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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-11
MONEY TO LOAN!

On Improved Farms.
AT Low Rates.
On Easy Terms Of Payment.
With or Without Commission.
Plenty Of Money.
No Delay.
Business Confidential.
Office over Stevens Co. Bank.
JOHNSON 4 BICKNELI.,
MoRRIs, MINI.
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There will be a meeting of the Oar.
men Alliance in the school house In
District No. 81 on Saturday Dec. 18th.
1890. ut o'clock =. NJ. Business of
Importance to be transacted; all per-
sons are invited TO attend.
BY ORDER Or TIE PRESIDENT.
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Pianos, Steam Engines, Toys with
out number, cheap at
5t3 II. L. HULBURD & Co.'S.
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Our friends should give De Wits
Cough and Consumption Cure a
trial. No disappointment follows
the use of his reliable medicine, and
1t merits the praise received from all
who use 1t. I'll. L. Hulburd. Il Co., so
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-11
II. WHITELEY, Editor.

THURSDAY, Dec, Ulta, 1890. No. 5.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-11

A. big stock of new Jewelry Silver
ware &c. at E. B. WOODWARD & Co.
hto
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. Harris is now in hfs office i'm
Morris from a. M. to 5 p. M. every
day except Sunday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
SULLIVAN.
NEWS.

Feb. 3, 30
The la grippe Is still in and about Sulli-
van.
AT Mr. George Smiths on last Thurs
day evening, there was quiet wedding
Mr.. VIM. Jacobs and Mrs. Sophrona
Swartz, were the happy couple. May Joy
attend them through lie is the wish Of
their many friends.
Mrs. Rosetta Mann died at her home at
ga. m. last Wednesday at the age of IA
years Q month and 8 days, thus closed a
long life Of Christian work and doing
good TO all with whom she met. For
many years she has been faithful work.
er not only in the disciple church." but
was President Of the Home Missionary,
W. CT. u.& W. c. W. NJ. Societies
since their organization in Sullivan. She
leaves many friends to morn her loss, but
has passed to her great reward. NAT.
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HALE COLUMBUS.
Feb. 8, 80.

wv w.
No cold weather yet.
Plenty Of mud. but scarcity Of news.
The schools have nearly recovered their
equilibrium,
]. W. Sigesby has returned from Wis
consin. Thermometer 90 degrees below
zero, too cold for him.
Much sickness still in town, Mrs. o. p.
Roberts is very low with consumption,
Fred Gott is seriously III from relapse Of
the grip, Mrs. s. L. Gray has been III
nearly four weeks and also Charles VIII
cox has had severe time with the ON
nipresent grip.
DR.. Painter went TO Medina county
Saturday to attend the funeral OF a near
relative. His pulpit was very acceptably
filled both morning and evening by Mr..
Wagner, a student of Berea. Mr.. Wag.
ner's sermons were plsin and practical, his
language choice and refined and the
thoughts OF the discourse could be easily
followed from first to the last
Yours DRYLY.
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SPENCER.
Peb. 8, 90

N"' -, W
A great deal OF sickness just now.
Farmers are trying To haul their grain ia
town with four horses
Rev. and Mrs. SNYDER, who have been
assisting the M. E. pastor Of 0rville
through protracted meetings, returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Hahn has sold his house and
lot south Of town to Mr.. John Gisr.
Rev. Griffin and family, from Cleveland,
will occupy part OF w. Glars house, and
he will Oil the pulpit Of the r. b. church
every week instead of every two weeks.
Our ticket agent. ]. Nester, has returned
from his matrimonial trip and Is occupy
Ing Mrs. NJ. Cavin's house.
AT a meeting Of the Board Of Educa-
ton Mr. II. Q. Moore was chosen truant
officer No more loafng on the streets is
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KIPTON.
Yours DRYLY.
Feb. 8. 90.

reD D, w.
The grip has been calling on almost
everybody in this vicinity during the last
two weeks.
Mr., 0lin Rose who has been sick for
the last four weeks, Is improving slowly
Miss Mary Austin has been quite sick
with Inflammation Of the lungs.
The +. W. Baptist quarterly meeting
was held at the Union church last Satur-
day and Sunday, Rev. VIM. Clark. Of
Cleveland, conducted the services Sunday
morning and evening.
The Kipton G. A. r. boys gave camp
fire at the town hall, last Thursday even
ing. The exercises consisted OF declama-
tions and music followed by very appro-
PIRATE address to the comrades and friends
by Rev. VIM. Clark, after which all were
invited down to the G, A. r. rooms and
partook Of a very bountiful supper pre-
pared by the ladies. C.L.
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TIE lEVs
a. Gathered hv Our sslsisl callllsani,lh,
All About the Happenings and Special
Events in their Immediate Vicinity.
LITCHFIELD.

