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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-06
PROBLEMS ArHoMEsTEAD.

For the use of its non-union workmen
in the Homestead mills, the Carnegie
Company is building 600 dwellings, at
a point near Homestead. An entirely
new village will be established, and it
is said that it is the purpose Of the
ifonmasters to model it after the town
of Pullman, H., where the residents
are merely tenants. The thrifty wage
earners Of Homestead were the more
ferocious because they owned their
own homes. 1t has always been argu-
ed that the stability of the government
would be promoted by having wage
earners invest their savings in real
estate; yet at Homestead the small
property owners were in revolt against
the government. A strange condi-
ton is arising surely in America if it
is, better for manufacturing concerns
and for the government that working
men should be merely tenants. Press
ed too far by the corporations there
would certainly be a revolt at the polls
if not by force of arms. One finds
among the average, citizens of Pitts
burg sympathy with the Homestead
strikers, because many of the business
men in that locality have at some per-
iod Of their lives worked in the mills.
The militiamen who stray into the
city have saucy and defiant air
which Americans who are,not accus-
toned toa large standing army do
not relish. The new village is likely
to outstrip the older town Of Home
stead, whose merchants, being unable
longer to sell goods for cash to idle
men. are moving from the place.
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Personal MENTION.
Your Friend. COMING aud Going

Your Friends Coming and Going
Mr.. N. G.. Lloyd left this morning
for Staunton, and Clifton Forge, Va.
Mrs. Chas. Gillian, of Johannesburg,
has returned after an enjoyable visit
to friends in this city.
Hon. Geo. w. Feidt went TO Win
chester to-day to take some evidence
in the Arvin murder case.
Mrs. VIM. Bittinger left to-day to
visit her daughter in Clifton Forge,
Va.
Mr.. S. C. Crawford, of Hagerstown,
was in the city TO day.
Miss Laura Hill hat returned from a
visit to the Misses Monkey, Hagers-
town.
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REPoRTER,s NosEGAY.
Snap shots at Home and Neighboring
News.

Snap shots at Home and Neighboring
News.
City council meeting tonight.
Everything is very quiet about
Bunker Hill. w. f. Landers.
Mr.. John Doll is now clerking for
Mr.. Geo. L. Hensel.
Mr.. John w. Neer has placed in his
business place large fire and burglar
proof safe.
Some Of Mr.. Jas. Frazer's numerous
friends sent him fine opossum yes.
terday, and he is arranging for feast.
Wolfes, the stove dealer, is doing q
rushing business now. He has every
style to select from. andshis prices, are
the lowest.
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D~usrtn<y Fsr<r~r.
Al -.,1.nit -cr5 n ff<-sep-
Lst ), sorhA ( bssfir-csy
For the csnnict drawing uiE1
Dswn WITH Protection SEX SqvcmnsFa
Lerps rally. hoFe. ones note Nfs
AZ We did lnseighty- foof
Down with PFotsetipn nsxt Soyembefi
cHoRrs.
Democracy forereri Hurrnh. bora. hnrrnhig
Down VITA Proteciion and Afckinlty.s Tari1
law
'Tis the uriting on The walk
SLOT they totter to their FAIL"
Down with Protection next Novemberi
II shall be no idle boast
cIsreIand leads our rdiiant host;
Down with war taxes next November
Swells the cry from kili and plain,
sWe'll elect him once again.
Down with war taxes next November"
ICAorns
Though the plutocratic crew
Shower gold and silver TOO.
Down with corruption next Novemberi
Ger the land. from shore to shore.
They shall purchase power no more.
Down with corruption next Noyemberi
Ichoyas
As some mighty river rolls.
Let us rally 10 the polls.
Down with robber tariffs next Novems
bert
We shall win the worlds applause.
We shall gain the peoples cause.
Down with robber tariffs next Novcn-
rfsov,...
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-06

