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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-14
PREMIOS
5 Ii,41s I4.41s

Diferencia s4e lO,5S2
NOTA.-La dferepcia de los SlO5S2 entire ell fmporte
de los 20 600 bietes Ell que reparte premios
tina para gastos de de betee hstas os
cuara pate nara la Real Hacienda de prGductos HQu
dGgs6 100 que tomen las acciones bletes
bene1cio en- favor del AsIlo.
OTRA se concede ell por 100 de benefcio todos los
que tomen accones de Glen blees adeante cuae
deberan pedrse La Presdenta del Aso dona Cemenca
DaVila de Smonet.
OTRA-NO Sc serVira nngdn pedido que no venga
a"ompanado de su coTrespon 1iente importe.
OTRA.- Los blletes premiados pagaran casa
Comercio donJose Rodriguez de las Albas establecda
esta Villa.
Lo que avisa al pablico para conocimiento.
Humacso, 10 de Seatiem bre 1893 LA Presdenta,
Geneneid DG0iG de SanOnet
81 La Junta oe Aso de Damss, hara el sorteo. Ell
mismo las sas de la Dputacon regan para los pagos
de los bilietes premi ldos. Nbre 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-14
PROSPECTO

Para Ia rlfa anuaI benetic1o del Asilo para po-
bres LA ARIDAD estabeclda en- Humacao,
concedIda por Real Orden de de Julio de-
este ano, publlcada en- Ia Gaceta Official de
esSa Provincial en- de AgoEto, ndmero SO.
Ell primer sorteo vericari ell 80 de Dicfembre de-
1898 c3m5inac52 el iguat f2cha de la Loteria
PrOVnci bAo 81 tip. 2CJ bctes dlVi lids d6ci-
al re9pectO de aso uno, mOneda extTanera CO.
iente, dist tbayGuioe e porte f1rma siguenteal
5000 biete de que consta Is Provnsa 81 uno S2OOO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-14
8A8IM AS 9
448 4 34M AS 9

empre acredadas harna de la Heckr Jones Jewe
dad e reconoda odo los panaderos de PuertoRco Las
Compan1a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-14

Estos vapores haran es-
Gala en- los principales
puerots de la Isla, segdnI
las necesidades del ira
|fcO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-25
Merfwarniser GrabHein.

SIN amerifaniiden Weiten ltarb Elm
abpotat uno auf feinem @rablteir mar
3u lefen: Gin Ibpofat unb Elm ebre,1s
batter Monn. Sad lan9en Sabrer
Darb In bemielben Srte Die Ber5amms
lung zines 6armerbunbe8 ab9e6alten,
unb bte bieberen Qanbleute beIi4ttgtert
nnter anberen Observation-Disclosures ben
Trieobof. Bon benz oben ~ertpdbnterl
@rabftetn fonnte fid elmer Der 3anbs
leute gar nidt trenrlen. Wa9benfli1
nno fopfj6iitteln6 betra9tete er LANCE
bic Snidrtft. rWas bait Du benr
oa?" fraste man i'm. sd punbere
mild nur," autpOrtete CT, rfparum man
8sraoe In Dies @rab 5pet Tobte bimeins
gele9t bat
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Gin borRatiaer @aum.

Banter: .9ie finb mir sfpar
gut empfoblen morben, iunger Mann,
aber mon faste mir, Sie 5pefulirten an
Der V6rie. SIT baS nabr ?"-Be@
merber: y2eiber ia-unb i'd bin
our1 bic Shlaubeit n1etnes @on,
pasnons tim Tauieube bstroseu NOR.
ben l4-4antter: rSo, 70? Damn
t9nt es mir leib, lteber Greunb, Sbnen
bte 4aiitreritelte nidt sebeti III fonaen,
aber laffeH sic MFR SIRE G6reGe ba-
man tam nift wiiien-btelei6t brau1e
i1 NAL einel 9ompasnonl
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Nimu.

nTor Gaem," 70 mieS Der Wirt9 lei<
men ttener 3elneriunsen art, .idrei'
ni6t ourd ben san3en Saaf, tperi1 Du
einer1 Sat ettpas gu fa9eu bait ysa9
elmer Weile iiebt Der Reitaurateur 3i
ietnem Gntiesen ben Beneel, an BIf.
fet ftebenb, ben 3opf idittela uno ba>
bel eitem @aft bie 3unse In tbrer pollen
Ganse auSitreden. nMas faut Dir benz
etn! Bift Du uerriidt ?" ruff pits
tbeno Der @aitiptrtb. SEA, i'd tuollt'
bod benz Qerrn babtntet, mo i'd ntdt
ourdfommen fann. bios gu perfteben
seben, baB es feline 2albs3unse mebr
Qibt!A
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@ebiiafrt.

