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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

ton OF the beauties of etching aud the styles of It's
various masters.
Among those present were General ". T. sherman
Archbishop Corrigan Bishop Potter. DIR. William G.
Prime who introduced the lecturer: General l.. =.
hi Cesnola. General Charles c. Dodge, Jay Gould.
the Rev. Dr. John Hall. Joseph II. Choatc Edwari ID.
Adams cx-Prcsident and Mr.. Cleveland. George H.
Boughton. Charles :. smith, the Rev. DR.. Howard
Crosby, Eugene Kelly, John Taylor Johnston. Robert
W. dc Forest, President Seth Low. General \. r.
Goshorn, Hiram Hitchcock. ID. o. Mills. William l..
Andrews s. p Avery, lIeber r. Bishop, Colonel Floyd
ClaIkson ". Lane Booker. Henry Day and Vice
President Morton.
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or INTEREST TO TRISHIEY..

campaign trusting to hold their places II he were sue
cessful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

INK CAPES AND WRAPS Mink lined Circulars,
Nl Mink-ined Ovecoats for gentlemen Large stock In
both stores 20 select from. Mink viii be the future
ionable fur. Buy now prices low. q Z. SIIAYNE
t24 West 42d.st and 100 Prince-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

AXE SUPERIOR and British Columbia Beaver Shout
der Capes $50. $40 as and $50; Muis, IS, $40, Sl2
C. c. sHAYNE, Furrier 12i West 42ds and l0S Prince
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Silver Coinage

is discussed i'm an Extra. entitled "a
Year Of Republican by Senator
VIVA. VI. stewart, len AN elaboraO
argument in favor OF unlimited cotm'
age, and by Wrn. VI. GrOsvenOr In re.
ply. OTHER contents: A Review o.
Harri>on's GIsf year; show Ia win
Fortune" by Carnegie aud Wimnns
Alaska Seal Fisheries" by l.. l.. ~
and the "SOmti,ern Question" ~
Gable and TOurgee. ~ large pages
rs cents q copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
LOUIS PAGAN TALKS ON ETCHING.

Louis Pagan. OF the British Museum. delivered his
interesting and instructive lecture Etching. Rem
brandt. Meryou, Jaquemart, etc." TO large audi
ence In the Lenox Lyceum last evening. Tile lcct-
ue was illustrated with excellent stereopcon views.
which added much to Mr.. Fagan's interesting descrip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
Other Extras.

A large number Of other Exssss
have been printed, on Brazil. the new
Newfoundland, the Dairy
Farmers, knitting and Crochet tho
nm-Americnm Congress, u summc!
mt Chnutauqua. Fiction, etc. Seme
for circular giving Ghc list Ia nilk
with description OF each.
TUE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

GRAY KRIMMER. Royal Ermine and White Thibet
VI Capes and Muns Tor young ladies. T. C. SHAYNE,
Furrcr, 124 West 42d-st.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-25
SUMMONS.

T., the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict If the T. rrit, ~ VI IdsLO. in aid Tor the
County Of Alturss.
ssbri,a C,s.y. p aintin. vs.. Reginald a. Casey
Attendant
The T. rruory Of Idaho sends greet TO heg''
Maid 5 Casey. DIFF nd Mt
you are h. r., r.qulr. to sppt ar In IN seton
brought against you b, the above anne pi"inua'
in ,hr d sir,,t c, u II the Second judi tai DIS
trict o, the Territory Of Idaho, IN AUD ior 'ns
Con, 1. Of Alturss, ard 10 sbswtr TIE c. mOis N
Nl,u herein within ten days teXciu I'VE u tn~
Usy of SER yic~) after the service u you OF snis
Summons. If served on you " IN this t',uhV'
or II ,~ry+d out # this County. Tut IN TINS ais
trict within twent. days; Other wise WITHIN iofsy
dsys--.r def. ult y il! be taken "gaii 81 Won.
The raid action is brought to dissolve the u nus
Of ,nstrlmony, leretof,Is aud now ex stER De
tween plaintiff and ef+ndsnt. for . reasonable
nj oruey tee, and FIR costs ~ snlt slIte nR thAt
said parties we're duly nsrTied At an axe S!N
Utah, about the :Sth da! OF Jahusry leS! hss
for NOR than "ne year last Pas' a. II nuah' nhs
I II. d to lr, woe for the p,AiLt.6 the coihiu
n, c. srsries life, because II his idlehess, ret.
ligsry, dissipation and habitu"I tntempersnce,
he facts more fully appearing IN plathtin com
plant on hl., I" hn reference IL her bv made
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
sppea snd answer the said comrians. % a"ovs
,, auir,d the said pI.in viii take d. fault and
\. ily e. the Court for the relief demanded in said
Given under m, hand and the Sea, of the ris-
tr,ct Court Of thu 8. cund lu iicial 10.
hict, OF the 1errlt. ~ Of Iaho. in and
for the C.nnty Of -3turss this $50 dsy
! SEAL. Of Ju y in the year Of our ord one thou
| sand eight hundred ard ninety
SOL. BASRROCCk,
CIelk Of the district tOurt
Bv E E. RICHARDS, equity CLERK
VIC. BlERBowER. Plsintin's Attorney.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-25
PASTURAGE !

