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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

NUuchcs and water bugs are In the walls and
secure hiding places. aud they multiply faster
than they can be killed ~ the old processes;
The most improved method IL, the new food
tracts them as ~ food which they like better
than arythng, I is pul w IN lbc.. 3Oc. and
druggis SITS. and il not found. the 30c. and soc.
sizes will 10 mailed to any address postage
free BY YIN. Psterman notwithstanding chem
merits OF this article are In the fact Of IT, be-
Ing largely initiated. Beware Of limitations
Use no aubstttutssIAdpk - !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

Mr.. Damrosch will make grand Wagner nisht Of to-
nights concert in Music Hall! instead Of
Samson aud Dellah" q. previously arr,nEed. The
I" Tnnnhanser." The Flying Dntchmnn." Die Meis-
tersinger." Die Walknre." "Parsifal" SeYfried."
and " Goetterdanimerung."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

The second Of Mr. Frederic Dosn's lectures on Tia
History Of Music In conjunction with the schsrwenfs
Conservatory Of Music occurs nj Kehr Bros
Saturday morning April H. The subject Of the lecture
Will BIO a. SpOhr and Meyerbeer."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

The Arion Society gives its third concert OF this
in the vereinshalie, Park avenue. this evening"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

, Hourly train. % 81. NORTH .aa ives. " New Ted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10
7 Dragged Along

Until August. whom I began to take Hoods
Sarsaparlla. In about a week fclt little
better. Could keep more food on my stomach
and grew stronger. I took three bottles. am
now perfectly we'll. have Oninnt % pounds. am
In excellent health. owe all this to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

The symphony Orchestra is to take part In the con
cert he given by the pupils Of the New York COLLEGE
OF Musc at Music Hall ON April -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

Franz Rummels NTH historical piano recital takes
heSday afternoon. April 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

Tho symphony String Quartet gives its eighth and
last concert for this season this afternoon In Chamber
HALL --,~~e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07
0erihfspcrD crDanoIunaen.

Criminal. @eridlt. (&or 6i1ter
S8rigat.) 28egeu 9lebrublS- Soiepb ..
!0arrls, Elm 5ahr 3uttbauS; @eorge Sob.
8 Dionate GsiduguiB; gSiulam SauOer, C
DiUuate @eidugnlB. gSegeu tbdtlI6eH Au-
grifi5 - 2lliren Smitb, Niouate Staa:S.
1rbeitSbaus; gutler 8earO, go Srale !;
NeQsr Seize Sreeu, S. Sraie; gHiQlam
Scmers, eineu Gag @eidugulB, Iu0 gewiS
GQts, 81 Suaie. 2lui Der Jfegiitranoe fir
hcute itebeu iolgenoe Ulue: 6ldlarO StrIng
megeu Glebitabls; 0tObert 6. Wc@uire me-
gen lluteridlagnng; Charles y. NllllamS
wcgen Vior0augrHS Charles 0omne5
meQen urftttbeu Angrins ; Safoo uHo
SSenne Saplor lpegen eIntadIen AngrifiS !;
Semuel y. lliutou uHO Sames y. 2Srlg9t
luegeu 6aSarOlpieleu5; youlS Yeder luegen
Sertauls uoU SpUltuOleH au DtinoerIab,
rlqe; goulS &eder unO Vraut >. 0ogner me.
aeu g;erfanls Uou Spritu0leH am >SountaQ :;
Sames &. NicSradeH uo SOhu s. $oagan
pegcn uebertretung elmer ltdouideu SerorO-
nung.
Suiieus@erid - (Eor ben 8i1s
tern yInbiap, Sans mo GOwaros.) gu
ScllameuIspOultrederH ernanut ,Sobanu j.
Scsger mo NHnIe 0raut Ill bem 6aG Don
Katharine StmoH, Bertha Sonobelm i'll
oemleulgeu uou SGmucl SOuOheim uuO
@liabetb u. Sowulp i'll Oemleulgcu poH
Wiarie glulD. 2lOolpb Slaugb;er Gl5 Ser.
matter oes 9iad)iaiieS uon Yietu y. Sluugh.
tcr singeleet. SnuentaruegSeitnliie eluge.
reitt III ben 6Gllen Don SObn San 8iboer,
Glne i. SdmiOt, JOtob 9cr;in9er, '6ein-
rld) SanOer uuO Iildael S. Smens. Ser,
waltungs geHebmlgt i'll ben 6allsH
BON 1T. ". GbcrT, Glliabetb ". SSaui5,
0iurgnretbe Sruun, 5eiie u. Gaaiiou unO
N!araaret VI. Stone.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07
Rrcda n G1n Z"


