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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
PtACCIE IA
TO I OWO

w Londyaie nadzwyczajna
sensacje wywo}aty zeznanla, po-
czynione przez pewna kobiete, u
trzymujaca sic wynajmowania
mieszkan, a tyczaca sig osoby,
kt6ra, wedle przypuszczeh zezna-
Jace], jest ,,Jakubem rozpruwaczem"
Zeznania te wspomniana kobieta
z}ozy}a W rece Mr. Backerta
przefozonego komitetu b%ezpieczeh-
silva, jaki sic utormowa1 w czasie
g1osnych mord6w W Whitechapel.
Otto jak brzmi zeznanie:: ,,M,eszkam
W dzleinicy robotniczej Aldgate.
Pred dwoma laty niespe}na wy
naja} odemnie pok6j pewlen m}ody
cz}owiek, kt6ry sic podawaf "a
kadeta marynarki. Posiada} on
wielka ilosc strojow i r6znych
kapeluszy. z czasem zauwazy}am,
IL chodzac ma miasto, zwyk} by1
coraz inaczei farbowa soble brode
i wlosy. MnostWo mia} broni nal
roznorodniejszego gatunku, a plsy-
wal zawsze czerwonym atramep-
tenn, iak to by}o zwyczaiem ,,.Ja-
kuba rozpruwacza". Sadzl}am, IL
czerwonc plamy jake czesto ma
bieliznie .iego i ubraniach spoty-
ka@am, pochodzy!y w}aSn.c 2 atra-
mentu. Pewnego ra7u zaz2daf ode
mnle, ably sprzeda}a ma miescle
szary p1aszcz, take czerwonemi
plamami p~okryty, q gdy ME mo-
CLAM IA nlego znalezt kupca,
spallf 60 W piecu. Innym razem
przyniosf do domu przesiaknlety
krwia fartuszek kobiecy. Czesto
wychodzi1 oko}o godziny 5 pc po-
1udniu wracai dopiero mad ra-
mem. Regularnie jednoczesnlc Z
tenn iego wycleczkami, t. j. tel
samej nocy Whitechapel pona-
wia}y sic g}osne zabojstwa. w
pokoju o posiadal skrytke,
kt6reJ surowo zabroni{ mi otwie-
rae.
Gdy pewnego dnia weszIam
do niego niespodzianie, zasta}am
so zajetym przy stole sortowaniem
kawaik6w miesa. Ma widok MOI
zmieszaf sic zrazu, wkr6tce iednak
spokoinie objasnif mnle, IL rozpa-
truje pr0bki MESA. zakonserwowa-
nego W lodzie a importowanego q
Amcrykr. Ma kominku lezaIo kIlka
obr4czek slubnych, n wiadomo, IL
przcwaznle ofary .,Jakuba rozpru-
wacza" byiy zameznemi. Pc ostat-
MEM morderstwle zniknq5 bcz YVES
CT, zostaWlai2c mi W mlezkaniu
pare skrwlonych trzcwik6w flco-
wych. Cd dawna zrodziIy sic we
mnle podejrzenia, ale balam sic
wyjawlG je policjl. Obecnle jednak,
p~rzerazona tent dniami spotkaniem
mlodego cztowieka ma ulicv, W 20
iqczenlu Z obiegaJ9c2 miasto wies-
cla o ponownem pojawienlu sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
n PRUS

Kartuzy. Sprzedaz3 drzewa by
~ W Mirachowie W oberzy Bart
"a, 1890 grudnia W oberzy Lin
demanna, W Slerakowlcach W ober-
zy Arnda 2Sgo pazdz. DO sadu
jake tl6macze aktuaryusze po-
wolanymi zostali lpp. Iaworski /
Rekowskl obydwaj z Torunia. P.
Lessar przeniesiony 4 Kartuz do
Torunia,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

