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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-02
DAVID WE'LL

wash ~: BALTIC sss; rhIla. ii:fo a m. and
No. i vestlbuled Limited Daily leaves
rives nj Martinsburg 1ishf u. M, Wash. $40 4.
M: BALTIC. asI5s ,Phila 0.is and New York 8:t3
b, M stops aENhonnndoah Junction. connects
at Harpef's Ferry fof Lexington, Va and inter-
mediate stations. Connects nt Wcvoffon f0r
HnRerAtnwn, and IL Washington junction for
Frederick, except sunday.
No. Il vostihnled Expfass DAILY = leaves
st. Louis 500 d. ~. Cincinnati H;iB 4. MI ~
riyes AZ Mnftinsbufg 1881 4. mi. WASH BIO >
BALTIC. f.h5s plila 7sh5and New York 1913 n ~.
No. 10. Cumberland and baltimore Accom-
mediation, sDaiiyN leaves Cumberland RIO and
arrives it MartlnsburR $50 ps nj; Washington
$40; Baltimore 1000 y. M; Philadelphia 1;1a h
M; and New York ITO III N. stops 0t nh
stations west Of Washington function. connects
NJ Harpefie Ferry Tor Winchester, at Woavoftou
for hnRcrstowii. except sunday
No. "a. Piedmont y Baltimore aec0mmoda
ti1n, daily, except sunday, ienves Piedmont ~
s:1l q. m. arrives a. Martiheburg At lilo a. mt
arrives Mt Baltimore. via. old line ut $50 b. M
Htops ~ all stations and connects Nc Wev0rton
for Hagerstcwn and az Frederick Junction for
Frederick
no. 4o Martipsburg and Brnnswick accom-.
mediation, Daily n leaves MartluabufR at 0:fQ
q. IN. arrives ut Brunswick 1T 7sl0 d. M; and
connects AZ Hnrpef'e Ferry for Lexington and
Baltimore, and nj Neyerton for linRerstoWn.
q D, sCuLL, q. w. SANTMAN.
~. oiD DEL asnsral Manager, 49, essA''
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Additional train will leave Harrisburg daily
except Saturday and Sunday ait go r. X. urfiva
ing 1t Carlisle at 71O j. Nj, stopping AZ all inter-
Harrisburg III $40 RI ~. arriving at Carlisle .. 10
r ~, stopping at all intergediate stations.
4 Memphis Express ana New Orleans Express
run daily between Harrisburg ana HagerstoWn
and Morning Mall daily between Harrisburg and
ChamberSburg.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Hae.
efst0Wn and New York on Atlantic Express and
Night EXPRESS cast ana on Memphie Express and
News Orleans Express west
Pullman sleeping Cars on Night Express and
New Orleans Express between Philadelphia and
New Orleans.
Through Coaches 70 and from Philadelphia on
Morning Mail east and Hagnretown Accolnnos
dalton west.
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4 Rising ninlomatist,

Teacher pointing TO caricature Of him
self on blackboard H ollerbach, You are
the best of my pupils. Say. who drew that
horrid face on the boardl
Scholar Please, sir, my sense Of honor
forbids my acting the part Of an informer
unless You assure the perpetrator immu-
nifty from punishment.
TeacherAhl for your sake we viii let
it pass this time Now, who was it,
Scholar did it myself. Daheim.
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THE FOURTH HOLE.

