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Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-26
Monday, October 26, 1891.
TraueIers' Guide.
New York, New Haven
 and Hartford R. K.
October 18th, 1891

TRAINS LEAVE NKw HAVEN AS FOLLOWS FOR NEW YoRKJ'4:so, 't:s, ft:io f7:es. f7:so, ts:io, s:so, s9.Ss, tio:So. tII.5s A n-, is.oo, 'i:So, i:&, s2:So, ssoo, ss:so, 500, a:so, s5:so, 5:S5, e:So, s7:o5, 'e:io G:iI. Bridgeport sccommodAtion), s9:io, 7:is pm suxDArs-sz:so, '4:se. 500 a. m-, s:oo. e:iT '7:6, 's:lo, SIS, 'e:iop. m.
 FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RTvER- 'i2.o1 am CdAfy).
 FOR BOSTON VIA SPRINGFIELD - 'l.N, 'il:6 c. m-, sI.o6, s5:ss p. m- sunkrs-I.as Cnight). '5:52 pm.
 FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON AND PROV fDENCE-'e:Is, e. m, 'is.6, sssS and 's:s5 p. m- suSDArs--s:isa e. u-, se:sS D. m
 FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD xxD NKw YORK AND NKw ENGLAND R. R-l:so am. CdAfly), '2:os pm.
 FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINE AND N. '. AsB N. R. R. R-'<:ss pm suspArs-sSs8 pm
 FOR MKRmEN, HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, Erc.-si:eo night, sl:so night oto HArrtordc, Geo, s:oo. tio:lS, sii.os c. m is-oe sI.o5 C-a.os to Hartford snly), s:io, s.oo es:is to HArtSordD, 'ssa, s:so, io:os pm suSnIrs-'I=so night csi:ss night to Hartsord), 'sssa, s:ss Cacc) pm shore Line Division.
 FOR NEW LONDON, E-c-rs.is night, F.sx ii:os a. n-, sis.cs, s:ss. CSaybrook aoc) .S.us. SIS, 6:ls, CGuilford acc) s6:55. Q0:S p. m Guilfort sccomnoastioa.O suSDArs-.2:ii night 's:SS p. m- Air Line pfvfsfen.
 FOR AIDDLETowS, wIILIMANTIC Inc Leave New Haven for ell Stations st SOS Ln-, | i:aa5, si:55 6:os pm SuSDAys-ss:5 pm OoE | nect At MIddletown with Connecticut Valley B. | R., and st wiIlimAntic with MAN T. Ane S- L. and N. RR-; at Turne-vIDe with Colche<7<r branch Trains arrive At New Haven ss R.E Ara, i:2l, s7.oo, s.oOpm | NauSatuek Dfvtsion. | FOR WATERBURY and way stations vi. Nsa gsruck Junction ii:so A- m sUxDEu-s:ao A n. Northampton Division. | FOR SHKLBURNE FALLS TURNEBr FALIs,wIIIIAMsBuRG,H HoLYoKE and NEW HARTFORD and iatermedIhie stAtsons, train, leave New Haven at 7=22, Iiso4 am and asso' pm
 FOR NORTHAMPTON, WILLIAMSBURG ard points this side al 5:5s pm
 FROM WILLIAMSBURG train arrives ss s:a e. m, i:sS s:2l and s.as p. m, and from eHHL BURNE FALLS and intermediate stations Ei i=s.- f=sI and SOS p.
 LUCIUs FUTILE, | Gen. Manager.
 CT. HEMPsTBAD, - Gen PAss Agent |
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-26
Vol. LIx.
EverxhodY an Artist.

EV0ryDOuy un ArC1SC.
 Artistic and decorative work has a fasci- nation for every woman.
 z "Art and Fancy Work" is book of plain directions for painting, staining, gliding. and decorating, that will be sent free by Wells, Richardson & Co, Burling ton, Vt. Anybody can do beautiful and ar tistio work by the aid of this book, and al small expense, for Diamond Dyes and Dia mond Paints are the only materials needed
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ORIGINAL. No. a7. Po1npton Pufs.
BY MARION KIRKLAND.