The undersigned,
havingrentedth the Pin
ney ran' h, is prepared
topasture both horses
and COWS, BY THE DAY,
WEEK OR MONTH, and
will corral the horses
mornings from 6 to 8
o'clock, and evenings
from 5 to Z o'clock.
ALEX. HOEFFLIGEP
HALEY. Idaho, June 20, 1890.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-25

Has attained standard Of excellence
which admits Of no superior
1t contains every Improvement that
inventive genius. skill and money can
produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-25
Application for Patent.
NOT CH NO. 1913.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
BAILhY In no. August Is. $780,
Notice il hereby gwen that n. Lhsmpion GIL
ana Si;v.r Mining Gimp ny, = Corporate amy
ougxniz.a under the laws II the tate vi Iowa.
with its prm ipsl tfce ut Maj, chekt.r, Iowa by
its .tto,uty Intact, ]. n. sullivan. h"st posi-
ofice sdor. SIS is HALEY, hltufss county, Idaho,
Tor the
MANCHESTER ODE MINING CLAIM AMI
MILL SIZE.
situst- in Mineral Hill MIXING District, Alturss
county, st t- OF Idaho. OILS sting Of 1895 linear
i.et o. the lssl~, aid surface sreun GO feet wide
ing OF 10. ~ A aud and described IN the
field notes sud plat of the ofc,al survey On ME in
this ufice. with magnetic vsrIati, Ut Is degrees
and 30 MINUTES east ~ foil VS.:
Les riLtioI of the Mancht ster Lode Mining
lam Surve, sl9 A. Lot - A.
Con me uting ~ III discovery stake, thence orth
81 dekrees minutes east 1913 feet t. the horthtriy
c. nts~ end stnk theme. north s. O. g ets is n.in
ut.s wet 80 I, ct u corner No l. whence corn.
No I Of Nsrr.w Gauge No Lode Clam. lot ~.
.enticsl with corner No. 2 Of Eclipse Lode Lot
u. both claimed by John " Fsr~el bears nsrth
SIS degrees Is minutes west 10 feet thence south
s. degrees Is minutes east COZ feet t. csrns No
thence south ~ fgrets IS MINUTES west 1893 feet
to c'in-r No. 8 VII. nee the eecti. corn. be-
tween Sc, tions and 10, Tow h.hp NORTH RaDRe
" east. be.rS touih degrees ~ minutes east
79O 7.iO feet: thence north s. de rees Is minute
west 3UO tett to southwest enter end stake anu 10y
feet TO er No. 4; thence H. nth ~ g. ees A.
minutes east 1875 feet t. curher No AMI plac" VI
beginning surve. Of exterior boundary u this
cloim, inciuiing AZ area Of ~ lll lUO acres up.
piled tor. NJ culhIcts.
Description OF manchester Mill Site. Survey No.
s19 b, Lot No. ~ b.
B+ginniug at corner No /. which 10 identical
with c'iner No. / Ws In Walls Mill Site. Sur>ey
SIS Il whence cOrbtr NO NJ anchester Lode Claim,
survey sl8 A, beans south 80 urgrt, . 81 minut. &
east .OS .lU feet and irnin corner No Mill site,
the corner to Se, ilOns I, s. snu Town hip
n.r.h. kanx~ II IT. b~sr- south 30 degrees min-
uttcs IS seconds east 5O4S 10 feet; theAc~ south
63 eyre. l.. MINUTES W 81 go feet - corner No.
2; th-tce nurth dtgr, IS west 25U feet to cOrDt
No 3; thence north 63 IL t,ts 10 mlhut EAST IL G
feet t.. corner No I; thence o. uth = degrees east
t. r~rner No. ana place If b. ginning survey OF
extcr or boundary Uf this mil, site, including MI
ares Il "a = on = res applied for No conflicts
The RAID b.l,ltg claim and mill s't- Ltihx ui
recor III the I'll Z vi the ker,rotr OF said min
ing distri, It Il hey, in Alturss county, Idaho.
The nearest known location being the Narrow
Gauge No. lode Claim.
W. r. RILEY, Register.
l direct that thi- notice b. published in the
VOID RIvER TINES. the newspa er published
Arrest the said mining claim. tor the period Oi
sixty days. W. T. hILkY, kesister.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-25
Notice f. Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT UAILEY. IDAHO,
Sent. 10th. Ih9O.