The third hole started by Miller
and McCune for well near the furni-
ture factory has been abandoned and
q fourth hole started. This is not very
encouraging for the gentlemen run
ming the factories. All is now ready,
the only thing wanting is water.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr.. Glen d. Gardner, of this city
was married to Miss C. P. Humphreys,
Of Washington, D. Ct, yesterday after
noon at / o'clock. The happy couple
returned home on the same evening
and will make their home in Martins
burg. Congratulations.
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"Charley, dear" said young Forty
| fifth street wife, greeting her husband af-
fectionately on his return from business
the first evening after their honeymoon, II
have spent this entire day sewing buttons
on your clothes. =
II am proud Of you, Carrie" he said
fondiy. Not many young wives would
have spent their first day at home so SEN
sibly. ! had not noticed, though. he
added, that my belongings were 50 dilapi
dated. Z
But they were," she said, scarcely d
button left. have sewed on nineteen butt
tons this afternoon, and this il the TWEEN
tieth, she added, holding up garment
with large brass button partly sewed on.
Nineteen, did you say?" he asked, in
specting the sample with alarm. is that
button, or--or an ornamentp' he said,
gazing at the expanse Of brass surmount-
ing his srumpled garment.
It's a BUTTON she said Indignantly.
You see after the fifth button the little
white ones gave out, and couldn't find
anything else to use but hooks and eyes.
knew you would not like those, so cut the
buttons Off the front Of my last winters
sacque and used them all--you always adj
mired those, you know. Charley" she said
anxiously.
'"They won't fit any buttonhole I've got. "
be remarked gloomily.
II noticed that, dear. so IL enlarged
eleven of the holes. y
Caroline" he said, in firm tones,
courted you in simple pins and knots al
strings. They may not be pretty, but
got along together first rate, and want
understood right here that IL you thinl
am going to hang plaques all over my p
son and cavort around brass mounted,
it were, then you are tied (not buttoneD
the wrong man New York Tribune.
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CAUGHT THE Town.

Little Trixie has caught the town,
and is in for big weeks business.
The company is compact and capable,
and the diversity Of their entertain
ment is as refreshing as it is novel. -
Brooklyn Eagle.
AtCentral Opera House tonight.
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Quite In Keeping.

Seeker see your friend. Dr. Warning.
has become aTiauthor.
Sageman- Don't says That old FOSSIL
Quite suggestive Of himself, likely.
Seeker--I don't know about thar. it's on
diseases Of the spinal column.
Sageman-Just as expected back
number Boston Courier
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THE cHAurAuouA CLUE.

The Chautauqua Club was very NICE
" entertained yesterday evening, at
the First M. 3. parsonage, by Rev.
Chapman. All present enjoyed the
evening exceedingly.
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WEEK or PRAYER.

The opening services Of the Week
Of Prayer win be held in the Lutheran
Church Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
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AZ Inportant Itern.

Alienist--I see nothing in the patient 70
denote insanity.
Inquirer You're sure of that, are you.
doctori I'm particular about this thing.
you know, because she is my wife.
Alienist-Ah! Is that soa That's i'm
portant, though even that may indicate
only temporary aberFation Boston Tran
script
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THE PREDICTIONS.

For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylra-
mia, New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland, virginia,
west virginia, District Of Columbia, rain slight
" warmer. A clearing condition OF great magni-
tuae and very low temperature has developed
over Manitoba. The Temperature win rise on
the Atlantic coast. and generally fail westward
10 the Mississippi Valley.
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woRLD,s FAIR coMMIrrEE.

The State Board Of Worlds. Fair
managers, Of which Mr.. G. NJ. Bowers
is treasurer, will meet in Parkersburg
on Wednesday next, January the 9th.
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wARMEsT DAY IN pEcEMBER.

Thursday, December oath, was the
warmest day Of the month, the Their
mometer going up to 63o. Saturday,
the 10Th, was the coolest, the mercury
going down to 1852.
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The Dear Old Farm.
When was JUS a CROWN up
didn't think twas fun
Ter stan N hoe pertaters
N punkins in TIVE sun
Ner to git up ev'ry mornin
Afore twas hardly light.
To feed tliepigs N cattle
n Aforr could hey bite
Ner to drive the cows'to pasture
N bosses to the field.
N piow ten acres Of farm land
Err get my back well heeled-
Ner to bre'k path In winter
Wen my hands were almos' fruz
An to hear from hind the winder:
AsL.ook at Lazyi Dear mesuz,''
Iiidnt think then that farmin Iife
Was noways fine a hit
Though that WINS thirty years EGO
An-durnod Il 4 do yitl
Dundas Banner.
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cHuRcH. NOTICE.

