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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17

frembIdnbifden @oIonien, ansebIid se'
gen bic eurppafreunblibe Wanbfdus
Dpnaitie eeribtet, einsn INNER grDBes
rem 1lmfans an. Sn Stf6anS am
SanetIefiane tpurben bic Sdufer Der
@pniuIn bon Gnslano unb g(merita
bonn YDbeI nieoersebrannt.
Die eneIif6en Grobes Unions, beren
foeen. GrbeitetparIament se8entpdrtig
in NetpeaitIes espn.3pne uEter SbomaS
8urts 8Driib taet. tuoaen bon inters
natipnaIer 8erbriiberuns ni9ts tpihen.
9asesen seisen bic 8eben namentIi6
Der iiinseren WliteIieoer iebr itarfe
io3iaIiftiihe Sdrbuns. @rOBe @ntrfit'
ung erreet baS i6amlofe 9luftreten Der
prOieIptenfanssnSen 9RormOnensglpos
fteI.
Die ruiiif6e NibiIiItin Sophie 8anss
Berg bat i'm &erter bon SdIiifelburs
ourd SeIbitmorb Seenbet.
Sin Der eaIisilden @rense iteben
100000 Maun ruiiiider Truppen.
Der Gar bat ben 8spOamddtisten bes
Baron Siri9 in 4ubiens empfansen.
@le iiioiiben 4oli;iiten iino entIaHen.
Die grnte in TranStOufaiien unb in
&urlanbs2iplanO 1T iebr gut aussefals
len.
Sn Sranfrei6 iit Der Gr.B BrdIibent
@repp in ieinem oeimatb8bOrf i'm Sura
eeitorben. Sie grOben 0ten6ocr i'm
NubeSebiet unter @enernI be Saufiiers
8ommanb0, aus9efiibrt BON ben 8enes
rdIen 9apouIt uno @allifet, nabmen
einen 9ldnSenoen 8erlauf. Nublanb's
8Oti6ofter Dtobrenbeim ipuroe in 2ours
bes fetirt.
&6niSin gliIabetb BON &umdnien
(Garmen SpIpa) liest in 8eneois an
einem NeroenIeiben bofnun9sloS bars
nieber. SIN Spanicn plbleu bic &e.
publitaner unauSseiebt seSen bic Dlcns
ar6ie.
@min Buf9a bat am Tasanpifa.
See in Snnerafrifa i6pere Sample nit
arabii6en SfIopeniasern 3u belteben.
9lnnoncirt I'm >, ,Noaenblatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17

Ianst, 0ffnen iid bic 2ippen Der IeBte.
rem, unb elm Sbeil Der Ril6 seIanst in
ben 8anien. Sier fam biefeIbe aber
nidt beroaut iperben. ba feline 8erbaus
uneSfdfte ab8eIonbert iperben, iie sebt
pielmebr in @dbruns iiber, ipeIds glufs
bIdben sur SoIse bat. BerSn bic
llria9en ni9t abseiteat, 10 nubt a[Ies
Wtebsiniren nidts, bas 9lufbIGben
tommt INNER bdufiser bOr unb fiibrt su
6em betannten, moiienbuft auftretenben
G6Iberterben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17

ne- gnnOncirt i'm ,.@O4snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Werlbabner ais Sfaup ensertilser

@ennsIei6 bic GisrprOSuttion Der
9erlblbner nibt 10 srOB III .tpie Bel ans
beren SIbnerrnfen, 10 1T bod taum
Elm anbereS Subn Elm 10 fleibiSer 5uts
terIu6er tpie bas 8erIbubn. liner.
mdbIi6 iudt eS i'm 8arten uno 6eIb
SnIettenIarben aler art auf, 10 bab eS
einmaI elmer 8ufiitterunS tpdbreno bes
SommerS ipobI faum bebarf, anoererfeitS
bur6 SertiIsuns Der S66oIinse srOBen
giuben Itiftet. Asben benz anberen @es
flIseI empfiebIt es ii9 6aber, in ieber
idnoIi6en @irtbi4aft aud einise Berls
biibner su baIten, mas ia aud nidt
tpenis Sur 8ierbe bes san3en @tfIGseIs
itanSes bsitrd8t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
1teber Baltimore
WorOOenti6er QlO1D,

