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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-08-04
TIE Tcg Chicago and Two of Her GREY
Sent to the Bottom.

CHICAGO, July as.-The propeller
City of Concord and the tug Chicago,
belonging to the Durham Towing Co.,
collided in the lake, five miles south of
the breakwater shortly after midnight
yesterday morning. The tug rolled
over and sank Immediately. Oscar
Page, cook, of this city, and William
Eopfer, deck hand. living at Manis-
tee, of the tugs crew. were drowned.
The captain. engineer and fireman of
the Chicago were taken from the water
by sailors on the Concord. The two
men drowned were asleep in the ca bin
and were probably caught in the wreck
and held below.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-08-04

1t isn't so much by industry we
thrive, as by the favor OF those who viii
pay for the fruits of it
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-08-04
DARING ROBBERY.

The Lady Cashier of the Bank of Ell Reno,
H. IT.. Confronted with a Six-Shooter
Instead of a Check. with a Bold Robber
ssesiind 1t. and is Constrained to Pay
Over the Contents of the Vault, Amount
Ing to Ten Thousand Dollars.
I'll. RENO. /. T.. July 2S.-Shortly
after the Bank of Ell Reno opened for
the transaction of business, yesterday
morning, a stranger entered and en-
gagged in conversation with Mrs. Saw
age. wife of the cashier. who was in
charge, during the temporary absence
of her husband. The stranger made
some inquiries in regard to real estate
in the vicinity. and after receiving de-
tails about the property inquired for,
he walked to an adjacent desk. where
he apparently engaged in writing. Just
then another stranger entered the door
of the bank and exclaimed: Hands
upr' The stranger who had first en-
tered the bank expressed no surprised
at the arrival of the second man, and
was appar emily companion of his.
The lady i'm charge of the bank was
frightened almost to death at the sight
of a six-shooter revolver in close prox-
unity to her face, and at the command
of the second stranger she went to the
safe and handed out the money stored
"a in the vaults, some 1000.
Eke robher vas not satisfied with
this and ordered her to hand over all
the money in the cash drawers.
After the robber had secured the
money, he ordered the woman to keep
silent under pain of death. and, joined
by his confederate. left the bank, and
mounting their horses, both rode away
IN a southerly direction. The woman
recovered her presence OF mind shortly
afterwards and gave the alarm, but the
robbers had too good a start. and be-
fSre the citizens could organize posse
. the men were well on their way to 4
place of hiding. 1t is believed here
the robbers were none other than the
Dalton brothers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-08-04

Stand next to
navy blue in
favor, and they
ars more Serv-
Ice Bile than
White or gray
costumes, butt
they are made
mO~e dainty in
appearance by
white silk braid
trimmings and
a Slo u s e of
w h lite China
sill Il Rus s ct
shoes and long
loose gloves of
russell kid az
company these
last mentioned
costumes when
desig ned f OF
boating. India
=lnuA dresses are
SumpIa t ing
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-08-04

black opens on each side over simu:
lated skirt of plain white silk over
which falls second skirt OF black Silk
tulle. The dress is trimmed with mar
row black silk lace run together on
their selvage edges and plated into
full ruche. New black surah dresses
are richly s.rewn with bright yellow
flowers, scarlet buds, etc, and trimmed
with black lace hounces laid over
color matching the flower. These
gowns will be worn far into the autumn
season.
The China silk, cambria and pretty
lawn shirt waists are delightful wear
these sultrv days and also most ecOnO-
mical, for with these and a black silk
and a blue English serge sheath skirt,
we'll arranged and fitted. one can al
ways present a fresh and dainty APP
pearance Pale pink chamb bray blouses
button hole stitched in white are q very
popular fancy. DRESSER styles are
made of pink batiste with fine lace
falling from the Nx
rundown collar sssMsSX
and narrow wrist
bands. IOkes. cuffs
! ! !. ]. ! !.
and collars of
Irish point en- <1zA
broidery make the A&M
pale pink, blue MEgsEHlA
and lilac silk EESNa49E3A
waists very smart E#IH 49,
in appe ar ance- &sA
Other pretty hot eKaTEA
weather blOuses MEK u
are made of cream NkAIHSA
white India null ffEHMF
with full bishop HfNG1N
sleeves and turn Ak#8HW
down collar, edged hHIsA
with slightly gath AAG8HEA
cred frills of Val hM&EEyY3A
enciennes lace, tENkEfxHAaA
ruffle of the same IfH8#HzxA
extending down EExANS&IAs
the front in jabot .x.S[
fashion. W Hite y gsa@-zs~
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FASHION LETTER.
New and Pretty styles for Summer Cos
TUNES.
New York Correspondence.1

Especial New York Correspondence
The clinging skirts of the season re-
quire some relief to break the monoto-
ny of two straight lines, therefore
use is made of the lovely laces, creped
silk mousselaine scalloped in points,
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apse." and finally a. the apse ana the ii"n' v.
odiGoo should look toward the east thder '"''1
limitations there wac no space for lerHc ''','"
over the grave of the Apostle 10 ''e -.
H. will be inferred from ths '""'
Lancianl accepts unrcsrrvedly inc 'rao'"o"
IN tho nlaces Of martyrdon and burial IN inc
case OF both St Peter and II. raul ne NV
not doubt Paul's acquaintance WIN '"e P''''O
phcr Seneca. and he goes into an eIaoora'c az
rncnt 10 prove that the narrative oil 81 i"'''
suffering and death and burial in Rome "uS'
be accepted For the archaeologs'' SiSs Nv,
the presence and execution of -. feter al" "".
in Rome are facts established beyond shanow W
a doubt by purely monumental evidence Ho"-
ever the most positive assurance IS Sui IscbihH-"
tboron0h examination by modern experts Of tho
crypt where rests the coffin Of St Peter under inc
wcirbt Of that cross Of pure gold given by Con-
s,antine and Inscribed it is said, with the words
thus translated: constantine the Emperor and
Helena the Empress have richly decorated this
ROYAL crypt and the basilica which shelters IT,
Five witnesses are said to have examined the
tomb in 1894 Bat archaeology as science was
then unknown
But the most interesting use Of tombs ana
inscriptions made by Professor Lanciani is that
by which he proves the early date OF the spread
OF Christianity, not among the poor ana scribe
classes in Rome, bu. among the higher ranks
The discoveries which he dwells upon here con-
stitute" as he says, "a new chapter in the
history Of imperial Rome What was ior-
merly more or less probable conjecture as TO
tho meaning Of Tactus and Suetonius when they
alluded to nova superstitio, is now placed beyond
question. His conclusion is that the change
brought about under Constantine was chanse
in name rather than in fact. The process which
transformed Rome frola a pagan to Christian
city took nobody alive at the time by surprise
at was not a revolution or conversion. III the
true sense of these words it was the o'llclai
recognition of O state of things which had ion1
ceased 20 be a secret This slow movement
pcrincatinq all classes almost from the outset
accounts TO the authors mind for the snrVlVal
of so much that was classical and pagan IN the
customs of the Roman people through all the
intervening centuries down TO the present DAY
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