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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01

Sobne aus ber sriten gbe. Sic mar
eine S6tpeiter bes Nbam @einaart,
sins treue Satin unb CUTE Sbritin, bic
ibre beinabe stpeiidbrise 2ranfbeit nit
@ebulo unb @rsebenbeit trug. Dieter
8erIuit 1T boppeIt bart fdr 5rep, ba er
ielbit 10 NIT Hbeumatismus aepiaat III.
bab er idon Elm eansss Sabr ni6t ar.
beiten fonnte.
-Sn Der Sriibe am Samitas Mor.
gen brannte in 2ittIe @naIanb bas
Wobnbaus bon Mrtbur Waffers nieber
unb stpar breitete ii9 bas Seuer 70 raid
aus, bab bic Samilie in ben gabtflei.
bern bur6 elm Senitsr entflisben muBte.
Ntafers mar am Sreitas Mbenb in
Scranton uno tpdbrenb ieiner Mbpe1en.
belt aeriprans cine &eroiinIampe, bod
selans es Der Srai, ben entifanbenen
8rano su bdmpfen Elm ssunfen fbeint
irsenbpo tpeiter seslimmt unb bas aipeite
Seuer peruria6t 3u baben. Ser BerIuit
am Gebdube betrdet $1,000. an Gin.
ridtuns $500, unb bic 8srf&eruns III
nur $500.
als bic 2eIief Gompanie fab, ipo
bas Seuer mar, tpuBts ie aud iofort,
bab ibr SdIaud nidt reiden ipiirbs
une fan6te mad Der GrpftaI UNI mebr
S6Iaud bic lebtere perbanb ihre 600
SUB nit ben 1000 SUB Der 2eIief Som.
panie. Wenn bic 2ittIe gnsIdnber ben
8opf auf oem redten Sled ssbabt bit,
ten. 10 bdtten iie nit einem Dubenb
elmer 8afer bas 5eusr Ibi9sn f5nn en-.
s @biIip @aener miro
ieiren sroben groffnunss.9 .9und
am 9onneritas, ben IA. Slpril,
seben, uno es miro ibm Elm Ser.
9nil9en iein, iuenn aqe Sreunoe
llno 8efannten bon 9etersbura,
Sunmore, Scranton uno Sp6e
Yarf ibn nit einem 8elube be.
ebren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Bon Neter8bura.

= Boitassnt George ShuI, 1T biefs
Wode an Der grie & 98. .. 8abn
spii6en bier unb SatpIep tbaiiB.
= 8iftor Stone, Der bas Srib bid
@iSentbum an GroB Strabe esfaufi
bat, ma4t piele 8erbsferunsen an bsms
ielben. Wenn aaes ferti8 1T, 70 III
bas Saus pisbsr zines Der fd6niten an
Der StraBe.
- Gae bic alien Mitslieber bes pe'
tersburser Wdunerdor unb Mnbere, bic
serne iinsen, iinb freunbli1 einseIaben,
am Samitas abenb in Soiepb Sans'
2ofaI 3u eribeinen, UNI einen neuen
@sianspsrsin 3u Sranben.
- Der gntsnfrib madt auepeiI gut
aus !; er bat 25 gnten, 100 SinfeI unb
cine @ais. gr perfauft aipei Quart
Wiild ben Gag bon Der @ais unb rs
Dubeno @ier bon ben gnten unb Sin.
feln.
- 2ebten Donneritas tpurbe So1spb
Sans nit 2ouiie Dtarfert setraut unb
am feIbsn Gage iibernabmen bic neusn
@beIeute aud bic Wen3eI'i1e Wirtbs
idaft. Wir tpini6en ben iunsen 2eu.
ten Slid in Der @be uno i'm @eIddft.
(Da Der CONNER balb beran fommt,
foate Der Soc ii4 init re&t eroben Bier.
sIGiern perisben.)
-Serr Sobn 8. S9r5ber, ber bes
fannie frlbers 8aufmann, 1T Jest Elm
8etpobner Der 10. Waro. Derielbe Bat
Dor siniser Ssit einen 1beiI bes Dsin.
bsrssS bes Germ Sobn Gbriit anss.
fauft, fd Elm 9auS bort einridtsn Iai.
fen unb rirb tpenisitenS fir bic Dauer
bieies Sabres iib ais @drtner unb
Winser periuden unb bic frif1e 2anb.
luft unb bic MuSf6t na6 ben sessns
iibsr Iiesenben Bergen senieben.
- Inter ben @Iiidli9en, bic bonn
Iebten @sri6ts nit elmer 2i3ens beba1t
purben, 1T aud Ssrr pbilip Wasner,
ipeI9er ein Sabr lang bic 8aiements
tpirtbibaft beS Serrn @barleS Slider
on 2adaipanna Mpenue fdbrte. Our
Seisr bieieS fiir ibn 70 freubissn greis.
niiies ipirb Masner am ndditsn Sam'
flag Mbeno ieinen 9diten einen Slam
6 bowber 2unb auftiidsn unb
Iabet au re4t sabIrei8em 8eiu@e Elm.
-9usleid madt ct befannt, bab bins
fort ieoen Samitas Mbens Elm freier
2un4 ierpirt pirb.
- am Iesten Sreitas sesen 4 llbr
itarb bic @befrau oes George Srep an
einem Hidenmarfleiben. Sic mar 38
Sabre, 8 Wionate unb 4 Sage alt uno
bintsrIabt ibrsn @atten nit enem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Nus oem oberen xbale.
(GarbpnbaIe GprreIppnbeu,.) J