Ne0eImdbise Bof.Dampfidifffabrt 5pilden
Baltimore uno Sremen
Direct,
burd Die nsuen unb erprobtfn etabIoampfer
9armItabt, Dresden, &arlSrube,
Wtiin6cn, Dlbenbur8, @eimar,
BON 8remen isoeu 0onnerftag.
bon Baltimore ieoen Mitttuo6, 2 llbr R.LM.
@t0btm69libite Siberbeit.
9iaise Pteiie, BOrSi9lite Serpfe9un9.
Wlit 9ampferu bes @orboeuti6en'eIoDo
wuroen mebr ale
100000 PaRagirre
aIiidlid Iber see beforoert.
SaIons unb Gaiiteu.3immer ouf Oet -
Sie Ginrihmugen fur 8tuifhenoedspafa'
aisre, bersn SdIaffteIlen ii6 i'm Sberoed uno
i'm ,iueiteu Sed bsfiuosn. iino anertannt por-
treffIid. GIettriide 8eIeu6tun9 in allen
Mdumen.
8eit,re austuuft ertbeiIen Die General.
agenten
U. G9umnber & Co., Baltimore, NlS
ooer oeren 8ertreter i'm SnIanoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
eanafames srdnten Der sdlber,

Saueen bic 8dIber an Der Sub, 10
Iinb Is sesipunsen, Ianslam uno in
fIeinen S4Iuden gu trinfen. S4on
bierin Iiest elm Isiier Nint. cieiss aud
beim Irinten su beObudten. giad
neueren nnterIu9unseu 1T elm lansias
mes Irinfen BON auBeriter Wi6tisfeit
fur ben @sfunbbeitssuitanb Der 8dIber.
8eim Iansiamen 3rinfen Dirb aae
WliI6 BON Der S9Iunbrinne in ben
8Idttermasen un6 bon ba in ben 2abs
masen sefdbrt, mo bic 8eroauun8 Der
70 ipi&tissn GitueibfOffe ftattfin6et.
8eim beftigen Trinfen, bel tpeIhem Elm
erUber S6lud in bic SdIunbrbbre 8es
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

AaanE a. saf 4uesraese IL me writ u
ez.lef 1pan III witness y that presented
CIV me : sessis~ If View York There has
M AamifF studsE aigsser N sss estimation
IF Ane-lea- amt w nisztlr 4aF affs the Earssf
than tie Fields Ii MS.nrars, HBfzs
aEld sSafazsnEn they have Geczuissf the
VERY ESQ r8Insf &c GErness Iafsfer- = Gau-
nfs.sss1 WIKI E-1nksfn amt H1rza m ger
fsssing the Eeatesr 1eiezrsphIr inzeu-
EiHus az the xarat, me name Of ss.ssf VII
lEss. N hisSarEr rsg1riEesz af me h11e IT
MS pazssriry- HsTw sasf then ID sse the
s1Hs. tsfAIlreri vim haas ssgIansierssE rsle
winnie grspeE-E III Eilss 1n1Ie 4ira- . rzz-
mig n1aaiaGs A ssfnpring 70 rsflss liz awn
Efisr aust -aar kErslssr a8ing IA the zs-lzs
pennies. hear1-SrgHsn ami aneaus.1la-
aie- E1iH asshsesf phase IA hr1ma4 e
Il'i'sa'' that ezElzss sile masf war.s1 - sEap
and pGrsffs.r
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17
RE Al zN1R

TisssnI.s-r an ~ aEIIIlf 1izlillEs -1tEss -
= 5ssnE affirmed anal lEsn1mz z.rsst 1E
rssnsz 1is-iizEss-r Assez1tfEr N 4sEs-
nnpaiis- The 5sIIisfi,ss. II q 7nzzs. 1es'r'.s-zn
K1r-s1 -gsssr ami f1lsz EsEr-1slr 8sAf 3ez1snE
= 1Es.=szsTv- ~ rsIs.ssz : : sElzza sssrsssnelr
II lsu7r.sr--r III ne ahE Err-ii l-rs.r zz-IIi 4--
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N .1rnk.=E gvzr 4 mis-. n ssrEszslsssIE -s11sf
= 11E ,amuiEsse III me CazsuBuaIiz ssIsE
nj -ilss Ii11sz Ant sEr.E y 5esnsr 7HsIs.sf dss
sulla u nj aInss zIasf Eex xezrs1ez The
yar.E .nz< tsE1Es 1BEs + 1ltE14c he sr1.sss N
= .ffv1lz- 4Iurleslsx TRIM Ca=HHngIiEs.
Eis ,,Iil-ss s1Ees nra iesrIie ValleEz IN
.srfIs.s sssfis ESliIssI nsi Is1i ne iI1Sflrrr
N n..n Al ean~s<r zlesn mn n--.zsiawz
mh ElTteaH- Tire zzzsszv Elnns Tins
1IAf y 5sszrIIII- Ansusase az.=s lit
EiIssr hngz rzIuk.s ami branches hundreds
M iis4E nriz tsIe Er- amt ne view KIM
manfred by III afz=7er y zsrszArliII-
1IIsi z--znrriug
Mr. ezIIfzE aas siIaw1 szEesIes1r aIsis.-
menu m ssuniavIn.E IN aue Nla aAz 1nr
Al Azsilal urs.z.zx m the rzAsf- 1E1af ne
nsIit e. INNS M arrsiiuse hsEza aesn
-zr-z=f N nlz-szz ar.r a r1zd xdirii Haz
5-sn practically Hupss=illi..
fi1r-nr i've EEuv seasun-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

