heard Ia an orderly course
Ia the courts Az Yet have seen no a.
tOrneys aud tahennO advice
The receiver, John Moleely, Of hieu'
benyille, is Ia possession, The order APP
pointing tho receiver eni0lna ihe defend
anita from interfering With the receivers
possession and prohibits tho defendants
from contracting any Indebtedness until
further ordered, Considerable surprise
10 expressed among hteubenyllle lawyers
and business men that a receiver and on,
joining order should have been granted
by q Judge NJ chambers without notify
ing tho defendants, especially when
tho rule Of tho o0mmon pleas
court Ii that no Injunction
shall ever be granted without notlct 10
the opposite party unleas II appears by
affidavit that such notice would defeat
tho object or greatly impair tho utility
Of tho Injunction, With the papers on
file At hteubenyllle there 10 no affidavit
Whatsoever,
An iron aud steel man from fittaburg
who has certain furnishing contracts
with the hpaulding company, stepped OIL
the train, having seen tho news la tho
Pitlaburg papers and taken the fret
train for Brilliant, lie stated that he
has no fears aud n'tgolng 70 lose much,
The hpauldlng company have q olalm Of
about $4,000 against the old lfaG Len'
nett company, OF iitIahurg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
An Anthnr,s chlrorrnnhr.

ttiRnot always that even tho intellectual
of The earth can good naturcdJ bear chat
ing anont their shortcomings In the way OF
chirography, says Arlo Batos In Tho Book
Buyer but have lcayo 10 print tho follow
ing Jolly letter. which was sent t3 the emf
ucnt and accomplished cS-proSldcnt OF the
American Academy for tho Advancement Of
scicncc Professor H. s. Morse II speak.
for itself, aud II needs no comment beyond
tho plain stntomont that In truth his hand
writing Is not " DO lightly dealt wIthi
MY DEAN Mn Moasr-lt was very pleasant 10
me TO vet letter from you tho other day, Per
haps | should have found II pcasantcr II | had
been abo TO dcciphor H. don't think that
mastered anything beyond the dato (Which
know Hnd tho signature (whioh | guessed at)
There's q angular aud perpetual charm In a lot
Ter " yours, II never grows old, u never loses Ia
novelty ono cnn nay 10 ones sof every morn,
ngl "rhoroH that letter Of Mowoa | haven't
read II yet think III take another shy at II
today, aud maybe shall bo able In the course
Of a few days 10 make out what no means by
thoso ts' that look like WIS and these I's
that haven't any eyebrows" Other letters arc
read, aud thrown away, and forRottcn but yours
Orn kept forever unread, ono OF them will last
u reasonable man u lifetime Admlrngy yours
H. u. ALpiiou.
Thoro "a no special opropos, but tho letter
Ia amusing enough 10 boar reproducing, II
socms 10 me,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

In Ia York county town one Of the leading
families " that OF the uamo Of Walkers aud
the story OF IT, foundation would afford ~
material for romanciat II was 200 years
ago aud more whom a young Brunswick lady
Of wealth, accompanied by her groom, gal,
lop'd through on her way 10 Boston, There
wore no ruirndE then, aud the stage or horse.
back was the accepted means Of locomotiou.
Miss rurIntou chose tho latter. A. she won't
her mddlo guh broke, aud no one could be
found to repair The damage except young
Andrew Walker, who kept little harness
shop In the village. llo was desperately poor,
but desperately handsome, aud us no mended
the brokcu strap ho at the amc time broke
our fair maids heart lIo too was stricken
by the fclfnmc shaft from Cupids bow, II
WA a case OF love NJ first sight The sequel
was that he earned a bono, pressed his suit
aud won his bride, aud both foll asleep, full
of years and Of honor Lewiston journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
lnrEes MImIer,.