3 cups of flour, T tablespoonful of butter, , teaspoonful of salt, cups of milk, 4 eggs whites and yolks beaten separately, T heaping teaspoonful of CleYeland's baking powder.
 Sitt flour, baking powder and salt together twice, chop in the butter. Stir tne beaten yclks into the milk and add inc flour. then the frothedwhites. Whip hlsh and light and bake in cups in a quick oven.
 :, Ose only Cae0slassds 6aks,e bosassy: Hs PSap017sous ere nsaae for Mat.
 Hot biscuit made with Cleve. lands baking powder may be
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STATE CORRESPONDENCE.
SOuthfngton.

Oct A-E. G. Lewis and family are homo from Cleveland, o.
 Joseph Allen is critically III. He was taken wi 8 severe hemorrhage 6 few days ago and has since failed rapidly.
 A. T. Mason of Springfield and J. J. Haysr oi Bridgeport will give recital at the Plantsviils Congregational church tomorrow CTussdayI evening.
 Charles Hulatt has returned from Chicago whore he underwent successful surgical opera tion for cancer of the throat.
 The Huntsville Faith Cure home ii new U charge of Mrs. J. c. Nicksrson of Providence.
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EtnanItaI.
Stocks Strong en Narrow Trading-A Promising Tone in the Bond Mar ket-St. Paul and Richmond Ter mtnal Active and Strong.

 ket-St. Paul and Richmond Ter minal Active and Strong. NEW YORK, October A. To-day's stock market, while not active was
 one of encouragement for those who hold stocks
 The early market was decidedly tame, but prices
 gradually worked upward, and 1t tAs close of
 business were generally x to N per cent above yesterdays close The relative activity and | strength in the bond market was perhaps the | most significant feature of the day. The leading active stocks in the advance were
 St. Paul, whose strength was based on the show ing of increasing October earnings; Richmond Terminal Rock Island, Northern Pacific pre- ferred, Reading and Union Pacific. or tho indus
 trial shares Sugar Refinery was conspicuous for
 it's weakness, declining two points on professional | bear operations.
 Receipts of gold have been SO timed as to make 1 the important showing in this weeks statement of the $6310, GOO increase in specie. This and the small increase in loans-$a4s, 100-made the in crease in surplus reserve considerable notwith-
 standing the increase of q, ,2o1 900 in deposits. I Following the closing prices, reported by PRINCE 6, WHITELY, bankers and brokers, GA Broadway, N. Y, and 15 Center street, New Ha- ven, Conn.,:
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EELS STOP WHEELS

And Cause Factories to Shut Down.
 SHELTON, Oct. 25.-Several factories on the Ousatonic Water company's canal have been obliged to shut down on ac- count of the unusually large number of cells which get into the water wheels and clog them in such manner that it is i'm possible to run until cleared out. At the factory of the Whitcomb Metallic Bedstead company their wheel has been broken so that it cannot be used at all until exten- sive repairs are made. The bottom of the Housatonic river below the dam is covered with dead cells which have been killed passing through the turbine water wheels. The cause of this is that there is not sufi- cient water to carry them over the dam, so they are compelled to pass through the raceways of the many factories on their tourney to salt water
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have had catarrh for twenty years, and used all kinds of remedies without re- lief. Mir. Smith, druggist, of Little Falls, recommended Ely's Cream Balm. The effect of the first application was magical, it allayed the inflammation and the next morning my head was as clear as bell. am convinced it's use will effect perma- nent cure. It is soothing and pleasant, and strongly urge its use by all suffer ers.-Geo. Terry, Little Falls, N. Y.
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STORY OF \ CHILD.
Of Greatest Interest to All Pa

pale slight and puny
 If your infants or children are sick, give them that greatest of all children's remedies, Dr. Greene's Nervura. This marvellous remedy Is the great family medicine, and calms and soothes the nerves, strengthens and invigorates the body, restoring healthfuI color to the cheek, refresh ing sleep, strong nerves, stout limbs and that bounding health which all children should have. Being purely vegetable and harmless, 1t is per- fectly safe to give to infants or children of any age and its curative effects are wonderful.
 Do not neglect the health of your children, pa- rents. Use Dr. Greeue's Nervura in all nervous diseases of infants and children, and see them improve in health and strength every day and every hour Druggists sell it. $l.OO.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-26

e11OSN OI "CdA digestion. C1eve- lands is the anti dyspeptic leaven- ing agent. The leaven comes from cream of tartar and soda, nothing else; n o ammonia or alum.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-26
What It Docs.