Seet, Do bas gras grim III, uno Die SIumeu iidb
eHitdlten, penoet ih oes DieHiheH gtaturtrieb bem
Sanoe Su. Narum mollte maH ntt oas eanSe Sabr
binourdl bort pobnen?
geenn Sic auf oem sanbe jebe Seauemid,teit, fpelz
DE Sic in Der Staot haben, betUmmen fonnen, paulm
nolten Sle nldlt Elm idotiides uHo Elm dnollfes
feim Su9ledb bdben
guf rStedsSil," bas innerbaIb bes Stabtae6ietes,
on Der perldnsertsn Norbzguenue Iiest. Ipnnen Sic
ein oerarti9es Stim erlaHgeE.
/. Sic foHuen elHeH Sauplas poH 100 bel ] so 6uB
thr 81 so pro SrontiuS betommen in Der eisentIiz
den Staot mh6teH sic IS ooer $40 pro SB Iir eiHeH
EaupaS berielbeH Grt beSahleH.
2. Sle peroeI Guf rSeedl=nll" Hur 60 Cts z teuern
oui ie bunoert Dollars bis 1900 aui ben SlaB, ben
sic tauieH, uno aui bic SanIteiteE, uelde Sle oa=
Tanf errldlfeH, bu eHtrldtCH bdbeH.
SE Der Staot muiieH Sic bon 81. .55 bis 81 80 auf
il bunoert Dollars entrihtsH
s. Sic babeu bic unbebiHate Gem6beit, ba6 S5r
Aas alt "Seedl pill NIT Dem anbaus la9rlib I'M
lSertbe lieigeH niro SIR tdotiides Sjrunoitld bot
herelts elHeH pollen 98ertb errst nno faEn, us Sic
Fnoen perbeH, Hiemals iueltbpoler perbeH.
4. Se b1ben duf rSeedl Niu" ftdotlitDes Naer,
fdoilites Gas, BoIiSei uHo SdluB bel feuer, Yoit:
ebliseruns betiefte StrGseu uHo 2rotcire fur $50
Der iSroHtiub.
8as 1T aaes, mas eie in Der eissntIiden StaSt
flr adlt uno tebn Dollars pro 6rontiuB baten
8. Sn ~Seed=Slll" babeH Sic elne Bpolj Uieen in
Der Stunbe suriltIe9enbe eettrihe Sabn, petde Sle
tr iitHf Gents in flniunoiipaHSie YiHuieH nab benz
WittteIpuHtt Der Staot bringt.
Das 1T lilies, mas Sic I'M bebauteH SbeiIe Der
Staot on raider SeforoeuE9 haben.
q. Sic babeH froblidbe 6inoer, Die i'm 2dnbe aHf
nSeeds Sll" drf oem RaieH ipieleH.
Sm 6ebduteH 2belle Der Staot pernebmen bic 9in=
Der bic Diabnuns: "SaItet CUB aus Der StraBe uno
@s pir6 fid fur Sic Iobneu, bic gurbz guenuc bins
ant Su 9enen uno au Der eletriideu Sabn Ha -Scedz
Sil" hiHaEs 81 fabreH.
gSesen ndberer slustInft iuenoe man ftdb an JicI=
Der Is. Sliualufi, yir 100, SitsSeriretonz tra6e,
oosr on 5rauf SlingIufi, gir. 300, 9eeit=6apettes
StraGe. (UiGi24, ,2iSoSa-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07
Ser. 1862.