Divine service in Trinity Episcopal
Church on Sunday next, the 3rd, by
the Rector, Rev. n. Thomas, at III a.
m. and 7:30 p. M.
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cam PARTY

Mrs. J. W. McSherry gave a very
enjoyable card party to few friends
last night.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

The Holy Communion viii be cele
brated in the Lutheran church to-
morrow at 1880 q. M, and 7:3O >. m
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BALTIMORE 4 ONO TIME TABLE.
I'D -- o.
In Eject sunday, Nov. 18th, 1891.


No. ). yestibnled Limited DAILY" leaves
New York 1915 q, M. PlIiln, S:15; BALTIC. 1920
wash 1i30; arrive at Martinsburg 40 b. M, I:
and Chicago 1855 Al nfs connects At Hancock
N No S Y. Vest3buIed Express ..paily,r leaves
Now York 1870 b. IN, Phila. 4s05 /; BALTIC. 7:l5
Wash. a:15; arrives AZ Martinsburg I0@7 p; N.
and Chicago o;s0p. M. Connects az Hancock for
No. T. Nestibuled Limited Daily leaves
New York, 900 a. M, Phiia 1873 BALTIC. 800 b
nj, Wash. 40 arrives at Martinsburg $40 p.
cnnH z. 5 sss IN IS Louis Sss 2 n
No. s. Yestibuled Express s'Daily.v leaves
New York BOO D. M; Phila. 7s22; BALTIC. 1890 /;
Wash ii;40; arrives IT Martinsbnrg 200 .. M, /;
Cincinnati Sis s. M. and St Louis 7.15 a. m.
MOB Pittsburg Express DAILY, leaves New
York l:30 D. M: Phila. EOS; BALTIC. TO and
Wash s:45 arrives at Martinsburg 1905 p. M, /;
No. ID. Baltimore and Cumberland AccomC-
dalton DAILY leaves baltimore 400 a. M, Via
old line, arrives " Martinsburg $50 a. M; Cum
bertrand ll:ls q. nj stops a. All stations and
IN No. ' Is. baltimore and Piedmont Accomno
dafion Daily, Z except Sunday, leaves Balt.
Msrtnsbnrg ia 5 M and Piedmont at s:ss 3 M
for for berkeley Springs and 1t Grceh spring Kun
- Ao EAST BOUND.
No. 8. yestihuied Limited eDaily,n leaves
s. m1a WASH Vas lss d a. BALTIC s:as PRiIas :i
and New York 1910 p. IN. Connects with Pitts.
burg train at Cumberland.
Ms. yestibuied Express DAILY. z leaves Chi
a. m. wash. II 40 m; BALTIC. 100 ,. m; Phila
3.25 and New York 900 p. m.
No. 10. Express Daily leaves Plttsbnre 1t
90 p. M arrives At Martinsbnrg 5oi 4. n,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Pursuant % the BYLAWS % this Company.
there will be an annual meeting ii the stock.
holders Of The MARrINsBuRe MINING, MANUFAc-
OF the company In Martinsburg w Va, ON
Wednesday, Jan. Is, 1872, at O'Clock 81 M, for
come before d stockholders meeting, under the
Bylaws IN this company and the laws OF the
State governing corporations.
STUART W. WALKER, Secretary.
12s2std
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Personal MENTION.

Senator @. J. Faulkner spent few
hours in the city yesterday.
Miss Edith Bantz, of Frederick, is
visiting Miss Minnie Hawk on West
Martin street.
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THROUGH TRAIN FOR FREDERICK leaves
Baltimore at Dis d m, arrives at Frederick at
a.0Op. M. and leaves Frederick at roo q. M,
and arrives in Baltiners at 80 q. m.
HAP. II. II. Trains leave Shippensburg $50
a. M, and 1.20 and 6s15 p. m. and Arrive
at Shippensburg I1.32 q. M, and 6;N5
b. M, and daily except sunday.
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MONT ALTO RAILROAD.

