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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-13
HOME HINTS AND HELPS.


Never nut sat into soup WHOM cools-
ing til /; az been thoroughly SKINNED,
a. salt prevents t.lr Sum from rising.
Cough, may i. rnl4h al,ev.s..ea I'D
dry threats cured is glycarine ant era-
on juice taken 1T mint. The y'ycerine
should be diluted.
biscuits can IL. warmed 10 be as
good 4, when just 'a.si b. placing them
III the oven dry. covered closely s.ith
tin. It il Il great improvement over tho
old way of wctting them.
-tor a cut. take powdered resin,
pound il very fine. and spread or sift 10
over til. eut: wrap il piece Of >vf. linen
around il and wet it III cold water quite
often. This will prevent Inflammation
and soreness.
If the material is washable at all
black dye can practically bc rendered
fast color hy hr.hep Of the salt water
batl. before the general washing is
commenced uo,n After sncli j; treat
mcnt faded Hack caused bv washin.
will never occur.
Fnrry Cake: One cnpful of sugar.
onc-half cupful Of melted butter. one
cupful If milk, four cupfils of -four,
berries - sn;t. three eggs. one and one
half spoonfti.s cream tartar one spoon
full If soda. rut berries in four TO
prevent settling food IIouscaeeper.
Ercshly-powdarcd charcoal as an
absorbent of ,.isns is q good thing to
keep continually in miili-room in
warm weather. Vegetables. meats,
etc. should not b. kept in the same
room with milk in pans or other open
vessels, as it is liable to be more or less
infected by the odors which prevail
\. y. World.
Caramel Cake: Two and half
cups sugar, one cup butter. one cup
sweet milk. four cups of flour, four
eggs, two teaspoons baking powder;
flavor for taste. Filling for cake-t,so
cups brown sugar. one-half cup cream.
butter size Of an egg. Boil all to-
gethcr until thick. then spread it be-
tween the layers. -Ilouselseeper.
-tommon Mustard: One tablespoc n.
full of ground mustard. One teaspoon
fnl of sugar. one saitspoonful of salt.
Mix the salt. sugar and mustard to-
gether. and then pour on some boiling
water gradually, stir it with horn
spoon or knife till it is quite smooth.
Some like it quite thick. others prefer
it SO thin as to run on the plate. Bos-
ton Budget.
Black satin can be stiffened bv
sponging with vinegar and water. a la
biespoonful of the former to pint Of
water. Sponge on the wrong side. then
more lightly on the right side and press
on the wrong. If there are grease or
other spots on it they may be removed
by the use of alcohol and ammonia in
equal parts. dilutinr each tablespoonful
of the mixture with pint Of water.
Chocolate Mold: Crate three ounces
of chocolate into half pint of milk
Add nearly one ounce of gelatine and
rather more than quarter of pound
of powdered sugar Mix in an earthen
jar and stand in a saucepan of cold
water over a fire. STIR continuously
while boiling fifteen minutes. Dip a
mold in cold water, pour in, and turn
out when set. Flavor with vanilla just
before pouring into the mold. A beaten
egg is a great Improvement, and should
be added when the chocolate is about
half done. Detroit Free Press.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-13
80 Iiaye Won any photOrraphS

-"iiave you any photographs of your
children. Mr.. Peck?' asked friend of
Hon. Alphcus Peck. II should say |
had" answered Mr.. Peek 1--WE about
a bushel of them" why, Alphens"
exclaimed his wife. well. haven't
we? Haven't we photographs of all
four of them. and don't four pecks
make u bushel?"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-13

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Rat.tc-ta.' re-
sounded in my
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head with un-
Inerciful nonot-
ony. The train
rushed swiftly
I h r ug h the
dark December
night. ! W a S
rocked to and
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-13
MISS LAURAINE MEAD,
PUPIL OF THE NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC. BOSTON AND or PROF. r. n.
DAVIS OF LEIPSIG CcNSERvA-


