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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
The Bicycle Race.

A bicycle race will take place at
Col. r. P. Peppers track on Wednes-
day afternoon as one Of the features
of the Knights of Pythias picnic: land
as Thorn Hill Park is on the hill
above the track the race can be seen
to good advantage from the side OF
the hill along the Owenton Turnpike.
Dexter Lodge has offered as prize
to the winner a round trip railroad
ticket to Chicago and return, which
was donated by the L. & N. K. r.,
and the following young gentlemen
have entered for the race, which is to
be a handicap:
Messrs. Todd Crutcher, Ben Mar
shall, Neville Garrett andl Will A.
Lewis will start from the scratch and
run the full mile.
Fifty yards ahead of them Messrs.
Henry Lindsey, H. Ackley, d. l..
Burch and John Selbert will start.
Seventy-fve yards. M. Williams,
Earl Rogers and Robert Gray.
One hundred yards-Duane Sim
clair.
One hundred and twenty-five yards
WIN. Cavanaugh and ]. Desmond
O'Connor.
Two hundred yards W. E. Go
rey, Buford Williams and Q. E. Col
Inns.
Mr.. Earl Rogers has offered as a
second prize in this race one months
laundry.
As there are some speedy riders in
the list it is expected that good time
will be made.
The following additional races were
arranged for at a meeting of the local
wheelmen on Thursday evening and
will be run Immediately after the
handicap:
Second Race-One-half mile dash:
First prize-Best sweater; donated
by D. H. Sinclair. Second prize-Silk
umbrella; donated by j. M. Williams.
Third ace-One-fourth mile dash:
First prize-Fall style hat; donated
by Ben Marshall. Second prize-Bi-
cycle shoes; donated by B. T. Crutch-
er.
Consolation - Fourth race - One
mile dash: First 'prize-One pair
Bloomer bicycle pants; donated by
H. L. Burch. Second prize-One
scarf pin; donated by John Selbert.
BY agreement any rider winning
two prizes will not contest in other
races.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
Broke Several Ribs.

While engaged in closing up one OF
the warehouses at the Old Taylor
Distillery, on Glen's Greek, Wednes-
day afternoon, Mr.. John Will john
son, the distiller, walked into an
open hatchway in the dark and fell
from one ricking floor to another, a
distance of about eight feet, break
ing several ribs on the right side
and bruising himself so severely
about the head and side that it re-
quired several hours to get him re-
moved from the warehouse to the
distillery office-his suffering being
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05

so intense that he could not bear to
be handled. He was finally gotten
to the office, where he still remains,
and DIR. @. B. Chinn telephoned for,
who went out and dressed his injuries.
About a year ago Mr.. Johnson met
with a similar accident in the ware
house-stepped into a hole in the
floor used by the warehouse hands in
going from one ricking floor to an
other-and broke a rib. He seems to
be particularly unfortunate in this
respect.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
There is q Bst

IN everything. In Ointments DIR.
Hale's Household Ointment stands at
the head. 1t is effecting more won
derful cures and giving greater salts
faction than any other remedy in the
world. For cuts, bruises, burns;
sprains, frostbite, chilblains, chapped
hands and lips, eczema, salt rhedm;
piles, &C., it has no equal. We claim
great things for itand guarantee what
VIC claim. 1t, is the great pain and
skin cure. Put up in 25 and SOC:
boxes. Large size cheapest. For
sale by PHft: CARPENTER; druggist:
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so
we'll known and so popular as to
need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song Of praise. -
A purer medicine does not exist.
and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, will remove Pimples,
Boils, Salt Rheum and other affec-
tons caused by impure blood
Will drive Malaria from the sys-
tenn and prevent as we'll as cure all
Malarial fevers. For cure of
Headache, Constipation and Indi-
gestion try Electric Bitters. En-
tire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money 'efunded. Price 50 cts.
and s. per bottle at South Side
drug store.
P. H. CARPENTER.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
A connects with l.. Il N.
B connects with Q. Il c. and L. s.
G connects with X. &.

