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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
A FEW LAUGHS.
"How soon do you start on your tslked-of

"How soon do you start on your talked-of
trip to Europe?''
~ had to give it up.''
"Why so?''
''Because nv wife went and ordered bonnet
for the voyage, and when the milliners Dill came
in, it took all my money. "-Lt0Ht.
DUDLEY puts on a powerful lot of style.
don't see how he can do 1t; he has YisIbls
means of support
,.Ho basn'tP what's the matter with that great
big cane he carries?''-Lfght.
"You seem to be in despondent mood"
said the tree-toad to the frog.
eyes >, replied the frog; 1.-THE scaly farmer filed
up my favOTlte puddle' anu law Deen meanly
dis-ponded. .''-Lt1ht.
O,uner of Fish Pond Ito man who is tres
,.s,,rg1-pon,t you see that sign, "No Fishing
Angler with an injured sir)-Yes, and dispute
itNwby, there's good fishing here-look ct this
string.-Hdrper's Weekly.
Applicant Ito country sditor)-Do YOU
want any help on your paper7
Editor-what experience have you hadP
Appitcant=HAve been q cowboy for three years
ana hnve assisted at suiBber Of hanEinEs.
Editor=Ail rights you may go ON as critic and
also take charge Of our poetic departments nsss
Shore
The German street musician,
Upon hs annual mission,
Now takes proud position
Might and morn.
TsHteHie ~ his nation,
TootseHie his voeAtlont
lie earns his daily ration
hT his horn,
-bfH0hamton RspsbHsan.
Husband-Let Us go TO the lecture To-
night,
Wifa-i have nothing Ia wear,
HusbAnd-fhen let us 80 10 the opera. -BosiOg
Courier.
People who laugh without cause would
steal without the Incentive Of want n u were sAfs.
-yhfi0autse SsHflHsk
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
A coNYKpKaArEg DAUGHTER
United te y UnlsH GENERAL whs 1. Alss y
Aiiiiisnaire.


lsFHdIAL TKLKgHAh 10 tina DIAp ATGHt
LExIEaToH, May 22-At the residence Of
tho brides mother In this city, Ut 4 O'Clock to-
night, Miss susan Christie Preston and General
william Franklin Draper, OF llopedale, Mass,
wore unlted ~ marriage by Iley. ". II. Ward.
of chrlspH Episcopal Church, Owing ~ the re-
eeht death of Hon. John Mason brown, tbs
BRIDES brothsr'in.law, ths wedding was quiet
nhaIr Fifty guests, mostly relatives Of tho
contracting pArtles were present Tho palatlal
residence had been thof0ngy rgfarnlshed for
tho nvsht Th6 large rooms wgfs decorated
Win wealth OF flowers, The brids wore an
exquisite dress ut white silk, Oh train, tho
bodice being trimmed with old point lace, Ths
tblle bridal veil was caught with 4 G0stly dia'
lnohd brooch, tho gift Qf the gFooin's brother,
nss,s sss wRrs ng ersnEs esso but around hsr
present from tbs gfO0in, hhs Ii tall aud lately
And her. regal beauty showed 10 advantage,
When the guests had finished their G0hgTstu.
lati0ns dinner was announced The bill 0f
fare consisted Of numerous COURSES OF the
Richest Vianda,
Alta late hour Mr.. and Mrs. Draper. with the
f0rmefE Massachusetts, friends, left tho city
for, their New EngIand home, Tha irst week
IN June the bfdn and groom viii sail for Ba'
Iope. ueneTal prapetla splendid specimen
OF welLpIeseryed manhood. He Is " years old
ThirtysatE Nsssacnnss@.s @ iafanrs ipss j" was Vas
twice wounded, and successfully promoted
ihs Rspnbeaa candidate % Tor Governor NOR Of '61 he
state and once candidate for Congress, Asa
manufacturer At iiopedale he has accumulated
aprincely fortune The lovely woman no mar
ried tonight is q daughter u the late COnfed-
crate General William Preston, exhibited
states Minister Ia SPAN, and ex-member OF
the Confederate Congress. She comes OF
long line OF distinguished ancestors, and Ii re-
lated by blood and marriage 20 many Of tho
most prominent people OF the Union.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
A WISE AGREEMENT.