OF Music, BOSTON AND or PROT +. n
DAVIS, OF LEIPSIG ccNSERvA-
TORY OF MUSIC
The Stuttgart Method. Branches taught:
pianotorte, argaE. Gu :ar, theory and Har-
mony.
RATES OF TUITION:
Planoforte. private instruct on. per term
~ lessons. SI0.nl.
Conservatory Class Systcm-Class of two,
per term % lessons. two per week each In-
pill s. o. Class Of three, term oil ~ ,essons, =
per week. each pupil 81. ..
Same rates Tor organ ard Guitar
Students pursuing one al the Hhye
branches will enter Il class in harmony and
theOr.. enc lesson per wees. - lessons S..0o-
Students taking private lessons. TWO i sons
per week, receive the Course IN Harmony
and Theory Tree.
Pupils RECITALS.
Once each moath. on SATURDAY afternoon.
pupils OF the fist grades give reciias aid
Monday evenings, pupils n the higher
grades
An Invita- on is extended to patrons TO at
tend the reeitals.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

Farmers Isss Necsy o. st-se says orssA
Nsster .. -. TssDpsss ~ TIE Isiisess
Crnnees
srRfxerrSLp. Ill. Dee s-The lib
nois state Grange NET ~ the state
horse Tuesday With teo delegates
present The address Of Grssa Master
J. NJ. Thompson was the most
important event Of The DAY It
dealt largely with erop statistics
sad smeng the facts set forth
YES that daring the last year the aver
are price ef bu<hel sf wheat was 81
eenss The total crop in the state ~ss
sorth aeest SIS ase. go and The net
profit npsn The crop was less tbsn
- 90. eco The figures for the last
thirty-f~s years show that fer
fenrteen yesrs whess-rstsssf wss pur-
Sod - . rrcaA bat sor The lest eight
60 ysnr. the~~ hsA tees - s<taai
lo~a Tb~ fa-ne~s 81 shs state are
VayseR trteress snoansinr 10 - 80
80 psv seuw sn . ss~tgs<e ioaessed-
pess of etse. - go While The pet
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

>lexles. superintendent ADRIAN HOms
for 6lris. sad ,-il glri- could DC bso st
The home under 10 years OF age instead
OF after they were hardened more glFls
could be saved" In discussing the care
Of inoeeIiss s0pt. Wisani OF the
state pubhc schools diselaimeo
the responssbIiity or SENSATIONAL reports
- imbeclIs children found At the school
ana sad they were returned 10 counties
tor other causes. Ex->aperintendeLt
Seuk.rk said there were no nes DIS
coseries, simply difference between
the Old and nes boards. The special
train conveyed the delegates 10 the
state mouse OF cor .ection and asy lum And
they Afterwards Waited the manutae-
turing Institutions of the city. The
closing sesslosls OF the conference were
held this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
SHORT SPECIALS.

The city prison ST CelGnbus, O., was
damaged $500 by flames; assured for
81. soa
United States gunboat Na vas
launched ~ hath. Ne. Tuesday and
christened the NJ eAiaS
La grippe in . viralent form Is prev
slent in Topeka. Kan Three thonssnc
eases are reported
At West Milton. O.. Tuesday tive
noted pacing horses were burned u
death-orien c.. record s:ls, and Oliver
X. record 2:sa
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Cechr@n dlei
within an hour Of each other at Belle
fon,ainc. O. They had been married
sixsy-four years
The Dominion Mineral Company Of
Sudbury. ont. has sold its bllzzari
and Worthing;oa nickel mines 10 "a
English S. Indicate for 5000. 0o).
Sir Roaerick Cameron. of New York.
has been gaze,ted as resident cOnsnis-
sioner for the colony of New South
Wales 10 the Words Colombian expos,
Ii n.
Tuesday the convention Of the Ma
tional Anti.sub-Trcasury Allianee.
called 10 meet at Memphis. Tenn. i,e-
cembcr rs. was postponed. date to be
named hereafter.
The United Guilis Of Frankfort. Ger
many, which trace their history tsce
To almost forsottcu times are now dis
cussinx the adv stability Of dissoiv.ns
their organization
In the little village Of Heanor. in Not
tineham. a man. whose occupation was
that OF fiadl.r. strangled his wife and
then committed suicide by drowning
himself in cisteru.
In Comptroller Of the Currency La
cey's report he recommends that some
limitation be put upon the amount Of
commercial paper which may be dis
counted by an association.
Dom Pedro. BraEil's ex-emperor. al
ways carried with him . bag filed
with Brazilisa sol He desired that
this should be plac d under his cofin.
He will bc buried a. Lisbon and ha
wish will bs re pected
DIR. David H. Parker. aged 40 years
shot himself through the heart nj
Cairo. Ill lie was melancholy through
grief for his brother. who died in Chi
csgo few weeks ago. lie was second
cousin of Secretary Blaine.
At New York a dinner was given
Tuesday night at Delmonico's TO Lord
Aberdeen under the auspices of the
National Federation of America The
Gordon plaid was worn by all the
guests in honor of Lord Aberdeen.
At q meeting Of the stockholders o.
the Produce national bank of rhiladel
phia Tuesday 1t was decided 10y two
thirds vote to liquidate the business OF
the institution, Tho bank was or
gan;zed July, 1850. with a capital OF
$500 600
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
DROPPED DEAD.