That VIE vs-y dI-BiEIsssf ..sag-z=palsf-
m r.zzrf al ne prospective z=ElE1ilsss1--
mHslr af n zfrEp gsri asrs- =nEs1 Irrxtze
=nsrzz lzH larzl "a zsze interests III aur
e;rT- znfiz1s ear7sspans1enE ziinHisf Aaza
harse zza s1auza q uawL AEanf
Al zilsz WISE en-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

" Z gIarE zEne-al mIInnzr n Eis
-SIrs 2sarf az T-.Gss. = 1rzuzs1lI.g TsEEss-
RAJ SIr me nsssV pamphlet Al y eafirifssf
TziI. -E-zp B.sak L vii ssnEzin e-zsE
irssf ssTppinsz Trim ne ssa1e pzpe-s N
rsis-znez n ne szzaHrezs, rrasfI1zE and
Developments af Washington
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

Taerz Erz a s.w ar1minenr r.1inaz -i1ar
rhs aex sauusa si1nuid gusir IN III early
ennanuEnaflhn- apsninw EssFrzes saraugn
10 Tzr-as-s 1EeaHIs. aud sessEz1ng me 1g;1r
Of WY a1r sEss Northern Rsciriss rziIr1zsE
pr7piftssf HIsfSss Can 5e lime "a ne larssez
ss1rsugl x1ase Taud Tie r7z1f n N TIN
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

lie =uangie A.sszznI e-7.stirlH ms u m
zaz.iIzuzaz The 5BIawiug n l. THE zm
Ipsn an I1zsfEsnv snr r.szf1ing m aHe III
Esls seszs-1 szzzfszz- EesmsII & EII;z-zz.s-
-s.sEaaK Tsszesls.s-s- freeman 7ssagsles me
Havz amt 5IezS me rra
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

L Gzr1psza governments E81fd sz-
penf ans-nzif slls Mauer e aas COST -lssr
seapis % DraEif1fb me importation M
American parx IN nsacbiug zassn q aaas
me Hsss1 IF swine 1Hiznz ssrsng X all
sislz1sssr rum Er5eaT1ae T1,1if 5e ausr-..f
Ensf cheap ant Tsinsesa1me S1ad sra-
SafissI zir ne qezzsaur-y--[f.zzp T5n<-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17
s~z1 Ez n.rnh

4 Flyre, a carpenter working an E.Eag
WINS antlss-- as Cesa1arsizs- met via an
aesSs'iss1r "a MnndrT that easE him The
ssIst a His thumb On rfse I'm h#a,t- H.
VIE Eip-saxin.E a 5aar.f- B.
-..4rug I With
hEEE "A aand xs.4n LIZ s.lE aiIggeslr Lax
ing aEE ne ssurt Of hiz EssTHl5 &c L. -r4r.
afrae nail " Essse mzs be erperS-
snesd No severn. pam from the xarusE,
--ad hasldias=Ezlz = continued wsrzlr1g
aara alEir11ug rirHeu when be came u
Aberdeen and hat the HiI1rssi nesnher
prnperig dres4s.sf
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

Ems rezzsx zzviEE If -rusis = Iane-
mi amt .s1easT1-zz.I1E 8s1zslls---= y -Iaiiflz
u.s-1ws7I1sr aSlE1 me .ifzrr===s1ns =ls1E=ssf
Nv azsessr zEiIlIrzss m rsi.- Easel anst 11isz
N zrsIwinEz II vsIiEnz. z=g'ssiiEilE II ne
west Ea1E Pa-iIiIz ssszrs-zz
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