Wolynla, gdzie przebywa}y cd lat
przesz}o 80, a gdzie, jak mowill
owl %wedrowcy, ME zostawlono I'M
navel czasu do sprzedazY wfasnos-
ci. w Trzemeszn,e chcieli sprze.
da6 te 3 wozy i 7 kon1, ale zadali
tax wysokich cen, re mkt ME
chcia} kupic. Udaia sig do
Saksonil.- Teraz l Niemcy VIE
dza, jak to TAXI chleb wvgnahcow
smakuje; mech cato wdziecznl be-
d. Bismarckowi.
z Mog5lna donosza, re jak
proboszcz bydgoski X. dr.. Chora-
szewskl n%akazywaf obrady PREY
wyborsch do dozoru kosclelnego
W jezyku niemlecklm, tax W
Mogllnie zaszedf podobny przypa.
dek, gdzie liste wyborcza splsano
W jezyku niemiecklm i po ME
miecku ja odczytano, mimo re
wielu energiczny za}ozy}o protest.
Pod owa lista niemiecka by4 pod
pisany p. Teofl Jankowskl z Mo-
gina. w Mogilnie IA 5 czescl
ludnosci cztery czesci jest Pola-
kow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

Wyst;n pod Skarszewami, dina
80 pazdziernika 1890. Podanie W
Plelgrzymie NO, 127, jakoby pa
rata tutcjsza tYlko $4,000 m. ma
Ia ma budowe uowego koscio4a
sk1adat, jest nledok}adne. Pier
wotnle obllczona suma W wysohos-
ci Sc 600 m. niala starczyG ma
koscioE bez wiezy. Rniewaz teraz
bedzle sic koscld1 budowaf Z vie
ia i kapllo2 l we ~wieNszych roz
miarach, niz poczqthowo 2amlerza-
no, beda tez i koszta jej budowll
z~nacznie wieksze.-W sumle $4,000
M. bylo pr6cz tego urz2dzenle
wewnetrzne tylko czesciowo obi
czone. Ma parafiq przypadnic do
$4,000 ~, moe navel l we
cej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

Che5mniska dyecezya. Najprzew
x. Biskup rozporzadzi} kolekte
d yecezalnq ma budowe kos
clofa w ysin1e, ma ktora
niezamozna gmina ma z}ozyc IS
tysiecy ~marek tum-
ski X. S z e d o S Xxi z Pei
pima poslany do L d z b arka
ma czas Interchangeable tamtejszego
proboszcza Borzyszkowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

hrajanka. Onegdaj zaczadzlfa
sic tn wdowa Pojanowska Z pie
ciorgiem dziecl. Napallla ona W
piecu weglami l zbyt wczesnie go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
Choinlce Stypendyum S. p. o.

Chojniice Stypendyum S. P. O.
bywatela r a d z i e c k e g O,
ktore W ostatnim czasie pobiera1
syn dyrektora glmnazynm tutej-
szego, udzielonem zostafo teraz
stuchaczowi nauk lekarsklch Jano.
WI S z k a | s k i e m Z Tucho-
Ii, dawnle]szemu ucznlowi glmna-
zyum chojnickiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

dorownac chyba moze gburowatosc
jego i brak wszelkich przymiotow
i form cz}owieka cywilizowanego.
Zapedy Jego W jednym i druglm
kierunku p%rzybleraja take rozmia-
ry, re 60 pwsciagac i navel karcic
musi jego bezposredni zwierz-
chnlk, hrabia Ignatiew, ienerai-
gubernator kilowski, kt6ry pre-
ciez ME grzeszy zbytklem mliosci
ola Rzymu Polakow.
Hirsz 20 Warszawie. Czytamy
W kur. Warsaw. Znany kapltalls.
ia wiedehski baron Hlrsz, zaczyna
lokowac kapita}y swoje ma domach
W mlescie naszem. W tych dniach
kilka tutejszych kamienic przesz}o
przesz}o ma jego w~4asnosc. PEI
nomocnik kupca p. Gr., mleszka-
nice tutelszy. PREY nabywan1u do
NOW wyp}aca ca}a naleznosc W
got6wce. Czyzby potential fnanso.
wy, sprzykrzywszy sobie niewdz1e-
czna stollce nadsekwahska, ktora
mu ME chce przebaczyc ~popieranla
bulanzyzmu, mla} zamiar osiedlic
sic W Warszawie? Coz ma to PREY
sieg}y organ antysemityzmu?
Wya0lenae. Pisma warszawskie
donosza "a Warsz. Dnlewniklem,
re z rozkazu minlsterstwa spraw
wewnetrznych w%yprawienl zostali
do guberni pezenskiej "a miesza-
ME sic do spraw prawosawia:
Kapelan PREY instytucie S. Kazi-
mierza Warszawie, ksiadz
Aleksander Dmocnowski ma lat
cztery, i wikaryusz parafjl radzyh-
skiej, ks. Albin Jedrzejewski ma
lat try, PREY oznaczeniu terminu
tego ola obu cd dnia II wrzesnla
roku 1890.
W Wdrszawie zmari dnia 9go
z. m. Stanisfaw hr. Broel-Plater
b. dyrektor i gfowny kierownik z
likwldcwanego branku ,Tellusa".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

