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The Delta independent., 1890-08-05
0iphtheria in Labrador.

A violent outbreak OF diphtheria
has appeared 1t Red Bay, fishing sta
tiou oa the Labrador coast Fishing boats
that brought the information left the set
tcment several days ago and the disease
had become epidemic. The population
numbers three hundred and half Of them
arc down with the sickness In . more or
less violent form. Many deaths have o.
CURED, ahd the people who had 80 far es-
capped were attending to the cases Of the
stricEea or 70 the burial Of the dead.
In the coalition Of thinss, the disease
was spesadine with the rapidity of \
plague. The little village 10 In shocking
state In regard to sanitary arrangements.
The snsl Of rotton nsh In warm weather,
OF which there hss been . long spell, was
ovsrpowsring. The only scaveugers are
the - gulls, and there is no doctor along
the entire coast The poor, ignorant poo
pie have no disinfcctants or medicine. and
arc ignorant OF tho cause OF the trouble,
They have ides Of the absolute necessity
Of isolation, though tho epidemic must
have now outreached the stage beyond the
cfacacy Of that mode Of prevention. Tho
only hope 10 that British war shin will
60 70 the rescue with disiufcctauts and
medicines.
The Delta independent., 1890-08-05
Young Train Robbers.

A special from Valentine. Nebraska,
says: A passenger on the Black Hills sx-
press on tho Elkhprn road, which left
Omaha yesterday morning, encountered .
brace Of real. live train robbers at 8 80
O'Clock last evening ss Arabia That IL
the name Of station two stops east Of
valcntne.
The two men boarded the train At Arsbia
and went Into the two day coaches and b.
gan 70 hold up The passengers. Ono Of the
robbers went through the day passenger
cars, with . revolver In each hand, calling
out: Gents, get out yer valley ablss, my
psrdner'u put 'em In his sack"
Behind him camo his partner" I" holding
. bag. Aftsr the collection had been com
pleted they shot II the rear brakeman and
missed him. The sheriff OF Cherry County
has gone after the train robbers with .
posse Of men. The robbers rode only .
mile on the train and jumped on - Il was
moving.
just how much tho robbers secured 4
mot known, but the amount IL thought "a
BE- small. Both wcre young men, but they
went at tho job very coolly.
The Delta independent., 1890-08-05
The whs., Crop in the Northwest.

The Wheat Crop in the Northwest.
MISNEAPoLrs, July 3l.-The best
authorities estimate the wheat crop of the
present season in Dakota and Minnesota
at lO0, ,o0o. 900 bushels. Colonel G. d.
Roger made . guess year ago, and al
though he started out 1000 above all
other CROP prophets, bull or bear, he came
out Of the wheat campaign with colors
dyinG, for he hit Just . little under the
mark. President GreenleAf Of the cham
ber Of commerce, is . pretty good pro
phet, and hs agrees with Colonel Rogers
- 70 the total production. He places
Minnesota at 10000, ,0o0 bushels and the
Dakotas at %, ,o0o, 900.
All the prophets argue that tho wheat
crop viii b one of the largest ever har
vested and that there 10 nothing in the
weashsr condition that should cause alarm
OF give rise TO the pcssimistic Feports The
hot weather has not done serious damage
taking the country - . whole, aad harvest
b now 10 progress. The general feeling IL
that the three States will turn out from
the farmsrs' hands loO, 600 600 bushels of
wheat and that no one need be discouraged
at such IN outcome, - It means the dis
trtbution Of . large amount OF money.
The value Of this crop 70 the Northwest 10
estimated st 90, ,ooo, 900 at the lowest
Reports from all over the three States
agree with this general prophecy ~ 70 70
sults- The local grain elevator men arc
entirely sstisned with the outlook. They
arc OF the opinion that the hot weather
has not done great damage during the last
few days. It rained yesterday along the
Northern Pacific road, though very warm
In this sectiou Of Minnesota They con.
slider ioo, ,ooo. 900 bushels big crop for the
three States.
The Delta independent., 1890-08-05
Sell Your Silver.