Gin Gifenbabnpaiiagier eriter nnb
elmer brittrr 3tafe 9erietbea auf benz
Rerron tn beftisen Streit. rDerr, Gle
ftnc Elm Gle9el T. hreit Ser eriter Glaffei
ipiitben6--r596n!a meint 6er Anz
oere, ujfuiiden inns 1T rlnr Ser unter<
i6ieo, oaB id) eta Ulegel britter ata5Ie
bin, tpdbren6 sic eiuer ber eriten finb.A
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Uertumt biejeS!

IS tofet @i&ts unb ptrb Gu1 f&erliG ttenlt& ,ttn,
6alfe8, Der Bruff cber gunsen BADEN. Or. Rings
neue GrEnhnns sesen S&wtnbiu6t reri6aft einbe.
runs. Dteies irirb saranttrt, i'm anberea Uaue bas
@elo 5urh6erRattet. Scihe, BITE an Der Grippe litten,
fonben, bab f8 eas Bette DaitteI mar. Bet gnpenbuns
bieies prdparatS erlsnste man cine ~ipfprttse unb pers
manenie anr.
gerfn4t stne gscbefal&e unb hberseust Gu@, mite
ptrfIih gut bte5es W2ittel tt. grcbeaefheu u~nenfaelis
I'D bet Der Gan antrnio Drua 60. gu baben.
gerfouft perben fe gu 90 Gts. unb $1.00 far srpbe
TtafAen.
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8etpefsfdue.

G.S. Clifford tn Rem GaHeI, Bts. bate nerp5fes
2ppfwsb uub &teumattsmus, b9 0erbauunasoraaue
masen In f4le6tein 3nfanbe, bic 2eber merflf9 anees
srifen, BATE tetnen appettt unb mar ~hberbaupt rpns
fanbts e~uiifdftet. Dret Siaf4en electric Bttters ba.
BEN TIN turtrt.
Gbnarb ebepberb, Sarrisburs, Su Eotts eine
pfene gBunbe am 1etne, bic i4cn adt Sabre ~selaufen
feten G&aHteIn Hadlenss Hrniea Salbe uub bic
Bnnbs it asfetlt. Srtn Spea fer, gatawba, Obto,
bait fhnf Munben an Heine burG Gteber perur1adt.
Ela{&s electric DitterS nab esne G9a4tet Budlens &ts
niea SaIbs taben itn pcuadnbts eustrt. 9u baben In
ansn Npottefen. abcIpt Dretb, Ttsmpfpu q Co.,
2Btpfefalf.
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rDas III i6on nlSelid, i9 pole
meinen Wann ab, Der Beamter i'm
ftdbtifdeu 9fanbbaus fftiA
Bont ereraitrbIat.

Gelbmebel: rNa, 3reusmiatos
nenbombenelement | Yteffe, alfes Dor.
iusltli9es Naijeltbier, baltft JOS Sc.
iuebr pie6er, alS tpoIt'ite Deiner Wro6>
matter bic 9ibneroostn auslte9sn Il
nnterofftlier ~(mdbrenb elmer
RetttbnhS 3u S9ul3e): Der Menid
ltst tuteoer nff'n @anl, tpte ION Ohiens
frofh, Der bte Snfluen5a batl"
unterofft5ter: Glunte, MITE.
rabeler. 2erl, balten sic bod nidt SIR
Yfero 10 frampfbaft an Der Wtd6ne..
sic oerfett tDobl, bas lit Sire 9S6tnl"
serseant: .Iasni9, eie eisn,n
fit gum Gploaten, tpie Elm Sarbsis
blinber gum Wei9enfteller |"
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TataIe &fauIeI.

Wietber: sWas, 9err @irtb,
Sie molten bas 9lapier, pel6es i1
meiner Todter 9efauft babe, tttbt In
bas 9aus binetnlalfen ?"-Dirtb:
.Sa, baben sic benu Siren Wtietbss
pertrag nidt seleien ?A-M ietber:
nSa, BARN ftebt bo9-"-W
y 3lapierfpielen erlaubt, aber-nur
anbr BEN 1auie +
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Nd 10

Onfel: rgsanl1. Du meinit ia,
aarlaen ?"-aarl9en: Mir finb
bic. 9aare perfdnttten tporben."-On<
fel: nNber bas tbut bod ntdt ipeb ?"
-4arl6en: uGben besbalb Manta
fagt, iuean's tueb tbdt', befdine t9
Bonbons /"
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Snt Iieben SaMieufaub,

9ebrer: uDer Setter auf Der SSns
iel Sslanb fpeit fiebenbbeiBes @aler."
@ Bemm9en: ,6err
2dbrer, baben benp bic alten rSmif1en
@aiier ood fdon fiebenbbesBes Wafier
gefpieen ?"
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2ermeifer-gering.