Effective May 9th. and during the summer, tue
following Sunday schedule will be In effect
SUNDAY TRAINS.
EAsT-No. leaves Frankfort 7; AS a. M,
Georgetown S:40 arrives at Paris 9 :l5 a. m; No.
leaves Frankfort 8 40 p. m, Georgetown 80
arrives at Paris rs p. m.
WEsT-No. 6 leaves. Paris 80 a. M. George.
town 1905, arrives Frankfort IL :05 a. M; No. 4
leaves Paris 30 D. m; Georgetown $50, arrives
at Frankfort 7:30p. m.
The Kentucky Midland Railway and connec-
lions form the shortest and cheapest route to all
points north, south east and west.
For further information apply to their agents
c. ID. BERCAW, + B. WEITZEL,
Gen. Pass. Agt. City Ticket Agent
GEO. b. HARPER, Gen. Supt.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MAR
KET.
FURNISHED BY GLOVER & DURRETT
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.

Sales on our market for the week
just closed amount to 1890 hhds., with
receipts for the same period of 1878
hhds. Sales on our market since jan
uary 1st amount to 1881 hhds. Sales
of the crop of 1892 on our market to
this date amount to 88 1881 hhds.
The market this week has been
without any special features to note,
the only change being little lower
range of values for the very common
grades of hurley such as are selling
under SO per hundred. The money
conditions continue very much
strained throughout the country and
it is by no means likely that any
permanent improvement will be
realized in prices for tobacco until
financial conditions improve.
The following quotations fairly rep
resent our market for new hurley to-
bacco 1892 CROP:
Trash dark or damaged
tobacco ......................$3 50(0 81 %
Common Colory trash. A 500 90
Medium to good colory
sh........,..........."" OO(9 90
Common Jugs not colory 500 6 90
Common Colony lugs..... 6 00@ 80
Medium to good colory
ugs....................... z 500 s so
Common to medium leaf 509 8 90
Medium to good leaf. 8 00@ IL 90
Good to fine leaf II 00@ 10 90
Select or wrappery
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05

Mr.. Mastin took in the prize.
A second match at 25 birds was
then shot off, which was won by DR..
Dade, he breaking his twenty-five
straight.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
Won the Pot.

There was a special shoot at the
grounds of the Thorn Hill Gun Club
Monday afternoon for a prize of $50
at 100 blue rock pigeons, which re-
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05
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, 1893-05-29
Die 6rdberf6muduno.

0lm mor9igen Sage ftn6et ouf BEN berz
icbtebcnen Sriebb0fsn bie S6miidun9 Ser
@rGber itatt. Die groBe Yarabe, an pelz
ber it'd 6iesmal neun 9ibiitonen betbeiliz
gen, wtro am Nabmittag UNI 3 ltbr itd
an Der &reu5ung Der Mtonroe StraBe un6
Mti6igun 2tpenue in 8emegung ieben.
Ser Bug betpe9t iicb 1iibticb an Ser
Wtt6i9an QlDe. bis %. Str. unb fe6rt i'm
@egen5u9 an Der Mi9igan 2(pe. suriid; ct
beftltrt bel Der Sribitne porbet unb tbeilt
itc6 bann in fOlgenber Metie: Die erite
9tutiton marl6irt meitlicb an Wtonrocltr.
tpetter uub lott iicb an einem gelegenenP lobe
auf; Sic 5tpettc 9tpiiion gebt an Safe, bic
brittle az G~anbolpb, bte biertc an @aib>
tngton, Die FINITE an M%abtiOnitr., Die
lc3ite tpieOer an &anboIpbitr., bic itebente
an @aibingtonitr., Sic a1te all Safe ultf
Die neunte an &anbolpbitr.
, 1893-05-29
Ods Qnarniiten=O enfmdI.

Sn @retf'S Sale fan6 gcitern 2l6en6
etne 8erlammlung ftatt, nm betreff5 Sim
tpetbung bes Qtnarbtiten>0 enfmaLs auf
Dem SrieObof 8alObetm bic n0tbi9en 8or@
berettun9et 81 t~reffen. Gs Wur6e be-
i9lolien, cine S~traBenpara6e bis gum
8abnbOf SIT D~eranitalten, aber feline Sabnen
i'm 3ugeU. 5u fitbrer. Ser @intritt ioa so
Gents betragert unb Elm e~ttpatger l1eberidbuB
benz 9enfmaLfonb iber1pteien perben.
@S purbe beri6tet, baB BET ruilti3e
SHrt &rapotttn, tpelber etngeGa6en tpor6en
tpar, Die SeftreOe 3u baIten, nibt fommen
tOnne, aber etnen 8rief ien6en tpoue, Der
bel Der @tntpet6urg 3ur 8erleiung fornme.
&uBerbem ptrb Or. @rnft S6miot cine
3e6e in beutl3er unb 8m. 6olmes cine
1ol3e in engLti6er Spra9e baIten, gttcbt
bic Bolt5ei, iOn6ern etne Qt6t6eilung BON
Snrnern, tptro Dem 3use DOrausmarz
i3tren.
, 1893-05-29
Der 0eutfhe Oefano.