Connections for All stations on cnmbefland
TEN, y Z BILL SUD-:
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Domestic ReciprocitY.

She Cat her desk Dear please tell me
now to spell costume Pm writing to
mother about my lovely new gown
He--Well, are you readyi
She-Yes.
He-C-o-s-t. cost
She Yes
He-T-o, to.
She ell2
He-M-e, me 5000, as yet unpaid.
She-You're wretch. Pittsburg Bull
letin.
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TIME
~ TAhLE~Dec. lit. 1891.

Additional Train win leave Carlisle daily cx-
cept sunday al $50 &, nj stopping at all inter-
mediate stations. arriving ~ Harrisburg At $40
d. M
Atlantic Express and Night Express Est win
run daily between Harrisburg and HaQarstown.
and Evening Mail and duly between Harrisburg
and ChnlnherHhnr0. -
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~ Observations taken al
Martinsburg every morning
WIN: znc p'se At Z o'clock By 0nonan ".
fns' vxrrz1nE. the represents.
: ! j ! J ! !; ! j J ] ]
tive Of the United States
Weather Bureau I'M
WOMB win use the same
II flags as displayed at the
- z Court House and the people
Local Mans can come very near know
]. ine what weather to expect.
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Leave Williamsport for Hagerstown, Bs2D, 7:i5,
10:55 Il. M. and i:45 and B:45 D. m.
Leave Hagerstown for Williamsporf, $40 a. m,
and ~ ii, 1:45and 500 p. M
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Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg 1910 d, M,
and 383a and G.35 D. m. Arrive nt EininitsburR
lilo a. M, and 4sl3 and T:O5 b. m.
Leave Emmltshurg for Rocky Ridge 800 q. M,
and 252 and $50 p. ID. Arrive AZ Rocky Ridge
$50 4. M, and Boz and $50 d. nj.
Leave Frederick junction for Frederick 1922
a. M, and BOZ and TO b. III. If
Leave Frederick junction for Tanextown, Lit
tiest0wn, York, Columbia and Wrightsville.
0:5S a. M, and 5:i5 p. 10.
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His Prescription,

His Prescription.
Young Lady Patient Doctor. what do
you do when you burn your mouth with
hot coffee?
Doctor Sweari-P lutarch's Decameron.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

W. H. Quigg, Of the Katy, is out on
hustiing trip
j. NJ. Means, travelling passenger
agent Of the Richmond and Danyiue, the
Piedmont air line, is in the city.
w. NJ Hampton. travelling auditor Of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, is IN
from trip over the lines in Texas.
Morgan Jones, president Of the Fort
Worth and Denver, is expected home
Saturday. He has been at Boston mat
tendance at special meeting OF the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
The Memphis is out with an annual
circular Of hunters rates TO the differ
emit resorts along its line in Missouri
and Arkansas Game is reported moro
plentiful than usual this year and the
Memphis looks for good business
among the 5portsmen.
Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers, Chief Wilkins Of
the Order OF Railway Conductors and
p. II. Morrissey, representing the Order
OF Trainmeu, are all in Philadelphia
endeavoring TO adjust the existing diff
fcrences between the Reading road and
It's employees. Chief Arthur says that
in the event OF Il general strike the CON
ductors. switchmen, brakemen and
telegraphers willsupport the engineers.
He hopes TO avert strike, however
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
CRAZY HORSE HOTEL.
Sights ut Noted Hostelry OF the Coour
d,Alenes ReElon.