9ante: n@as lernit On jett ?"
-&nabe: nWfuiif." = Tante:
nDu liebit iie mobl ebr?"-9mabe:
sd faun iie nidt auslteben." =
9ante: rIl1o mas lernit Du bon
alien Dinsen eisentli9 am ltebiten Pc
Rnabe (nad einiger l1eberlesung):
sd CLAUDE Wtufif.a
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ems hfr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

unteroffi3ier Ger ieinen Ree
trnten bic Soloatsntu9euoen anf3dblt):
Stun, sic, Qiefelbsrser, mann aetst
fi6 bic mabre Solbatengr6Be ?"-Re
frut: Sci Der Gusbebuns!4
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Hnra bile HIume.

Greuno: gia, nnb Geime 6rau
lit mobl N @nsel 2s-Hantoffefs
belb: So. bas fdou. .aber, unter
nns seiagt, tie bat einen etuas frdftisen
Sliisel-f9fas T.
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Girte Garriere.

49,. Seben Sie, jnnser 9err, man
muB ME an ieinem Slid per3asen!
99auen sic mid an! Bor 3ipan;is
Sabren bate i'd fetnen Selter III Ser
Taf6e! 9eute fino-2O Yfeunige oas
rim III
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Merstliaer Berf@t.

Gin gum Tobe p~erurtbei(ter Ser.
BREEDER mar III ar3tlt9er 8ebanblung.
0tad ieiner @eneiuns melbete ber Mr3t:
Delinquent 1T lett seiunO senus gum
Sterbe1."
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ehIan.

Gran: raber Oh sibft mir ia rar
@elo fit oie 9infabrt, Nlterl4-
Mann: rgeniigt aud, Die Nidfabrt
Diro Dir nnier 9dmieserlobn nit
Sreuber be5abler |"
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Ser9eant: r@arum ipellen @ie
anstreten Pc olbat: uWfir 1T
libel! Mab mid ~iiberseben l1-Strs
geant: AID mos! Tapferer GolSat
ftirbEiberaibt iia ntti.
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0ute 0eIeaeubeit.

Grau: @as, finf MaB bait
On idon? Nber Wtann, iest bent
bod enbli9 an Define feds Gtnber p
Manm:n Da bait Du 8e6t, <e =.
&ellnerin nod a. WfaB!"
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1trfame.

~Sdau' oen Mantt bort an, benz iBt
mon ale Gage alleS meg un6 er mirb
bod imrner bider. A-r WaS lit er BENT ?"
-r@in @afttptrtb.@
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9raAha.

CT: rDenf' ,ur, Gra1, i'd mtB
einen Monat Drummer, tpegett Prebs
perseben."-5 lie: rprddtisi ga
Tam i'd ia In Der i3eit n,etne Reile
MAIDEN!
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GHiMtbeinuEtfeiu.

2ebrer: nWas tbut man, Garl.
penn man mad i4merer 9ranfbeit tpie<
ber seiunb mirb ? I" &arl (Sobn
zines arstes): nMfam be3ablt ben Dot
fnr ~
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geaabawseafredbett.

@erthtSpraftbent gum Mnge=
tlagten): p9inb sic perbetratbet pc
angela v1aben sic cine beis
ratbsfdbtge Tp1ter p
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aIns her 0eJhimtsHnnbe.

0ebrer: r9annit Du mir eiren
sroEeu Mann beS Nltertbums nel,s
nen?"-S4 iiler: Scr Rieie 60
fiQth u
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6eimadenmtet.

y@enn id nidt IRE, sebeu mir elm
unb benielben We9, meine @ndbiee.@
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21

northern boundary is the southern line
of Kansas, and its southern boundary
parallels its northern line, giving 1t a
width of 81 miles and length vary
inc from 167 to 21O miles. Inc
extent of the tract is rot
easily comprehended without com,
parison. 1t is equal to the combined
area of two Rhode Islands, Delaware
and Connecticut, with 167 square miles
to spare. 1t became a part Of Oklahom;a a
Territory when the President lssued ms
proclamation three weeks ago ana -
now under it's laws. 1t makes Okla,
homas area 39,303 square miles, anu
raises that territory to the dignity OF
being larger than twelve different states
Of the Union. :, A.,
The trains did not pull out OF the
Santa Fe yards until long alter ~
O'Clock and the jam was awful. ABOUT
$4,000 people including most OF the
population of Arkansas City, were
there to board the trains; Special
trains from Wichita, Winfield and other
points came in loaded with slgIhtseers:
Box, cattle and flat cars were brougnt
into requisition and every switch engine
was used to pull trains out.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
Hindu Beauties.