X. Lendzion mianowany EOS
tai a d m i n atorem pa
rafii D RI m i & ]. X. wi.
kary MlkoiaJ FrYdrych O.
W cz Z Lubiewa przenieslony
zostaf do lse Il q x. wikary
Jan Gliszczyhsk z Llsewa
do L u b i { a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

zamkneia, poczem po}ozy}a sic ma
spoczynek. Pc niejakim czasle
przebudzlfa sic, a czujac sig s}a.
ba, wpadta ma mysl, re pewno sic
zaczadziia. Mia}a Pojanowska jesz-
z lyle SHY, ably okno otworzyc,
poczem zajrza}a do dzieci pre-
kona}a sic, IL w~szystkie by1y "a
czadzone. Zwolna odzyskafa ia ro'
DINA przytomnosc, ale wszyscy So
~jeszcze chorzy.
Lasin. Ma szosle miedzy Cru
dziadzem a Hasinem rozstapif sic
w1asciclelowi Kleinschmldtowi z
Koz1owa w6z. W chwlli, kiedy
Kleinschmidt zabraf sic do napra-
wlania z1ego, przystapi} do niego
jakis cz}owiek, chcac mu przytem
bye pomocnym. Przys}ugi tel Cd
m6wll Kleinschmidt, dajac niez-
najomemu 20 fen. Ten jednak
zamlast sig cddalic, wyclaga re.
wolwer i ~strzelif do Klelnschmld-
ia dwukrotnie, ME zraniwszy go
jednak. Kleinschmidt zdoiaf ma
pastnikowl revolver odebrac, 20
waltz go ma ziemie i odebra} mu
~jeszcze diva noze. Napastnik Edo
1al uclec.
w Ouczarce, po niemiecku
w s k e n, 1niedzy Grudza-
diem a Rog6znem urzadzono te-
raz przystanek ma kolei zelaznej Z,
gdzie wsiadac / wysiadac moga
podr6zni oraz kupowac bilety.
w Czersku ustanowionY be-
die sad okregowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

,,Jakoba rozpruwacza". Backert,
ktory W obecnosci dwoch swiad
kow zeznania tego wysfu chaf,
wyrazif opinje, IL naJmnieiszego
ME ma powodu do meufania mu,
a zdanie to podnioslo zajecie sic
publicznosci sprawl, tax IL dzls
Wszyscy swlezo zrobione odkrvcia
moja ma ustach.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

VGfrIng Nail, Passengers and Express.
1sves Blarki1nt Daily ct A. N. Cor tho nia
-. aver Nincs. Houston. rhAiiia, BONANZA,
100, tusiSf city. Btua and HaT HORSE
y fnzsrs aFu carried lu fret class coaches,
49, " CAREFUL and cNtsrrirncpd driNeye
49, hnusea on the line arr unsurpassed
$50. eating aEunta Who arr rraiy 81 AZ
49, w furnish patfuua utth fun Information
~ ssnE tgwns. mines and surrounding cnun,
oQJsAUtsBHRY Up ntCKEy.
ssaefal Manager. or SUPERINTENDENT.
fAhb NO0LBR, Agent atHlackfoot. Idaho
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
Cure for Headache.