LAND OFFICE AT IAILEY. IDAHO.
Sept. 10th, 1890.
Notice II hereby given that the following
nrniet settl, has filed lotic- his I, tel IL
AXE Anal preof In s.rp II of his claim Al It thu
sid proof will be- m,.s. before the Rcgist + and
erl.tr ~ Haley, Idaho, ON 'tOber l.. 1880
viz Enil W. Zasp-l r the s..uthwest gu IT r Of
th' rthpsst qurtrr, the wet half Il the south.
east q 'srttr. I'd thu siuth.'s' quarter Of The
southeast gu. rtei of 8, tim seven. Town.
ain on north Range thirt-, II eA,t.
lie names thu following Witness to prove his
contibu us resid nee up II, and cultivation OF,
said l.nd VIZ: LEWIS In Wake. Joseph Jrnes,
J.hn wandrashek, and N. L. d Wis. Of c rial,
Idaho.
w. T RILEY. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-25
Application tor Patent.
EGTlck No "a.
UN TED STAINS LAND OFFICE,
hAIlsl IA Ahu. a uLNhl Is. IN

UN TkL .,TAl IL LAND OFFICE,
hAILsx lAAhU, auLNhl 10, lS@O
Notice IL b. r+by gwen that The A.n pi.n Gold
and oliver Mining Comp ~, u curp"rAtIuh or. al
Il under the laws If the State Of Low H. with It's
rln.ipal Uii = 1t MnncLeskr. Iowa, by ~. SUI
hv.n ITS attorney III inct whose post f1ce sddr.
made application TOR = United STATES Patent l"r
the
wALLA wALLA LODE MINING CLAIM AND
MILL SIiE,
situ~te In Mineral Hill Mining District. Alturss
county, state Vi Idaho. consisting vi 1900 liz.
fe' Vi the hGe aha surface kruuhu Gtx' feet wiue
being Lot No % and and descri bed IN the
H. Id notes sill plat OF the ficiSi survey ole III
this Office with mann, TIC variation ut lS degrees
10 minutes east. AZ follows:
DESCRIPTION VI the WMliH Wulla Lode Claim, Sur.
veyN $50 "a, Lot No. " A.
Commencing At beginning II the dscov. r.,
tAeAcr u nth IS degrees 20 ininut, 0 w&ft o tttt
to noitn est inter- end stake: th-hce south 81 de.
gre. Az minutes vest 100 ie.t to curL-r 40. :
thence north "a gre, ~ cart 90 feet t.
corner No. =. wh' nee the corner common to S-c
tions Z. s, y and .. Township ? north. Range II
east, beat n.Ith - degrees 81 mi utes "a G9l
iett; thence scu,h 80 acxre.s 20 MINUTES east loUO
te't to corner NO. 3; thence -"nth - "tgtets 40
nl,hutes west :AG feet ~ goutnesst c-utre <nd
stakt snu GO feet !" co ner N" 4; thence
north IS deg. e.s = .nutts ". 81 1900 tot t. cor.
her No shi place al b, ginI ZIG survey IF exte.
ri"r uouAisr! said 81 III, IN, iu"ins Mi xea OF
J" 66l 100 ares. tue re-. applied Tor No cen
II. cts. Claim s.tuated in sections 8 anu ., Town
snlp2 north, Range II east
Ssh L.tY3B
b-ginnins corner No l. whence the corner to
Sertioh. \, i. Ind y, township north, ksi ge II
east bears south So "egrtes II minutes 81 Sc unGH
cas- +d u ~ f. ct, and whence corner 2 of Wala
"nllx L." g CLAIM. survey SlS A, bears sou h ~
ii. gr, es 81 minutes .sst 47o9 $40 feet: h,n,
sOuth degrees east $50 feet to conner No. 2:
the, &c soutu t3 deHr 10 minute wet G,M t. ct
to corner No 3; thence forth 2 ii, grees west $50
feet to C in-r No. 4: thence north Is degrees 10
minute fast $50 feei TO Olner No. and pace
bt ginning survey OF exterior bon, diary Of this
Mn site, containing HI area OF 1 50: 1000 acres
applied for. Noe f1Irts. aid nj ! site Is stu.
ated IN Section S. Township 2 north, Range II
cart
The said mining claim and mill site being of
record In the office OF tue Recorder Of snid min ng
district ut nsiley. in Aiturns county. idaho. Tt
nearest known l. cation being the Narrow Gauge
No = Lode Claim
W. T. RI EY. Register.
dir ct that this notice BE- publ ID in the
Wo Ia fE lNls, the n. wspatri PUBLISH, d
nearest thu said MlLin. 81 III Tor iht =, riuu Of
sixty uss. W. I. RILEY. Il. gtsteI.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-25
Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE At HALEY, In Ho.