Serr Sriebr. Msper bon Scran.
ton 1T felt einisen Wo6en ais Diriseut
Der 8ermania aneeiteut uns bic SGnaer
seisen unter ibm erneutsn gifsr.
- Gin Seuer asrf5rte am Mittpo&
Mbeno bas Wobnbaus zines Serrn
5ranflin on 8od glpenue, nsbit bem
sefammten Snbalt.
- @bmarb 1pIer itiiYste Sonntas
gia6t ourd bic Defining spiiden ben
atpei 8raden am Sube BON go. 28
4.lane, brad mebrere 8ippen uno trus
8opfoerlebunsen bapon.
SIN NOrbtpsii &Oblsntpsrf babisr
ipurbe am Samitae WlidasI ssrable
our9 einen 2obIenfal bon Der Dede 10
i6per perLebt, baB er Mbsnos 10 llbr
i'm Scranton SoipitaIe itarb. Gr ipar
elm Deutider.
- Serr Souls Sdmibt, iiber atpei
Sabre Braumeiiter in Der petsr &rans'.
f9en 8rauerei oabier, bat uniere Stabt
perIafen unb tritt am l.. MpriI cine
Steauns in Der S1meibins'i9en 8raue.
rel in gait Wiau1 gbunf an. Serr
S6mibt mar aud frGber in Der 6.
8obinion 8rauerei in SCRANTON anse.
iteat.
- Cine sefdbrlide grbisnfuns bat
iih an Der oberen Canaan Strabe er.
eisnet, bic bur6 bic Ieidtiinnisen Ops.
rationen ber Sirma Steele & Mofer
peranIabt puroe. Gin ettpa 10 SUB
breiter Gaum an Der Strabe bat ii9
um brei SUB ssienft uno man befdrdtst
nod tpeitere StDruneen. Stabt8eomes
ter Grid tpiro senaue grmittslunssn
anteaen unb bic Obise Sirma fur allen
Sbaoen perantiportli1 balten.
n@- 2eiet bas ,,Wodenblatt" rsssI.
mdbig; sS foitet nur SO 90.
Car&taIb gOrrsipOnhsni.)
-Serr 8aitor 8uboIpb sebsnit i'm
Mionat Utai cine Tour na8 bem alien
8aterlanbe 3u MAIDEN unb ipirt pisls
leiht 3tpei Monate abipeienb iein.
= DaS 8esrabnib bon Srau George
8anfen bon &lperitraBe fano am DienS.
tag itatt. @otteSpienit tpuroe bon GERM
Paitor s. 6. NuooIpb in Der 8ir1e
sebaIten unb bann erfoIste bic 1leber.
fiibruns Der 2eide na8 bem protefan.
tii1en Sriebbofe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Gnbe gut, alleS out.