Sn elmer gerlantmlung Ser 9eLegatelt
beutider @elangOereine, bic am Samitag
i'm S6tQer>T beater abgebolten mur0e, qe>
lang es, Die 0armonie unter Sen per richie
Dencn 8eretnen 0erart gu trGftigen, oaB Elm
allgen1etneS 3u1ammentpirfen fitr 0aS groBe
6eutibe acknowledgements AM IS.
un6 10. Stunt geIt6ert ipuroe. Die folgenz
ben Beretue baben t6re 8et6etli9un9 Sugez
lagt:
Sennefel6er 2ie6erfrans &c Ginger,
Sunger WtGnner6or 40, Sibelta 30,
S3ipei3er WfGnnercbor 30, 6roblinn 60,
gtorb Chicago 2ieOerfran3 IS, Geutonia 80,
6arm0nia WtGnner6or 43, Goncor6ia
Wtdnnerbor "a, 2ieOertranS @intracbt 30,
6aru9art SGnger6unb 36, Sbiuer 9te6er7
tafel 30, 6umboIbt Sdn9erclub 20,
Napenspoo9 Wdnnercbor, 6arltgari 9ieberz
tafel 36, OrpbeuS So, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30,
&otbndnner 0icberfran5 30, Siibs Settle
WtGnnercbor %, @eiangDerein Qtlmtra AZ,
Safe 8tetp MGnnercbor "a, 6reter Singer
buno %, @eiangOerein 6armonie ~, 8az
btiCbe Sdn9errun6e "a, S9le5mig 6ol1teinz
ibe S~dngerbun6 "a, Snternationoler
Wfdnnercbor 30, Blattbeutibe @iloe Mdn7
ner9or %, 8reuBer 0uortett, &0rner
WGnnerbor "a, ct, 8OnifaciuS Mdnner>
DIOR II, NurOra Iurnperetn @eiangiection
%, 0~eiangperein @emiitblt9feit Y uno
0roB Borf 9ieoerfran5 30.
9oS folgenOe 9rO9ramm tpur6e aufgez
felt:
uSn etnert fIl9len Srltnbe", ........... .8oItsIieo.
"$$snle iVelo lgS Slen1arl1I.
uWt9r9en nllB lD Tort po1 pier" YTetl.
Vpim NfPhrnpn 3u S0nuSH
S0l10tgebet, =. bon WtDDring.
@m @Itor Der Wabrbeit e.. ............. BON lRoDr.
Die 8orberettungen fir Sic 8roben fol-
len iofOrt in Nngriff genommen mer6en.
, 1893-05-29
R[etne Nadlrihten.

= Sic NttionGre Ser vG6emical 9}ational
8ant" Dielten am Sam1ltag cine 8eriamm>
lung ab unb 6eic6loiien, baS @el9dft fort
5uieben. @S io4en neue 8eamten ertpGblt
uro Nftten I'M 8etrage bon 81, 200, 900
ausgegeben merben.
= Die bei6en &naben 6crntann @ronz
bea unb @iIie O'8rien pur6en beute
burb Gicbter Softer inter ie $500 8iirgs
lbaIt benz @rtmtnalgertcbt i~ibertpteIen. Sic
iOaen cine @eto60rie, @igentbum Don S.
g. Gt9 aus Sycamore, ST., geitoblen
baben, trobOem iie foum groB 9enug itn6,
Dem 9ti6ter auf BEN Gtib gu 9ufen.
= @rt iebt Bat es fib berausgeiteat, 6aB
g. 6. Wbeelpri9Rt, Elm e6molt9er 8ir9erz
metiter BON Tacoma, 8aib., am II. 5. 90.
in gto. 1885 @rDpelan5 NDe., tpoleLbit ct
BEL 8erpanbten pObnte, mittellt Gbloroz
form Selbitmorb Begging, neil ct nit ieiten
unteruebmungen fem Slid bate. Sin
bon ibm gei9rie6ener, ipdter erit a~ufgefunz
bener 8rief lGBt bariiber tetnen 3meifel be-
iteben. Die GoronerSunterlu6un9 tpel9e
Elm auf rnutirItdben SOB" lautenOes Ser
Diff CUR Solge bate, mar alto cine iebr
oberflG6hltGhe.
, 1893-05-29
Die eeut1den pytbtas= Ritter.