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. In no,
SIP emher u, 1880.
Notice Is h'rebv given til I the follow, mr.
nnm"h s-t'Ir fil.,' Motto II hiR int mt or t.
M X fn pr"f in ~ PIP. IT IF his claim. md that
said pr'"f will b. mad mfore tie Register md
Receiver ut HALEY idaho n october p, 1890 Wig:
John II n'gan. tor the 4sst In Of he n. thraa-
qn"rt'r the fonth' 'st on rt-r Of the northeast
quarter. p, d the suit I" =. qust.r of tn. mr.
st quarter Il Sect'on irty-four.r wnship one
no til, Range ii I. e, east.
tie na,e> the foil wing witnesses to prove , Is
continue resid' nee upon AID GUILTY. alton OF,
said lsnd viz Charles r, rri 8, Of prilev, I shO
W. liam Guilif RI. jerry Peck. snd Elisha Ham.
mer of trirhton. Id no.
Any p. rs"n who desir . to protest ~ ainst the
ellie wnncs "f such proof, or v no krows e any
snh>thntf ! r'as III d.r the law snd TIE gu
lsti"ns II the interior tpa tine mt. why snch
rrof should ret be I'll, W. d viii h. given m or.
'rtunit' 4 the above II emit, ned time and D ace
:" cross 'xamne the W tHesses of claiman ard
te on rrvid.nce In re but al that submitted by
claimant.
W. T. RI! Ely, r. gister
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-25
Notice for Publication,

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO,
September 18th, $50.
Netice IL hereby given that the following n'med
settler has Il Ell notice of his intel on to make
hnxi pr OF SUI p IT Of his claim amt thst said
proof W. be- made before the Re- lister and Re.
ceivrr ut h alley. ldshO, on Ov-mber ], 1h9O. va
Jeremiah K-ii+h.r Of H-il. Idaho for iht south
Ia, II Of the northeast quarter and the north half %
the .outht art quart If SECTION twelve. Towhsh
nth. kn g s"v'ht. en- hst.
He names tue following witnesses to prove his
c.,ntiL III us Residence unon. aid cultivation of,
said / nd VIZ Dxhirl keardOn. Fred. Anterimth,
Henry ,nkius and Geeree Huffman, I'll Ut Belle.
vue Idaho
A. person who dc sres to protest against The
alio wsnct Of such pro 4. who kn' wa Of any SUBJ
At initial reas". under thu i,w AMI the regulations
Of the htri r Departm' ut. why such prof
should not be nll we'd. will b. given m OppOttu.
nifty at the above m+nt. Oned time snd pace l."
GRO Be ,mnr the witnesses OF . lid ii ,mxn and
So. ~r evidence IL rebuttll Of that submitted b.
clrinunt.
" r RILEY. ReRister.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-31
WOI IVES In TEXAS