Ths zrzar rE1augs1E ns,1iffsr az she
f]sss=zz PEazz=~ has aeesI sssEszf Enemnsr
ii rze EiIs1rz eannl.sE m me Hsg1lif sszsss.-
nsnx- Ehar \ assfr-aszszE zspeer he
vii zrs-enE spfsHs1ing al1aIr m searsn M
4 irF spaE xaereau II uazz same NJ sslaze
-nxaneesfesf s1ezE npu1usmenrz
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

X8fsssz X lsss-s1v z.z-zsI 7D Al EasnzE =
mar srzssE1 r11EE Irlrll aIrrEls-s- 1sElfzs ne
Ss1ssr1s.sss management NJ rftr Ezz.4E11
vii IL 1rsf1er sz1rzIaL aF " 4 GEznsfsssl-
wflG ss.a1risnr1e-f IA uKiiSHr AL MINERS
aud Eiis7 viii 14H ali zI1.issifl-siE1.ss -z1ar
zar IL nezr-=r By zaIsf 1ss'=suaue-
F-E Wax
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

The postal dsp4ruenr 1zpar-z rilar
hiring lasz Fsar = NM Eex1zrs were 5sr-
wEuisst u ne bead aeEzsr afficz xiflanr
aszsns.= u persunz III pisBes af DESTINATION
Ia nszzns prumpr delivery vas. sElnuid be
ears1lf 90 sfires= 4as1r Les-er pr1rersz-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17


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Al1es1fsrr efuz-
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r.zlf TINS .Tff7r- 7rrsrr,zsfixlszr xI~lzr -l1sz
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

Many EeEEz Er-zsE-zre hz1s GWEN C. 4
-nHW 4 Ia, zgllgIrzEz at 1a1tsnrz. Il
y sissi1IT1g-141- e. g. unsurpassed sg1sssssH
m df1EEsrE41nE patents 1Sr al eIasse.s zf m
ses1xInns- They make i sueeiIIrv az ~
ssssfs4d Gases amt have seg1rsssf ii Gxzr1,
GO HlsiEE 7slrssslr-s that mai been arHE1gas1v
Eels4f-ss.st- Khstr Advertisements m another
s.aaiIIl1I1- VII u at zursrszt "a inventors
'slfzilrssss- manufacturers. I1d Al wna
nave EIzshI-zs- "a dc with gAfenrz I
AetSlaL improvements IN the Portland
1aiaIEinn vii LsiEtnee Tile price II
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

y azlE Ai1srEleen Wants ~ a f.w more
7.sa 4snAe aaE zfrzif - Hnzesr sssair
fnsl-IEs r. re - EszFEe@zA. Wsalfsav
men who keep. their n1nes-lrr ssss,r
posiEefs il ssiId Il as1s al ziis. civ u -
locked Hp n IN gsaefEzbiss WRITE nav AZ
vail b. IN fe-zas m n HEersi..,.s, a. ar ~
ne gDast Eaey 10 me eisy u esrasrue.I
IaIizssir w'--Llr-.E men who VII nar ir.sssx
Ire 4 aEzr-s5.Il t.Enaas.n % The rirz- Az
s0i1rsssT SAFE opportunities ara afss.ssssf 5sr
arzs res.Irl1z 1T small I1vessn1sslr.4- 6,sr
nGr a stzsExr q F-r-sa-l--rr
---.----..-. ss1r saa zsast "a the
-cirv, ae~a-zz II L zsizsriv aasars 2sfe1
men are dr1ues N the hIse Of any cirs's
ir,ris1afry- AMI L wound DC assser a8r sIls.
hive they ea11If a,-sfissposesE II n Ez.ssIEssr
ice ErshI5u- Fortunately, however 51r
Aberdeen. VIZ have h11 few af this class.
The great masarirY "a aur capitalists heing
ever rzassg znsi eager to invest their last
doEEar fer Anything benefeIaI % Aher-
deem
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

Fine AHa at sfrsesE and ev4rcrsrs,t
fruits az ne Diamond En1nr-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

BHr1sricsE 'parasrns IN sale At g. q,
keiTh1s Mss
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