@eitern bielten 9cIegaten berienigen
oeuti3eu 9ogen, tpelbe benz Sroen Der
uSnigbts Of Pptbias" an9eb0ren, cine
8%eriammlun9 ab, nm etnem 8ez
i6luB Der @rOBlo9e, pnnab finftig in
alien 2ogen Die engltibe Sprac6e gebrau6t
tperben iou, entgegen5utreten. Gs murbe
bei6loiien ben @rOBmeiiter bes Srbens,
Der in elmer Seriammlung 3u Mempbis sic
9euticben in gebdiiiger Meiie angrtff, Sic
MiB6iltgung uno Geracbtung ser Ser
iammlung alts5uoriiden urb in ser am II.
SUM in S%nbianapolis ftattfin6enben Gon7
pention fir bic Nufbebung Der betreffenben
N%norbnung 81 ptrten+
, 1893-05-29
6roEer 8anferott.

Die groBe &%o6Ienftrma 8eaoer, @eb &
50. tpar am Samltag nt6t I'M Stanbe,
ibren finan5ieQen 8erpftbtungen nadb3u:
fommen, tuesbalb ite 8. 9. Y~eringtpn gum
9tuben ibrer @ldubtger ais Ginnebmer ct.
nannte. !6err @eaOer e~rfIdrte, baB Die
8erbtn0licbteiten iicb 5tpar iber $500, 900,
nt5t aber, pte geiagt tpOrben iei, auf $500,
600 b~eliefen, aber 0urcb bic 8eitGnoe ge>
niigenb gebedt ieten. Sin @eriucb, Bel ser
8onten eine 2tnlei6e gu macben, icblug fell
6eute Wtorgen tpurben Die 8erbinblicb=
feiten uuf $3.50, 600, bic 8eitGn6e All
$780, 600 an9egeben. Die Glerfs tparer
rubig Oamit bei6dfttgt, ben peribie6ener
0ldubt9ern 8riefe 81 i6reiben uno ibneu
Die 8%erinberun8 8u 9eben, baB MAJ tie boil,
fomnnen 3ufrteoen iteuen tperoe.
, 1893-05-29

6arrp Eubens,
Sulius Golo5ier,
Sbeo0or 8rentano,
SranctS 2adner,
SuIius Goientbal,
Or. 36eoo, S. 8lutbarbt.
81. s, SteOenion,
@al6. SEEING,
SOiep1 8ruder,
@altcr 81. Oti6aeIis,
SEQ, S6iuing,
8eter S6uettler.
, 1893-05-29
abennblatt Der auhtnts 9tnats- Bsttttta, aetn4tan 20. aaaf 1898
Gin outer uahfoIoer.

&t6ter @eerg &eriten, tpelber felt cine,
Reibe BON Sabren I'M 9olt3eigeri6t an Be,
Sf1Gbtcago Qlbe. ben Goriib fiibrt, bai
Bic bette NuSii6t gum Nabfolger bes Der:
it%orbenen &tbter Sugg nOmtnirt unb er:
tpGblt gu perben.
&idbter &eriten 1T elm Mann, Ser Grfabs
rrng nno 6enntniB Ser @eicBe nit einen
ieRr ibnrfen 8erftan6e berbinoet. ga &c
t~pabribetnltb lit, baB elm OeutIber Ser
Stakeholder oeS Jtidbters Sueg icin tpirb,
fonnte Die 9SabL lbmerlicb auf eincn belize
rem Gertreter beS Seuti6tbuns fallen.
, 1893-05-29
0efrdnfte mIr6e.
Gin Ferr aus Singapore mill f~ei1en Tamer
ni6t untenan Ieken.