Sights ut Noted Hosteiry OF the Coour
d'Alenes Region.
Whoever enters the region Of the
Metal Heart should not fail to visit
Wallace, the metropolis OF tie Occur
d'Alenes, and whosoever visits Wallace
cannot conveniently do otherwise than
stoy at the Crazy Horse Hotel.
The proprietor, aided and abetted
by two OF three lusty porters, meets
one at the depot with vehicle drawn
by animals which exhibit pronounced
symptoms OF insanity, and lead one
to believe that they are descended
from the illustrious equine after
which the hostelry is named.
There is only one Crazy Horse Hotel
In the Occur d'Alenes Patient as the
people are they viii not submit to the
indignity OF another. The proprietor
has been at one time or another mayor,
justice OF the peace, leader OF the
vigilantes, chief Of the fire department,
chief of police, elder In the church,
and after the evening meal he Ais a
pipe OF huge dimensions, and II the
least encouragement is offered will
recite the history Of the Occur d'Alenes
and express his belief that every town
lot contains a mine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

10 take effect next Saturday, the 18th.
This will be complete surprise 10 the
numerous friends Of Agent Greenhil
not only in Deuison but all along the
system. Tho object Of the move is to
accept a more lucrative position in the
passenger department OF the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railway. Mr.. ],
h. Conner, formerly ticket agent for
the Katy" at Dallas. but later of
Doggy Tank, arrived to-day to take
chargeof the office. Mr., Jake Gerlach
will remain as assistant ticket agent.
During Mr. Grcenhill's long service
with the Katy in Denison, he has
made many warm friends lie Is thor
oughly posted on railway matters, and
is an efficient acquisition to almost any
department In the service. He will
leave Sunday with his family on n
visit to his parents at Clarksyillo, and
after taking a needed rest he will enter
upon his new official duties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
ACTS AND INCIDENTS.


The speed Of the fastest railway is
not much more than half that Of the
golden eagles flight The bird often
covers 100 miles an hour
When Jumbo was deseeted pint
and a half Of gold, silver, copper ana
bronze coins were found in his stomach.
In the lot there were CONS Of three
kingdoms, two republics, Eve duke
doms, two municipalities and one de-
tendency.
To the jewel expert at Tifanys
New York, q lady brought set Of
opals to sell Her family had suffered
misfortunes, aud she was sure those
additionally unluelsy Jewels were to
blame. The expert found the opals TO
be limitations
One young woman has gathered the
thimbles Of famous women, making
the goodly show Of thirty, after few
wears effort; still another rejoiees In
100 teapots Of various sizes, designs
and nationality, aud the last collector
heard from boasts collection OF l'ooo
pairs OF slippers
He was q candidate for parliament
and a limb Of the law. While canvass
ipg be was treated TO the following
NJ. Candidate knocking at the door
where the wife appearsl--Is your hus-
hand in? Wf0-So, sir; but I know
what you want Ny husband Is sure
70 vote for you. because yon got him
oa for stealing that gun. Oanaidate-
No. no; alleged stealing Of the gun
Wlfe-Alleged be Bothered We've got
the gun N the house nov.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
PATTI SANG roa TIE eAnaor


But the Young Man Thought She Was
singing FOR him.
In her castle a. Craig-y-Nos Nine.
Patti has SO 900 parrot, which she
eherishes and pets as Il It were child,
one day there went 10 interview Patti
a young man who had Travelled long
and far 10 view the beautiful Craig-y-
Nos palace.
NINE. Patti will be here in a mo
ment, " said the door attendant
Just then there was a rustic OF skirts,
and Nine Patti swept into room adj
joining.
In o minute the most beautiful bird
like notes rose upon the air, unmis'
talsably from PATHS throat
shes singing for me, said the de-
Zig hted listener 10 himself land she
is too modest 70 come IN here and sing
directly before me. She wants me 10
hear her as she sings at home Oh,
what Joy 10 have this privilege"
AZ this moment the heavy draperies
were pulled aside and the attendant
said
you may wait upon Nine. Patti
now. She has been giving short
lesson 70 her parrot. She teaches him
every day. This way cir, 81 you
please"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
CIRCUS ANIMALS rIoAr.
A Deadly Combat In shanghai BetWeeI
Leopard and Panther.