TIuf;ig Sabre in Baltimore.
- @eitern maren IS so Sabre, oaB Sr. 8.
gllbau9b, elmer Der beitbefauuteu unlersr
ceutitameritauiiden Nfitbiir9er in 2lmsritu,
eiu neueS Saterlano gelId)t uuo bier III
Baltimore lh Hiebergclallen. am Is. dat
1929 in 6eiiens 0armitaot geboren, mar er
nit leinen @lieru I'M Alter bon IS Sabren
auSgeulubert mo fam mad Baltimore, NOS
ielbit er ;unddit oaS Sdmieocbanowert ers
lernte, lpdter rdl aber oem SSaaens nno
Sutid)enbau luiomete uno Dor 20 SabreH
in CIR. 1902, Yeunpluduia-Iuenue, oaS
@ciddit erOfiuete, OaS CT leltoem oalelblt
betrleben uub OaS, Cant Der llmldlt, Der
gefditlfen Gncrgie unO benz energiden
9Scltcritrebeu ceS SubilarS, itdl immer
mebr mo mebr eumidelte. SOr 40 Sab
ren i1loB er nit SRI. Guilie 9Shlte Den
Suub fur'S yebeH, unb .entlproneH Der
9llidlld)en Che ;wei S0bne, Darn Ala
baush, Saiiircr Ger rHreriou Bading.
Gomp.," uno 0auio albaugb, meldler lelneH
Safer I'M @eltQit uuterltibt, loWle pier
S6fter, weldle bel benz Sater III otheu
,0aule, gir. zoos, ydnpaleltraBe, wohneu.
I&eldle 2ld)nug mo glebe iib Der Subilar
srlporben, oaillr iprld)t Der llnlltan0, oaB
er leit Sahren Iiltglieo beS 9irettorumS
oes rYugemeiueu 9eutidlen SSallenbaules"
mo OeS SmeflOuumS Der rAllg. Oeutl1eH
9reienbelmatb" uno sur .Selt Hrdlloent
oeS yeBteren Ut. Gr III terner elner Der
@riiurer oeS mebr, oenu 40 Sabre beltebcns
ben @elanguereinS pArIon," beNeu SDetter
Graotnt er mar. Sur s3eit betlei0et er
mleocr Die Stelle alS FyGll0ent OeS pArton."
@r III ieruer NtltglIeo oeS 9reftorlum5 Der
rOeuilteH Sparbauf," iomIe oeSIenIgeu Der
pocutld)s ld)samerltdnllhenSeu Seuer. .Serfheruu9S.
@elelll1alt" mo bat nod III UerldIeoenen
auOeru Seremeu GbreuteQuugeu. @tue
berporra9enoe Stelle bat er nod ais Dit
glieO OeS yOeutib bzamerltanllhen GlubS" 9es
habit, peldler ibm rpeberbolt oaS Amt oeS
HrdNoeuteu iibertrug. pr. Albau9b 1T au6
ener Der Gllefeu Seier 0eS uGorreponoeHs
teH.h
9eueraGoeriamm uHo Be-
mteuipdb Die ulertellabrlldle Gene
raluerlaTmlung oeS uUreunol9altSbunoeS
9tr. 3" iuno gelteru Abeno unter Sorile oeS
BrGIOenten y. Sramer, lrIu., uno Der pro-
tOtOuiiibruug oeS Setretdrs y. Seder IN
Der pioarugari.6 6alle" itatt. Als BraRoeHt
uuo &lce. YrGTOent fir baS ndhite balbe
Sabr murOen ole ieitherlgeH Snbaber per
Attlamauon mIeoer erwGblt. Die SeamteH
0es SerclnS iinO: y. Sramer, luH., Yraits
bent, @puarS Saruidol Btces BrGiioeut,
8arl Grd S9atmeliter uno $. Seder Be-
tretGr. Der Seritt beS Shaemeiiters
;elate, oaB Der Sereru fit) in blIbeubeu
3ultanoe befiuOet. 9emielbeu ;uiOlse be.
truqeu Die Gtuuabmeu wdbreno SeS lesten
%ierteliabreS S246.79, bic 2lusgaben $l31.I
80, moua6 eiu lleberl9uB uOn $114.99 in
Der SaTe uerbleibt. sic 9epoilteu III Der
y8altlmorer Sparbunt" beluuien itt auf
S3S99.S5 uu0 OeI.ulgen in Der pSeutidlen
Sparbanf" auf $379.7O. Der Serein beiitt
oemnat oaS i66ue Serm6geu BON S4394.54.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07
Sir ShuIerQ.