Gtne Gtttettenfrage, tpte iie in gbtrta, in
9RuBlanb unb benz ciOiltitrten Wftttelz
unb @eitetropa ntcbt 1elten Dor5utomlnen
pflegt, iptelte geitern i'm &i6elieu 6otel
etne Stole un6 peranLaBte einen @ait, nacb
Dem Qlubitorium iiberSuitebeln, neil er
ietner Q[nitcbt na6 1iCbt geniigen0 yGitt>
mirt" tpurbe. 3ipet Serren bon bobem
STANCE, Der cine aus 9tuBlanb, Der an0ere
aus Singapore, famen naob Dem 3uerit gez
nannten 6oteL. Sic nabmen, pte 5t tDrem
Gubn1e ~nacbgeiagt tDer0en muB, fetnen Nnz
itan6, tpte ganS getp06nlide anOere Wten7
i6enfin6cr, lire 9tamen Dem 6rembenbucb
etn3unerletben. @iner Ser 6erren l6rteb !:
,,Andre S~teczeglon, Gentilhomme de
la Chambre de S. M. pEmpereur de la
Russie, per Secretaire de Legation"
@r legt beionberes @etpibt barauf, baB
er ber 9ta6fol9er Oes Brin5en @alaBin in
@aibington iet. Na6bem ct ietnen 9tamen
btngei6rteben bate, beiab ii3 Der an0ere,
ebenfaQ5 1ebr Dorne6m auSieben0e SremDe
baS Gegtfter. @r NOR etgentlt6 5ucrit anz
9efommen, bate aber etntge 3ett 11ac6 elmer
S6retbfe0er ge1ucbt nno 10 mar es oenn
gefommer, bnB Ser an6ere 6err i6m 3upor>
$efommen mar. gtacboem ct BEN anberen
bonn &opf bis gu ben SiiBen gemeiien, unb
bann beiien gtamen geleien bate, mari er
Die beretts ergrtffene Sober tpeit BON iib
nnO icbritt bann itol5 3ur 3biir binaus.
ST be9ab iib na3 benz 9lubitOrtumz 6otel
unb tru9 bier ietnen Otamen ais General
sc. @lobp, 9rGiibent 6es Marinegericbts in
@labtipoitod Elm. @r bate ieinen 9tan1en
nicbt inter Oenienigen ietnes GorgdngerS
i'm TremOenbu9 ieben woqen, neil er
ietnen Stang ais 8u bocb betradbtete. Sin
QueQ ntr6 nt9t befIrcbtet.
, 1893-05-29
Sdwere AnfIa9en.
Julius Kref1er befduIot9t, feline 5i6hriee
Qo4ter 2I9nes eraufam behanoeIt
gu haben.

Be1t1te Ser v6umane Soctet1" tper6en
ft3 beute nit Ser unteriu6ung bon 8ez
i9ul6tgungen bei9Gfttgen, bic 8egen ben
&unfttti3ler Sultus &reitner bon q
Wtontroie 8ouIeDar0 er6oben tpor6en itn6.
@S betBt, 6aB &reitner feline 5jGbrige So67
ter NgneS grauiam bebanbelt bat. @lS fSrau
&reitner nor bret Sabren itarb, beitimmte
tie IN tbrem Seitament, 6aB tbr gan3er
SeltB al Die Gocbter llber9eben unD bteielbe
bon oer 0roBmutter cr3Ogen tperben ioue.
Rreitner griff oaS Seitament an un6 Die
9ertbts entibieben, baB sic 6interlalien=
1batt 5tpti6en 8ater un0 Sobter get6eilt
perben ipQe.
Sine gta6barin, NatnenS Trau 6arneD,
1G9te Nun 9e1tern: y0aS drr1e Sinh bat
1ett 1teben Wfonaten Da5 6auS ntdbt berz
lo11en oitrfen un0 eS lit auBerbem ouf 0as
@rau1ant1te bebanbelt mprben. Ser 8ater
bat Die Gletne pte0erbolt inn @r00e16oB
On etnem Yfoiten feit8ebunDen un6 Tie BORT
1tunOenlmg iteben lallen. WancbmaI bat
er tie a1cb in einen Sod geitedt ltn0 tie
anlammen9etrilmmt auf Dem TuBbo6en
ltegen ldiien. 0as S6laf3immer Der
Sletnen btlbet Elm 8crlcblog i'm GrbgeiboB
uno tbre gfabrnn8 beitebt aus Q8alier un6
Broo. Sch babe mich mebrfab erbpten,
Das Str1D 3u mir 81 nebmen, Do4 bat Ser
Gater IebeS 0tal ieine @inmiutqInq perz
tnet9ert. Wteiner Mniicbt bGtte bic ,6umone
Soc'etq" Die Btltcbt, it3 beS armen &in0es
ENCOURAGEMENT"
9err SarneD beitdtigte Sic Nusiagen ieiz
ner 6rau uno fitgte bit5u, &reitner babe
9ela8t, DaB CT feline Go3ter t0oten merbe,
e9e er 1te bon 8eamten Der vSumaue
Society" tpe96olcn Iaiie. Aebnlicbe Nnz
Hagen toeroen BON Dem Sbldcbter Gbriit.
Hloprtan, Der Die Somilie &re1tner felt
LANCER 3ett nit 6leil9 periorgt bate, lotpie
bon :. S. 9Dnes BON 2618 SafleD Qloe.
1t11o g.. e. Waro bon 81 MfOntrole 8ouIez
barb erbpben.
, 1893-05-29