Secretary Window has issued the
following circular calling for offers Of sil-
yer bullIoa:
"WAsHIxe1oN, Aug. lon and after
the 18th fnst Offers for the sale of silver
bullion, IN lots Of not less than ten thou
sand 10000 ounces, and its delivery free
Of expense TO the government at any
specihed coinage mint Of tho United States,
will Be received either by telegraph or let
ter for confederation st II o'clock noon on
Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays Of
each wssk, except when these days fall on
legal holidays. All bids will be addressed
to tina Director Of the Mint Treasury De-
partment, Washington and win state the
quantity offered in 6ne ounces, the price
per dne ounce and the mint at which the
bullion Il to be delivered.
Bidders will be notified by telegraph Of
tho acceptance or rejection Of their offers.
The right to reject any and all bids Is re-
served, aud also to accept any portion of
an amount offered instead Of the whole.
'The delivery Of purchase must be COM
pleted within ten days sfter the accept
ance Of the offer. Payment will be made
by draft On an assistant treasurer Of the
United States, payable In treasury notes.
"When bars bear the stamp Of well
known re6neriss such approximate value
will b. paid, pending melting and assay.
- may be regarded safe and proper. When
the bullion purchased is of such charac-
tar - 70 require parting or refining the
usual mint charges for these operations
will pe paid sy the seller. No bars weigh
Ing over twelve hundred Q,2oo) ounces
will be received. No silver coin except
uucurrent or mutilated coins Of the United
States viii b received on account Of pur-
chasss.
"WILLIAM WISDox. Secretary"
The Delta independent., 1890-08-05
Illinois and the World's Fair.

SPRlNovlELD, ILL.,. July 8l.-The
proposed ooastitutional amendment pro
viding for ths issus Of 4, ,Uoo, 900 II bonds
BY tAs city Of CAicaso 70 aid ne Worlds
Tair hes bsea adopted by both houses q
Ne legislaturs. Tue obnoxious words,
~ ~ ell" h " provisioa that w. boeds
shouA b patd by ~ city ef CAieags. eAd
not ~ the 6tAts d large, wexs ssrietsa
eaA 3hie nAkes ~ es1saltatlsaal
ansaans1t esears, = ~ te(st rsss,utisa
- heslgne4 ~ ~ 0evsEaes h NM ~
~ NnltelaIso teSses AngsesA
The Delta independent., 1890-08-05
ATTEMPTED TRAIN ROBBERY.
Through the Bravery Of an Engineer
Santa Fe Train 10 Saved.

Through the Bravery Of an Engineer
Santa Fs Train 10 Saved.
A murderous attempt at train rob
berry was committed ON the Santa Fs rail-
way, thres miles south Of Trinidad,
shortly after 10 o'clock Wednesday night.
There were four Of the robbers, and they
exhibited more wsnton, murderous Inn
pulses than Il usual with the present day
train robbers.
The train was due In Trinidad ct 1o:45
p M, and WAS bowling along on time un-
til point three miles from Trinidad was
reached. In the vicinity Of Chicken Creek
Just after passing Starkville, the country
through which the road passes IL hiliy.
alrnost mountainous. Hero Il was thas
the attempted robbery occurred On
rounding curve, the engineer observed .
man on the track waving . red lantern-s
signal Of danger. The speed Of the train
was slackened until the man on the track
was approached. 1t was then that the
track commanded the engineer and hre-
man 70 hold up their hands, and no sooner
was the command given than his three
companions in crime stepped out Of ths
bushes, revolvers in hand.
The trainmen did not obey. Engineer
Reilly reached for his lover and pulled Is
back. As he did 90 volley Of four shots
were fred, one Of the bullets striking the
engineers hand which grasped tho lever.
A second time the murderous robbers
fred. This time the engineer received .
bullet in the wrist and the fireman was
hit In the head.
Both men remained bravely at their
posts and In moment moro they were b.
yond the reach Of the murderous bulleta.
The robbers continued TO nre at the
coaches until the train was out OF sight
Engineer Reilly run the train into Trim
dad and reported the occurrence. A num-
Der Of ofdcials and . posse were soon on
the road with bloodhounds in pursuit Of
the robbcrs, who are supposed to have
taken dight toward the Ration mountains.
Everybody IL sounding the praises Of
Engineer Reilly and Fireman Hall.
The Delta independent., 1890-08-05
A Whisky e.rrsl E.plodes.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 39.-~The ex-
plosion Of barrel OF whisky at the corne
Of Grape and Adams streets startled the
neixhborhood at Sp. m. and resulted ia
the Injury Of three persons. Window in
the vicinity were broken BY the ooncus.
sior and by flying splintnrs.
Jsmss FAyls keeps . Wholesale liquor
store on the corner, and lcft cask partly
nllcd with whisky on the sidewalk In the
sun for several hours. Tho day was very
warm and Il 10 supposed that the heat
caused sas TO generate In the barrel Mr..
Fayle was standing near the oask and was
struck over the left eye BY pisos Of stavo.
Another piecc struck his askle and sprain.
I'd Il end third frssaased his wrist. A
nurse and IN infant In . baby carriage
were piled up In hcap and suffered some
slight injuries. FAyle's family live over
the store and one child was cut BY broken
window glass. The explosion caused great
excitement and for time Il was believed
the saloon had bsen wrecked BY dynamite.
Pieces Of the barrel wsre picked up half q
block away and hardly sien Of the liquor
could bc secn abous where the cask stood
The Delta independent., 1890-08-05
Fire at Seneca Falls.