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Dec. &C. L. Nc
Elwee, Granger member-elect to the legis-
lature from Bexar county, has given spe-
ctal attention to the increase of wolves in
this part of the state, and said today that
he was preparing to introduce a bill to
ahate the pest. He added:
You will see the need of legislation
when you consider the damage done by
these varmints every year. II you will
take the trouble TO look over the report OF
the assessors i'm regard to the number Of
domestic animals sheep, calves and colts
destroyed by wolves, you will be surprised
when you make the footing to find the
total running in the millions, whereas the
bounties paid for the destruction OF the
depredating animals is few paltry thou
sands. None but the farmers and stock
raisers appreciate the extent OF the injury
sustained by them annually from these
pests, and yet they make very serious in
road upon the values of property in Texas.
The wolf instead of being exterminated is
increasing and is seen as close around the
cities as ever before. The coyote is met as
frequently as ever on the prairie and this
winter has been unusually destructive.
Other wild animals are also very destruct-
i've and their inroads on poultry are such
rs to prove a very serious loss TO the
farmer. made $50 this year on the sale
of eggs alone, and would have been able
TO have doubled that sum had IL not been
for the loss of at least half of my poultry
by their being killed by wild beasts. An
increased bounty for the destruction of the
latter is badly needed and is the only
means Of protection against their ravages
that | know of, and | shall endeavor TO
Impress this fact on the legislature.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-31
The Frenchnau Gave Up tn. Seats.

An interesting little incident oc-
CURED at the Theatre de Varieties
writes New Yorker travelling In France
to an acquaintance III this city. A young
Missourian, accompanied by a lady,
found to his annoyance that ms seats
had been appropriated by military
looking individual He explained the
situation TO the attendant, but that func-
tionary was too frightened to 90 any
thing In the afair. and the American
learned from bystaBders that the in
truder was Capt. c., famous duel
ist and bully Of the Cuirsssiers-
Il am sorTy to disturb you, monsieur,
be said, walking 10 the captain, but
you have my seSts"
The reply of the captain translated
into Fourth ward pztois would Be,
" What are you going 10 DO about IL?
Nothing now quietly replied the
son Of the States. 81 have . lady with
me. Bot as you leave the theatre to
night shall shoot you through the head
Good evening"
While the American Was returning 70
the hotel with the lady the esvalryulan
left the theatre and took tke express
train for Nunich--New York Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-31
A SWINDlER CsIJGHT.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Dec %. - Sheriff
returned this morning from Window,
Mimi, with Nels Peterson, who is charged
with defrauding A. T. Lorson of this city
out Of 81. 500 worth of property by false
representations There has been consid.
erable difficulty experienced in getting a
legal holu on Peterson. County
Attorney Belvinton has visited Win
dom several times on the matter.
and about a month ago went there
20 argue the matter Of a requisition be-
fore the attorney-general of Minnesota
who took the matter under advisement,
and recently recommended TO the governor
shat be be granted requisition for Pater
son. This case is one of the many that
have been the result of the wholesale
fraud practiSed on hundreds of people
throughout the country by the now de-
funct Frederickson g. Co, of Chicago.
Some time last wear Nelson Peterson
entered into negotiations with Mr.. Larson,
Wishing TO trade land in Cottonwood
county, Minnesota, for a lot of horses and
mules. Mr.. Paterson was acting as agent
for Erederickson * Co, and
after some little delay the trade
was made, and the property
was placed on board of the cars at this
place. In return Larson received con-
tract for deed and he went to Chicago to
secure the papers. At the time the great
fraud was exposed and Larson, with hun
dreds of others, found that his deeds were
not worth the psper they were written on,
as Frederiokson & Co. had no title TO the
lands they had been trading Peterson
and n man named Olson were indicted by
the grand Jury of this county. Peterson
Is accompanied by his attorney, John q.
Riding OF Window, and arrangements are
iSelng made TO secure bail for him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-31
AN EYcITING CNENCE.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 30-Passengers
who arrived Saturday night and this
morning from Houston via the Southern
Pacific report a most exciting time at
Richmond Stafford, Rosebud and other
stations in Fort Bend county. When the
trains arrive, those who were about to get
off were met by men with shotguns and
driven back Not soul was allowed to land
and the trains had to move on after drop
ping thelmails. Railway officials here de-
clare the when the county commissioners
of Fort Bend county on Saturday quaran-
tined against Houston on account of small
pox, they sent out men to meet the trains
without having notified the railroad. Not
even the Southern Pacific station agents
were aware of the quarantine, as east
bound passengers are allowed TO get of.
Those who were stopped coming from
Houston proceeded on TO San Antonio and
took the return trains.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-31
THE CUSTOMS FRAUDS