Nbonnirt auf baS 9tben6blatt Ser SQtnois
Staatss 3ettung Prets l Sent. e
, 1893-05-29
Stdoti1bes>
2ln unfere Sefer.

9ue 6ieienigen 26onnenten, pelcbe
nibt re9eL1ndBig nit benz NbenbbIott
Der SuinptS Staats5ettung bebtent perz
ben, itnb bOfli9t erlu6t, II nobmals
tbre genole NOreiie per 8oitfarte mtt3u>
tbeilen, ebenio biejeni9en Berionen, ncl9e
aut Die 3eitun9 3u abonniren be~abitcbti9en.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25
TRENTON'S BATTLE FIELD
AN IMPOSING MONUMENT
Dedicated. The Governors of Eieh,
States Participate in the Ceremonies.

ill., r,on,o,, h.,,l. .........., - :,
'V" o",.'e i"o"ulneh. was oedi
Gated at Trenton, n. j., on Thursday. The
Governors of many states p,rticipo,eJ ,po
N, imnressivo ,,i,,,ar,, d,s,,i.,, ..,a "'.
~. snn..'s r,' ,u'''"iy u'9p'ay was one o'
us 'iea'ures' Inc monument commemo.
rates the encounter of Gen. Washington
with the British and H,ssiops a, pron,o,
80, noaa,,,h.. 90 80 :. ~ -ien'on
y" D.'e'npei ~ i''o. IL was upon TINS
occasion that he braved the ice TO cross the
Delaware.
A,o,,,, ,,o ,,,,,,,.. ooo,o
were vatherel ~ w,,nass Tho 'Vopc oxoyo, peVRle
dicnitaries ,reser ;,s,ed ade ,, eMerGises. Ihs
Esr, vi t.,sh, tn,i i'iNi"ueu Nv, uoNs'r loWer, o,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25
--s7 -
NATIONAL CAPITOLS,
This Government Has Had Nine Sc
of Governms snt.

This Government Has Had Nine Seats
of Governm ant.
Apropos the recent centennial celebration
Of the founding Of our federal capitol in
Washington, it is interesting to recall that
this government has had nine different seats
of national legislation since the heroes OF
l776 threw III the English yoke. The cities
Of Philadelphia, Pa; Baltimore, Nd; Ian.
caster, Pa; York, Pa Princeton, N. j.;
Annapolis, Nd; Trenton, n. j.; New YORK
city, and washington, have all in turn
served as the home of congress-the visible
center ofthe government and the sanctuary
Of its laws.
During the Revolution the sessions OF
congress were held at the most convenient
points permitted by the exigeneies Of the
war-the temporary capital being moved
about as occasion required. Under the old
regime of the continen' al congress, and
later under tha articles of confederation the
same rivalry existed among the 13 states for
the honor of having congress sit within
their respective territories rs were exper.
fenced after the constitution was adopted
and before the present federal city was
located in its present situation, on the banks
of the Potomac
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25
A Big Fire In New York,