The 73d annual meeting Of the Nd.
synod convened in theLutheranC Church
at Frederick, Tuesday Oct. 4th At 2
.. NJ Rev. ". =. Parson D. D., Of
Washington, presiding. After detotion-
ii services tlIe ron $50 ministers was
called, aud the lay delegates From the
various charges announeed. An elec-
ton for Office resulted ID the election
Of Rev. L Huffman President and the
re election Of Rev. Victer Miller Sec'y.
and mr. w. II. James Treasurer,
The presidents report was unusually
lengthy yet concise, indicating a year
81 considerable activity and prosperi-
|ty. Rev. Valentine d. D., Z. L. d.,
the president Of the Theological Semi
nary Gettysburg, preached the sermon
at plight after which the Lords Sup
per was administered to all clerical
and lay delegates.
The handsome new chapel where
tile day session are held as well ~ the
church are handsomely trimed with
potted flowers, plants, andvines. The
music by the choir is Of high order.
Rev. G. s. Trump and E. B. Leitterare
delegates from Martinsburg.
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1o-s-tf
srArk or WEST VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE cHAnHEn
CHARLEsroN.
TnE STATE 81 wEsr yIRarSIA:

THE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.:
TO the Commissioners Of Election II berkeley,
Jsferson and Morgan Counties.
"a vacancy having occurred In the once or
Judge OF the Thirteenth judicial Circuit OF this
state caused by the death Of Hon. Jos. =.
Duck wall, Of Morgan county. Judge Of sold
Circuit, who was elected for the term begin
ming on the first day of January, 1889, and end
ing on the thrty-frst day of December. 1905, you
are hereby commanded, in the name OF the
state OF West VIRGINIA, to cause Q poll 70 he
opened and an election to be held In your RE-
spective counties, at the next general election
to be held on Tuesday, the eighth. day Of No
Judge 81 the Thirteenth judicial Circuit, to
I'LL the vacancy IN said ONCE for said unexpired
term,
In witness whereof. /, A. b. Fleming.
Governor Of said state, have
hereunto set my hand and
.---.--> caused the Great Seal Of the
|IT G state to benfIixed, at the @ apl-
XII. D.S toll, IN the city Of Charleston,
this tenth day Of September. In
the year 1879. and Of the State
4. b. FLEMING.
By the Governor. 90. .-.,...., 80.
slatd. = =
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a tree was recently cut near Harr-
risyille which had bullet imbedded
in it six inches from the side. Marks
showed that the tree had raised ninty-
seven years since the bullet was shot
into it.
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Riains B.for. and Aft.r.

While he was . member OF the cabinet
Mr.. Blaine was considered - mental and
physical wreck, scarcely able to write his
own name, BY President Harrison. Since
his retirement, says the St. Joseph GA
xstte, be has gained such robust health
that Mr.. Harrison wishes him ~ take
the stump
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-06

McKinlsy 4 telling the Nebraska farms
srs they have good grounds for backing
MP the monopoly tarin. Rnt, remarkl
ths Philadelphis Times, he took care nel
70 mention the mortgages @ ~
grounds.
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WATCH FOR EVERY CORRECT ANSWER.


Be fortunate enough That ind the three faces and
No nctconui
Address THE FORD PILL co, wellington Bay s Toronto Canada
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SPECIAL PRIZES FOR EACH STATE.


= s @ @ y g oS vsiaabis L
O
Nothing for
bc ineve Eml for yea d
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wkArHKrs BuLLErfN.

Txarxm4ruwe: Afr O'Clock A. ~. $40
Maxiinum51'.
Minjmum-5oo.
WINDS. Force High.
Direction from n. W.
srArK ~ s9r: Clear.
Rain fall
Relative
For New England. Eastern y. r. Eastern Pa.
New Jersey and Delaware, fair weather, cooler
NortherIy winds
For Western New York, Western Pa, fair
Northerly wind, cooler in eastern portion Of
western New York.
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MANAoERs.

"A GENTS WANTED-Mai and Female, old
made, selling our Qneen Plating Outfits, and do
ing Gold, silver. Nickel. Copper and Brass Plat
ing, that Is warranted to wear for years. on
every class of Metal, Tableware, Jewelry, sc.
Light and easily handled, no experience requir-
ed to operate them. Can be carried BY hand
with ease from house to house, same as n grip
sack or satchel. Agents are making money rap
idly They sell to almost every business house
and family, and workshop. Cheap, Durable
Simple, and within reachof every one, Plates
almost instantly, equal to the finest new work.
Send for circulars, &c.
QUEEN CITY SILVER & NICKEL PLATING co
9-f6 East st. Louis. I'll.
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cIrY PRopUcE MARKET.