This distressing complaint is due
to an inactive or sluggish liver with
eonstipatcd bowels which deranges
the stomach and disturbs the nervous
system, causes dizziness and an op,
pressiye dull pain in the head, often
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sleep. One of Dr. Gums Improved
Liver Pills will relieve you OF all inc
pain and misery and few more
doaes will correct the liver and stom
ach and regulate the bowels WINE
these pills are small, easily taken, an'
mild and gentle in their action there
Il no medicine made that will so et
fectually cure sick headache zac's
box. Sold by Behle s Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
THE ONLY ONE.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
Railway is the only line running solid
Vestibuled, Electric Lighted and
Steam Heated trains between Chicago,
Milwaukee, st. Paul and Minneapolis.
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Railway is the only line running Sohd
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Council Bluffs and Omaha
The berth reading lamp feature II
the Pullman Sleeping Cars run OF
these lines is patented, and cannot b
used by any other Railway Company
1t is the great Improvement of thu
aye. Try it and be convinced.
For further particulars apply to tn
nearest coupon ticket agent, or ad
dress j. W. CASEY, Tray. Psss'r Agent
No. 33 Stark ST., Portland, Ore.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case'ef
failure return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised Druggist bottle of Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. 1t is guaranteed to bring re-
lief in every case, when used for any
affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest,
such as Consumption, Inflammation
of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, etc, etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to taste, per
fectly safe and can always be depend
ed upon. Trial bottles free at Behl'
& Sons Drugstore.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

Total ........... delegates
And would recommend that Oneida
county be allowed an additional dele
gate
All electors Ia Idaho who believe
in the principles Of the Democratic
party, irrespective Of pas, party aiiil-
lation, arc cordially invited to partici.
pate In the primaries and conventions,
and unite with us In the primaries
and conventions. and unite with US
In the Inauguration of an honest and
economical administration OF public
affairs
Delegations 10 such conventions
are respectfully requested TO attend
10 person, and VIC recommend TO the
different county conventions that they
elect al,erna,cs as we'll as delegates
and that no proxy be permitted a seal
in the State Convention unless be Is
an actual resident Of the county from
which he holds such proxy.
We ask the various county ccntra
committees to Immediately Arrange
for the primaries and call the county
conventions at as early day as prac
,icable for the election Of delegates
and al,ernatcs TO the State Conven
ton. CHAs, Y sThNkNsoN
Chairman Executive Committee
L. n wtcKERsHAN, Secretary.
By order Of Democratic State Gen
trail Committee. +. 4. ENsIoS,
J. II. WIcKERsuAM, Chairman
sec'y Democratic Central COMMITTEES
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
NOTICE.

Odd Fellows Cemetery Ii now in
the hands of the Trustees Of Golden
Rule Lodge No. "a and all parties
holding receipts for lots present them
to Geo. L. Hafer and get deed for
the same. By order Of Trustees
r. J. OSBORN,
H. w. CURTIS, Trustees
GEO. Z. HAFER
All applications for lots must be pre-
scented to Geo. Z. Hafer, who has the
plats and cemetery in charge. b. s
Holbrook, assistant sexton.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
Billiards. Horehound Syrup for Wheep-
Ing Cough.

There is NO remedy in the world
which will give such prompt relief m
Whooping Cough as Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup 1t viii positively cure
it. II you viii try it your children
will not keep you awake all night
coughing. Billiards. Horehound Syrup
is the most cooling and soothing
remedy for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis and Asthma, in the
world. It is free from opium. 1t
builds up new tissue, strengthens the
Lungs, and is an Incompatible rem
I-edy, made of the best and purest
materials. If your Lungs are weak
and you have a tickling in your
Throat, you need it. Behle & Son
Agent.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE Cow.
boisk CRY, IDAHO, July 10, les0.

