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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02

IT seems to be the opinion OF sport
ing men that John L. Sullivan Will
win over COrbett. Sullivan Is said to
be yfatter than necessary, but quite
strong and active and can hit harder
Than aver.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02
over 1875, 900 Deaths In Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 1.-The Off
cial statement of deaths from cholera
in Russia gives the total up 70 Aug. p
as 100, 1874. These figures are undoubt-
edIy too conservative. In many stricken
districts no returns at all have been
made, and in others the returns are in
complete. Complete returns would have
shown the number of deaths to have
been 125, 600, or perhaps more,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02

If Cleveland beats Harrison a.
badly catching votes a. he does in
catching fish the country is saved.
Grover has caught as mauy fish IN
one day as Ben has in two weeks.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02
NOT YET
Has Cholera Appeared in the
Emitted States,
Although 1t is Now Uncomfort-
ably Close.

Probably I25, 900 Have Died In Russia
from the PIsEue-PresIdent Harrison
Asked to Suspend Immigration Until
All Danger Is Passed-SO Doubt About
the Disease being Cholera
QUARANTINE, 8. l., Sept. 1.-The
steamer Moravia which arrived from
Hamburg Wednesday morning had
twenty-five deaths during tho passage
which the ships surgeon called choler-
inc. The first death took place Aug. 10
and the last one on the Goth. Twenty
were children and two adults. Thirteen
were natives of Poland, three natives OF
Hesse, one austrian, five Prussians. All
were were buried at sea. The steamer
was Immediately ordered into the lower
bay. The Storage passengers We're care
fully inspected, and all found quite we'll
There are three cases Of measles on
board.
The German steamer Moravia belongs
to the Hamb1rg-American Packet com
pany. She left Hamburg on Aug. 10
and arrived at quarantine Tuesday even
| ing.
Il the Crisis Heref
Dr.. Jenkins has made arrangements
for meteorological examination to be
made of the bedding and effects OF the
! TWENTY-FIVE victims, and will not pro
uounce an opinion as to whether the
! deaths were caused by the dreaded Ash
| attic cholera until The examination has
been completed.
! DR.. Jenkins is very reticent and re-
fuses to pronounce tiat-tooted opinion
He says:
II got the surgeons report about IL
! o'clock, and. at once called Dr.. Iall'
madge and Sanborn, my deputies, into
| consultation. We arrived at a concIu'
sion, but what it was l positively refuse
at this time TO say"
You have observed" he added in q
suggestive way, that the Asiatic chol
era was diagnosed as cholerine IN all the
infected ports by the local authorities
at the outset, but subsequent develop
ments proved every one of such cases t.
be the actual and genuine AslatlC
plague"
DR.. Tallmadge refused to answer an!
questions whatever, relative to tn
Moravia's death list Il am not In au
thority," was his answer to all questions
"You must see DR.. Jenkins.
DR.. Tallmage insinuated, however
that he believed the crisis had come, ant
that from this time forward the closes
vigilance must be kept at the lower sta
lions down the harbOr to prevent the dis
ease from getting as near to tins CITY
| as this station.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02

THERE was something said in the'e
columns some two weeks ago about
the Columbus Athletics giving the
Ridley Reds "their Dose" Who
said it?
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02
Anything but Encouraging.

LONDON, Sept. Professor j.. Q.
Affiick, medical examiner at the Uni
versity of Edinburgh. states in an artl-
Gle on cholera that high temperature
favors development, but that some OF
the severe epidemics have ragged with
the greatest fury in winter.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02
Public Speaking.

Col. n. n. Cox, Monday, Septem-
bcr 5.
HON. JOHN II SAVAGE, Wednes-
day, September q.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02
Great Anxiety.