Hoods Sarsaparilla 1. Purifes the blood. 3. Creates an appetite. B. Strengthens the nerves.
 4. Makes the weak strong.
 5. Oyercones that tired feeling. 6. Cures scrofu1a, salt rhsum, etc. '. Invigorates the kidneys and liver. 8. Believes headache. indigestion, dys pepsia.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-26

"My little girl has been taking medicines for a severe nervous trouble nearly two yeara receiv- ing no benefit, then bought a bottle of Dr.. Greenes Nsrvura, and her recovery by it's use has been remarkable Others of the family have received benefit from it's use. c. H. BEMIS,
 Granby, Mass" N B.-w-Dr. Greene, the successful special ist in curing all forms of nervous and chronic dis eases, 5 ". 14th Street, New York. can be con- suited free, personally, or by letter. Call or write him about your case or send for symptom blank to fill out, and letter fully explaining your disease, hiving advice, etc, will be returned free
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-26

Government Bonds. The following were the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day:
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THE COURT RECORD.
City Court Criminal Side Judge
 Pickett.

Pickett.
 Christopher Garyey, temporary home con- gus, not sending boy to school, continued to De- cember 5; Thomas H. Cullinan violation of Sun Patrick Daley, same, nolled; Peter Toole, breach of peace against his wife, $7 fine, $542 costs Charles Sedon, breach of peace against Henry Kelmer, continued to October 27; Thomas Blount, breach of peace, judgment suspended.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-26

Train Arrangement Commencing June I< Ie7i.
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN At 6:5o, s:IO geo 1000 and I2.oc noon, lsQ5 s:M f:i5, s:S5, 6.oo. 7:SS and ii:i5 pm
 LEAVE ANsosIA At is:i5, e:fs, 7:Ss, 9.os, and Ii.S2 A m-, i2.so 2:o5, 4:oS, s:sS. 6:io, 6:5o, s:2o pm Sunday trains leave Ncs Haven st s:ie am s:io and lI:I5 pm Sunday trains leave Ansonia 7.2o am, sses pm
 Trains for Waterbury leave New Haven e:so. lo:oo, 1900 noon, s:Ss, s:Ss, 7:ss pm Sunday s:i0 G. m
 The 6:5o. s:4o am, <:i5 and Goo p m train. out of New Haven connect si Boisford for Rn points on the Eousatonic R. R and the West Passengers from the Housatnnic R. R. arrire in New Haven al SOS and 9:Ss 6. m, i2:<s, SIS and s;5 p. m
 WILLIAM E. STEVENSON,
 Vice Pres. ana Gen kAnageF. A W PERRIN Gen Pass Agent
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Starin's New Haven Transporta-
 ton Line.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

STEAMERS leave New Haven daily CsIcept D Sunday) at i0:i5 am and i2 o'clock mid night Returning, leave Peck Slip, New York, st and II pm. Staterooms for sale st Peek & Bishops, No. 762 Chapel street and at KIock's drug store. Sunday boat leaves New Haven st i9:3o pm. ststeroouss for latter sold 6; Elliott House.
 Fare 75 cents. Round trip tickets Si-a5 OEood for six oAysl. J. ". CARTER. A rent
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MACEES
 EMULSION Ask your Druggist for lt, and take only that labeled MAGEE EMULSION CO.,, Lawrence, Mass.

Naugatuck Railroad Company. SEcRETARYs OFFICE, BRIDGEPORT, Oct 2!, 1S9l NOTICE.
 TJHHE annual meeting of the stockholders of 1 the Naugatuck Railroad Company for the election of directors for the year ensuing and for the transaction of any other business proper to be done said meeting, will be held in the Connecticut National Bank building in Bridge port on Wednesday, the 18th day of November next, at il o'clock a. m. H. NICHOLS,
 Ol2 1t aw d&w 3w Secretary
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THE ODD FELLOWS, HOME,

Services at the Jail.
 D. P. Candee addressed the prisoners at the jail, Sunday morning service.
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Annual of the Y. ". 0. A.