Revised and corrected DAILY By D. KiImer
Grocery, Provision q Queenwafe Merchan
King Street. 0cfoBER 4. 1904
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-06

The Shetland
ladyf Gold Mptph. q
90fvIQS
pSxIe T s s sIsAch Mants! S,oSk Io he 49, 5ap9Ts
!snnie ass. many e sS Sai e1Dsh
by
cough dnre & an 1s m csssh [ fc
awarded prize of merit As dis
Unity e =. Se win UPright Conces
the
$4,000.
q Of
ass leather travelling TrInk from the H two pieces q
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DAILY MARKET REPORTS.
CTR GRAIN MARKET.

Revised and corrected daily. by Alex; Parks
rrain. flour and feed merchant. Parks Bile
Tator OCTOBER O. 1899
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DIREcToRsa

II, !, selbert. Goo. i. Roush. 4. III. McKown, *
l, Thomas. . 6assman, i. &. Gerllne, Jas y.
Thompson, nj II Williams, I'M. W III.
Ilouseworth. III q foreman. Es ".
vanmetre. ii &. Frazcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-01

@s belbt, oaB auB.r benz 9 obbcrios
5rieorid Don Saoeu aud mod anoere
il, beuiide Siriieu ben &ailer beitaru1'
ten, Die ginmdnse sesen oas Stnl9ss
leb 81 teadten. SIN Der 2bat mar
80 .lbclm 8l,les, iua5 se9en Die gos~
lase pu.sebga6t worSeu, eii @ebsm
niB Grbl,ebeu. unb ct battle. bis ibnl Die
Nustn gc5Haet uaroen, feline Gbnuns
pom Der I%usorbuuug Der Sppulitiou iii
8plfs.--Sm cnstiidenunterbaus wutoe
cine Sia sur seieblidsn Giufabrans oe5
Ittfunrentn9cs fur 8er9uertarbeiter
init PSF srsea 100 Stimmea ab5elebnt.
-3uIolse eirer amtliden Grfldruns
leioet Der osuifde 9aiier an eiher Vii
Wiftma unb braudt friiGs 2uft nno
t8ube. ST fat ni9t einunal ieinsnSei5=
ar5t bel iid. ionbern nur beien Gfiften.
ten.
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&. Sc apttel.

0ie inrgc IoiIeritatt bes inter Ben
@ettern res Gric9e5 rcuerl tanbencn
beutIfcn 0lGi1cS bate feltlthcnS tmuf
anselcgt. Non btn 3biirncn, Sdlois
fern ltno Gdbcrn Ger $Sauier flattertcn
Bite lanoen ganner in BEN Tarben oes
neueu Teid;cS nie0er; Slumcn9cwinSe
Idmitdtcn Die 6cnlter unb Sbiiret uno
sooen iid in langcn Sdlangcllinien Die
SGuIerscilen clltlang, lelbit Die StraBsn
auer ii6crfpanteub. Seppide, Sabiten
in a(en fSarbel Dingen BON ben Sell>
tern ur1b 0alfoneu nieber &orbe NIT
Iriihen 8lnmcnitraubden ftaubet tleber'
BEN wcitgeDHnetea Setitetn, IaS firabe
lenbc Gjeii9ter glidliasr Mtsliesett
idaute1 eriDertnnssuoG 81: Strsess sIt'
ia:.s nnS bordten oufa.srsIaza tn Ole
ssetfe, Oh nod ribt Die bra,ietioe1
TSn, Der eIltHtarIbirsnSen grn2ssa 5a
berrdhmef1 iUdGett. Sentl DE ftserstalesi
Gmbsn fe6rten 5s:hs ;Irid 1T 81: Ies
feritaS. = bic tspferea Etnppssat O1s
io6eanatb:s bis 26asa out ct. 4rt9a.
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(5ortiesuns folst.)
2lus Der 8unoeshauptifaot.