Das 2isensseridt CAB am Montas
feline enbsdItisen @nti6eibunssn ab unb
NIT einem @efiibl bon @rIei6teruns
i5nnen iebt bic MppIitantsn aufatbmen,
benn ale tpesen SormfebIer surud &C..
Iesten 2iSenisn iino betpialst iporben.
Die folsenoen Mppl,fationen, am
Wontas aupor beripeisert, ipurben in
@iecereripdsuns sssosen unb senebs
mist: M. M. SberipOob, Seott g.
s. Gnntpap unb Tbomas Me@ourt, 8.
Waro bon Scranton; 4noreip &nor.
9unmore.
@iner fiiraliden gntidsibuns zines
8i6ters in bieiem Staate isi bier gr,
tpabnuns sstban: Gin BottIer mar
ansefIaet tporben, tpeiI er bsraui6enbe
@etrdnfe auberbalb ben @rsnaen ieines
Counties perfauft bate. Ser 8i6ter
entidieb, bab er basu Elm &edt babe,
tpenn bic 8aaren mlnblib ober brief.
LID bel ibm beiteat iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01

Sebt beibt es, bic Yenna. Sons
panic tperbe an Der SnieI, seseniiber
benz SdIadtbaufe, eine Bride iiber
ben Susqusbanna bauen.
- Ser SIoipads Sobn Dean tpurbe
am Samtas bel Wanamie BON einem
8abnsuse setrOffen uno setDbtet. Gr
bat in Der alien Seimatb cine SamiIie.
Das Dberseridt bat bas @eiu6
Der Gnpdlts bes Wbrbsrs McMillan
Tim einsn nsuen 8rossb abseIsbnt unb
Der 8erI mub bdnssn. SO ipdre aud
unerbDrt sepefen, elm iDl6es SdeuiaI
tpisSer auf bic @sni9bsit IOssulafsn.
-Sn msiner SamiIie babe i'd idon
baufs 0r. Iusuit 85nis's Samburssr
8ruittbee nit ausseaeidneten grfoI8en
sesen Ssiierfeit uno grfdltunsen ansss
ipanbt, ,--SriB Sorn, 8 Statss Strabe,
Stem gOrf, q. Q.
9ie 2side bon Samuel @iaiams
bon gbparbspiae, Der Ieit 6 Wo1sn
bermibt iparb, ipurbe am Sonntas
Ibenb Bel Nanticofe i'm Susquebanna
sefunben. Man nimmt an, bab er i'm
beraui4ten Suftanbe in ben SIuB fiel
unb ertranf.
-Sobn WcGue, Der tpegen grmprb'
uns zines WannsS bon au,erne Gountp
i'm pbilabeIpbier 3udtbauie iiBt, sr'
morbete borlesten Montag ben snipef.
tor 8loomer baieIbt. Sdtte McGue
eIeih feline perbiente Strafe erbaIten,
70 bate er tsin ipeiteres llnbeiI anridtsn
fDnnen.
= SebaItian 8rauie, @si6dftstbeiI.
baber in Der 5drbersi bon Gbarles Sob.
mann, 1T nit SintsrIuHuns bebsutenosr
S6ulben, melitens erSbere 8etrdse.
bic ct bon Deutidsn sntIsbnte, pers
idtpunben. 2rauie mar au6 Sefretdr
oes Sdneerbunb unb bat aud bort uns
i4lasunsen besansen.
- Ridter 8ics 1T in bsr SuaIeton
2i3ensfrase anberer Mniidt, tpie feline
Serren @oaesen. 2sbtsre bebaupten.
bic seiebli9e 2iaensssbGbr iei $500,
unb 8ics iast, bab, ba bic 8orousbres
sieruns bis gum eriten Nlontag i'm
alpriI beitebe. bic g8irtbe unter Der
alien Munisipalitdt fir ibre 2isenien su
besablen baben. nemI,4 nur $3.50, an.
itatt $500. Sebsnfaas eebt bic SADIE
Dor baS Oberseridt.
S@- 8eiteat bas .WodsnbIatt"-es
sntbdlt aae Na4ri4ten-S2 iabrIi9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Tnbrmerf Al perfamfen.