Annual Of the Y. W. 0. A.
 Annual meeting of the Y. w. 0. associa- chapel on Tuesday, October 27, at 5p. m. The public invited. Per order, comm ttee.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-26

tHANh hA NoLDGf l SLaLo Ol COuucCLlCuI, MARIA S. REYNOLDS, New Haven County,
 New Haven,
 RALPH TYLER, ct al. Oct. 90, 1891. TPON petition of the said Frank Reynolds U and Maria s. Reynolds, praying, for reasons therein set forth for a judgment to perfect title to certain real estate pending before the Superior Court in and for the County of New Haven to be held on the first Tuesday of November, A. D. 1891.
 It appearing upon and being found by this court that said petition relates to certain real estate in which the heirs and legal repreeenta- tives of Malachi Taylor, deceased, late Of the Town of New Haven, claim or may claim an in terest, and that such persons ought to be made parties to said petition, pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided and that the names and residences of such persons are un- known to the petitioners.
 Therefore, ordered, that notice of the pendency of said petition be given by publishing this or der in the Morning Journal and Courier, a news paper printed in New Haven, three weeks suc- cessively, commencing on or before the 22d day of October, A. D. 1891.
 By Order of the Court.
 EDWARD A. AEKETELL, Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County o22o26n1
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-26

De1nss sRheumat1c Pills are sure cure for all forms of Chronic & Inf1ammatory Rheu mstasD' &NeurnRta .EBtiveiyv 'hte vs saf
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Housatonic Railroad |.

Express Trains. -Local Express.
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Nau&atuck Division.
 FOR WATERBURY and way stations VI. Esu gxpuck Junction ii:so G. m suxpErs-s:ea A n !,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09

tDtr0 cine neue @be geI6lo1len. gr fanr
INNER III cine ebenbirtige Srau baben,
9tebenfrauen Oage0en mebrere. st metB
tretlt6: DS0One 0tenertnnen unb reisenoe
gtebentrauen brtngen fein Slid ms
Metbergema0." Biele Srauen iino bamit
etnperitanoen, oaB ibr Wtann it6 gtebenz
frauen bait; ibr @nieben itetgt nit Der
3abl tbrer Acknowledgement, oeren &in7
Der als Die tbrigen gelten uno ibuelt Die gez
bubrenoe @brfur6t uno N6tung ertpeiien.
SIN 6auie lebt Die Srau fill uno nobL,
TN %Nugen1etnen 5iemlt1 ~langipeilig bobtn.
Sbre S0tIette nimmt ben gr0Bteu Shelf
oeS 8ormttta9s Elm. SET ben Srauen Der
beileren &laiien itnb Die SiBe, pie befannt,
g%ebunOen ullo 10 Derfriippelt. baB tie i'm
ledlten Sabre ettpa 3 3ou lang ftno. Die
y9oloene Stlte" lit Oaber gum @eben nt6t
belonoerS b~erufen. Sbren Sang bergIei9t
Der @btnele NIT benz %eIeganten S6manfen
pes Wetoenbaumes. Die 6aartra9t lit in
ben Brnoin5en Deri6ieoen, INNER aber
leDr perfptdelt u10 nur langlam ber3uitelz
len. Nette 8cinfleiOer, cine reid beleBte
SADIE un0 etn SetDengetpduD nit tpetten
NermeIn un6 geitidten Stretfen ftnb ibre
&letoung; SuDelen uno Ginge aller Dirt
beoeGen S6ren, Singer unb Nrme, nod
ettpaS S6mtnfe uub 9uber ur6 Die SoiLette
lit iertig. &i6ttg iagt Der Gbtneie: v9ret
3ebntel i6rer S6Onbeit lit natirlt9, fteben
3ebuteL finitli9."
8enn Die Wabl3eiten ni9t 6ie Ginf0rz
migfett beS Cages unterbre0en, tpirb gez
ittft Doer gerau6t, ba3piiden iper6en
W~telonenferne gefnaGt, 8lumenperfGufer,
!00ter, &rGmer ooer 8abriagerinnen miifen
belfer1, Die 3eit Dertretben. Damn miro nit
ben &inOern gelpieGt, gegen tpelde Die Mut>
ter GnBerit IiebeoOa lit un6 Die fte ieLbit
ndbrt. SIT Elm Stnb frant, 10 mtrb Elm
Sen1pel beln6t, gum Opfern.
S9elOung ftnOet ielten itatt in China.
vStno stDei b%eretut, 10 ioQ fte ni9ts trenz
men," Die QStttwe nennt ser G6ineie Elm
fteuerLoies Boot; Dglidl;6 Die Srau,
tDelde Dor ibrem Manne ftirbt". SIM NQz
9emeinen iou Die Trau fi6 ni9t tpieoer perz
beiratben. So6 Der fam cine betratbsz
Iufttge Q8itttpe 3urid6alten ? vBenn Der
6tmmel regnen ooer beine Wutter it9 tpies
Der nerbeiratben nil, 10 siebt es teiu 5ias
oerntB."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
Ofaftattf9er SGoDh.)
0on Sen G)iteiif0en SSr1ttett.