Baes 4 general banking business Earesx
and Esmes+1c exchange aauzaz and sid
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

Il E9u vl1z El1esfze rzzssEenes ur1-
perrVy A oesf-ruex iErzz. hzzr m the
Par-iiEnd adsfirinn-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

E-9ItElssa..s- lzlEf1 III pszs--r-T1.,.r
WEE N FhhsH sast s1uI,t liil<s "a Fsx szlzzs.n =
-sIsu sGnnang-Ysss zai- Z ferzss nm
dssies'ssnn- I'd ikz u ae z1kan . Trs1r-
Cram caiar.-S- & 4 Cas- MuuraT4,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-12-17

EanrnE-.lEsIt.4srs what + an Euxse
Asitasn-=an angss * hesag mat die.
EdEznaE mamma papa ra-Ls m
r1vHrae=s IN 11gse- Marher-FFd N
dear she = gIng "a fly anmasfazrssss-
*
ea8asI asi-zail1s IN fnHrar 4 H.zEE arsssgl'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-13
HIS BODY IN A WELL
The Dream of a Dying Wife
Solves a Mystery.
MISSING WILLIAM SHORT FOUND
1e Was Car Cleaner and Disappeared
Mysteriously Two Years Ago.

NeiGhbors Find the Corpse at the Bottom
OF a Well-It Was Easily Identifir, dNo
Sign of Decomposition Being Visible
The Coroner to Make an Examination.
A Double Funeral.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Two years ago
William Short, who worked on the Long
Island Railroad, suddenly disappeared
from his home in Jamaica, l. l., and
since then he has been given up for dead
by the neighbors.
His wife continued to carry on the
house, and never would allow that her
husband was dead, but repeatedly said
that often she had visions of him and
that he would turn up some day. His
two children also frequently spoke of
their father as being cat the bottom of
the WE'LL" we'll in the garden formerly
used by the railroad company for their
locomo olives,
Last night Mrs. Short died suddenly,
but some of the neighbors say that pre-
vious to her dying she told them she had
been repeatedly awakened at night by
vision of her husband, who stood at her
bedside and told her that he had fallen
down the we'll.
Two men, John Mayall and William
AN oerhau, procureo uIGy Ioo1 laooer,
and descending to the bottom of the we'll
were Mortified to discover the body of the
missing William Short.
The body was drawn to the surface and
laid on the ground, where it was imme-
diately identified by a number of the
neighbors. The body was in a good state
of preservation, there being no signs Of
decomposition. The depth of the we'll
and the peculiar quality of the water,
which contained a great quantity of
lime, had preserved it.
The coroner will make q thorough in
vestigation.
The bodies Of husband aud wife will be
buried together tomorrow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-13
Eastern Association Games.
AT PROVIDENCE.
AT LEBANON.
ON THE MURDERERS' TRAIL,

The slayers of the Unknown Belvldere
Dead Man Traced Into Pennsylvania.
BELvIDERE, N. j., Aug 13.-The detec.
tives who have been working on the case
of the man who was murdered at Hope
on Friday evening and whose body was
found In a corn field near the road on
Sunday morning have succeeded in
tracing the fleeing murderers about 25
miles into Pennsylvania. They con-
tinued the chase to-day, and it is thought
uUt Improbable horo that they May ro-
turn with one or both of the fugitives
in a day or two.
At one small place through which they
passed the negro obtained supply of
provisions at farmhouse by threats of
violence. At another place robbery is
said to have been committed by the
men.
ALL the witnesses who have testified to
seeing the three men say they could
pick the negro out from 10000 of his
race, his features were so repulsive.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-13
DOGS AND GHOSTS.
Dumb Beasts Display Great Fear of Phan-
tom Visitants.