Ex-Gov. stearns, OF Florida, Dies Sud-
denly eof Heart Disease oat PAlAtins
Bridge. ~. Z.
CASAJoHARrE, N. " Dec e.-M. L.
Stcarns, ex-governor of Florida, dropped
dead Tuesday evening of heart failure
At Palatine Bridge. Gov. Stearns was
born in Lowell, Me, SO years ago He
entered tho army in 1851 as . private.
was promoted to first lieutenant, and
lost his arm In the battle of Winches Ter.
He held appointments under Presidents
Grant and Hayes. He was elected to the
Legislature of Florida, served four years
ss speaker of the assc N bly, and was gov
ernor of the state three years
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
JURORS ON A STRIKE.

oenaation In the st. John Divorce Suit In
Lsndon-Counsel Promise More Pay.
LONDON, Dec "a sensation At the
trial of the st. John divorce case was .
strike Of the jury. who demanded in
creased compensation. They claimed
that they were men who had business
TO attend to and who could not afford
TO waste moro than . week or
20 in hearing divorce case, however
SENSATIONAL 1t might be and though the
petitioner was xs attractive rs Miss St
John. To this moderate suggestion
the presiding Justice was compelled to
say that he could not promise them
any further compensation than that
allowed by law. but Sir Charles
Russell and c. II Gill. counsel respec-
lively for the petitioner and for the
respondent, Immediately assured JUS
tice Jenne that their clients would bs
only too happy to pay increased fees.
and the jurymen resumed work with .
more contented look upon their faces
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

profit On fArn products b esly sssys
q. 81. 80
The grand master II Akainss shire-
party politics aud recommends inas-
Psndsnt action oa the part Of the
granger % secure the nomiu atioa Ia
their own party conventions and pri-
msries Of men committed 10 the anr
t~rests of the laeofing classes. he
recommends the Endorsement Of The
action Of the national grange IN
favor of the negotiation Of y lo&n from
loan associate es suf6cisnt to fest The
entire indie btenexS Of the members ef
the order. This viii take about ssss. :
ooo, ,eQs. and il is thought the amount
can be easily eAaiaed ~ rsss Of IN
terest not 10 exceed or per cent
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

SrARKE. Fla. Dec 9.-Frsnk Foster,
who was to have been hanged here on
Thursday for the murder of w. H. Ep-
person two years ago. was forcibly
taken from the county jail Monday
night by a party Of unknown men. 1t
was at first believed that he was the
victim of lynching party, but - no
trace Of Fosters body can be found,
the opinion is now general that he was
rescued by friends. Foster is q very
dangerous character and great deal
of uneasiness II felt because tho man
had threatened to kill the county Off.
cials who were prominent in securing
his conviction for murder. A posse has
been sent to look for the prisoner.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
NO LePRosY EXISTS.
a>s state Board OF Health Corrects tn .
False Reports.