Seneca Falls. New York. suffered
from nrs last Wednesday. Tho splendid
Phoenix block, involving tl,s electric light
plant tho electric railway plant, the post-
ofios, the Revall printing establishment
the Courier, Sandcrson's furniture ware
rooms Western Union Telegraph once
and the express onice sucoumbed 70 he
flames, and In four hours the stores sast
Of Il 70 the Sheldou block were burned.
The Aamss few scross the street 70 the
Hoag opera house, and that was consumed
with all the buildings on F'slls Street on
that side east 70 the Sheldon block, while
on the north eide the Cooperative block
wss the limit.
An area Of nearly three sores was
burned over, and many Of the best busi-
ness buildings In tho village were wiped
out
Carsful estimates BY insurance men and
others placs the los ~ between eooo, 900
and e1oo, 900. with insurance amounting 70
only ei0o, ZOO. The heaviest Individual
lees b that a ths Thomsea- Houston Eloo-
trio Company, being sloo,ooo, with bat
90, 900 INSURANCE.
The Delta independent., 1890-08-05
Hail Storm In Dakota.

A dispatch from Casselton, North
Dakota. says, Tue moat disaatroua hail
storm Of the season swspt over tho south
era para OF this county early this morning.
Thses = . strip Of oouutry about four
nilss wide aad from tsa 70 twenty niles
loa9 On which the crops are Almost entire
y destroyed. Hail stones - large - hens
eRgs wego picked up q O'Clock this
morning. Al The crops In this section
viii b . tstaa loss, but u Il impossible II
sAe pteeeaA t1me 10 estimsse. the damaRt
Ao1urA1oSy. Bat teW Of The farnoFo a
va esee1N sossy eay lnssruncs % ohoia
The Delta independent., 1890-08-05
Trying to Burn the Town.

A most extraordinary condition OF
affairs prevails st Bairdstowu, Ohio, an
oil village. There have been five incen.
diary nres within week and every bust
ness house has been destroyed. Tho
cause 10 thought to be the passage by the
authorities some time ago Of An ordinance
forbiddlng the sinking Of gas or oil wells
within tho town limita. 1t 10 alleged that
men who arc holding town lots At big
prices, hoping 70 sell them to oil men aud
finding their aspirations checked, leagued
toesthsr 70 eura the town, with . view 70
turn The ate Into an oil producing terri
tory. The ciussas tried 70 lynch detsc.
tive who was looking into the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-17