Gin sutes 8ueiseipann bon iunsen GIeIn,
Sabre alt, jpe Wasen &etten, @sidirr uuo
ionftige 3ubeb0re fir idpere arbeit me-ben
1u masi9em preiie pertauft Ndberss in Der
,,@ohenbIatt'' Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
3u bermtetben =

Store uno 8aiement in Dem beutiden Obj
Geuoius @ebduoe. Ndberes bel Serrn 6. 8.
Ntuffer 528 Qadauanna Mpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
NtttStpu.

Nitt6tpn.
- NrnoIb Seinri6 BAT bic Ginri6t.
uns bes @inbior SotelS an Wainitrabe
ertpprben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Gnssn s9impH,
Nraftifcber ltbrmacber,
317 2adamanna 9lpenue.

Sat ftets einen bibften 8orratb bon @anb.
uno 8aidenubren nb;entetten. 8uiennaceIn,
&in9en. @eidmeioe peridieoener art IL. I. no..
uno bsSient $unoen reel uno piinttIid.
8eparaturen an @anb. unb 8aidenubren,
@eihmeioe ieber Art. uno aIle in meiu dad
sinidlasenosn 8srridtunsen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
3tpet MGbhen

OtUet 2UtUpCDeH
tperpsn icfort psrlanst fir allssmeine Saus-
arbsit in ". 3enfe's Sptsl, 2l3 penn ape.
@uter qcbn unp quite 8sbanpluns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01

Deutds 8riefIife.
9. &. alderman, Z. alssr,
Scbanu @osa O. u 9ausbman,
Muauif Deutlt. Bertha Dstds,
arau 5ambltn, eibbit 5oud,
9eorst Sttibl (2I W. 3uri6,
psinr. S&utipsr. g., 5tnry S&ria.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Denti9e W Metgerei
bon
Gaspar SennD,
uabe Bird StraBe

gus sIeiidiorten bon Der beten analitaf
uuS tets frii6; bessIeiben Die l1mad9aTts'
fen Birfte jeoer Art.
0ie beien Sdinten uuo Elm aus9eael9netes
Corn Beef uno bas afsinite Rodelfetldb ltefs
in grober auswabl. 49,,
SefeQunasn per 9of weroen prompt aus
a,fibrt un6 su eiuem Beiuds Sss SeiSaf'ss
freunblihf ein9elaoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Neme Mnsei8en.
Srittsr srOker 8aa,
abssbalttn pom

Sn 4eriitania ale,
slm Sitermontas, Den 1s. @pril.
5idtts, fir Srrn unb Dams, 25 Gents.
Das gpmitt pirb f& feint Wiibt perbrie-
Gen Ianfn, nm altn 5bsilnsbmrn finsn ptr-
sniistsn atsne ju bstsitsn unp fir aats
bsffens icrstn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Gout. u. 8artl,
Mrcbiteft nnb 2anbmeffer,
3immtr SO unb 81,

pIGns unb aeifsnibrihlass fiji Ntubautsn,
eanbpfrmsfunsen unb 8eifitBuus bon @ren,-
Iinisn unb alt In tas Snsenieur- unb 8au-
fad sini6Iastnbeu Mrseittn ptpen prompt
unb sswilTenbaft 'ausssfdbrt. Grunsffiids tn
BauIpts parjslirt unb eaubfartsu ansffrtist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
WilfeSbarre Nahrihten i.

-Sebt beibt es, bic 8.nna. Gom'
panic iperoe an Der SnieI, seseniiber
benz Sdladtbauie, cine 8riide iiber
ben Susqusbanna bauen.
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-01
Died ef sm.llpex.

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. oS -- Michael Hnr ley, aged sixteen, died of smallpex At the hospital. Bridget Crowley, of Ansonla. is very sick. Five moro cases are iu the ho@. pital, two of which arc children under tive years of age.
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-01
vANoERBlLT,s VILLA BURNED.
The Family Have a Narrow Escape 8
 