BERLIN. Sept. 1.-Two deaths have
occurred at the Moabit hospital from
cholera, and there are four suspected
cases in Berlin and two at Charlotten-
burg. Sanitary precautions arc I'M
abated. There is great public anxiety
lint no manic.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02

l.. A. Enloe and Il. =. Cole, candi-
dates for the Democratic nomination
for Congress, are having a Joint cam
pAIgn. They spoke at Paris yester-
day.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02

The White House is being reno
waited. The builders and decorators
should consult the taste of frankie
Cleveland, as she will carry the keys
to that establishment after next
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02
Cholera Scare.

NASHVILLE Sept 1.-TSpecial.-The
City Council meets tonight to aPPro-
pirate money to give the city thor
ough cleaning to prevent q cholera
invasion.
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Later.

NASHVILLE, 2:30 p. m. Republl-
can authority bitterly denies that the
deal has been made and says that he
will fill his appointments to speak.
Good authority, however, verifies the
ranort that the deal has been effected.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02

at the same time and place, I, w. NJ.
CHEAIRs, Trustee, vii. sell upon the
known as the WOodlawn Mile, IN the
TwenLy-sccond district of Marry
County, on the Nashville and 'cA-ui
Railroad, containing about t"o ana
one half acres II land, together VIII All
tie machinery therein. l"O morse
mower engine and tore run of mil
stones. W. VI: NHh
aug % ids Trustee OF W. =. Ingram
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Died.

The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Williams, who live III South Co!uE-
bia. died Wednesday at O'CLOCK.
Burial at Rose Hill to- morrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
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neIi.ve It Asiatic Cholera.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The supervis-
ing surgeon general of the marine hos
pital has been officially informed OF the
facts in connection with the Moravia,
and states that the physicians have no
doubt that the disease is Asiatic cholel a;
that the Moravia has been ordered to the
lower bay. and that the sick Will Do
landed at Hoffman's Island.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02

The Democrats ia the Pictorial dis.
tfiet composed ~ ObiDn, Dyer and
Lake, have INSTRUCTED tils TspTssegth~
lives ~ vets for hate for tbs Senate
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02

In Memphis yesterday Josiah Pat
tsTsOn was nominated by the Demo
Gratis 10 succeed himself lu Congress.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02
Stnfe Political Notes.

Yesterday was DemOcracy's day in
Jackson. The speakers were Judge
Peter Turney, RObt. Taylor and John
Allen. they addressed an audience
OF ten thousand people.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-02

State at Large,
ROBERT L. TAYLOR,
Washington County.
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR,
Henderson County.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-23

over. bat her governe-s h now cautioned
~ keep rather q sharper ere upon her
ON reception days
The four boys are fine. straight
limbed, deep chessed. well developed
esllows. fond Of athletics aud boyish
hsn. fall II health and vitality Last
y-ar when the family were ss their
b~sutifui place. ''Hsllieharst.- IN West
Virginia Elixins is The daughter If
sx-Gov Davis of West Virginia. AMI
efinr> ~ her native stste-Mrs. Russell
Hsrri.cn sert the boys some complete
Ynssiar war costumes. and they Rad .
great lark playing ~ prairie warfare.
ni,hsri and stephen have esmerss. and
Gsev trek ssme ine pictures ~ thsse
sxr~~din0iv youthful braves. spearils-k,
trnnahawking. shooting from behind
Sh~ir ponies and generally doing up
each other in the most approved ~LoT
fashion
Tire eldest ssr. who hears hts rsssh-
er's maiden name. Davis u sixseer. and
r In sehcoi ~ Lzsvrence~ille. y. J.
The others have tatsrs and masters ss
heu,e. Stephen. who has his fathers
nanss. but net N fsfFi- thus sxoilins the
rs~ e sh<s -Er~ after IT, has resssntly
pas~ea thrnuch . srvere alars<. ard.
NAsozh oerseesir r~saserat- Die arct0~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-23