TENDER 3Oa3lc. Provisions in fair request
at steady prices. Pork. mess $l3 0Oal3 80;
prime mess Sl2 80; prime fancy Sl4 90;
hams, smoked lla12l5c. Lard, western
steam 81 81 Butter, 0firm and in fair
demand; Pennsylvania creamery extra
14llal5c; do prints lSa23c. Eggs, firm
PENNSYLVANIA firsts l5c. Cheese quiet and
steady: part skins Gaze. Receipts-E'lour,
$50 barrels: wheat, ., 100 bushels; corn,
500 bushels: oats, 1900 bushels. Ship
ments-Wheat 200 bushels; corn, $1,000
bushels; oats, 30,5OO bushels.
BALTIMORE, June l6.-Wheat, western
weak; No. , winter red spot and June
.S7l5aS75Ic: July and August Sil9aSi3sc;
September Ssh asst &c. Corn, western easy
mixed spot and June 409Sa4O5{c; July 40 4
al0slc: August Hail &C; September II &c;
steamer 3Gc. Rye, quiet; choice 63aG5c
prime G0aG2c Hay. dull; prime to choice
timothy Sl2 0Oal5 90. Provisions quiet.
Butter, strong and active: creamery fancy
l49lal5c; fair to choice l2al4c. Eggs,
steady at l4l9c. Coffee, dull and un-
changed Receipts Flour, S,06l barrels
wheat 5000 bushels; corn, II ,0O0 bushels;
oats, 5000 bushels; rye 1000 bushels.
Shipments-Flour, 5.+sl barrels; wheat,
800 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels
CINCINNATI, o., June l6.-Cotton, quiet;
middling i2c Wheat. dull; No. red
S6ac; receipts, $500 bushels; shipments
1000 bushels Corn, firm; No. , mixed
3Sc. Rye, dull; No. . at SOC. Pork, firm
at Sl2 90 T. Lard, firm at - 60. Bulk
Meats, steady; short ribs - l2l9. Bacon.
firm; short clear steady at 81 -. Whisky,
firm and steady. Butter, fancy creamery
lie; dairy Sa9c. Sugar, firm. Eggs, barely
steady at lSc. Cheese, easy; prime -
choice Ohio fiat : {aS e.
TOLEDO. O., June lG.-Whea>, weak and
lower; cash and July SIC; August 81 &c:
September SG3ic; December SOC. Corn,
dull and steady; cash and July BIC; Au-
gust 36lsc. Oats, quiet; cash 29c. Clover
seed, dali and steady; cash y 40. Re
ceipts-Wheat, 1,2Si bushels; corn, III,
5ij bushels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-17
LITTLE FAULTEROY DYING.
Mrs. Burnett's Son, the Original of the
Character, Succumbing to Disease.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Poor little
Cedric Hodson Burnett, the blue-eyed,
curley-haired son of the authoress of Lit
tie Lord Fauntleroy," is slowly but surely
passing away among the leafy glades and
beautiful dells of picturesque Wayne.
The stricken mother, who made her darling
boy the type upon which she formed the
character of the enhancing little Lord,
which brought her so much fame and for
tune, has left no stone unturned TO try and
snatch her loved one from the jaws of
death For some time the mother and
child stopped at the Stratford, and DR.. j.
Soils Cohen assidiOusly attended upon the
sweet-faced little invalid.
The result was for short time satisfac-
tory but as the hot weather set in the poor
boy seemed to get weaker and weaker, and
the anxious mother took him out to peace
full, breezy Wayne, in the forlorn hope of
putting off the inevitable as long as posi-
bic. The little Lord drives about the leafy
lanes with his parent watching over him.
Lovely as ever is he with his large,
bright eyes and pensive look, but wasting
disease gnaws within, and as the summer
days pass by the boy is drawing impercep-
tibly nearer and nearer that bourne from
which there is no return, and from which
the mother is making such brave fight to
rescue him. DR. Cohen says that Little
Cedric is in a slow decline. He may last
for some time yet, but he is doomed beyond
all the power of human skill and science.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-17
LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, PA. June l6.-Cattle re
ceipts 2,393 head; shipments 1898 head
market barely steady at last weeks prices
Hogs-Rccelpts, $3.50 head; shipments
1900 head; market steady; medium anC
selected - O0a4 %; common to best Yorker
y 9Oa4 %: pigs s. jOa3 -.
Sheep-Receipts, 800 head; shipments
POO head; market active and shade
higher than last week
CHICAGO, June lG.-Cattlc - Receipts
800 head shipments, 5000 head; market
steady; common lowcr; beeves, 81 10ai 90;
steers, - coal 30; stockers and feeders
- 40a3 30: bulls and mixed 81 40a3 10
Texas steers. - 30a4 90.
Hogs Receipts, - 900 head; shipments
5000 head; market strong; mixed - 40;
3 30; heavy 81 7Oa3 %; light - iOa3 -
skips - OOa3 10.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady; natives, - 5O'
, 30; western = OOaj 10; Texans - -;
1 10; lambs, s. OOaG -.
CINclNNATI. o., June l6.- Hogs, lower
common and light = '5a3 50; packing ant
butchers > 15a3 30; receipts $3.50 head
shipments 800 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-17
GROCERIES.