Dumb Beasts Display Great Fear of Phan-
tom Visitants.
''Perhaps you are not aware" said
young lawyer to Charleston Demo-
crat scribe the other day, ''that dogs
and horses are as much afraid of ghosts
and other uncanny or mysterious things
as are the most timid of the human
race. I proved it one time on two dogs,
at any rate. Not long after the war the
negroes were so bad about our place in
Kentucky that it was with difficulty
that we could keep our belongings on
our place. Every other method having
failed finally hit upon the plan of
frightening them by appearing before
them dressed as ghost is said to hab-
ilitate itself.
''Of course, the negroes were success
fully frightened away from us, but
upon one occasion also frightened our
two watch dogs as badly as any negro
aver was frightened by ghostly appari-
ton. The dogs were fierce fellows, and
would allow no stranger or strange
thing on the place, but one moonlight
right they came upon me in spectral
attire. The dog that first caught a
glimpse of me just bumped up his back
until all four of his feet covered not
more than six square inches of Ken
lucky soil. His eyes stood out and his
hair stood up, and he began moving
backward, never for an instant taking
his eyes off my figure. His compa Mon
came up, went through the same move
ment, and both began backing eau
tiously from me. And as long as L
could see them they put distance be-
tween us in that way. A few moments
later heard them barking at home,
half a mile distant. They had taken
refuge under the house, and it was four
days before we could coax them out
again"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-13
Heavy Shortage in Winter Apples.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 13.-The New
0gland Homestead predicts a heavy
shortage in winter apples. This pre-
d4sSseu is based on 1000 special reports
received from the commercial orch ard
regions of the United States and Canada.
A heavy crop Of fall apples is admitted.
ACCORDING to the last census Calcutta,
the capital of India, is inhabited by
80, 400 Christians of all nationalities.
FRANCE has sixty-two dukes, only
thirty of whom date from the old mon
archy. The Oldest duke is Due de
Mortemart, who was born in 1894.
OF 100000 foreigners in the Argentine
Republic there are said to be $50, 900
Italians, 100000 French, 100000 Span
iards, 10000 English and 10000 Ger
mans.
THE population of the Caucasus is es-
timated at Gill, 400, of whom 1917, 400
are Mongols, mainly Tartars. Of the
whites, 1,s54,ooO belong to the native
Caucasian races, 41,OoO are Semites,
mostly Jews; the remaining $3.50, OoO
are Aryans, almost all groups being
represented. The Russians number
nearly 100000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-13

We are getting SO accustomed to
remarkable things that it is pretty hard
to astonish us nowadays. Two years
ago we added ready made clothing to
our we'll established tailoring and fur
nishing goods business. We decided
we would keep only the rightly made
kind, goods that we knew were reliable.
To compete with inferior qualities we
marked our goods at very close mar
gins of profit. The growth of our
business has been remarkable. The
public appreciated our efforts and this
fall we open the largest and best light
ed Clothing store in Connecticut. In
the meantime we are reducing our
stock and giving many grand bargains
Come and get them.
J. B. MULLINGS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-13
MAY LYNCH HIM,
Armed Citizens soour the Woods for
Negro Highwayman.

Armed Citizens soour the Woods for the
Negro Highwayman.
New York, Aug. 13.-The constables
of Great Neck, Little Neck and Manhas-
set spent another vain day in securing
the woods for John zimmerman, the ne
gro who assaulted and robbed Mrs. Mel
meyer.
They were armed with revolvers and it
would have gone hard with the negro
had they caught him. Squire Morrell
directed the operations of the hunting
party from his house at Manhasset.
The party divided into two sections
Constable Fred Neimeyer, the husband of
the woman who was assaulted, and Con-
stable Pitcher, of Manhasset, with one
party went to Hampstead, while Deputy
Sheriff George Clark and Constables Roe
and Hicks searched the woods in the
direction of Jamaica.
The negro is So years of ago and of
stout build. He served term in State
prison for assaulting girl some years
ago. He wears earrings. Everybody
a, ound Great Neck knows him lie
worked in farm house aronnd the place.
OF late years he was not considered a
dangerous character.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-13
SOCIETY SENSATION.

PTominenr Married Lady of Buffalo
Deserts Ter Home for the stage.
BUFFALO N. Y, Aug. 18.-Society cir
cles are all agog over the announcement
that Mrs. Emma Cronyn, wife of DR..
John Cronyn, a prominent physician of
this city, had Joined the Carlton Opera
Company as a chorus singer and that
she appeared on the stage at Washington
last night as a student in "Amorita,"
dressed in tights.
Mrs. Cronyn is a very handsome
blonde and is of almost perfect physical
proportions. Her husband enjoys a
large practice, and she had almost every
thing that could be desired. She became
infatuated with the stage and when the
Carlton Opera Company was in this city
she applied for a position in the COM
pany. She was told that she must start
at the bottom in the chorus, but this
did not deter her. and on Sunday she left
with the company for Washington.
1t is said that DR.. Cronyn is much dis
tressed over his wife's conduct. His
office is closed and the doctor could not
be found
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-13

J. B. MULLINGS.