The mastery VI voice aud tebturosoXhibltot
BY Burke was almost miraculous Ia hu
student days, whenever no got copy 0I
Punch, he employed hIa vacant moments Ia
endrayorIng, by means of u looking glaa, tC
work hs features Into the form of some oomil
portrait that adorned lta pages Whom In
Rome he would spond hours In the Vatican
with a friend Initiating thepoHo uf the statues
In the great sculpture galleries, Al one
moment lo was the Dying Gladiator, tht
next a Sphinx, drawing over hih head Tho
white hood Of his habit, sometimes a burmese
IDOL erect, impaNIye, with legs crossed In a
way which would have puzzled an athlete 10
initiate, The ancient statues Of the lauuf
and Aatyrt and other Psychological mon,
stroritlcs had strong attraction Tor him
llo would pause aud grin aud produce with
hls own features fac-simile 0f the figure be-
fore him On one occasion ho stood for n
long time before tho LAGOON audi looking
round, found there was no one Ia sight. "lll
try him. hs m1 20 n friend Aud In a
twullng thero wa, the Langoou In tho lrth
aud blood, the strength Of the torrihlo btrug,
gle, the despair and the agony displayed In
the realistic effort OF the Dominican "la
that like hInr he cried, almost broathlosl
AZ that moment party Of Indies aud gen.
llem0n appeared, gazing In amnlpment now
az the statue, and then nt lts Imitation. Com.
plotely taken abuCk, Burke could only nrtIc.
ulato, ~ was trying my hand ~ the statuo,n
as q Kind Of explanation, aud disappeared a.
quickly a. he could, =Touplo Bar
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In searching for "Notcs for tho Curious'
this week we have unearthed two that arc
quito rare-one concerning Wagner, the com.
poser and his famous "thirtcons,n the other
sorics Of coincident names 10 Is well
known fact that Wagner died ON the 18th Of
tho month"; he was born In 1873; ~ takes 10
letters 10 spell Richard Wagner, his name
and the sum Of The figures In 1878 equals l3,
ho composed 10 works, aud always declared
that he set his hoad on his after career on the
18Th Of the month. "lannhuusorn wns com.
peted ON April 10, 1885, II was first per.
formed In Paris March 10, 1861. lie left
Bayreuth Sept 10, 1851 September is the
ninth month; write D.l3 aud add the three
figures togcthor-thusi D-l-3-and you
have 10
The other coincidence concerns tho name Of
u, IL, Reynolds. During April, 1850, u, Il.
Reynolds, the Utica IN. VI music dealer,
was visited by n y, Reynolds, OF New Ha-
ven, Each acknowledged that his name was
Elmer Ellsworth, and that ho was named for
Ellsworth, Of zolavo fame. Each was born
the same week. The publication Of the facts
brought letter from ". u. Reynolds, Of
Ludlow, Vt, named the same and born tho
same week as tho others Louis Republic.
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LIE lEalsLATuRE.
Quiet Proceedings In Both IIouSes--air,
Lampaon Leaves for His Home.

Quiet Proceedings In Both IIouses-Ar,
Lampson Leaves for Ills Home.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 1.-The senate opened
without an incident 10 remind the grave
senators Of the stormy session OF the day
previous. President pro tenn Adams
took the chair half AN hour before the
timo 10 which the senate adjourned.
Lieutenant Governor LAmplon made u
formnl but quiet demand for tho chair
and then went 10 hia homo In Aahtabula
county, where he will romain until Mon
day, and then return 10 consult his
attorneys as 10 the contemplated pro-
ooodings In warranto In the supreme
court
Senator Van Cleaf (Dcm,) demanded a
call Of the house and after the journal
wua read moved H. approval under the
previous question, Tho chair declined
To receive for Insertion In the minutea
Senator Kerr'a protest against the reloc-
tion Of the votes Of the veterans Of The
home at Sa' husky. A law passed last
winter est she's the voting place OF
the homo Perkins township, Erie
county.
Senator Oron offered resolution
calling attention 20 the fact that pools
and trusts are working great injustice
by restricting trldo and limiting produo-
ton, increasing the price Of eome arti.
clos Of prime necessity far above a
reasonable profit" and indorsing Senator
Shcrmnn's antitrust hill. Bills intro
duced In the senate were Mr. Hermann,
% pay assessor at Cleveland 81 a day;
Mr., Soncrnt, 10 refund the tax on fish
nets, and In the house by Mr.. Kean, TO
pay jurymen In magistrates courts 81 90
q day; Mr. Mchlaken, 10 take Brown
county out Of the Dayton and put IL into
the Athens asylum district; Mr., Oil,
creating township boards Of education
10 consist Of five members and the
township clerk eN.olllcio; Mr.. Virgins,
to authorize trustees Of cemetery asso.
Citations TO purchase and sell lands and
invest the surplus House joint rcsolu-
tion by Representative Spencer 10 in.
vestigate the sanitary condition of tho
Soldiers and Sailors orphans home WINS
adopted in the senate, Mr.. Gaumor has
offered resolution in the house TO do
away with tho weekly adjournment and
60 bnck TO the former tri-weelily, The
farmer members of the house have
organized for the purpose of looking
nftor legislature, by electing Mr. Dill, OF
Fairfield, chairman, and Mr., Kean, Of
Carroll, secretary. Mr., MoDermotts
house ILL 10 authorize GAINESVILLE 10
issue $4,000 natural gas bonds passed
the lower house, Both houses adjourned
o TO Monday at 4 p. m.
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pIahonenl Rnllrond omcInln.

SPRINGFIELD, Feb, 1,-Investigation
here in the Q. $, & O. freight office has
shown that system Of peculations by
officials has been in progress for two
years The amount of money taken
cannot be discovered, owing TO a lack OF
receipts and papers, II Is estimated ut
ST. 800 or $1,000. Estimated weight bills
Of cars coming from points where there
were no scales were reported to the CONS
pany, while the local officials collected
from the consignee for the real weight,
The difference on car sometimes
amounted to 500. There is nothing to
show for this difference except tho con-
signees' receipts. AS q result A. Il,
Wiseman, general agent, and Ed Crpes,
chief clerk, have been discharged.