feO.o, W.
Did the ground-hog see his shadow
Some prophesy an early spring. When
Is the winter comingl
There was no services In the Congre
gational or Baptist churches owing to th,
indisposition of Revs. Barton and Hall
Union prayer meeting was held in tn,
young peoples room in the evening
meeting was well attended.
Mr.. and MIS- VIM. Life are visiting al
her mothers, Mrs Werts.
Mr.. II. A. Mcqueen returned from his
trip In Pennsylvania.
The rife men of the town gathered
for practice one day last week. P. O.
Shank was the best shot at 8 inch ring
at 90 rods, N. Hurlabus at 80 rods of
hand A. Stranahan and p. o. Shank
have ordered themselves new rifles and
expect TO be the winners next time.
During our last cold snap Ed Mobiles
Oldest girl while sliding upon the ice at
school fell and hurt her knee so that she
could not walk and had to be carried
home
The prizes at Hall & Stranahan's store
were drawn Saturday. The large rock
er going to Hen Farrahan, tete.a-teie 10
A. Hurd, large chair ]. o. Yeakley, small
chairs Mrs. Il. E. Norton and Miss
Georgiana Starr, before the drawing
commenced our martial band discourred
some martial music.
The sick at the present writing are
Mrs. e. il. Richards, MISS Rosa Richards
U. p. Prince, Mr.. and Mrs. Eb Done, A.
Pelton, Cbas. Turner, Mary Turner, By
Garfield Sr. and A. M. Garfield. most
are attacked with the popular disease, grip
Mrs. N. A. Noble was called to her
sisters by sickness
Mrs. Rob Blantern fell from chair
upon which she was standing, severely
jarring her.
Mrs. Lavander Done was called to take
care Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Done who are
both sick.
sherm Comstock has engaged his ser
vices to a Wholesale grocery nrm in
Cleveland )f
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Mr.. Sam Shaw and family, of Frederick
Mich'' are in town. They intend making
Ohio their home again.
Quite a number are having the grip.
Mr.. W.. ]. Knapp is slowly failing.
Mrs. Chas. Land is recovering from
her accident
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Cragin, OF Grafton, formerly of Penfield
died SATURDAY. last.
On Saturday quite number of our
townsmen went to Mr.. Rob't Parks place
and cut five or more cords of wood for
him, He is able to set up some OF the
time at present
There is quite demand for hired help
at present. AR
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KoCHEsTEK.

Feb. 3, 80.
Weather affects roads; roads affec
business; business affects good nature
good nature affects all mankind: ergo.
good weather, good roads, good business
good nature and happy mankind-bao
weather, conditions reversed. Undel
present weather we are experiencing n
reversed conditions
The reason the ground-hog did not see
his shadow on the Cd was because Ed
Scoville was out hunting that day. ap6
when the old hog popped his nose out Of
his hole Ed filed IL with shot and scarce
him out OF the notioa OF seeing his shad-
ow. The boys withls have il in fo
Ed.
Talk OF the formation OF non-partisar
W. @. T. U. by number of ladies' who
are In favor Of practical temperance re-
form, to be auxiliary to the State non-par
tisan W. G. T. U. recently organized at
Cleveland.
DR.. T. g., Field has his hands full IN
these days Of la grippe, ind is continually
on the 60 BE has thus far lost none OF
his patients. Z
Mr.. Conant Stocking is member Of the
Lorain county petit jury. Consnt had
rather dig potatoes or thresh wheat
P, l.. Kessler bought The roaster and ali
Che cofiss Of The Nelson Robinson store.
The Peoples store patrons will get the
benefit Of that roaster.
HALE COLUMBUS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
ONE-PRICE SLAUGHTER.

sickness In our own family so know no
particulars. whatever about her sickness
and death.
There was no services in the Baptist
church Sunday evenig the pastor not be-
ing well.
Mr.. Carver commenced his second
term Of writing school on last Monday
evening, the class will meet on Monday
and Thursday evenings.
The debates in the literary society Fri
day syening are growing in interest all
the time. The subject for discussion last
week was card playing and they had
lively times.
Mr.. Jacobs and Mrs. Swartz from Sui.
livan were married at the Baptist Par.
sonage last Thursday evening by Elder
Myers
Mrs Nora Hull came home from Pen
field last week, while visiting at her
fathers she and her baby were both
quite sick.
Wonder If our new landlord at the
hotel don't sometimes think, that things
that are mo harm in themselves" some
times become nuisance, by being carried
to excess
Mrs. Sarah Stedman went to the hos
pital In Cleveland last Tuesday for med
ical treatment, Mrs. Wells, her sister
went with her.
M. X. Smith spent the first part Of this
week at Centerton, Huron Co.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
allowed for school children during scho,