The Family Have Narrow Escape st
 Newport.
 NEWPORT, R. l., Nov. 26-'"The Break ers," the beautiful summer residence of Cornelius Vanderbilt, was hsrned to the ground between 4:30 and 6 p. m. It was the greatest fire Newport ever knew and attracted thousands of spectators.
 Mr and Mrs. Vanderbilt tried to save a few personal relics, and in doing so nearly lost their lives. In five minutes the house was 8 mass of flames, and in less than an hour 1t was nearly consumed.
 The whole building was a roaring fur mace from the roof to the ground and from end to end when the department arrived. All the rich tapestries, rare paintings, val uable bric-a-brac and fine decorations and furnishings were beyond rescue. The house was built about dozen or fifteen years ago for Pierre Lorillard, of New York, and was purchased, with the exten- sive grounds, by Mir. Vanderbilt in 1884 for s4Oo, 900. More than. s100 900 was expended in additions and improvements to the building.
 The character of the furniture and dec orations may be judged from the fact that in a single hall were hung tapestries esu- mated to be worth S200. 1000 or more. Mem bers of the family and servants alike lost all their clothing
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-01
MIR. MR.CLEVELAND'SFIAT
HE WARNS OFFICE SEEKERS TO
 LEAVE HIM ALONE.

He Declares That He win Not Consider
 Applications Until After Ills Insuxura-
 tion-No Reason Decency In His
 Being Overwhelmed, He Says.
 departed from this city. Since election day the president-elect has been absolutely overwhelmed by visitors. Before he left for the country he issued this pronuncis- mento:
 Many of the callers whom have been obliged 10 receive would not. think, have encroached upon my timo if they had given the matter s moments reflection. Those who have called have been little inconsiierRte and certainly unnecessarily premature. desire to give much publicity as possible to the statement that do not propose to consider applications for office prior to my inauguration, and shall avoid all interviews on that snbject
 Those who under any pretense gain an op- portunity to present their application. orally and those who burden me at this time with written applications, cannot possibly do any thing which would so interfere with their chances of succeas Written applications will be SO little regarded that I doubt if they ever see the files in Washington there is no reason or decency in my being overwhelmed with such matters at tbis time.
 President-elect Cleveland's destination is Exmore, Va, a hamlet equally distant from Chesapeake bay and the Atlantic ocean. His sole companion when leaving this city was Charles Jefferson, son of MT. Cleveland's neiKhbor and fishing comrade at Buzzard's Bay. Mrs. Cleveland and Baby Ruth remain at Lakewood, N. J.
 Mir. Cleveland left this city unobseryed, and great secrecy was thrown about his future movements and destination.
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-01

statement The Evangelist" refuses re- muneration or reward of any kind, and treats all without distinction who come to him for help.
 It is said that persons totally deaf in one ear for thirty, eighteen, nineteen and twen- ty-four years, respectively, were by a mo- ment's treatment enabled to hear and cor rectly repeat words spoken or whispered to them while their hitherto sound ears were closed. In the daytime the Evangelist" treats people at his boarding house, 16 Stream street. Here the rooms are crowd ed from early morning until night. He treats about POO persons daily in this man. nqr
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-01
ALARM ABOUT MR. BLAINE.
The Ex-Seoretary Is Said to Be Very -. | at" Sick Man. " t F+a ai

The Ex-secretary Is Said to Be Very ! -. |" Sick Man. f F' ! WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-The illness of ex-Secretary Blaine, which is undoubtedly alarming to his family and friends, Is sur rounded by contradictory statements, which only have the effect of increasing the belief now current in Washington that his condition is serious. In the same mo ment almost the reports are encountered that Mir. Blaine has wholly recovered from the cold and fever that have recently pros trated him; that he is up and dressed and at work in his library, or, on the other hand, that he lies helpless in bed in raving delirium, and that his mind as we'll as his body Is affected by his illness. .t
 The actual truth, as learned by care ful inquiry. seems to be that MT. Blaine has really been dangerously i'll, but that now he Is improving, although he is still far from being out of danger.
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-01
THE COMET SCARE OVER.
Mother Earth Has Crossed the Wa derer,H Path In Safety.