LASsrSG. Mich, Dec. 9.-Sensational
newspapers seem to have been trying to
make Il appear that there is danger of
leprosy in Michigan. Such faIsehoods
have appeared as tile following. from
the Ora ~ Lake News: "Ihe state board
OF health are trying To cover up what
- declared To be . case of genuine
leprosy at Clare. IN this state" No
ease or suspected case OF Ieprusy hav-
ing been officially reported at Clare or
vicInity, delay has occurred IN learn
ing the facts, becsuse no health officer
has been appointed in the township OF
Sheridan, in whicn the alleged "John
Powers the ''ieper," is alleged to re-
side; but the following official report of
the clerk OF the township has just been
received: ITO the secretary of the
state board OF healtn-ln answer 10
yours, received the 5th. there Is no such
man IN Sheridan township as John
Power. and / nave made Investigations
and rnd that the report 10 false; aud
there a no q sesse IN sheridan town
sh p thst 1 kns,w of except colds or
something Of that sort. Yours respect
fully, Joshua Wilson, township clerk of
Sheridan township"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

BALrMoRE, Md, Dec civilian
Copperthies. prisoner in the city jail.
on Tuesday sscended the iron stairway
to the top tier. q distance of about so
feet from the cemented floor OF the
main corridor belo w, and then leaped
over. His fearful fall attracted prison
crs and deputy wardenA The mans
body was fearfuliy bruised and Ire
aftcrward died.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
SHORT OF COAL.

MAsy Wsstsrs states - lnohnsas boss
ger Of Fuel ganias-
NAsos CRY. la. Dee 40 ID. Bu-
checker, owaer Of sxtsnSivs nini.g
industries in Illinois and wholessle
coal dealer Of Iowa says there in not .
weeks supply Of soft coal in the hands
of dealers in the states Of Iowa
DAkots. Minnesota. lllinot> Kansas
or Nebraska Miners are now work
ing on half time on socouns Of
scarcity Of cara The fault cannot be
attributed to negligence OF railway
corporations. but 70 the development
of the western country. This western
territory is in imminent danger Of .
coal famine.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
Anether corner la Corn.

CHICAGO. Dec. 9-December corn
jumped IN cents during the session of
the board of trade, and another corner
on Change is in sight. The December
product opened At 4sK cents and with
in ten minutes sold for fifty cents.
This was followed by . few strong
bounds and the price quoted was sixty
cents All this in less than an hour
and one-half. The advance includes
year corn, which is practically the
same as December. this being the last
month OF the year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
MICHIGAN GEANGERs-
Their Annual Session Beisg Held ~ Gaa-
sin<-Agsiost Free silver.

LAssfSs. Mich, Dec. o-The nine
tccnth annual meeting of the state
grange convened Tuesday morning
with an sttendsucs OF fT5 delegates.
representing total membership of
nearly n. oos There are now as sub
ordidste oranges in ths state, Eve new
ones. with total membership of
srs. having been organized and two
dormant oranges revived during the
year The report Of the executive
COMMITTEES win De made to-day and
viii embody . recommendation that
congress be urged TO provide free mail
delivery for the rural districts Last
years declarations against free silver
and the sub treasury scheme will be
reafIrrned
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

MusxEsoy. Mich. Dec. s.--At q spe-
ciai election held In North Muskegou
for the purpose of authorizing the issue
of bonds for the erection of bridge
across Muskeeon lake. joining the two
cities, the proposition was carried with
but two dissenting votes The bridge
will be bails this winter and will eess
the tws cities $50. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

Ali c.aina rot consistent with tire
high character OF Syrup of Pes are
purposeiy ssessird by the talifornis } r
syrap company. ii acts gently on the
kiJttys, liver and is0w.is. cleansing
the s5sfem sfffrsaaily. ia.t Il il not a
curt-ail and rnskes 10 pretcnssous that
every bottle wssi not substsntIsts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

not qaenehed until both structures had
been destroyed The entire brick
building Was occupied by the Paragon
SILK Ribbon Manufacturing Company.
which is the heaviest loser. The eom-
pany viii say little about its losA bat
L is known that it viii reach ST5. oeo.
fulfy insured
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

CLEvHLASp. o.. Dec. s-The Cleve-
land theatcr has been destroyed by FIRE.
entailing a loss of about ss5 600 The
flames started in the basement shortly
after O clock and had gained consider
able headwsy before they were discov-
cred. Kennedy's White slave company.
which ives playing a weeks engage
mept ut the theater. suffered loss Of
about $40. coo
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