@nItinsion, "a. Mdr5. Die &idz
ant,uOrt auf Die lebte casliide Note
iiber bic Robbeniaso 1T un9emein
idcrf sebaltcu. Ser Yrdiioent iast
am SdfuB: iuenIr Die &esieruns @rob-
britaniens es ablebue. ibren 8eiltanb
gum Sdube Der &obbeu iud9renb Der
9aucr Deg Gdieosseribts 81 letben, 70
luerbe CT ben @eifben Der 8ereinisten
Staaten @eftnus uerihaffen uno Die
@ilbeiebe aus Dem Seringsmeer baltfn,
ielbit luenn 81 bieiem 3wede Die Mili=
tdrmadt Der Ser. staaten ahisebpien
lperbem miiiie.
@aibinston, a. Mdr;. Der Senat
bat ben 8eIdfnB ses Sauies. baB tini=
tisbin nnr OHiSiere Der 4rnee als Su.
oiaucrasenten anseitsIt ueroeu io!len.
a%bgcipieIcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-01
fas sSs.paAe 9s.D seteftIcSe.

IN t.ute cine Der r,.ati3Hsa Grhntrnssa uaieres 9etts
1lie.s. Ter enttsl iriitist bos Srfern unh iisut ett
aebeGstraft r.i.tsr fsr. Gx BELT Gt.nTaiterars lees'
INT, Getatica, bic 9:tsstf1e IND icEftiss Ntsrentrant'
ss;I;u. aeeertran!6eii, clseuetnsr Se,faa, tpetbliHs
Sfiss5e, Terroii5t, Gpi!erir, ge;tstaIb 0psrepfa
gerborHnssatyrnser, poraipI.s, 9hsenz .nb Sorf:
i6slre,fsE, nnS ssrfrfs S6cGSe, nnre3slndssstetie
Sc: Traueu, eeueprr5oca, uns r;sls aaeere SsfGreresn
psl6e fe;n Arst bsiI,.
Ee,nsr eEssty.FGles g.aEitsno tuo 0irte'
.e-tnnsez. Gle.s.s. fpr Saic-sa reid
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Taus aItgilbIaIs uuo
FeiIoe SjDne.
s;omau roa Q. offer.
r. SC