8etersburg, 6. Sui. - 3ie Gbolern
bat 5iaritlln in Commencement Saratoii an
Der lSulga erreidJt. 6iui;ebH GrtraEiuu.
gen uup lebs &OOeSiaue iInO aui Dem SanOe
auaemelOet wOroeu; in Der Staot ieIbil
muroen 30 Grtrantuugen mo 6 2oOeSidls
auge;eigt. Sn SaIu, Oem ruiiIiheH oaien
am tulptifen Meere, berd9t Ole 3abI Der
SODtsidae 100 pro Gag. 2ie &raHibelt
nlmmt i'll ganSen Sautaigs ituea Su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07

wie bsute MOrgen bic @esqidaft 800 @ann
ab9eid,idt babe uno rpie oeie suriidgeld]las
gen ieieu. Der Sderiff erlieB hanu cine
Proclamation, meld)e lautete: rIUle 9uten
9iirqer werpeu blernlt aui9eforbert, morgen
(9Ouueriag) nm llbr D(orgeuS nit 9Saf'
fen unb Diuuitipu fd) im Sireau bes S6e'
riffs eiusuiuoeu, nm ben Auiitanb, Der iept
i'll Someiteao im @ange 1T, 81 unterSriideu.
9S. y. McSlearn, Sdberiii."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07
Srteffdfelt.

.. u. - Sn ; 2tutihlunO uerfiebt man
inter rBrin;" ben AngeborIgeH zines tlIrlis
Ii9en Sauies; 2aS 1T SismGrd nlGt; aber
anoere Sprafsu baben fir Inler 6irf
slei6iaas nur pas Dem 6rdnjoirAeH, rep.
yateinlihen entnommene SSorl vPrIns;"
10 tonlmr es, paB man I'M GugItiGen INNER
lIet prince bismarck"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07
GeoarsSeigbtS
1T Der Rount SeruoHsYlas Se3
NJ q leri / den q elap,

Der ente Soeal Sorort Salti.
more'S nit felbegriinOetem Ruie uno
grunobeiibmertb. 2 S90nbeit, sort
idritt uno Berth pereinigen ii9 in
rteiem rei3enoen Plaee permanenter ldne'
lider 6eimitdtteu, mo- man leet aus eriteT
9auO inter leitteu SeOn9unseu
prGhtige Silla' Yldte
nit 11,25O GuaOratiuB GrunO uHo mehr
fir $500 uuO bObcr tauieu tuun -9rnuojins'
irei, al Der beifen raideH Seforoeruugs'
giIHe nit tdglif 80 3iiseu, 6 Gents 6ahr'
gelo, Is Diluuten bis sur Staot. Igenten
Seigel oGS SeiitthIm uueHtgeltlIt. Habes
res mIuoli9 ODER ihriitli6 bel
Ridlaro 8alII,
Art-Building, 9de Der Sutaws u. 6rantliniir.
(4iailS, ,Dii SGDio-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07

S.3u EGrr Su iabr'n nit Der etraserbabn
Sh babe loeben Elm po.litdRbises aiiortiment BON
YiuiierI IN Srnbiabrs =In;ma; uno 9eiufIeiocrs
StofIen erbateH. ueber 500 SeiiiEs ieeen Dor,
nm bic Ausfuabl Su treiien. fd iele ensn anSuo ir
$40 hsr, Der irssHo .ineul 25sansua in Der Stabt
9leihtomut, uno sarantire esnaues gaiien. Sd1 bes
Jorge anmcilen uEb Suibneben eIbft uno erriHse oa=
ourd1 elHeH SortbeiI, Der ncineH 9lroeH Su Gjuts
fomiIt.
Sarr, Der 6uuoenidneiber,
Tr. 915. Sft Baltimore Strabe.
{WnriI1 3JfteV1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07
g t o t t E tn