Dem Gbineien lit Elm Sobn 5ebnmal mebr
tDertb 0Is etne So6ter; aber CT tpetB 1th
aud nit tpeiblider gta6tommenlbaft 81
nerlobnen: ytper I06ter auf5ie6t, bofft euf
ret@e S@ntegerl6bne." 9as NuSleBell
tDetbliher GtnDer fOnlmt nlr BET g6n5ll1
Derarlnten Sellten D0r, ullO au6 bier IN lel>
tenen SdlIeu. 8aLD n06 Der 0eburt mtro
ME ben &naben 10 aud Den W1Q06en Der
&opf geiboren rno bas Sinh erbGlt trgen0
einen ippbltltneenoen &Oienantell, tpte Jtole,
8lumenbuft, 2en3pftrlid, teui9e Slun1e,
Liebenbe 0erle.
SIN Glitter, tuenn Sic &na6en tbr Stuotum
beginner, i'm fitnften Ooer led1ter1 SABRE,
miro 0as WtGo6en in ben SYrauen8emader1l
bei6Gfttgt. 9ie 6aupter3tebung belteDt
leoigIi6 in Der @rlernung Deibli6er 9anoz
arbeiten. Sis gum ie6S5ebnten Sabre trGgt
baS WfGo6en einen 3opf nit 9latt 5IrIdz
9etGmmtem 6aar, Dana6 miro tbr oaS
6aar %frauenmdbig frtiirt. Ser Sbtnele
iuht feline So6ter 10 frGt1 tpIe n1Dgl:d gu
berloben, getpobnli6 i'm Sitter Don lO-lz
SSabren. IRutpeiIen gei1tebt Dies i'm 8arz
te1ten &in6esaltcr, ul1o Iol6e Berlobur1g
lit binbeno, nur SOB ooer NrSl0B Der
8rQut ooer 6es 8rGutigamS Lott tie 1uf.
Sin N1afler trGgt Sragen uno Nntiporten
bin uno Der un6 nermitteIt Die Gertrdae.
8is CUR 6o6aeit 3etat iiG bic graut ltt@t
mebr, lelbit ni6t Dor ibren nG6iten mdnns
ltden @eripanoten, un6 lebt gemGB Dem
LIBERAL oeltenDen @ort, Dab baS WfGOden,
iiber tpei6es ME gelpro6en ptro, baS bette
lit. Ser Sag sur 6o65ett ptro,, na@
8efraqung Der @abrlager, our1 DIE 5a>
milier feitgeiebt uno nab Der 6Od3elf Doll
Der 8rGutigam Die 8taut IN letrl oans 40:
Ser W2ann mag sebn Sabre mebr baDelI aus
jeine Srau, iie aber Dart nl3t etn Sa0r
otter letn Qls er. Wann uno .Srau leDen
fib mad Der 6o6aeit in ben metlten 6Glel1
gum erften Wtale. 8leibt Die erlteG9e tInoerz
lps, 10 greift man sur l0optton oosr
nintmt cine Stpeite Sran. GntneOer pes
balb ober neil ii6 Der Wfartt DelonoetS IN
ipGteren eSahren, nab nenem GDe9luG le9n,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
Do9enbert6t
SnIan6.