Sn f~urd)ttarcr, blutiger llrtarnllt9
bielten iib bQ5 ncutlNe mo oaS iran
i6fiihe Seer %uuiGrQcr. Scit 1icuil
flbr arl MlOrgtu NOnucrten bic 0cldiite
BON hibcn ltllo rriibcn, fuattcrtc oas
alsinsspebrfcner. criGoll ba5 Surrahs
rufen Der iicgrrth Uorortu9enbcn &elt-
jhen uub baS 2ledl;cll uno Sto5ncn scr
bon Dem Giitn6a9dt 81 G00c1 gcIdncts
tcrtcn Sric9cr. SeiB briitCtc Bic Nuguits
tonne i!bcr ocnt 6ampIuTlbiilltcn
SGladtTelSc. @lci6 icurigen SGlars
gan warbrr jid} bic S0iigcnlil,ict hnrdl
BE ~serItQnpftcu 2ttdcr, UerI6lpauoCH
diff fur;e 3cit tftcr bihtcn GcD0lSen,
Sic 6icr b0S 0c!dubc ourdicetCn, I'm
an Dem cnt0cNCnQcitetCu Saurlc Der
@ebiiIhe uilS @&GlNcr WtCbcr DerporSus
taud)eu ullo III Ieliri8cn 9tir4cH Die litts
litiditi0cN 90rftr III mn1frci|crt, bGrCn
SauIer sic 3itipnuttt Der 1iicocrs
praiiclubcu @rQnateu murcn. Slapigtij,
5rpnpinc, MARS la Sour nro Stons
bile, tic 0lid3cu ihon Jest &ritumers
baufeu, nib tod INNER praIicltcn Die
Observation-Disclosures 0cj6oiic in bic III.
Ssliocn SrtifaItcn. Sort in 9ioro'
tpsltsn bie O5Bcl uou Yrluinc, ct
Warie uno Nt;onpillc hicltul bic &erit.
truppcn beS fr0r;0ljld)cn OcercS bcfctt
bic Heoincnter GanrobcrtS nno %ao:
miraultS, bic jd)cn ii Ger strtrt rto II
9tolieu ociod,tcu hCi 9ic;oHuile ltallS
Die Site Scr Iran;0Itlfcu Strntce, OIL
leIierliGc Garoc. Sic bcgcRrten 1ttd]tE
Mnlider, ais iif auf Die fiiDncn Frett:
Zen III itiir;cn, Die iid) nit uncutfpe9:
tom Muth, r%raufboltlam, ipic cine ltlt
bsspiHglidc 9iatur3t0alt, ilbcr 2ron
pile, Slauignp nn0 8ionpiae 9egen oil
Gab6ben bon 9le;ouuiilc porlfobcn
Nnf Der S5bc pom &iliarS aItr SOt'
ltaaS Der grtiIe ir0n;0iiIdje Selolerr
esritlbe Mdritail. Scr zen franSollfel
&ubla auf Mtrito3 S9n1tfeioern +
t%apiinolif) geiG0oi8t, uno Biclt IciIl
sruppcn i'll llutemtGiB ber V95c &C
s9latt Suriid.
Ped gegen Mjttag criaBmte Sic SraI
ps fiaci prcn6iIhcH NOrpS on DC
efotrnadt scr SGI..0c. Set Sionplli
lam eas @sfeGt Sum Stebcn, bic CT
aiattsteR SreuEsn tonrltelt ni6t pciter
DC wtnuitiOn iparo fnapp, Die Irtileri
gate ii9 fait peri0oIIcn, Ganrobert
ssappsn, bic failerlid,c garbc, i
S.ailstsn lcfti9cr Dor - ba 9alt es, 81
sssrohte Snianteris, bie 9cIdbrbcte gil
aasrle ;a retten, ibnen ynlt Su l6afier
ssaea Selt sur Gr9olung, gum Gan
Gs;a irtlder 8rdftc ;t g%crodbrcn. .
SSSoaasrls mnBte bieIe SiuISabc l0iel
s,;s sronlpetea l9metterten gum Ir
gall,os l6par5en, tootenfopfsei4miie
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SEagri1sss gatalog,

Sea ater $50 ee..t,s Tars T., II Gns.iiS user Dsuti4
.Gerfelte tEisait cine 81 fa-eitIEa fsr 9Tantbettn UNI
Seraat5s poa GinzerI Eae fiaEen, reite euro Del
iSstrauh rcI Or. Green's CIrtsi eeee,it rrnrren:
grofiss Or. SEsn'S s.scsr.id,e S''tei'foplen'
LJJgreis Sic rag Fals.
ae-sfFrt:
The owen Bet Il dAppliance Co
3G6 81. g~ssass.H 81. 2raIs, no.
eirratst hieis 3ei;uEs.
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Aafu's 1angea,Dal(sa
1T rta a.mfdbatharrs asatttel
sur beiluns Don
BrnMrtttts
cber
WaIskfaMkhfftRu.

1per an folden Ieioet, leie oas Sol.
eenoe:
Sanesri1e, Ohio.
Serrsn s. e. paris & 60.
@ertbe Serreni Sd mar felt sebn ODE.
ssoSli. sSabren BON grcn9itiS in ibrer i6liu,m.
fen 6prm gequdlt nnb babe aue Rittel hn
se9sr, bic i'd gut empioblen tauiu tcnnts.
erprrtt. iebo9 NIT rur serinseui Dbx eai
fs.lism GrfclSe. bis td SIREN Sungem-Salfsm
eebrautte, Der mir IN turser Sett Qinseruna
tdafts. SD balte ibn fir bas bette tetebeitpe
grdparat fur ane Eates uns 2unssufrauh
bsiten unb Id baltic Is fur metnc GltGt. biea
6fentlib su erttareu, 70 bab GnSers BON meiue,
Griabrnng Rusen aiebeu nnb Salie iinbsn
tpnneit. G9tunesrcuit
Watbias Sreenian.
Bir fenneu Germ Sreeman gut; feline pcr.
ftsbsnoe Grtlaruns entipri9t ben Sbatia9cn.
@.a Srabam d Co., Gpotbefer, 3anespiuc. 8.
@u. Zee idreitt nus princetcn, Snb.,
~Auen'S 9unssn,galfam ftebt tu bieiem Sssih
BON S%nSiana IN srcbsm Gniebsn. Gr lit ~bieA
WtestSiU in ln1erer 9esenb.s
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Flower"