nno ole ionti9en sprad1tebler bcilt erinbIid5 unb
Wen:c oifmanitrahe, nabs sinbenzauenue. I'm
ere Sr1ol9e iino aus9eJeiHtt burh Sroeuspe:eibuua
pes oeutitcn Saiiers, oes GSarcn pom RllfIano uno
pes SoTi9s BON Sdlneoen (Snlni25, j 2IftePJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07
Gine franfe 2eber

iif in ben meiften 6dllen bic llriate elmer
nieterseOriidteu, peinli6eu Stimmuug uno
Der ms anbuitenoeu Seid)weroen, uuo
Oieie geiOen perOeH 10 lauge oaueru, ais eS
Der Qeber geftattet 1T, III ibrem trdgeu, tranta
baften 3ufauOe 5u uerbarreu.
Cur Selebuug uno Grfriiduug Der 9eber
uuO unberer SerOuuungsOrgune uuO Osreu
llmwanOluug in ibreu gtOrmal;ufauO uub
cine 9eiuEOe Sbatigteit giebt es teiu befereS
Miltlel, OILS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07

Or. ausuit SOuls's 9ambur9er Sruf.
thee iibertrtft ale Weoiiiueu ssseH puien,
Srtaltuu9en Ilo Anbma.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07
yt q b to d j. 8
YtQett.

9as uoGtommsnite, iihsrle uHo SuperIdiiieffe abs
fdbrHn9smittel, rein Degetabiiih, eHtbalt ourhauS
telH Euedflber ooer aRoeIe SeTIoreHoe SubtaHSen,
beiigt ale guteH GIJendlliIsE, metlc l!usG"'s AsS
TelHlauHg5mltteI beigt obEf ~ .iuur irgeHo elmer
5tlleE EtelH fon'- 20 gGOeH GuediIIber eriegt unb
mo Die RlleH Der mooerHeH 2SIieHitlait 9ewOroen.
elegant eiHaebTllt uHo geitmado5 telHt SdpcIles
felt I'M perunterihIuden ocr Raoman'e piuen;
mIo nEo aHatnshm uno le nat Der 8Ofs griHolia
pirieHo; bic SieblHaspilleR Der CSt9eHnGrt
sic heiIeH aue uHreaelmd6 6Igtcten oc5 UiGgeRs, Der
eeber, @eodrme, yiiereR, Siaie, YerueH, appetitz
loi9teIt, aopiitm,rSeH, geriiopfuHs. uHpeIoaulits
telt. Sdbunsen, iSieb.r, SarmertS SuEouHg, SlmoIa
tloIotT LHo Glle uHregeImdsi9teiteu oer iHnI N
l5.ile.
yr,ts 25 Gents Oi, Boz. Bel allen GrOsuiRrH Sa
babtH.
Iian 9ebe fifer mo iebe ;u, ouB man
yRabmap'5" erbdltl
Dian ihide cine Srisimarte on 1r. Eaotnaa "a
Comp, Hr. 81, g3Grrers Strdse, Rsrpzyorf, nm bic
S6Tiit False and True" nelfe nsrt1poae 4Istl1it
si'ht. Mlaeitldt 81 bstommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07
SiDiOen0en.
Die 9eutidne eauf pom soItimorc.

cxNIe Ieutldbe Wnhf 0On SnItlnprc.
% BaItim more, ben 2S. SUM- 1892
Die 9irettoreH obiser Sdnt baben beufe cine balbs
idbrlide, suerireis Siuioeuoe bon % YroSent els
h6rt, SabIbar an uHb uacp Diontaa, ben IL. nli 49,
(166,9,65) ". @eber, 9aiFrer.
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Scr Sentide Correspondent,
9dsIid, tuOdeHtIit unb eOuntass,