allowed for school children during schot
hours.
A warrant was sworn ou1one day las
week for the arrest of Mr.. Secrisr 4,
riding horseback on the sidewalk west q
town. He was brought before the J, }
and fine of five dollars and costs in
posed on him, amounting in all to owe,
eight dollars. 1t was rather dear rid
Tor such short distance. Mr.. Wind
was also brought before the J.P. for u
same offense.
Died, Jan. 25th, after long and sever.
illness OF that dread disease, consumptio,
Hattie Donard, aged 10. She leaves lare +.
circle OF friends to mourn her departure
Died, Jan. 2sth, Mrs. Stephen Inmn
OF la grippe, aged 70 years. She had bee
very feeble for the past four or five year,
GLADYS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
PENFIELD.

Miss Tressie starr who has been teach
ing at the center nnished her two months
term Saturday.
Frank Davidson, from Wellington,
moves onto the Davidson farm in the
spring. fs
Mr.. Erwin Pierce Is able to be around
again.
Last Sabbath during The absence Of the
pastor, the N. y. pulpit was filled by
the Rev. Arthur Jolly, OF Berea.
Rev, 0. Lawrence is spending a few
days in New London.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
Can, W. A. Abbett. who has long hee,

Capt. W. A. Albeit, who has long been
with Messrs. Percival q Hatton. Real
Estate and Insurance Brokers Des Moines,
Iowa, and Is one Of the best known and
most respected business men In that city,
says II can testify 10 the good qualities
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Hav-
ing used II In my family for the past
eight years, ! can safely say Il has no
equal for either colds or Group. Il seems
10 expel the mucus from the lungs, and
leave the system In as good condition as
before taking cold We have also used sew
ersl other kinds, but unhesitatinRlc say
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is the best
Of ALL Fifty cent bottles for sale by 4.
d. Felt, Druggist.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

Jan. ~, 10.
Alice N. Kenyon, born May II, 1857,
In Medina, o.; united with the Church
OF Christ 1875; married to d. A. Bailey
July IA, 1880, by Rev. ]. II. Carver, In
Medina village at her brother siutley's;
died Jan. 2S, 1890, in Huntington, Lorain
Co.. after four days of great suffering, Of
congestion Of the lungs. Services at their
residence, conducted by her pastor Rev.
Mr.. Moore Of Cleveland. Singing by the
sisters OF Der church In Wellington.
Her aged father, three brothers, three
sisters and other relatives from Medina
attended the funeral in Huntington and
the burial in Wellington.
Allow us through the ENTERPRISE to
thank those who were so kind 10 US
through our afiliction. d. A. and VIM. V.
and wife, and VIM. Bailey and wife.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

Ihave used Salvation Oil 10 our stables
and heartily recommend IT, II does
wonderful work with horses with cuts,
bruises, sprains, stains, sores, etc.
B. Craig, Manager Bradley's Keystone
Stables, Wilson st., Baltimore, Md.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
Feb. 4, 80.

Feb. 4, 10.
MIR. Alonzo Scoville who moved from
here to Lorain about two months ago is
very sick with typhoid malaria and his
mother Mrs. Lyman Scoyille has for the
past week been In attendance at his bed.
side administering to his wants.
Mrs. A. Mclean, has been quite sick
for the past few days.
Mr. George Pember is very sick.
Warm weather, heavy rains, and mud is
supreme these times. JAKE.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
HUNTINGDON,

g,l Feb, 8, 90.
There are so many sick In town II is
hard to find we'll ones enough to take care
Of them, In some cases everyone in the
family are fflicted at the same time,
Mrs. Esther Petherick died Saturday
night with the Ia grippe we have had
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

English SPAWN Linlment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses. Blood spawn. curbs
spiints, sweeney, ring-bone. stiles. sprains
all swollen throats, coughs, etc. Save $50
by use Of one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful blemish cure ever known
Sold BY u. W. Adams. Druggist, Yelling
ton, o. 4oty:4 s.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

Our local politicians are making active
arrangements for the next campaign.
They ordered box Of DIR Bulls Cough
Syrup, and feel confident and happy.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

Stands at the head. obeilin College writing
Dept, oberlin School Of '6tenography and
Type-writing, and oberiin Business College
all connected. Expenses low. Instruction thor.
ough and courses complete. Circulars free.
Address McKEE & HRNDRRsoN. oberiin, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
BRIGHTON.