a Deadly Combat in shanghai between
Leopard aud n Panther.
Haunston's circus at Shanghai, Chi ina
was recently thrown into consterna-
ton. Tho Chinese attendants who
had been left in charge became panic
stricken, for In the end cage OF the
menagerie the famous black panther
and the beautiful leopard met in mortal
combat The struggle was one Fever
TO be forgotten by those who were
fortunate enough to witness IT, The
panther fastened his teeth In the
throat OF the leopard and tho fight
was fierce aud terrible In the extreme
To add to the awfulncss OF tho on
counter all the other animals became
excited. The lion and tigers roared
and rushed frantically about their
cages, the monkeys kept up terrified
chattcring and the huge black bears
got up on their hind legs and moved
flercely about, elawing at the bars OF
tho cages and endeavoring with all
their might TO get out.
The deadly struggle, however was
short In Eve inmates the leopard a
really beautiful animal, lay still and
vsuquished, with throat and breast
torn right open, and the panther re-
tired satisfied to take the penalty Of
tho law for wilful murder. The great
est wonder Of all was that the cages
stood the fearful attack OF the lion
and tigers. Had they not been care
fully overhaulod before they were
placed in the circus there might have
been very serious occurrence TO re-
cord.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
A MISSING SONS voIoR.
Hoard FROM the Prison Choir It Shocked
the unsusprcilng sisters.

hNaFu from the Prison choir II Shocked
the disappearing sisters.
I'm going TO join the army, and
will be gone three years Thus wrote
young man TO his dear old mother
and sisters at home The boy was un-
der sentence TO the Oregon prison when
he wrote the letter that he supposed
would quiet all inquiry as to his where.
abouts, He had been found guilty Of
forgery, and the judge in pronouncing
sentence upon him gave him three
year, at hard labor
This was several months ago. and
the young man IS by this tine well nc.
quainted with the monotonous routine
Of life in the Oregon State penitenti-
airy. One Sunday afternoon couple
Of young ladies, sisters. new arrivals
in Salem, visited the prison They or
rived too late to be admitted TO the
services, but were given seats in the
waiting-room. At the first sound from
tho choir they were Interested, but MS
the music OF the song filled the chapel
and resounded throughout the corri-
doris they recognized familiar sound
in swoet-toned voice that earried the
air. They advanced nearer 10 the
chapel impelled by they knew not
what, and CHANGING through the
barred doors recognized among the
singers wearing the stripes, the absent
brother who they believed was serving
his country in the army. The recogni-
ton was mutual And Il was pitifui
The shock was more than the dclic ate
nerves of the young women could
bear. But it is only one incident Of
the many. The prison is full Of sad
romances aud expectations that arc
never realized
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
( RAILWAY CIRCLES.
|. INCREASED TARIFF ON SEA-
BOARD BUSINESS.


..opouncement has been made that
- from the Missouri river to
Work have been advanced from
~ 10 IS cents first class. This
-. ~ cause much concern 10 western
-. for the reason that the con-
4 .lon with the Canadian Pacific at
20 affords an eastern outlet. The
n Tsn,ds say the rates will be main
"a and so far as they are concerned
NAV, but the Canadian Pacific's
A oi51 70 Is per cent will be met by
I ~ seaboard trunk lines as they
I ~ permit the Canadian lines to
z ~ business, While the locals of
4 Texes lines to Chicago may be
3inalped. the cut on the business
A Chicago east will have the effect
Isndinr the rate TO or even below 20
4 4 from the Missouri river TO the lake.
A I'M men are of the opinion that the
[snce Will amount to nothing on sea-
IA business via. Chicago and the St.
4 L lines will be, periorce, impelled
1eet the Chicago rate to protect
H. traffic.