GugIIll, IUUHtHllI1 HhU NUHhIugs,
H. Raine, Gieentbiimcr ano gaeoaftenr,
Glbpei4Gde Saltimores Strasc uno Boit=Sfiiee=G =Gpe
greis oss taeIidlen SIattes, burd, 9rdser in SaIs
finore uno in Der 9tahbaribaft beiorgt, 12k Cts;
idalitbe unb Sonnta es sMuSga Is @ts pro
GoteSabIbar p6heHtlh an bic oas SIatt bsioraenben
Grdser.-SdaIidl uebf Sounta ss =stuS eabc ruter
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NIT SonntassbIatt, portofret NIT abSus tiir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sahr, nan ir9eno einem Srte bcs Snlans
pro Satr-Das bette unb biuisite oc,ltidje 8Iatt
IN ben DfitteI= uno Sitbitaoten.
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9o(O : Duff =]lle6(
TIT oaS bette!

SIN Der sortsn GeIt in fein feHeres Tleb su fauien,
nno oisis "Sottessabe" faHn in eoem @roctre=snbcH
SaItimore's fiir psEls Gelo eritaRoen perben. 9s
Ift ans betem UliHEsiOtG'sr @aiSeH semabIsH uno
ibertrifft ale onberea gsbls burd ictzs iSrnbeit,
araft uHo Sibisteit-
Sir empfebien Cob Duff g1c5l nuf Sas garmRe
unb sarantiren Die GuaIitat zines ieOsn 6aiies.
Gate, eStnriGs & Coup,
gsr. AZ, SaSsGavftrake.
CgdTE21,lSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-07
Ter 0raitoent psrnimmt bic aumSe.
Ter Gbef Der SebsimpoIiiet aber Die affair

GbicagO, 6. &uli.-9Sm. u. Ytuters
ton mar beute feiueSmegs III gutter gauue.
@r ertldrts, er iei entihloheu, Jtiht5 iiber
Ole YittSburgsr sluselegeHbeit sur 8er-
6fitutlituug iu lsaeu. Gr bemertte lebOdI :
yISir baben bis gum leeteu Augenblid Sus
siidqebalten. llnlere @eielit)ait bat Gar
negle's l9erte iclt Sabren bena9t, unO iie
beitano oaraui, oaB mir 99dbtsr fteleH ioa.
teg." 6r. YiutertOn itellte i'll 2lbreOe, OaB
.r ru,itere 800 Wi1uner eugugire, nm ite
uab benz Siteu 81 ieuoen. Gr iugte. er
babe genug geute all oanO iiir ale 3wede.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-06

fight from the commencement, but
were prevented by the majority of
the crowd. Henniger was seen to
seize Andrews chin between his
teeth and tear off the flesh of the
lower part of it and spit it out.
With a strength born of horror,
Mr.. Jardine and his son followed
by several others dashed the crowd
to one side and soon separated the
maneaters. Upon examination it
was found that a good portion of
Andrews ear and chin were missing,
while the hands of both men were
badly chewed up. The reporter
was informed that Andrdws was
in a critical condition, the lower
part of his face having swollen
, enormously as if from poisoning.
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Union vs.. Non Union Men.

GeneSsee News.
While at Gem we witnessed the
return Of the scabs, about twenty
five in number, to operate the Gem
mine. Compare the union men
with the scabs and a man who is
not prejudiced will agree that,
while in the eyes of the law the
union men were in the wrong, but
in the eyes of justice they have
reason to object for being hunted
from work by such crowd of for
eigners. There are some intelli-
gent Americans in the crowd but
the majority were Austrians, speak
ing the Italian language. The ma
jority of the soldiers, while they
condemn the acts Of the union in
blowing up the Frisco mill and the
outrage perpetrated at the Mission
are to a greater extent in sym
pathy with the union men. All
believe that those who became low
enough to gain their point as to re-
sort to the use Of dynamite and
powder, should suffer the conse
quences, and on the other side be
lieve there are men working in tn.
mines today who should be be un
der arrest for offenses they have
committed during the trouble.
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and her neighbors have accepted
her timely action as a fitting cri.
terlon to 60 by, and have likewise
performed the firing act, and as a
result Caldwell, Nampa and Weiser
are now free from the pestilence of
such scurrilous people, and all
good citizens will heartily extend
the right hand of fellowship for
their gracious deeds.
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A. Regards Mr.. eorsh.