gRie fib!t CT iiG? - er iiblt fi3 rer'
aimu,t, cine tieie, suniIe. tpai9e4te, unbers
.dnaliGs GsrftimnunS, uno er maGt iebers
mann ebcnIo faplsH August Flower has
Sci!mit!cl.
gSi, fibt er (9? CT fiiRIt eiten &psfs
,hrnsr, Ssr ~aepoarIit5 Surnpi unS anbauernS
IN mrpsilsn atsr maytsrno - eussct Flower
Dos @e!inittei.
sri. fist CT 10? - Or iabIt Elm teitises
s6Iu6sn pter GiuiitoBcn SeS Glasens mad
,i,sr %asf;eit, mtlHe3 Iitttr id~medenSen
etof pSsr ras, traS CT ge3e1ien pSsr oetrun:
fen Bat, terouit:i;8s- August Flower has
Seiim;ttd.
@it ffst tr I'D? - CT fGbIt Ben eH'
mGliscn Serial Der 2etea5fraft; er fiblt
56 elenS, n.e!anGcii fcTnung8Ios, nnb
iebnt fi5 Ro.3 rtG SCae uHo mad 3a5e -
Auuast Fl3gcF r13 &ei:rti.tci.
&ir fl6t er IL? - Gr f1bIt ii4 RAD
lem Giiel eiesr @}able;t 10 pOu, ba5 Ct
faum ssbsn :,r,:. - August Flower ta3
Stilriit:sl.
G.. g. Ggtfa, 81 z Eatr;iGsat,
ssop>.aia, Rsn Stgi.1 II. 8. 81.
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Rrebiaer unb 1ftntltas @:aner.

trct9e 70 oft ben SalSl.iben bsimsefudt Ser.
ben, fineen In bieiem BALKAN elm iidcrea
gfittcf ~eascsen. gaitilen uns 2esenaes tttier
mandmal; -aber bisisr BALKAN rtrbtIft, psns
einiee @ale senou,men, gu bouernber bcilunD.
8eaen ale Sielenieen, tpel6e BON puiteT
cbcr S9ipinoiu9t beiuleeiudt iinb, nit Steiera
BALKAN cine seb5rise 9rote ma6sn7 Sh
ioerben NIT Rem Sielultat sufrieeea fein uIs
sueeben, eab ensli6 etn fiteres Settmittel &C.
tuhSeu lit.
s3reiS 25s., 50f. unD @1.00 Die GlaiGe.
Girs pnn aGen apsttetern ~ssrfau;t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-27
A BIGAMIsT IS YEARS OLD.
Silas b. Jones. Formerly OF Portland,
Or, Arrested at Kokomo, Ind.