Feb. 8, 80.
The sad news reached Our place Tues
day 2lst, Of the death II Walter II. Burr
at LeH''ville where he hal been located
about nine years. Arrangements we're i'm.
medlately made That the remains should
be brought to his old home for intermen,.
The remains were brought here by Mr.
Wm. Clune one of his mest intimate
friends, who tells us that Walter was uni
yersally beloved by all who know him as
was the case here at his old home, that
bis cssket just before removal was COM
pletely covered with tokens of love and
respect, Three large floral designs were
brought here. Mr.. Clune could not
express the high esteem In which the
deceased was held among his associates at
Leadville. lie was considered one Of the
mos. honest and upright, and all disputes
among them were left TO be decided by
walter Burr Walter was sick only
about one week and was aware that death
was near, but as in lie brave and fear.
less met 1t resignedly. His remains was
buried at his birthplace Tuesday Jan.
2Sth. His sisters were MIS-. F. S. Case.
OF Bellefontaine, Mrs. Mary Danforth and
Mrs. Almina B. Cowell of Springfield,
Mrs, ID. NJ. Hall and Mrs. M. Peet of
Brighton. ROVER.
Feb. 3, 90.
Mrs. Case of Bellefoptaine, Mrs Dan.
forth, Mr.. and Mrs. Crowell OF Spring
field sisters of Mr.. Burr are spending a
few days in town.
Miss Eva Hall has been visiting in
Oberlin.
Miss Snyder, of Michigan is guest of
her cousin Miss Eva Hall.
Mr.. Ed. Howe has returned TO town.
Mr. Watson Clark spent a few DAYS
with his sister Mrs Bennett, he left for
Georgia where he works with a brother.
in-law.
Mr., John Nester and bride Of Spencer,
spent day in town last week,
Rev. Mr. williamson is holding meet
ings at the Congregational church.
News.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

Cawtelle's Art Gallery.-Pictures In ev
y cry style and right up with the times.
Special attention paid to enlarglng 10 Crayon
Ink, or Water Colors and copying from old
pictures. Old negatives all preserved and Gu-
plicates can be hac at any time. Gallery over
Bowlby x Halls grocery.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
TONSoRIAL.
DENTISTS.

II >. HoLBROoK, Dentist. 0fios over
lis Husteds store, In Bank Building,
Wellington, Ohio. Nitrous oxide Gas admin
stored for the sxtraotioB ef tsstk
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
FOUR MORE BATTLES.
Sangninary Fighting Between th
 0uasamalans and salvadorans.

sangalnary Fighting Between the
 0uatamaians and salvadorans.
 LA LinERrAp, August 5.--Four more battles have been fought by the Salvador ans against the Gaaiemaian troops within the territory of Guatemala. Eighteen hun drcd soldiers under the Saivadoran Gen. Santiago Centreras made an attack on the artillery of Gen, Cayetano Sanchez with an equal number of Guatcmaian troops about thirty five miles from Mataquescu intla, in the department of Santa Rosa, about forty eight mics from the capital city of Guatemala, the night Of August l. Owing to the apparent inaction of the Sal vadoran army during the past few days Gen. Sanchez had been recalled to the capi tai Of Guatemala to arrange for fortifyins that city, and Col. Manuel Barrera was left in charge. Barrcra and his troops wore surprised by tho Salvadorans and retreat cd, with loss of nearly 400 men and nins pieces of artillery. including one heavily mounted is-pound krupp gun. Sslvadorau troops lost nearly 100 mea, but eiated with their victory they continued so pursue th. enemy toward Maiaquescuintla, where they have their stronghold.
 By daylight tho Ggatemalan troops had beea re-enforced by additional men from the capital under Gen. Gabriel Burbane. formerly Chief of President Barillas staR Gen. Contreras saw the Guatoma Ian rs endorsements coming along about four miles away, and hastily rallsing tht Salvadorans he rushed to make another al tack upon the disabled troops ot Barrera. The attack was successful and the Guate malans beat q basty retreat until they came up with Burbanos force. Two nor, pieces of artillery were captured by tho victorious Salvaaorans The Guatemalan troops now numbered close on a5oo men. and the Salvadorans, seeing them selves somewhat outnumbcred. made a strategic movement toward littie village called Santa Barbara, captured tho place without encountering any resistance, threw ur earthsvorkS, cntrenched themselves in tho town and dispatched couriers for re-en forceufcnts 10 the Salvador frontier. wher tclcgraphlc communication could be ob tained The result ia tue end Is two com plete victories for the Salvador troops, who arc now firmly established on Guate malan territory, within forty miss from tho capital of Guatemala.
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
 GUATEMALA PUBLISHERS.
Capt fheian still Thinks 5000 Me,
 Could Conquer the Couatry.