WHEELING. Tuesday, June 10.
Sugar market is booming. Reiineries
are all oversOld and orders can only be
placed for shipment in turn. Coffee firm.
Syrup quiet
SYRups-Choice Sugar Syrup 30c; Hon
ey Drips 2Sc; Sugar dark pic; (3c addi-
iional in half barrels. New Orleans Mo
lasses- Fancy Sc Choice 4Sc; Prime acc
Fair 43c; Mixed goods, New Orleans 3Oa
BE; Bakers goods Doc. Choice Refined
Sorghum SIC
PRovIsloXs- Schcnk's medium S. c..
hams lie: :. c. breakfast bacon Sl{c; :. G..
shoulders G3lc: city sides nc; ham beef
10lSc: ordinary beef DC; family mess pork
5ib piece Sl3 80; bean pork, fine clear
$l4 30.
LARD-Schenks pure kettle, tees DC;
80 h cans i3ic; lard compound, tees &c; %
ID cans &C; 20 Ii cans CSC; 10 ID cans
GTc; ID cans CSC.
CANNED GoODs- 3-ib Standard tomatoes
g0ag2i e: BIB fancy tomatoes g5a91l &c; 2lb
standard Hartford Co corn SOaS5c; soaked
corn 45a50c: 2-ib Maine process corn 9Oa95c
2-ib Maine packed sweet corn 81 coal 10;
| New York State Fancy , lb. corn 81 30: 3.
/ n Acorn brand peaches :! 60; Bib standard
table peaches - 10; 3-ib standard PIE
peaches 81 -: l-ib full standard cove Oys-
] .
/ zoe: 2-ib standard string beans zoe; Lib
| bv's 2-ib can corn beef :! 20; Libby's lib
can Clipped beef = 20; Libby's lib can
/ lunch tongue - -.
WooDENwARE-No. tubs ! 90: No. >
81 90; No. 3 - 90; , hoop pals 81 Is; 3 HOOP
| 81 %: sap 81 30; single washboards 81 30;
double do. = 50; one crimp double DO = p
single s! 80
FRulrs-New Turkish Prunes 5iic;
/ Raisins, Valencia gIc; Layer Ondara lie
London layer raising = 50a2 90: LoosC
muscatcls - 30a2 b; Fancy California
| Evaporatcd peaches l9a20c; choice Califor
MIA cvaporatcd peaches lGa'1c; fancy Cali
/ fornia cvaporated apricots l'alSc; cholc,
California cyaporatcd apricots l6alb.sc'
1 fancy evaporated apples l2i3c; choice dc
/ lie: fair do l0al0' g.
Ou.-Lard, extra western strained 'jc;
carbon. 10, &C.; carbon. $50 &c; Lewis
mines winter white oil &c; summer white
31a39c.
SrGARs- Cutloaf pc; Cubes nc; Fruit
powdered &c; Ordinary powdered &c;
/ Granulated Standard ,i,c; Standard Con
fectioners' A G5,c; Standard Groccrs' y
G5Ic: Pearl White 4 sc: White Extra {
SIC; Ohio Valley Gi4c; New York c &C.;
Fruit G SIC.
RIcr-Fancy Pearl &c; Choice Pearl
O. &c: Choice Domestic 6'-c; Prime BONES
tic 59ic; Fair Domestic 59zc; Fancy Head
re.
Rio 22Ilc: Fancy Green 224c; Peaberry
223ic: Choice Green pie; Prime Green
20i5c: Roasting grades l9al94c; Jvava
24c Roasted. in packages Ohio Valley
25c: Standard Loose Roasted pc
Fish Mackcrel Extra Shore No. >,
bbls 200 lbs. 50 90; half bbls.. 100 lbs,
sl1 81; quarter bbls., 30 lbs, = -; kits, 10
lbs. 81 -: medium No. >. bbls., POO lbs.
81 90: half bbls, 100 lbs. SO -; quarter
bbls. 20 lbs, - -; kits 10 lbs, 81 20 Lake
Herring Half bbls, 100 lbs, y p; quarter
bbs, 80 lbs, 81 81 { quarter bbls., 40 lbs,
81 -: kits. 10 lbs, $50. Round Roe Shore
Herring. bbls., - 90; half bbs, = ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-17
GRAFTON