PuuApsrSuA. Dee At . meet
ins Tuesday Of the stockholders Of she
prodsss national sank n ~ss decided
sv q t~e-shirds vote 70 hanidats the
s,.sne.s 81 shs institution. The ssak
w.s orzsnss-a IN grfv. isss eth .
e.psssi stoes ~ saoo ees. ens - hasiness
Ia. 80. i.~sr ss god ~ Vas expected
4. ga. decided hat Il wonla - ~lses
% wsus sp tee Affairs ssw that u IL
al. ~ p.y ssl - liabilities
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

Death ee PssG smith. Of NApssvilia. M
NASHVILLE, Ill, Dec 9.-President
A. A. smith, A. NJ. died at his hons in
this city Tuesday Of the grip. ut the age
of IS. lie taught for twenty years at
Grand River institute at Austinberg.
o., then at Greensburg seminary. In
1862 he was called TO the presidency Of
Plainteld college, which position he
filled until 1870, when the institution
was moved to this city and the name
changed TO Northwestern college, of
which he remained president until 1854.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
Illinois Rn,r Fuud.

SPRIveFIELD, Ill. Dec. 9.-Secretary
Garrard's report of the disbursements
OF the lllinois board of worlds fair
commissioners shows balance of sp-
preparation unexpended on December
l amounting to Sso9.oia.es The ex-
penditures have averaged about So, 00o
. month for the 6rst Ave montha
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
WORK OF lHI FLAMES
PROPERTY DESTROYED
Five FfFsGsn Barred Usdsr the Bnias
is oss Fts~-six Lisss Lsss N A.
othsr Bisss--sad scenes Aeess he
ksiAs asa the Dead.

eAs FaAScfsco, Dec. s-JosePh Me-
Kay, who Is in jail AT Ukiah. Cal.
charged with stage robbery. has been
feuad to be tie sea of Joaquin Miller.
the pocs Of the Sierraa The real nAme
of the young man Is Harry Miller. Ne 10
22 years Of age aad is son OF the poet
and the latter's first wife, Minnie Myrtle.
His Crime
On November Is the Ukiah and Eu-
rekz stage was halted 10 miles from
Ukiah by masked man armed with
a Ballard rifle. Charles Lsmeert.
the stage driver. hastily complied
with the demand OF the high
wayman To throw out the express
box. but demurred when he was
ordered to hand over the NAL bags,
saying they were ON the inside OF the
stage. 'Weli. get down and get them
out" was the robbers response Lam
bert accordingly started 10 drag out
the sacks The stage was head
ing up . grade and the horses
kept backing. SO that Lambert OBJ
tanned the highwayinan's permission
t. drive to level place, and drove to
the crest of what is known ss Rob
bers' hill" Instead Of stopping when
he reached the top Lambert dashed the
horses and went dashing down the
grade out of danger.
On the Robbers' Tail
On reaching Ukiah the stage driver
told his story to the sheriff and the lat
ter started on the trail. He found the
empty treasure box and learned that q
farmhouse in the vicinity of Will
let's. a village miles distant. had been
robbed few days previously of q
Ballard rife, drab duster and other
articles similar to those in the posses
sion of the masked man who stopped
the stage. The sheriff followed the
trail to Hopland, IA miles south of
Ukiah. and there learned Miller had been
cutting wood for q man named Will
lard. He had left Willard's four days
prior to the stage robbery and had re-
turned there five days after the rob-
berry. Then he obtained his mail from
the post office and again dis
appeared On searching Willard S
wood pile the sheriff found a
letter dated from 1.-THE Hermitage"
Oakland Heights, which is the homo OF
Joaquin Miller. and signed Your
brother. George Miller" The letter
was addressed to Joseph Mckay. The
sheriff followed the fugitive to Santa
Rosa and arrested him at hotel there.
Makes Himself KnewA.
In relating the story the sheriff said
that Miller, after considerable persua.
sion. confessed and took tho sheriff to
the place where the rife and AK had
been buried. The boys mother, Min.
ME Myrtle. first wife Of the poet, was
an exceedingly bright woman, whose
reputation for intellectual vigor was
little short of her husbands She died
in New York some years ago.
Miller says he was hard up. and as
there was no money in cutting wood
he thought he would try stage rob.
bing Joaquin Miller himself does
not have anything to do with
the boy, and the after says his
life might have been different but
that he never was encouraged to 60 to
school or make anything Of himself.
He is credited with having served q
sentence in the Portland (Orc.) peni-
tentiary for house breaking. but his
identity was not di sclosed until now.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec o.-Lities-
ton growing out Of insurance cempsn-
les refusing to pay 90. 600 on policie.
covering the STOCK of Byram a Sulli.
van, dry goods merchants. has been
settled by compromise. The eornpan-
lee agree 70 ray .ess. s0e and all expenses
OF Ii tiratie
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
over ~. 900 New Pension. . Month.