Silas b. Jones. Formerly Of Portland,
Or, Arrested at kokomo, Ind.
1SDIANAPoLIs, Dec. 26-SiIas B. Jones,
aged rs years, is under arrest at kokomo
charged with bigamy. Jones came from
Portland, Or, about year ago, invested
heavily in Kokomo property, bought a
handsome residence and married young
wife in the person of the daughter of ex-
County Auditor Stiller. Jones was arrested
by an officer named Murray from Denver,
where 1t is charged he has a wife living.
Murray came to kokomo with requs-
ton properly attested by Gov. Chase He
timed his arrest of Jones so as to get him
to the station without giving the friends
of the prisoner time to organize resist
ance. 1t happened that the train was an
hour late, and Sheriff Simmons was APP
pealed to, and refused to allow Murray to
depart with Jones until the papers had
been passed upon by the local court.
Jones in the meantime is de-
tanned in the residence portion
of the Jail. He admits some
lndiscretions in Denver, but pronounces
his arrest for bisamy a case of blackmail
Last February an officer came to Indian
apolis with = warrant for Jones arrest on
a charge of bigamy. but he had no reaus-
ton and Jones refused to 90. He claimed
that he had been divorced from an Oregon
woman. The prisoner is brother of Rev.
Mr.. Jones, one of the foremost ministers
of kokomo. One of his sons is Judge of
the probate court at Portland, and another
is a member of the Oregon legislature.
SALEM, Or. Dec. 26.-The Silas W. Jones
referred to in the Indianapolis dispatch is
evidently s w. Il. Jones, of Gervais,
who gained considerable notoriety a
couple of years ago when he was
buncoed out of large sum of money
by a prospective purchaser of his farm.
There was woman in the case, as Jones
had offered to give the woman
who would marry him $4,000 A woman
and man alleged TO be brother and sister.
came to buy his farm. saying thew had
plenty of money. They met a second
man, confederate, who represented HIM
self as lottery agent. Jones was
induced TO try his luck and won $40. 600.
He came TO the bank and got S.. 600
10 place in a box with the winnings.
lie did it. but sharpers changed the
boxes and got away with his s.. 000 in gold,
while he carried tin box containing a
brick TO the bank. He afterward married
young woman. and few months later
secured divorce
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-27

Strong Indications That the
Cholera Has Come to Stay.
A HUNGARIAN CABINET SCANDAL.
The Dublin Explosion Evidently for the
Purpose Of Troubling Morley
The Panama Scandal.

HAMBURG, Dec. 26-Two children liv.
ing in Borgesch strasse fell ill Of
cholera Thursday, and today two
more in the same house with them were
stricken. The Eppendorf hospital is treat
ing thirty-eight cases of cholera, Of which
eight are of an exceedingly virulent type.
There was one death from cholera at the
hospital today, and without doubt the
disease is making steady, although slow,
progress.
General uneasiness prevails, especially
in mercantile circles, which are still I'M
der burdens of last falls losses. An in
crease in the sick and death list would
mean within few weeks that all oppor-
tunity of making good the recent reverses
would be lost.
LONDON, Dec. 26.-The St. Petersburg
correspondent of the Standard says:
The British consul. who has visited
the famine districts of Kieff, Bessahari.
Khartof, khoursk, Razan, Orel, lula and
Vorenesh reports that the peasants are
dying like flies from hunger and disease,
ana there are no signs of relief
from the horrors of hard
winter in Sebastopol. Cholera is
raging severely on the shore. Hundreds
of deaths have been reported in the last
fortnight.
A dispatch from Paris to the Standard
states that there are three cases of Asiatic
cholera in Dunkrk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-27
New Kind Of Copy Books.

Judson 7. Wilson, supervisor of writing
in the public schools of this city, has Just
issued a series of adjustable and gradea
penmanship practice tablets for use in
public and private schools. This
system has already been adopted
by the public schools OF this CITY.
There are five books in the series and they
arg graded from the pencil tablet for the
beginner, with several ruled lines to
AID the novice in gauging the height and
acquiring form, TO the larger and wider
ruled paper for the high school. The sys
tenn is so arranged that the pupil has
all the aid he requires as he
goes along IN the way of ruling. but is
still made 10 learn 10 reiv unon
himself "a far "a knowledca
goes. Prof Wilson is not a
teacher of hourishes and fancy PEN
manship. He believes in making his
pupils acquire a good, rapid hand.
With him writing is means of
communication aud not an accomplish
ment. His series OF copy books is
based upon the admirable system
which has made him so p0Dular
a. a teacher. The tablets are splendjdlv
gotten mp, one of the strong points
being that the pages are held To
ge;her by rings and the book is aIways
flat. covering only the size OF a single page
on the desk. With al! these new features
the books Will not cost the pupils of the
public school any more than the old
books, which were not in any way adapted
10 the system taught.a