The settlement OF the strike at the Ma
tional Tube Works in McKeesport is an un-
adulterated blessing, not only to the parties
concerned. but to all workingmen, trades
men ana employers OF labor IN this region.
It is a grievous pity that the strike took
place at all, involving, as it has done, loss
of nearly 100000 in wages, etc, to the
at bottom between the employers and the
employed. Still there is abundant cause to
rejoice that far moro injurious results have
hren averted by the wise conduct OF the
chief counselors on both ends. To-day the
great works will be musical again with the
labor Of nearly four thousand men. We
congratulate the men on their decision to
accept the fair proposals of the National
Tube Company, and we congratulate the
managers of the corporation upon their
manly, honest treatment of the men.
The tube works will not be closed down
now for an indefinite term, but the question
of the payment of certain increase in wages
asked by the men will not be neglected
either A committee of the men will inves-
tigate the wages paid at other establish
ments and report their discoveries. The
cost of this committees work will be de-
irayed, on a generous scale, by the National
Tube Company, which is swilling to be bound
by the facts established by their employees
Inquiry. That is to say, if the committee
finds that the scale Of wages at the National
Tube Works is below that in vogue in simi-
lar establishments, the necessary increase to
effect equality will be given. The reference
of other matters in dispute to arbitration is
another excellent feature in the agreement.
Altogether it is the best piece OF news the
labor world has given US for long while.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
Celebrated In Royal style.

The University Club celebrated its anniver-
sary last evening in royal style, with sumptu-
Gus banquet at the Hotel Kenmawr, which did
itself proud in the service of the epiourean
dishes. The toasts which followed the
banquet would have delighted Shakes.
peare, who remarked upon bfevity being the
soul of wit. Those who participated In the
jolifieation, and are members of the club, were
Smith, T.. 10. Kiernan, A. NJ. irwin, q. d.
Lewis, William II. Allen, s. U, Trent, r., W.
Mckee, A, q. Boegiek, &: 7, E, Ghilders,
Charles II. Head, John. d. Heron, q. w.
Seovel and Rev. Laursns MdLure.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
PASSENGER RATE WAR.
Cbicngo scnIpers Selling Tickets 10 New
York nc Low Rates.

CHICAGO, May 22-Chicago East bound lines
are on the verge Of an upheayal which promises
to dwarf the passenger rate war Of the Western
lines. The cause can be traced to the complete
failure Of the Eastern lines to stop commission
paying. These commissions have beon growing
to such proportions that scalpers have taken
advantage OF them to cut time rate to New
York. Several scalpers hava been making
slB and el6 rate to New York over route
made up by the Baltimore and Ohio, Nickel
Plate and the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western. This morning q reporter found
tickets on sale by notorious soalper at ell,
frst-olass, Chicago to New York. The route ls
over tho Niagara Falls Shore limo and West
Shore. The soalper was willing TO sell one
ticket or q hundred, and guaranteed them to
be good at any time. In other words they were
hfstclass unlimited tickets.
The other lines cannot stand such competl-
tion as this and several OF them arc eontem-
plating reduction 10 At least sl8 except on
their limited vestibuled trains. Trouble ~
certain TO follow the continuance of this rate.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
QUAINT AND ENJOYABLE.
A Peculiar Eutcrtninmeni Given In Wilkins
burg Last Might


Ono Of tho quaintest as well as most enIoya-
bic entertainments given In Williamsburg for u
long time was "Ye Deestriok skule" in tho
Presbyterian Church last evening. IL was
really o comedy with strong cast l.. Ludden
was the principal, Prof. De,nthern HUdeami
o. NJ Tucker wns one assistant, Squire Peie0
Kicker, and J. Balph the other, Ichabod Crane.
A school of the old-fnshioned kind was con-
Quoted. Some 20 scholars with such Mayhower
names as obejoyful, Obadiah. HepzIbah. De-
borah. Huldah and Priscilla were examined In
all sorts OF studies, from A, H. q, TO poetical
composition, ana an amusing thing 10 was
Among the more notable features were tho
solo by II. A. Balph, the singing Of Estates and
Capitals" by the whole class; "Twinkle Twin
kle, Little Star" by Mrs. l.. Ludden; dec
lamation by Benz. Carskaddan. and q poetical
address by II. Carpenter A very large audi
ence was present, the church being so crowded
that many were compelled to stand. Nearly
every number on the programme was encored,
and 1t was nearly Il o'clock before the enter
tainment was over In consequence of its OK
traordinary success it will probably be repeated
within the next few weeks.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
RELICS OF CLUSTERS MASSACRE.
Unburied Bodies OF Bravo Men Found Upon
the Once Bloody Field.