hkADou AafkRs DEMOCRATIC STATE Con-
boisE CRY, lDAm0, july 10, 1890.
AT a meeting OF the Executive Com.
mittee of the Democratic State Cen.
trail Committee Of Idaho, held at the
Capitol in Boise City on July 10, 1890,
In pursuance Of the power and author.
ity conferred on such Executive Com.
mittee by the Democratic Territorial
Central Committee, it was unanimous
~ ordered that the State Convention
OF the Democratic party OF Idaho be
held August 25th, 1890. at ! O'Clock
p. m. for the purpose OF nominating
candidate for the following officers,
TO wit:
One member Of Congress, for unex
pired 5lst Congress, and for the SD
Congress full term
One Governor.
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Secretary OF State.
One State Auditor.
One State Treasurer.
One Attorney General.
One Superintendent Of Public 10
struetion; and Three Judges Of tn,
Snpreme Court
The following apportioment Of del
egates 10 said Convention was there
upon ordered, to-Wit
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

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the parts affects q permanent .s,,.,, y srao
5Oc. Druggists or MALL treatlse , ny
pr. BosanSo, Piqus, Q. Sold BY hen''
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

Beaver. Cheyenne, Ogden,
Eali Lake City, Sacramento,
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llAd. and al Nebraska, Colorado. Utah
Eyon,Hg. Idaho, Montana, Oregon
Nevada, California and Pacific
Coast Points.
Baggage Checked Through from all
Poiasa In the East 30 Points Named
Fazily sleepCn Free on through Trains
~ further lnf1sraastan regarding ghc terri
NJ vtrefNea Faira al fare descriptive pam
sts. -. aFtaY a. esaFvaf aevnt % Uniga
Yassar " - eoanreslnE ry4as. - address
fsonas l. Kimball, J. S. Tcbbcis,
acy. grS NAsAdEn a.P.kT.A
onAnA, NEBRASKA.
!. y PARxEs p.FA., Salt Lake
9 Z CRozlEE, Agent, at Blackfoot
The morning call., 1890-12-07
THE NAVA-SUPAIS.
A Remarkable Indian Tribe Liv-
ing in Supai Canyon, N. Mex.

Ben Wittick, a well-known photographer
of Albuquerque, n. Mex, has been visiting
friends in Minneapolis, and to him the Jour
nal is indebted Tor most interesting and
accurate account OF the Nava-Supais of the
Supai Canyon. Some time ago, SAYS tie
MINI eapolis Journal, he went to New Mex
leo, settling in Albuquerque. Being a man
Of adventurous turn of mind, he took trip
up the canyon and located the tribe in the
narrow. valiey-lke Enclosure between the
mighty walls Of the Supai Canyon Supai is
a name which Mr.. Wattick gave the canyon
himself after having made trip to the re-
giOn.
On reaching the canyon he found the In
dams in the midst of a marvelously fertile
valley, diminutive as 1t Is, where all sorts of
grains and fruits grow in rank profusion,
where there are splendid climatic Influences
nearly the twelve-month through, and where
all that tends to build up physical powers is
at hand. lie made investigations, too. into
their language, their rites and ceremonies.
their legends, and into all the phases of
their present and past history possible, and
he is confirmed in the belief that they are in
no way allied to the Aztecs. He says, on
the contrary, that as far as can be ascer-
tanned they are allied to the Wallapai.
The tribe is a most singular one. Their
valley home has on either side great lodges
OF rocks running up in benches thousands
OF feet. In the valley are groves OF cotton
WOOD trees, and lnxnriant vegetation Is
The morning call., 1890-12-07