Mother Earth Has Crossed the Wan
 derer's Path in Safety.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-Great interest was manifested in the city Sunday night on account of the promised appearance of the comet, and as the shades of evening be- gan to gather hundreds of men, women and children gathered on the streets for the purpose of witnessing the expected heaven ly wonders. The crowds maintained their positions until long after the hour fixed by the astronomers for the collision, when they were driven home by drizzling rain.
 There were many who were afraid to venture from their homes, and preferred to die by their own freside if the expected death was to come. Three cases of insan- ity through fear of the destruction of the world were reported by the police.
 Mamie Haniford, twenty-two years old, of S25 Wood street, became violently in sane, and by the advice of her physician was sent to the insane department of the Philadelphia hospital to be cared for.
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-01

 city from many parts of the coun- try, drawn hither by the hope of be- ing benefited by L h e marvellous pow CTS of the Evangelist. " The m ost obstinate forms of chronic disease have sue cumbed t O h 1 s treatment, 1t is said, there being hundreds of wit nesses ready to substantiatA this
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-01
MT. Mills and Tarir Reyisiou.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Senator Roger o. Mills, of Texas, author of the famous Mills tariff bill of the Fiftieth congress, de- clines to talk about an extra session of con gress, but expresses his views as to what should be done in the matter of reforming the tariff.
 "I am now, as l have always been, he said, fin favor of putting all raw material on the free list, and putting only revenue duty on the manufactured article. There should be a revision of the tariff on broad lines. It should be remodeled from top to bottom. Of course it will take time to do all this The man who has constituency that raises wool wants you to keep your hands off him. The steel rail man wants you to pass him and make up your revenue from the lumber district, and the lumber district representative urges the house to look to the coal district, and so to the end of the hundreds of articles that go to make up the list To attempt to do the work by means of bills that operate in one direction will not bring about the reform the people demand. 1t must be systematic and include the whole scheme of taxation. When 1t is to be commenced Is a matter in which l have no voice. That rests alone with the president, and have no doubt he will do what is best for the country
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-01
Did Grouse Leave "A Widow

SYRACUSE, N, Y, Nov. 2Y-The name of the alleged widow of Daniel Edgar Grouse, who left an estate of 10000, 900, is now known. She is believed to be preparing to contest the will. The woman in the case is Grace Wilson. She came from Chicago about twelve years ago and made her home in New York. At one time she lived at the Rockingham flats, southeast corner of Fifty-sixth street and Broadway. An e1- ceedingly pretty and attractive young woman of good family, MT. Grouse formed her acquaintance in 1885. He took her to Saratoga and she had rooms at the Wind sor. He promised also to fit up rooms for her in the Ashland in New York, but it is not known whether he ever did so or not. Frequently he sent her to Europe and for months she lived in superb style in Eng land, Grouse paying her expenses. While thus apart they corresponded by letter and by cable.
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-01

offered to her, but she would not en- gage in the scrain- ble for the place. "The office should seek the woman a 8 W e II as the man." !" she said. "I have received hundreds of let ters of encourage ment from men sin e the am nouncement of my candidacy, but not one from a wom- an. I am the only woman who has ever been men.
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-01
MT. Cl.xeland,s Thumb Iniured

ExMoRE, Va, Nov. eo.-Mr. Cleveland went out on the beach for the purpose of hunting snipe, but met with an accident which necessitated his return to the cot tage. In attempting to lock his gun the president-elect hurt his thumb. The wound was not in the least serious, but quite painful. MT. Terrell, president of the Broadwater club, who is by profession & surgeon, dressed the injured thumb and somewhat alleviated the pain.
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-01
HOPE.

Bltthe poetess at the gateways of the soull : Dear sycophant, that dost so fondly cling
 To even our worst of sorrowsl Bark whos< wing .it~. 2. .-F4...- sa5tl" b eas f' Dauntlessly voyages to illusions goal, .a Heedless if it be shadow, if rock and shoan
 White bird that carolest thine unwearying Trebles of song, like those by newborn spring Lured heavenward from some blossom tinted knoln - ~ "+ '-'' +t@ - ' ~ An, Hope, thou art sweet when mad seas glass wild skies,
 When war, pest, earthquake riots in bitter Glee, ts,. -f 4,i -{F ft ea -.eszF .r-sF .1r1s
 Or yet whom tyranny tortures and enslaves; But sweetest when thy shape phantasmal flies, I A luminous dream named Immortality
 Over the darkness of earth's myriad gravesl
 Edgar Fawcett In Cosmopolitan