 Could Conquer the Coaatsy.
 KASsAs Cfry. Mo. August | Some days ago the Associated Press sent out dia patch from this city stating that Capt Thomas phclan was in correspondence with an agent of the governinvn, of Guate mala for thc purpose of raising men 10 gs to that country to aid in the war with Sas Salvador. The dispatch stated that tis Captain wanted ssp. eCo placed to his ercsiii in New York bank and he woula ralss a,rc0 men.
 With considerable difficulty sn interview was obtained with the Captain, aud while he prcfaced his remarks with tho state men that there was nothing 10 tell yet il tho matter he said there something on foot In the conversation hc stated that he wa. not as the head of the movement, but that Major of the Ninth Massachusetts was the leader. He said that the statement tha, he wanted tSo,oco placed in New York bank was wholly untrue, as that would not begin to pay the expenses oi seoaring that number of men, let alons eanipping them. Capt. Phelan Is cnihu siastic ia tho matter and says that with sstAN Nekl armed AMertcAua a mau could go to Guatemala and conquer the whole country and proclaim himself dictator. Il, thinks the Indians who do the fighting in that country would not be able to staud before tho Americans in . single battle, and that the struggle would Do almos, bioodlcss as far as the whites are con cerned. He refused to show upon what grounds he was proceeding, and said that his negotiations were with aA agent from Guatemala, and were not yet completed He said he would have no trouble in raising a,ooo men in week if his plans went through.
 The Captain and Major are both well known men having records for bravery in thrcc wars Capt. PheiAn has an almost world wide reputation as . swordsman, and his adventures ip New York some years ago when he was stabbed by Shor, gave him anatiouai reputation. He showed letters from people of ail ranks In life who were desirous of enlisting their fortunes in the Guatemalan project aud proposed te give dcfinitc information of the plans k the course of few days
The Forrest City times., 1890-08-09
EPlTOME OF THE WEEK
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Condensed Tciecraphic Rsports os the Current Events of the Past Week In America and the Countriss
 of the old World.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
 The international medical congress was brmally opened at Berlin
 Celman is still having trouble in forming now ministry in Argentine
 Negotiations regarding the Panama Canal are proceeding in Colombia.
 Emperor William arrived at Osborne snd was greeted by Queen Victoria. Ex Queen Natalie and Milan are having another conflict of iutrisuos and words. The London Radicals have issued maui festo
 News of discontent among tho natives .omes from samoa.
 Emperor Williams coming visit to the Czar has given riso to war talk.
 An cRort was made in Berlin to rescue sde Russian Socialist from the police Four hundred people died of cholera in one day at Mecca.
 Eurore ie mortified to discover tho cruel ties of Turkish prisons
 There will hc hcrira Of Russian Jews westward in September.
 Glyeb Usprensky, the Russian novelist, was sent into exile without trial Mir. Joseph Chamberinin made speech to his Birmingham constituents.
 The Dean of Derry says Protestant Irish men would resist home rule with armed force People are rerishing of hunger in the Soudan.
 The Armenian Patriarch at Constant noplc has resigned
 England will recognize slavery us legal status in Zanzibar. Italian soldiers are descrting by tho wholesale on the French frontier. Chilians scorn the idea ofextcndiug trade advantages to the United States.
 Russian prosecutions of the Jews arc being discussed in the British Parliament. Emin Pasha Is iil
 Baron Wissman is able to be out ngain. Montenegro is saucy, and 1t is believed she is backed up by Russia
 The Reptile fund.- will no longer be applied to secret purposes in Germany Chancellor Ven caprivi has explained the advantages of German possession of Hcligolnnd.
 Emperor William will visit Helisoland. Stanley is recovering rapidly from his late illness.
 Conservatives In Parliament are growing restless.
 England is trying to get rid of her per. petual pensioners.
 The Jews arr 10 be subjected 10 shame ful prosecutions in Russia
 European emigranfs 10 the Argentine Republic arc glad to got back
 Floods are doing great damage In China Disorders are reported from Samoan villages.
 Eighty deaths from cholera occur daily ct Mecca
 Cholera originates among tho filthy Mohommedar pilgrims to Mecca
 Arrhduchess Maria Nalerla and Arch duke Francis Salvador were married at Vienna