One Of the most destructive fires New
York City has seen since the great fire Of
1858 occurred Wednesday evening. The fire
extended from st Raphael's Roman Catho-
ic church on Fortieth street, west of Tenth
venue, TO the north side of Forty. second
treet. The loss will amount well up into
he millions.
The fire started about o'clock in the
boiler house OF William Campbell q Co.,
Wholesale Manufacturers of wall paper at
'l2 West Forty-second street. 1t gained
treat headway before 1t was discovered
nd spread to the adjoining buildings occu-
pied Uy Nevins a. Haviland, also wall pa
er manufacturers. on Tenth avenue. Both
firms were entirely burned out. Other
uildings destroyed were sos West Forty.
lecond street, occupied by Dr. Leighton;
5Oo West Forty second street. occupied by
J. Wheelihan; the St. Raphaels club house,
so West Forty second street, dwelling;
,l2 West Forty second street, occupied by
T. Van Buskirk; 52i West Forty-second
street, occupied by Arthur Short 526
West Forty-second street, occupied by NJ. G.
J he loss sustained by Campbell L. Co. is
estimated at 81, 200 900. Messrs Neyins h
Haviland lost tl75. 900 and George A. Shar.
tey d Sons $3.50, 600.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25
HARD WINTER PREDICTED.
Six Reasons Given by New York
Weather Prophet.

Loren Cushmsn, an aged farmer OF Ply
mouth, ChenanRo county, n. Y, has quite
reputation rs reliable weather prophet,
and whenever he makes prognostication
his friends regard ii as worthy of credcnco
Mr.. Cushman believes the coming winter
will be an unusually severe one. and bases
his opinion on the iollownggrounds;
First, the husks of corn are much thicker
than usual, and of deep orange lint, in
stead OF u light lemon hue. Second the
hogs melt runs Jagged, instead of smooth.
Third, the Goose bone taken from a May.
raised fowl shows larger and winter spots
Than customary. which resemble the cannls
of Mars. Fou tn, the crop OF nuts of all
kinds il immense aud lthe squirrels and
chipmonks are laying IN prodgious stores
early In the season. Fifth. the partrdges
and woodcock are lighting in barns and
ouihouses intead Of trees, and ducks are
flying in U-shaped instead of N.shaped,
focks toward the South. Si,th the green
frogs are changing their skins and are even
now seeking cool wells and springs Tor their
winter quarters Mr.. Cushman believes
the coming winter will be the most severe
this country has experienced since the
winter OF 1888.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25

through and the dispatcher is crazy about
us not getting out OF here. He asked me II
was ready To- 20 and asked him II he
was sure No. 8 bad gone through.
He said yes, size las After
| got into The yard saw headlight. !
thought at first 1t was the switch engine, but
In moment saw that she was coming too
fast. shut the ihroltle and reversed NV
engine. My train came to stop and was
standing still when No. o struck my engine
l was thrown against the tank and my SIDE
was hurt. asked my fireman after the
wreck II he remem bered what Scott said
TO me. He said he did. He told me that
No, q bad gone through. saw Scott after
the wreck lie was much excited as ed
him in regard to the order again. He NUT
tered out something and said he thought
that No. D had gone"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25
THE FAIR CLOSES OCT. 80.
Though Visitors VIII be Permitted 4
See Buildings Torn Down,

TnOuEn Nibitofb VIII DO fermltteu TO
See Buildings Torn Down.
The announcement made by the Council
of Administration that the Words Colum-
bian Fair at Chicago would not be formal
ly closed october so, but would remain open
as long as the weather permits and the peo-
pie wunt to come, does not mean exactly
what 1t saws. Nobody expected that the gates
would be abandoned the moment the cur.
tain dropped Oh the White City. and it will
certainly drop October so. and nobody ex-
poets that people who wish to enter the
grounds to watch the buildings being torn
down and exhibits moved away will be de-
MED that privilege II they are willing to pay
for passing through the gates. That IL all
the resolution adopted by the Council oil
Administration means. The Fair has no
official recognition by Congress after Oct.
so and the exhibiW will, many OF them be
on their way from the grounds 20 early a.
jo'c.ock the morning Of the Sist inst.