GRAFTON. W. Va. June little annual
decoration of the graves of deceased Odd
Fellow. took place here this evening az
O'Clock. The members of the oUier assem-
BLEED fu the hall of Grafton Lodge No. 81
and proceeded 90 the Bluemont cemetery
headed bv The Grafton COruet Band. Their,
were over hundred Odd Fellows, beside
about forty ladies. members OF Beulat
Lodge. Daughters OF Rcbcc6a. ON assem-
uiurut thc cemetery "a brief devotional cN
er-.1e was performed. after which Prof.
IT, ~ Fleming. OF Central Loig,
80 .~ OF Grafton. was introduced by Joe
ID Clayton and stepping upon the
platform. he entertained the larg,
audience in one of the ablest speeches
that was ever delivered al "a similar deco
ration At the conclusion OF Prof.. fiem'
ir,.'s speech the members proceeded "a
decorate the graves with flowers that had
been sent bv loving hands for that purpose
some from Baltimore. Birmingham. Ala,
and other places. The crowd proceeded 20
the hail of Grafton lodge where its Nom
beer, had prepared an elegant supper
which was highly enjoyed by all quite 81
mum Der attended from Ncwbure. Webster
pruutvtOwu and other places over "a
thousand persons assembled az the Gene
terry zoo hear Prof Fleming'S most elegant
Address.
The funeral of Lee Hamilton occurred
this evening from his late residence, kev
j. n Flanagan officiating The funeral
was conducted by Grafton Lodge No. 10 a
F. * A. NJ. of which body the deceased
WAS member There were seventy-tvo
Nlasous iu line. the funeral being one OF the
largest ever held i'm Grafton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-17
BRIDGEPORT.

Miss Minnie and Lucy Alexander have
returned from Il visit 10 Reading, Pa.
where they went to attend the wedding OF
a schoolmate of Miss Minnie, Miss Laura
Ferguson. who married Rev. Leeper, OF
the PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Mr.. y. Kuhn won his tax case, the Court
deciding in his favor yesterday. An extra
assessment had been made on Mr. Kuhn's
property and he secured an Injunction re-
straining the collector from collecting the
taxes. and he took the matter into Court,
winning as stated.
Rev. Beall, formerly of Bridgeport, is
here accompanied by his wife. He preached
i'm the PRESBYTERIAN church on Sunday, and
IN the afternoon his wife held very inter
esting meeting Rev. and Mrs. Beall are
now missionaries in Mexico.
People are warned not TO throw rubbish
or refuse of any kind into the streets or
alleys. In any case where an infringement
of the health law is violated the offender
will be prosecuted.
Mr.. Al. Bowie. the popular druggist, is
home from pleasant visit 10 his sister IN
Washington City,
Judge J. B. briggs was in town yester-
day.
Ed McCounaughey is on the sick list
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-17
rENNED BY PUNsTERS.

Philadelphia Press: The most violent Strik-
cr suowu OF is the lightning
u1 Cuu Blizzard. Boards of trade should
uot be made of chestnut lumber
Cirrgo Globe. Theheiress whowould buy
titled husband must have legal-teudcr
heart.
Boston Traveller The latest form of a
'co.d steal" is the understandable advance
iu tlc price of Ice.
Boston Herald. Miss Willing denies that
she IS going % marry young John Jacob
Aston What's i'm "a name
R.cbs,tcr Post. Emperor William cannot
boz blamed forwarding 90 mulz.e Bismarck
This is the proper time Of year for muslin
Washington star: The town OF Atzapot-
,al.0. Mexico. has been flooded. but not
enough to wash away any portion oil the
name
CafrnD Er0utg Post. a New York den
list recently pulled eight of his own teeth
A man with such "a pull should certainly
-o into politics.
l-anisrs Statesman. A Williamsburg SUI
GAR refinery employs over lJOO women
The proprictors probably know OF their re-
filming influence.
Su Francisco Wasp: Teacher .at sun
/ dav School Betty, what have we % do
tr-f before we can expect forgiveness Ton
Our sins. Betty-Nc have to SIN first.