G.nfanes boriaer @ode tpur6e our6 6en
0ouuerneur bon Senneiiee, Buchanan,
na@oeln ibn Der geiebgebenpe G0rper ienes
Staates OaSu ermG6ttgt bate, Die Meltz
ausHeQuugSs Gommiiiion fir Senneiiee err
nannt. Steie Gommiiiion lit aus folQenz
ben Mit9lieoern oebilOet : Sir Sitz
gennei5ee: Grgouuerneur Gb. EaDIor,
CHATTANOOGA; 6on. 0liper s. Semple,
anoruile; Sen. s. g. 0ilber, Sobnion
Sin; Mrs. SalnueI sec &innep, Snore
pile; Mrs. s. !. Sobe, Sobnion Git9;
fir MitteI>G ennefee: 9tidter 6. Us.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
Oeribdntt.

vWiein SrGuIein, t3 Iiebe sic. G6e ib
Sic aber nm Sbre Sanb bite, m6dte i1
MIDI bod germ nab Sbren SamiIienperb6Ltz
niiien ertunot9en. @aS lit benin SSbr 6err
8ater?" u@r blait! y y98as 6lait er
6enn?" u@r bIait bait I'M Sbsater = Sic
2anlpen ausl"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
umfdreibuno.

0t6terItng: p@eitatten Sic, baB
i'd Sbnen einige neue @ebt6te bon mir
p~orleie.
&rittfer: rSa, aber t6 ma@' sic
barauf aufmertiam-t6 bab' Die uble @ez
po6nbe!t, 3u-i6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
unperbefferItcb.

y9Iio 8rauiez 9imonobe ioG t6 trinfen
ffait 8ier, ia9t Der 0oftorI @enn es nur
cine Brauiez 3imonabe sGb', Die, itatt bem
beroammten @ttronen1, Orange mi Stint
beergei9maG, a. 6ofbrGug'i6madl bGtt' !"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
MuSI 5.

Ser Gbef Ser Nbtbetlung fir 160ne
&inlte, 6err 6. SpeS, tpeI6er fi6 gegens
pdrtig in Berlin beftnoet, i6rteb bon bort,
oaB ale Nnseiben oafur ieien, oaB Oeuti1z
lamb ietne &unitlhGBe in iolder 9lnSabL
mad Chicago our gluSitelung i6tden
miroe, baB Der ga[ait fir Iodine &itnfte
faum aur Nufnabme 6erlelbeI 9~eniigen
tDerDe.
g8ie in 8aris aniGiitge Mnierifaner mad
Bier heri6teten, itnD tie erfreut barber,
oaB man ieBt au6 in Stanfret6 beginnt.
Der @~btcagoer MISUNDERSTANDING etn gr0Beres
porbereitef it6 letnem Gange unter ben
6anDeltrei6enoen gfationen an9emefien an
Der Nusitelung gu betbetli9en. SIS betBt
baB 6err eugene Spuler, Der ebemaltge
Witni1ter Der austDdrttgen 9lngelegenbetteu,
gum 6ouptfommilldr Der fran3Dltl6en
MISUNDERSTANDING : @ommtilton auserleben
lei.
9(ll6 in Der S6pet3 beurtbeilt man Sic
Nusitellun9 iebt~ giinittger als oieies biSber
Der Sail mar. Ser a~merifanil6e &oniuI
in st. @allen bat an bas Staatsoepartez
ntent in @albington 9eid)rieben, baB Die
Snouftrieuen ienes &anbeS ibre 9lnii6ten
betreffs Der G6tcagoer NusiteQung gednoert
hdtten 1no 1eBt ta1t DurDfDe9S berett lelen,
1t6 OH Der 9ebteren au betbeiltgen. Die
0fegierung bes &anton 8ern mill jeboh erIt
~abtparten, in ipeI6er Wetie Die Sn0u}trielz
len porgebeu ~tpolIen, beoor fe peitere
S6ritte unter11tmmt.
Weltausite1ungs Gommt11Gr Nbler, Ser
fih gegenpGrttg tnSunts b%eftnoet, bert6tet,
baB bic Sbeilnabme Der fran30lti6en Goloz
MEN lit 9tprbaTrifa nod iebr bappu abz
bGnae, pie oas Wtutterlano fi6 a1 Der
Q8eltaus1teQung betbeiLige. Die &oLonten
ertparten, oaB Sranfret6 ibnen einen be-
itimmten 8etrag fit tbre 8etDeiligung 5ur
@erfigung ttele.
sine Der eriten Strmen bon Eunis lit
bieienige bon Wtobammeo uno Nlt 8arz
bpu4i, Die auf Der lebten Q5artler Qusitels
lung il glGn5eno Dertreten mar. Sic
mia ieoo6 feline oerarttGe Nusiteuung, pie
fie' 6err 2tbler au baben pini6t, obne Gez
eierungsunteritibun9 III @bicago MAIDEN
uuo empfieblt es SEER 9loIer besbalb,
babingebenoe 8ori6Id8e Ser fran5Ditl6en
@ommiliion GIT unterbreiten.
@s e%riitiren in Sunts Stpei ausge5et6nete
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-02-04
A WAlF IN SUMTER.
Quite a Sensation Created by FOOr Lit.
lie Baby that was Put Gut to Nurse.