From the Oregonlan,l
While setting hcadstones over the graves OF
Clusters men who fell In the massacre of June
25. 1876 Captain Sweets men found three un.
buried bodies, one of which still had on trousers
of the United States uniform, showing that he
was O private of the Seventh United States
cavalry. The skulls OF two other men had been
broken in about the ears with stone mallet.
Tho boot of Otto Reeds boy ~ years old, and
a nephew of Custer who was killed with him,
was found in the ravine. Some buttons marked
m. D." (medical Department. were found. and
a body lay near them. They are. no doubt, De
VOLTS remains. An officers brass spur of
peculiar construction and other relics were
picked up. Thorough search of the Custer
battle field will be made as it is believed there
are still other bodies unburied. The finding of
three bodies to-day makes seven in all that
have been discovered, four having been found
last fall and buried by General Brasbin's son
and a scout named James c. Campbell of Fort
Custer, who we're searching the Custer field for
relics.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
HoNoRs FOR FAIR GRADUATES.
Three Young Ladies' Reap tho Rewards Of
Their Patient Lnbors.

Their Patient Lnbor..
The Board OF Trustees Of Curry University
held its annual meeting at the offices Of the in.
stitution yesterday afternoon at o'clock, with
a large representation present The report of
President Williams showed that the annual
enrolment of the present scholastic year was
1896, an increase over the previous year of 779
There will be 127 graduates in the different de-
partments. The first honors in the classical
course were awarded to Miss Lillian Lytle OF
Verona The second honors were divided be-
tween Miss Hettle Schultz, OF New Brighton,
and Miss Emma Dowerman, of this city. The
commencement exercises are to be held at the
Biiou Theater Thursday evening. June 10.
Messrs. A. P. Burchfield, II. Lee Mason, H.
II, Byram, James B. Laux and Dr. r. s. Sutton,
whose terms as trustees had expired, were re-
elected for term of five years. Colonel John
w, Eehols and Mr.. Henry j. Heinz were elected
new members, filling vacancies. The various
reports showed the university to be in a
fourishing condition.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
The hIrjer's Beon,.

From the seottdale HefAld'1
The persons booming Major Mentooth for tho
dovsrhefship, are some OF the leading men of
Allegheny county. There 10 no doubt but that
the delegates 10 the Republican state Goayen.
tep from that county will 20 instrpated 20
vote for him. Everything depends on the con.
yentieH putting y man In tile field that will
unite the party General Hastings or Major
Montoothslan do this.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS.

fnl 0f WAtaF u said w provide The quickest feA'
tgFatlon OF tone 20 exhausted nerves and mus.
olea, bsHlVes making the hosh hTm and smooth.
"A Russian ukaSe has Just been Issued
permitting thu employment of women on rail-
roads ON the TfanssUanplan llhB thaTs are 10
nial0 station masters, tfafio managers, signal
women aud point women,
II. II, Dustin, OF Tunbrldgs, w., has o
book that - nsarly 2DO years old, II having bssn
prnted In lIostgn "at the corner OF tho Prison
Lane IN 1921, 10 II "The Llfg of tho llgn0wnad
John Elliot" by Cotton MatheE
"A needle ~ inches long was recently
removed from tho side Of Mrs Counselor Cole,
q ErsgsrleAgsstnrg, g st w Mrs, Cole says that
never felt any ibeohyshsnes from u.
The great wladow for the hall OF Mr..
Jsffafsons house NJ DuszaFd's lay ID now 20
bs sean In boston, 10 shows u Southern swanD
scene, drawn by Mr., Jefferson himself ana ~,
aeRtsd In mosaic. The window measures lOET
feet
Colonel Blekiord, Of Harper county,
Kan, sold . hog the other day 40 WiahlIS
which weighed s2D pounds and brought ss2 ~
slG 10
"A spanish soIn was Feeently found on
burlington, ". j., farm, bearing the date Of
1871, IL II IN excellent condition, the latleTs
and figures being a. distinct, no says, ~ when
tho coin was irst issued. IL n about the size Of
our 2eent piece,
An advertisement recently appeared In
the Chicago Tribune which Feadi "Peraonal-
will donate s2b TO charity, to DO named by tho
Tribune "! u cannot name the place where you
Madison street. l4I, Tribune"
"A large limb Of q tree, a genuine eurios-
ity, taken from the old Chiekamauga battle
Held has been received by DR., ]. q, Reynolds
Of OIL City, from his brother, OF Chattanooga.
The limb Is imbedded with grape canister and
leaden balls, and is rare and valuable relic.
Two workmen in the Michigan gold
mine at Ishpemlng quit work without any Just
cause. When the authorities searched their
trunks over 5000 worth of gold was found
therein. 1t Is suspected now that many others
OF the men have been doing similar busi-
ness.
"A peculiar sight was witnessed in An
sonia, Conn. 1t was what might be styled .
shower of ants, and lasted nearly two hours.
The air was completely ilea with the insects,
and they evidently had mid-air combats, for
the street was full of dead and injured. and the
wings of other unfOrtunates.
of the eight women who agreed to ap-
pear on horseback riding astride at LOndon's
next coaching meet, four have backed out. The
other four intend to stick, and will appear in
costumes Of "biue redingote, with skirts fall
ing to the knees, tight buckskin breeches, long
patent leather boots and silk hat"
According to the results of an inquiry
instituted by the French Government, there
are at present in France 100000 households
which there was one; $500 0OO two children;
100000, three; about 1,O0OOOO, four; $50, ,OOO
five; $4,000. SIX, and 100000, seven or more.
"A "Wild East" has been brought to
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23