WASHINGTON. Dec. "a statement
prepared at the pension Office shows that
during the month Of November last o.
253 pension claims of all classes were
allowed, upon which the hrst payment
aggregated 81, SIS, SSe The average
payment to each pensioner was. there
fore, sl24 90. OF the 90. 253 claims al
lowed. $1,000 were under the act of
June ~, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

vALPARAIso, Dec. o.-The cabled re-
sumo of the report of Secretary Tracy
regarding the killing Of the Baltimorc's
sailors, has created . sensation here,
and is looked upon Is indicating that
the American government intends to
pursue the claim for apology and in.
demnity. The message Of the Amer
lean president IL anxiously awaited.
Americans here are highly pleased
with Tracy's report The Chilians
show no disposition 70 insult Amer
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

CLRAnyrsip. Pa. Dec s--W. n
Dill. ex-presideus Of the defunes First
national Shank. Vas arrested again
Tuesday. charged with esnvsr,iaG ess-.
oec ef The banks funds 10 his own use.
He gave bssi IN ths sum Of -. - for .
hearing On Thursday. The infsrma-
ties wss made BY Jshn Mc0rssA. cash
ksr sf the Hcutsdale bank-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
FUNERAL or DOM PEDRO.
Royal Hsaors Paid to the Rsmsiss - ths
Desa Ea-EDpercr

NoyH Hooors PNtd TO the ksmhtss q ths
Desd Ea-E0percr.
PANS, Dec. a-The royal obsequies
over the remains OF Dom Pedro. ex-
emperor Of Brazil. took place during
the morning and were attended by .
numeer OF members Of royal families
leading celebrities. prominent citizens,
mem sers Of the various diplomatic
corps and nearly AL the eHsers ct The
military household Of President Car
not including Gen Brurere, who
represented The Freseh president
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Dec . o-The
grand jury here was arrested Tuesday.
A fine OF $50 is hanging over each
member imposed by Judge King. of
the Forty fifth district court. who held
that they were in contempt in serving
IN attachment on him while he was on
the bench
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
SIX PERSONS DROWNED.

Lives Lost During . Fearful Storm %
Puget Sound.
TACOMA, Wash. Dec. e.-withip the
past two days the most destructive
wind and rainstorm known for years
has prevailed on Puget sound 1t is re-
ported that six persons were drown
while attempting TO cross the narrows
from Stelacom. miles from here, TO
McNcill's island, By the capsizing OF a
small boat.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
Ynve,t.eatin~ an In diana Crime.

BEDFORD. Ind. Dec. s.-Judge Meirs,
of the Lawrence circuit court has or
dered the grand jury convened in spe-
cial session to investigate the murcrr
Of Mrs Ncidfcr. Suspicion points
strongly u. Joseph Findley as the mur-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

SIMPLY amply 'sswAYrs's ogxrnKwr.,.
No internal medicine required. Cures
t4tser. eczefna. Iseh. sll eruptions On
The face hands, nos>, etc, ieavfne ~.
ssIn clear Write ere healthy. Iss
Krest healing sna eusstve pewsrp ARE
poseess>a ~ no other re0edy. Ask
ycar draEklsss fss e~AssE's ORR
nExr-"