and then to enjoy the sad satisfaction of
looking across the fields and meadows with
Armand's eyes, as it were.
The table was set in the garden Of the old
inn, and BouiaDger fingered Sc long after
his dinner that the sun was we'll down in the
west and the hum Of the bees had almost
ceased when he rose to continue his walk in
the direction OF Bose Mesnil.
The evening promised to be one of un-
usual beauty aud serenity and the whim
came to him that he would like to Sc. the
farm building Of Bosc-Mesnil at the twilight
hour, when the sheep were folded. the oxen
resting from the labors of the day and the
cows were tinklng their bells over their
feed-troughs. This had been poor Ar
mand,s fayorite hour to walk forth with
Madeleine. Boulanger stood for a long
while gazing upon this calm and peaceful
scene and then turning aside from the high
way he followed path along towering
hedge, At once it began to take on ia
way 10 the pond bordered with flowers. y
strange joy took possession of his heart and
some mysterious psychic force merged his
identity iulo that of his dead friend.
"Oh, Armand, ;Armand," half sobbed o
woman's voice.
'Who calls me ?" he cried out yielding to
the fascination Of the spell which was upon
him, and speaking so like Armand that the
sameness of the voice startled him.
With a smothered outburst half fear, half
amazement, a slender figure, clad in deep
mourning. confronted him,
Andre BonlangerY came with ill-feigned
wonder from Madeleine. for she it was
1.-The same, madam" replied the Captain,
taking Madeline's ontstretched hand and
pressing it respectful to his lips.
"Armand's description of you," contin-
ued Madeleine, in voice of indescripable
pathos. 'were SO indelibly impressed upon
my memory that your face and figure seemed
to me like those of an old friend You will
pardon my outcry, but, to be frank with
you, you broke in upon my reverie rather
abruptly"
Boulanger was delighted with Made
leine's delicious repose aud certainty of
The morning call., 1890-12-07
Came Back for Revenge.

one day while proceeding up q canyon in
the Ration Mountains large silver-tip bear
and her cub leaped cut and made rush up
the sloping side of the valley. There were
three In our party, and every Winchester
began 10 talk very earnestly and exctedly.
The cub tumbled dead the first fire. l call
him cub. but the truth is he was more
than half as large as his mother, and
weighed $40 pounds. The old lady did not
show any injury, and the moment the young
one tliin eled she turned aud came back
square in the teeth of the rifles, and, Selling
her dead cub in her teeth rs cat does a
kitten, raised 1t fairly clear of the ground
and cantered up the liill-no easy matter, as
aside from the 240 pounds of limp and drag
glng weight, she had to force her anxious,
loving way through oak brush, which, in
many Instances, might have detained n
steer. She got fairly away, albeit we fred
several shots after the cub fell.
we had just reloaded the magazines of
our WInchesters, and were eommuning as to
taking the trail of the old bear which
showed wide and clear in broken bushes
and disturbed oak leaves and pine needles.
when looking up we beheld our game com.
ing back straight for US. She meant BUSH
ness, too. Her red and streaming tongue
lolled out oil her half-open mouth, and her
eyes partly closed in rage, would have
seemed quiZzical in expression were it not
for the ferocity which ieaped and flashed
IN their depths like sheet lightning behind
some cloud screen. She came straight to
us, and we settled her troubles at the first
fire. We found the cub up on the divide.
She had carried it at least sixty rods. with
two bullet holes in her shaggy hide, as we
found when We skinned her.-Kansas City
Star,
The morning call., 1890-12-07
TINY TWINS.
Three Months Old and Weighing Only
Twepty-four Ounces

Three Months Old and Weighing Only
Tw~nty-four Ounces.
About three months ago twins were born
at the Retreat for the Sick in this city. The
birth of the Lillpuiians was kept great Sc
cret until few days ago, when their exist
ence leaked ont, and now it is much talked
of. 1t seems the mother deserted the little
creatures three weeks after they were born,
and up to this time nothing has been heard
from her. The matron of the Retreat for
the Sick, Mrs. Morris. Baltimore lady, has
adopted them. She has named them Maud
and Mabel. These children weighed Mt the
time Of birth one and one and a half pounds
respectively.
They were kept alive for weeks by the
application of bottles Of hot water placed
under cotton batting. The strangest part of
this story is that Mabel has only grown half
pound in two months, and at this time
onIy weighs one pound ana half She is
unqnestioDably the smallest three-months-
old child in the world. Maud is stronger
than her sister, and has from the time of
birth been healthier. She weighs two
pounds. 1t has of coarse required the most
skillful treatment TO keep life in these little
ones. and Mrs. Morris has become thoroughly
attached to them. She believes they will
hve.-.Norfolk (Fa.) special to the Cincin-
natl EuQuirrr