UTICA. n. Y, Dec. 30-Hon. Lotion S.
Hunt, United States consul at Guelph,
Ont, who is spending the holidays at his
home here, says there is no doubt there is
foundation for the report that serious ir-
Irregularities have been practiced on the
Issuance of consular certificates, and that
4oods have been underrated for the pur-
pose OF inducing shippers TO obtain certii-
dates OF consular officers outside the con-
tular district from whence goods are ex-
ported, and that these irregularities have
been going on for long time; but that
the amount Is as large as stated does not
seem possible The circumstances do not
Warrant the accusation that the custom
house officers at the frontier are neoessar-
lily implicated. They have TO depend
largely on consular officers for their in
formation as TO the value of goods iu-
voiced, and do not generally question that
source. The wonder is not that these prac-
tees have been discovered. but that they
were not discovered long ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-31
AMUSING LOVE ROMANCE:

BERLIN, Dec. 30.-An amusing love ro-
nance has just come TO light here An
unmarried lady of the name of Maria
Plock, 80 years of age, and daughter TO a
wealthy merchant of Berlin, paid a visit
last summer tD an uncle in Chicago. While
there she made the acquaintance of a hand
some young negro named Albert Ray,
who is said. in the account of the
incident, to have been an African prince
Forthwith the lady fell in love with the
dusky Apollo. Her uncle, becoming aware
Of his niece's passion, sent her back to
Berlin, in the hope that absence and dis
tance would effect cure, but the lovers
have kept up a secret correspondence, and
the result is that two weeks ago the negro
landed in Hamburg, accompanied by a Ger
man from Chicago. Maria Plock met them
at a hotel, carrying with her bundle Of
Prussian bonds of the value of 1000
marks inherited from her grandmother.
While the lovers were enjoying the first
raptures of reunion the Chicago friend
took away the bonds to get them changed
into American money and did not return.
The lovers were left with nothing TO live
upon and Maria was forced to put herself
In communication with her father. who
put an end to the romance by bringing
his daughter back home, after paying the
negro's passage TO Chicago. The police
are now searching for the friend.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-31
CENTUTY OLD.

MARSHAL, Mo, Dec. 30.-"Uncle Bald
win living six miles north of this city,
celebrated the one hundredth ami
versary of his birth today, There
were between 100 and 200 guests
in attendance during the day from
the vicinity and ..adjoining states, among
whom were his children, grandchildren,
crest grandchildren and great-great grand
children. The centenarian was born in
Logan county, Virginia, Dec. %. 1890 At
the age of 81 he moved from Kentucky TO
10 this state. and assisted in defending St.
Charles against the attacks of Indiana.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-31

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec 30-At Dalemit,
Ala, yesterday Mat Gillespie, young
conductor, was shot four times and fatally
wounded by John Hughes. After he fell
pistol was placed in Gillespies hand by
a friend, and he shot Hughes three times,
but the extent of the latter's injuries are
not known. Hughes and Gillespie have
been visiting the same young lady, and
the latter had told her of rumor that
Hughes had negro blood in this veins.
The story was repeated to Hughes by the
young lady, and he started out to hunt
Gillespie. He found him and the result
was as stated above.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-31
REMARKABLE WEATHER

BISMARCK. n. Oak, Dec, 30.--The con-
tinued summer-like weather in North Da-
kota is the source of considerable conject-
ure. Thus far this winter the mercury has
not dropped TO the zero mark. Farmers
have been ploughing in their fields all
winter The oldest settler fail to recall
a similar instance in the history of the
Missouri Slope. This morning was as
balmy as a June day Men can wear straw
mats and linen coats without feel uIcom-
Portable and the ladies on the street find
use for their parasols. There were flakes
of snow last week, but they were quickly
dissolved by a warm rain.