At . London park . crowd had col
lected around girl sobbinR bitterly
and accusing a woman Of having stolen
a shilling from her. The accused loud.
ly asserted her innocence and slowly
made her way out Of the crowd and dis
appeared The crowd is indignant. &C.
cusations and curses against the thief
and crying and looking for policeman
being INDUCED in by all of them. At
length q matron pushes her way into
the crowd, and having been told what
has happened, she gives the girl q shill-
ing, receives thanks and the crowd dis
perses. The matron waits a minute,
when a policeman passes by. She tells
him Of the occurrence and asks him to
have his eye on such women as will rob
children. ''Oh, madam" he says, II
know the woman. only wish could
meet her in doing the trick. She and
the girl work together. They both
make a living that way, clever roguesl''
And the matron protested abe would In
future be more careful about her shill-
ingA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-23

F1uorine gas is Of yellow col0r, with
Q smell resembling bleaching powder.
1t has not been hquefied, and still 70
mains gaseous at 40 dogs. Fahrenheit.
Every precsution has to be taken in
studying its action on other bodies. both
on account of its dangerously irritating
action ON the eyes and mucous mem.
brane of the operator and its marvellous
and wonderful energy, far exceeding
that of anything hitherto discovered.
There Is hardly q gas, liquid or solid,
that it does not attack, usually with the
greatest violence; in fact its mere con-
tact with any other substance is nearly
always signalized by the sudden evolu.
ton Of intense heat and light and fierce
detonations. It almost realizes the fond
est dreams Of the alchemists, and might
fitly be their long sought liquor, aka
hest, or universal solvent, for even dull
inert flint takes FIRE instantly it is ex
posed to the vapor, and the whole masa
becomes luminous with q grand mean
descence.
As . supporter of combustion it leaves
oxygen far behind. Lampblack bursts
Immediately into brilliant flame and
gets red hot in a current of fluorine gas
and charcoal is made to give an inter
esting exhibition Of its porosity by first
filing its interstices with tho gas and
then burning spontaneously with spar
king scintillations. The diamond. how
ever, is able to Withstand it's action ever
at high temperatures Jour
nal
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BENJAMIN uAxa1sos x'xxr.

a half, Is more delicate and spiritueIle
looking than either Of the Mckee chill
dren. and is the beauty Of the group.
She IL gentle, quiet little thing. very
sweet and winning. closely resembling
her pretty mother. Her governess is q
Swede, while the Mckee children have
. German governesA Both governesses
are accomplished ''hindergardensrs,"
and the children are very fond Of the
Kindergarten songs and games.
met with Q rather curious adventure
the other dAy. llussrative of the diaDo-
sition TO keep their domestic affairs to
themselves at the Chinese and japanese
legations. called on the Chinese
minister, bearing an imposing letter of
Introduction from an august person in
the state department As my friend
and went up the front steps we re-
ceived many mods and becks and
wreathed smiles from what we took TO
Be q couple Of young Chinese women at
one Of the front Window We were
ushered BIZ. the ne2ro serving man
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JAPANESE MNrsrER
through gloomy hall. garnished with
. pair of colossal vases of Oriental
porcelain. into q parlor furnished-of
all thines-in complete Louis XVI
style, gilded woodwork. slim. bowed
legs, bull cabinets and all There we
met the minister twho, by the way. is
well worthy . chapter by HIMSELF and
transacted the business upon which we
had come.
Now I had seen the baby Of the
household out for IN airing one day
A funnier picture than that Chinese
nurse. sitting on the step ct the side
entrance If the legation. with her
round. full moon face and her placid
smile. her curiouA. eushiouy. Chinese
garments and the wad Of q baby, like
. msgnified cigar. with . plump. olive
face and besdy eyes ~ enc end of IL,
never saw. So little II really known
Of these people that several persons who
protested to have inside information
about the matter informed me that this
baby was the Ministers only child.
This being the case my friend was ram
PANTY curious 20 know who the two
young persons st the front window
could be and suggested that I ask the
man. Knowing how such inquiries are
resented told her that she could take
that pleasant task upon herself IL abe
wanted IL done-and she did
The fssncsionarv-who was a surly
mulatto in his shirt sleeres-iooI<ed as
severely over a. wondering a. cur sa-
dscity. but "a we stood our ground and
appeared 70 be people who would er-
pect q civil reply. he answered. in q me-
nctonous. act OF parliament death wsr-
rant sort of tome. that II was The mia
ister's sou and one Of the attaches We
didn't ask him sny more questions. fse
wasn't favorable subject for esenver~s-
tion. bat we sook . sv-pd look At that boy
who was -sill ~ the window when ve
went cut and found him ~ b. quite .
ssvset faced lSd ~ sh-sut ift~~ss. IN pea
cock blue gvwn. eth . ~sfs dali pink in
his ch~-sss lire thu rpissrn rv-~ tint ~
sssne ehy-snfhrmurna lie ne-fsissi and
susile,i. showed h5s wbis~ teeth aud
waved his pretty tApev fingered hsssi
eth its slasond nails ~ =. - 90 got
inso our ss<rssx>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-23