SUMTER, Jan 30.--Special: Last night
Chief of Police Weeks was Informed that
there was II white baby in Il negro house in
this city who had been brought there from
Clarendon county to be taken care of, and
that the baby was in Il suffering condition.
Chief Weeks Instituted search to-day,
and soon found the child in the house of
negro woman named Phillis Davis. At first
1t was denied that the child was there, but
it WAS soon produced. 1t is not sick as had
been rumored but it is in a healthy condition
and is just three weeks old. 1t was brought
here about ten days ago. In response to
inquiries the negro woman said that the
child had been given to her by a young wo-
man whose name she gave. She could not
tell what county the mother OF the child
lived in, but the name of the place she gave
is N Clarendon county. The child was CIV
en- to the negro woman to take care OF, and
she is being paid for her trouble. The news
of the finding Of the child created some
what of q sensation here.
The above, including the headlines, is
taken from the News and Courier, and not
withstanding the assertion that the mother
of the waif lives at come station in Claren-
don county, We are inclined to think that
this is q city trick Sumter is trying to play.
Foundlings, street waits, and nursery farms
are city institutions, and rs Sumter has q
legal right to call herself a city, We expect
she is trying to initiate q city in this in
stance. If it is true that a waif has been
found in that city it is probable that the
child IS being nurtured in the place Of its
own naivity.-EDlroE T1MEs.]
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-02-04
Is Marriage a Failure =?

a white woman from Alcolu came to Man
ming Monday to complain Of her husband
to Trial Justice Timmons. She charged
hex husband with having cursed her for
everything but . lady, also threatening her
life and striking her with piece of board
four feet long She wanted the trial justice
to issue warrant for her husband im-
mediately as she could not live with him
any longer, because Il is a member of the
church and his devilment makes ME say
things that are not right.
Trial Justice Timmons tried to persuade
her out cf the notion Of having warrant
issued, but to no purpose. Nothing Ont q
warrant would satisfy her, 50 warrant was
issued 10 forthwith bring to justice the man
whose devilment makes his wife, who IS q
member Of the church, say things that are
not right, and he was arrested by Deputy
Pouncey yesterday, but before the deputy
arrived with his prisoner the trial justice
received telegram to stop the proceedings,
and in g short while after the receipt of the
telegram the mistreated wife arrived to
plead in behalf Of her husband. When the
prisoner wos brought in the affidavit was
withdrawn, the expenses Of the arrest paid,
and the turtle dove couple went home to
make another trial Of their future happiness.
This couple furnishes o good argument
for those that contend that marriage IS
failure"