Malad Enterprise.
It seems that Mr.. Borah, late
disciple of the peoples party in the
state Of Kansas. is coming promi-
nently to the front as a candidate
for encouragement on the republic
can ticket of Idaho. Mr.. Borah is,
unquestionably, real nice young
man and fluent of speech: but
what, may we ask, do the people
of Idaho know of this voluble
youth? This is no time to pick up
fresh young men, whose whole rep
utation rests on half dozen
fowery political speeches, culled,
perhaps, from Webster, Clay and
Ingersoll. We want men of SUBJ
stance.
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Boise Democrat.
The Malad Enterprise announces
Hon. w. J. Mcconnell as the
republican above all others to head
the ticket to that party as nominee
for governor. In the same number
of the Enterprise is also a para.
graph stating thai a brand new
country cylinder Campbell press
and new outfit generally had been
bought by the proprietor and was
then en- route. Mcconnell is q
man of reputed wealth and we'll
known liberality.
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Be sure you do not neglect to see
Mayors Boots and Shoes
before buying elsewhere. Particularly
His PloW Shoe, at $3.50


the head of a herdic driver over
come with the heat and brought
him to at once, so that the migrate
full chap complained of the cold.
The Hon. Thomas Bracket Reed
sat in a cloak room of the house
reading Lew Wallace's "Life of
BENJAMIN Harrison" and shivering
under fur overcoat as if his bones
would snap with the cold.
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peculiar suffocating odor, and told
to take it in order to gain her
desired wishes. She did so, little
reluctantly, however, and ilnmedi-
ately became so dazed that she
seemed to be in a hypnotic state,
entirely under the influence of the
gypsy, who began to com mand her
to give up, not only the contents of
her purse, but nearly her entire
summers wardrobe. She was utter
ly unable to resist the gypsy's
strange influence, but mechanically
handed her whatever she claimed
as a recompense for the fortune
told. The crone then hurried out
of the house loaded down. 1t was
several hours before the victim OF
witchery recovered from her ner'
vous state, then word was sent &c
Deputy Sheriff Tucker to have the
women brought to justice. 1t was
too late, for they had folded .theil
tents like the Arabs" and silently
stolen away. More than one of GU
well.known ladies were left to mourn
over their unfortunate experience.
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hypnotissd BY . Gypsy.

Ketchum Keystone.
After getting the attention of
the victim they commenced a
modus operandi, which is new
departure from the old way of tell
ing fortunes. One lady, who like
many others, was loath to acknowl-
edge being duped, gave her expert
ence with one Of them. AS pre-
ludc to the fortune, she was given
q a.ac.. substance, Which had !
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Goes Squarsiy on Record.

Occur d'Alene Miner.
1t may not be wise to instruct
our delegates to the state convention
for any particular candidate for
governor, but they should thorough.
ly understand that the republican
party of Shoshone county is un.
comparatively opposed to w. J.
Mcconnell.
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Jsps Can't Vote Either!

Nampa Leader.
"There is no great loss without
some gain" The small pox scare
we are having will be the means of
relieving the country of the large
number of Japs that have been
brought in for the purpose of doing
railroad work. 1t is the universal
opinion that the people along the
Short Line will not again permit
them to come in our midst.
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Idaho Falls Times
Andrew Henniger and Hiram
Andrews engaged in wordy
alteration on Sunday last at
Lewisville. Words soon led to
blows and a lively scrap followed.
They rolled about in the dirt, and
the onlookers soon discovered that
they were bent on tearing each
others flesh. r. F. Jardine and
his son were among the few who
dcs;seG 20 proven: and &c stop Tie
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Should Receive . Big Pension.
Commonwealth Journal.

SOmmOnwealth-.JO Journal
Among the gallant boys who
were up in the Cnur d'Alenes with
company A, was r. A. Dickinson
of the Commemorative Journal
office. Dick left u bride Of but two
days to 60 to the defense Of his
state and stood at his post bravely
Notwithstanding the intense attrac-
ton at home. Mrs. Dickinson
who was quite sick during his alb
sence, is much improved, we are
pleased to say.