being Interested In the children and
the domestic Affairs Of those In high
oaiciAl Positions. while our curiosity
fairly runs rampant over the aristo
cratic little folks Of the Chinese, Japan
80 and Corean legations So much IL
thin true Of the general public that
she.e unfortunate foreigners have come
70 be a. shy and difficult II approach az
hermit thrushes; they crawl. 50 70
speak. into their legations and pull
their legations In after them, refusing
~ Let their children be seex. or even TO
tell their number.
One of the most charming family
groups In Washington is formed by Mrs
Stephen X Ellins and her five hand
some children Mrs Elkins herself Is a
tall. graceful woman, with q perfect
complexion and abundance Of dark
hair. clear Irish gray eyes and the pref
test dimples In the world Her only
daughter and youngest child, little six
ycar-old Katherine, Is . perfect repro
QUESTION In miniature of her mother
sysa. dimpleA bright ingenious man
- and all She has the most complL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-23

dies - several persons. ami they all se they
are Ne. T. Oar druggist IL doing nice business
IN CrTrcvRa RruuDfrs, since my cure. l have
sfven him the privilege 81 u-ins mr. name ~ proof
ct their efficiency. esciose nay perfrslt
A. y. GRAnM. photographer. N q Horeb, VIE.
Ny wife has been troubled Nth the sas rherns
fcr four years. purinz thss time Doctors Of VIE
cea-sn, Iincfs ard the meet smiaeat dnrtcr. 81
Chicago, failed - give rriief. boueht she ssrrf-
euss kesrD1ss ard she uset only ere bex 81
CErtcvRs, CCTFcrsk Soar. add half bottle ~
tire crrfcuns RssoLvxsr, and these have cared
my wife completely.
c.. N sr0SE, ia sssse ST, cAseass. III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-23

the regulation bang ana hanging rres
on her shoulders
She is a very bright and pleasant lit
tie maid. Her manners and behavior
are SO subdued and perfect as to seem
almost pathetic to our western minds.
but her observant little face looks very
happy, and there may be some singular
provision in the Oriental child's compo-
sition, you know, which enables it to
always conduct itself becomingly with
out experiencing any distress or unhap
pinesa. ALICE MAcGowAN.
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ented and amazing lisp. and can ten
wtld tales OF adventures on her pony
which, for exciting romance and jaw
brcsking patois. fairly Guido the much
prevailing Canadian dialect story. A
charming little hoyden-ss BELTS the
only sister Of four big. staiwart, roll
Kicking brothcrs-she is already fear
les horsewomau, and just such stuff as
bcauties and all around bellies ere
made Of
Indeed, she Is beginning TO turn her
attention 10 society. and deciding the
other day, during one Of her mothers
receptions, that she bad fingered quite
long enough IN the background, she
concluded u go downstairs and. as she
put IL, ''atthitht" Mrs. El<ins was I'M
aware of the valuable aid she WA re-
ceiving ill some one informed her that
Miss Ell<ins was In the dining-room
"theeing that everybody got therved."
end there shs staid until Tie affair was
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-23

three years have / suffered
with q sore head. ] would
break out all over my head
with pimples which would
form . vatery matter. And
l would have 20 scratch
until I would bleed. After
doctoring with Two doctors
for three years, more or
lcss. l finally made up my
mind TO try your CuricrRA
RssEDTss ~ith reeult
entirely satisfactory 70 me.
After using two se,s OF
CrTicvRA RsnHpfKs, I
an entirety cured. l hare
rsre<uuoeu<feS v1rr rerse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-23