IT seems 10 take n good deal Of blood,
after all to cement the foundations OF the al,
legged Republic In Irasil, Every now and then
wa hear Of an outbreak like that reported yes
teFdAv, No many score of soldiers killed, and N
on. The dominance Of the military party IL
evidently not ~ an end yet.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
THEY WILL CELEBRATE.
Patriotic Bruddock Arrnnging n Big Pro.
Rrnmme for Decoration Day.

grnmnle for Decoration Day.
BRADDocK, May 22-Memorial Day in his
toric Braddock will no doubt be a memorable
one. Judging from the preparations that are
being made to observe it, Flags and banners
will be flung to the wind from the ranks of
several thousand marohers who are expected
to participate in the ceremonies. The Burgess
will be asked to issue proclamation requesting
all persons to decorate their business places
and residences. and indications point to grand
AHaif. Tie soldiers monument In the Brad
7, n. Boyle, pastor OF tile NJ. II. Church, and y.
Y. Trent, ESD. OF PlttsbHrE, will deliver ora
tons hitting 10 the occasion, There are u secret
ORGANIZATIONS here and all Of these have been
invited 70 participate, Besides this, large dele
cations are expected from other places.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
woMENs TEMPERANCE WORK.

An Interesting Programme Arranged for the
w. C. T. u. Convention.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.l
WOOSTER, May 2-The Sixth district of the
w. G. T. U. will meet with the Wayne County
Convention at this place in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow. There will be reports of
work, election of officers and other business at
the morning session. Papers relating to the
work, followed by discussion of them. will be
given at the afternoon session, and speeches by
several clergymen.
The Rev. DIR. shaw, lecturer for the Ma
tional Womah's Suffrage Association, will de.
liver her address, "The Fate of Republics" in
the evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23

WHILE We have been grumbling ut the
excessive Faiufai the wheat'growing lands OF
Minnesota, the pakotaa, Iowa, Montana and
other Western states, have been suffering from
drought, The wheat crop has been seriously
threatened by the continued dry weather, hut
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23

COMPULSORY arbitration, against which
Chilli as a member of the Pan-American Con-
gress has filed her protest. has an odd sound
for pacific measure. The United States can
hardly afford to subscribe to treaty which in
wolves this Republic in such grave RESPONSE
hilitiar
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
FUN AT PROGRESSIVE EUoHRE.
An ErIoynbIe Card Party Given By Mr.. apd
Mrs. LAUDER.

Tho luxurious apartments of Mr.. and Mrs.
David LAUDER, on Penn avenue, were filed with
q gay company, last evening, who assembled 10
to try their skill In progressive euohre. and
win. II possible the exquisite prizes tboy knew
to be In store for them either by being SUCCESS
fui or non.suGeessful, ~ tho "boOby' prizes,
M II to compensate tho less skillful players
for their disappointment, were equal In beauty
and value TO those awarded tho experts,
-Four tables were kept In n state OF oommo-
tOn and excitement until ~ O'clock when tho
prizes were awarded, and daintily served
lunch, consisting OF the most delicate cakos
from the WOman's Exchange, with delicious
cream, invited tho so0iahility the game had
forbidden and extended tho fostivty for some
time.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23

VIZ deem II our duty, both 10 Senator
1ioar and the country a. large. 90 call attention
to'R Joke made by tho venerable and solemn
Holon Of Massachusetts, and printed In another
column. Tho joke ia good one and, startling
though tile statement may appeal, IL IA probRs
blT new. Senator Hoaf should pefsevsro IN
the paths OF jeeosity.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
all danger IL now happily past for warm steady
rains have fallen all over that fegien.