Richard nezt youngsr. has outgrown
him. sad u considerably taller and
heavier. The youngest soa, Blaine.
ten years old - thorough republlesD
and s.Aneh ssiu1irsr Of iis great spos
sor.
Mra Elkins Is lovely mother. Cor
porzl punishment u unknown IN her
family. She says. smilingly. that soli-
tary confinement for brief period l.
the steraest measure she ever resorts
10 But she asserts that the greatest
factor IN her saeeess - the good and
amenabls disposition which all her
children possess, and which makes them
require very little discipline.
On most 1ne days you may sec In the
white house grounds big. blonde Ger
man or sweds with two aud sometimes
three little folks la charge. These are
the Harrison grandehiidren-Be jamin
Harrison Mckee. Mary Lodge Mckee
and Marthena Harrison
The presidents nzmesaks u . sturdy
little man five years old last February.
He is al boy, full Of romp and fun and
entirely satisfied that he II one of the
lords Of creation In following out this
dea be Is apt 70 be . trine dietatoxij
with the weaker vessels. but is In the
main = very sffectionste brother Mary
Lodge. who is three, Us chubby, blue
eyed, fair-haired girl. whom her mother
dresses with pleasing quaintness- She
Is rather fond of running and racing
and spelling those pretty frocks while
emulAting her brother Benny's pranks,
but both Of Mrs McKee's children are
sxceilently well trained and exceeding
ly sffectionate and docle In spite Of
their fund of animal spirits-
Marthena H>-risoa- who Is three and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-23
Cuticura Resolvcnt

The ve~ Rlpod ard satin rarsasr. Internally. ssd
tcTfCsss. 10 great rain tfEfr. ard suvfxtr .
Scar. the esQ8Fsste Fafa Ressuaef stfr~rsilf, H.
stsntiy rrssvs snd speedily epre disease snt
hnscoF ~ ne ssln. =, sad Aios@f wfsh 1000 a
kssr. fres infsey ax~ ffos pms pee y ssrefals
snd sveryskxre Fflfs fuFferrk kos, Scar.
~ RssotvsNs u. frerar~a ~ M fo4fss
E>s,a aso GarsftsE tnafoassssss. fsetaa.
ap Ho~ 70 Care Fsfa pi--ss~-~ - psxr. -
Niasffssfe1< zex se~sisasalais. es.sizsi fs-s.
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SCRATCHED ; YEARS
Suffered, Scratched, and Bled. Doc
tors No Relief. Cured by Two
Sets Cuticura Remedies.

wish 10 express my thanks for the benefit
Nothing Ike them was ever manufactured For
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-23

In Washington The children Of proIni-
lent pable officials are Always ohlssts
~ naeh interest On pleasant DAY
the circles. squares and little parks are
fall al shite-eaPpsd narssnaAiis rolling
b~by carriages and conveying small
charges, singly and Ia notillas. while
those If larger growth stroll alone or IN
parrles q course the little folks who
attract the most attention are those
Who bear well known names. We may
=, very dsu ocrstie, but we cannot help
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Tam told ne - o<Gng Eeps very mi
pe>e-his costume would indicate it,
and Is getting little good cat Of bis %
ioarn Ia this country.
The japanese minister manage
while equally reserved-9uite differ
entity But thea the japanese are pro-
sressive, while the Chinese are tensr
eiously conservative. Little Nasa Te-
tzno, Minister Tetsno's only child, who
Is about ten. wears just such pretty
frocks as American mothers put on their
little girls. bias hsr heavy black hair IN
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