No ireland II not 10 be paclhed, healed
and introduced 10 tho millennium after ali, In
other words the Prince OF Wales will not visit
Dublin and other parts Of ireland under the
auspices OF Guinness Stout, 10 wo we're told he
wauld
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
Lond With a New Name.

From the Lancaster Morning Nsws.1
Since the recent celebrated decision OF tho
United States Supreme Court o0nvvlal tip
pier out ia Kansas or way down In Maine
doesn't got "a load on" any more. lie simply
carries an "origInal package"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23

IT ID now stated that Senator John j.
Maefaflahe, President Of the wrecked Amer.
lean Life Insurance Company. has disappeared
This would not be such bad news II millions OF
dollars had not disappeared irst
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
DEATHS OF A DAY.
.InliM a. Cnnit.

CHICAGO, May 77.-John y. Cook, an old-time
railroad man, ht one time General Freight and
Ticket Agent of the T. 4. and j, road, and after
ward with the Rock Island and genefhl Agent
at Kansas City, died At Jacksonville ILL.,, yesters
dAy, -
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23

tF the Ninth street bridge IL In any dan
ger. be IL ever 30 remote. 10 should be closed ~
once, Those having charge Of the recon.
stfuetien ~ the bridge eanBet be TOO careful ~
regards the safety of the public The high
water has rendered extra caution necessary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
PIronINa INTO PATTI.

Gvelli, the tenor, Ia not, as other opera
singers are, jealous Of bis brother and sister
artists. and enyious Of the applause gsper-
Gus public gives 70 them. II IL from far
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
Something Of RrnI In,ere.,.

From tho Cincinnati Enquirer.l
Suppose Ingalls, did steal few OF MassIllon's
ideas. What then? The people OF this country
want to know who arc stealing tho $3.50 100000
that they are taxed for each year.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23

FoR the first time In many weeks um-
brellas we're drug on tho market yesterday,
There was q sharp rise In Thermometers all day
and toward evening boom In loo cream set
2u
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23

From the Washington RepeFtar.I
The dreensburg Record thinks Captain
Wishart has no business In WesimaFaiand and
should DO bounced. Lot The firing commence,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
aev. tbsuuasy tfsx.atss

HtbbsBAbH eMf6H,, May 29=Hev. ehauHeey
Reynolds, of this city, died this morning ~ the
age OF 40 years, lie, was ono OF the founders Of
Michigan Central College, and had been trustee
Of the college fef W years,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
A alxnarIna namhina

The giycerIne manufacturers Of the oil eoun.
try held Q meeting at bradford and formed a
combine, All but one company 10 reported 70
have Joined the combine.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
Rar lha Nnw.ha.., nnms.

The young people Of Grace Reformed Church
gave an entertainment last night for the henefit
OF the Newsboys' Home. Quite . sum was
realized,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23

THE McKeesport postoffice muddle Is still
puzzlins some people. It is not the first time
that men have found 1t hard to call their soles
their own
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
A Marvel of Beauty.
In the Kings summer residence and Garde

In the Kings summer residence and gardens.
Mon Repos, natural beauties have been
carefully preserved, and to the rustic retire.
ment of shady walks skirting the beautiful sea
or mounting the hills commend ME for peace
and quiet. Here the hoary olive trees, with
their gnarled and perforated trunks glistening
in the bright sunlight, remain as they were
planted, some 300, some 400 years ago. Or, for
a marvel of landscape gardening, where art has
put forth its best efforts to Guido nature lead
me to the villa of the Austrian Empress on the
hills of Gasturi. Again, as fancy beckons, we
may mount the way to Canone, the ''one-gun
battery" and survey the Island of Ulysses, his
ship turned into stone as monument to
future ages. But on any or all of these walks
or drives to Santa Deka, Pelleka, Paleocas-
trizze, or Salvador the chief charm of COrti0te
scenery lies in its fora. OF wild flowers
counted over 100 varieties, which, in endless
profusion, decked hills and valleys, and gave
to every view many-colored beauty. Exotics
fiourished abundantly in the genial climate,
but the woodland flowers, everybody property,
are Joy forever, and to rich and poor alike.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23
nr, hIarilH I.uduin.

CHICAGO, May e.. Df. Moritg Ludwig, tor
many years telegraph editor OF the htaate EeftHnG,
dropped dead In q street car this morning while
going W his home,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-23

THERE are some chapters yet untold in
the history of Miss Douglass murder at Nc
Keesport They promise to be sensational.