Many of the women OF India, and
especially those of Kashmir, are very
beautiful. The worst OF it is that
not only are the most beautiful ones
seldom seen, but their portraits are
difficult to obtain, Either they or
their husbands appear to look with
rooted distrust on the photographer,
and even when their photographs are
taken they rarely give permission for
copies to be sold. In typical Hindu
beauty the skin is just dark enough
to give a rich, soft appearance the
complexion, the features are regular,
the eyes mild and black and shaded
by long silken lashes; the hands and
feet are small and elegantly formed,
the demeanOr is modest, the manners
gentle, the voice low and sweet
Such combination of good points
may not often be met with, but when
it is, who shall say what havoc is
wrought among the hearts of the
male beholders? There are flne-Iook-
ing women occasionally among the
middle-class Of Hindus, as we'll as
among the upper ten; and even among
the low castles the faces are some.
times very pleasing.
Many Hindu woman, who has
perhaps little pretension to beauty OF
face, has nevertheless the step and
carriage of princess; and if one is not
too fastidious about perfection OF
eyes and mouths and noses, her fig
ure, as she walks down the street
with her load on her head, is truly a
beautiful object. Jewelry is often
worn to excess in India, as among
other Orientals, and the nose ring is
sometimes so large that it has to be
fastened back to the ear by delicate
chain to keep it from interfering with
the mouth.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
HIRED TO STAY CHILDRE
Two Women Accused of q Series Of a
Grimes,

VIENNA, Sept. IA sensation
been caused in this city by the ares
two women living in separate village,
the district of kuttenberg, Boher
which recalls terrible tragedies enac
last year and in a similarly hori
style. The two women, it seems, W
engaged Systematically in the buSlt
of numbering children whose pare
desired to have them got out Of
way, either because of deformI
or because the parents were too pool
too heartless to take care Of their
dren, or because the children wed
source of reproach to their paIa
These heartless women, it is added
only did a thriving trade in murdd
helpless babes, but also contractedtI
pose of their bodies most eftectuaNy
guaranteed secrecy and an etfectul
appearance for stated sums of m4'
The price usually charged for the
der Of a child was 5 forms. heI
women seemed to have done al
trade and are reported to havesI
up considerable sums of mon4
the fruit OF their inhuman 4
The discovery of this whOi
system Of baby numbering was hI
about by an accident OF the wl
might have continued for yeGi
come. So safe did they feel thenEI
from detection that one of themi
regular ledgers in which was mst|
the sums received, the person
money was received from, the age
description of the. child and the ID
was disposed Of. BY the helpo
horrible record of crime the autha
anticipate not only convicting an
fectually disposing of these two f
fiends, but they anticipate being
make large number of arrest,
bring numbers of others, to the
S1StJpA
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
NORTHERN PACIFIC 6
Action Against Willard and Others II
Millions, "

New YORK, Sept. 14.-Johp sn
Pennsylvania, one of the stocE h1ya
the Northern Pacific Railro.d' !
pany, on behalf of himself sns
stockholders, has begun an
in the supreme court "n a,
his counsel, against Henry W. ~
Charles l.. Colby, Colgate How " I.
II. Abbot, the Northern pac;s .
road. Thomas F. Cakes, Henrvv' u !
and Henry G.. Payne, its recai;r VI
the Chicago 4 Northern Par ;ss
road Company to compel the in INDY
defendants to make restitution u ~
lions of dollars which the ON Ch; d
Northern Pacific and the North h'.as
cific companies it is alleged ha~ '
deprived of by means Of !
Swope brings the action becaus0 y
refusal on the part of the rec yG u
the Northern Pacific Companv' t
directors, to act in the matts,,
complaint alleges that Colby, Ho.
Abbot were the three trustees !.
Wisconsin Central COMPANY y y
owned all the stock of fboI
consin Central Raihoad Com,
and that by reason Of FL.
position they were epahlo5
realize large sums by means of,
deals in lands. The purpose Of tbs
is to have them restore to the NorII
Pacific or the Chicago & Nortbam
cific the $1O,S5O,O0O of bonds an MD
"a ,25O shares of stock obtained fm
cago properties. An accomfn,
sought of the fair market value i
property at Harrison Street and !
Avenue, Chicago, also of the /
Chicago railroads, and after dol
ing 81 ,O45,O00 encumbrances y
that railroad, that Willard G.
Hoyt and Abbot be adiudosj
deliver to the Chicago & Northern
cific Company all the bonds of the,
pany received by them in excess d
fair market value of the proper,
their face value; also an accountiE
the sum of money contributed b.
Northern Pacific to the Chicsa
Northern Pacific for the payment,
terest on the $3O,O00,000 mortgage
to pay over the 1880 shares of The,
ital stock Of the Chicago 4 Northern
cific received by them or its par vi
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
CHICAGO HAPPENINGS.

IT is charged that piekpocket
operated extensively in the cong
religions.
OTTo SINrZ. a teamster, was stllI
Lake Shore train at Eortleth
and killed.
THOMAS JONES was rum over ana
by an elevated railway train at Nv
second Street.
In a quarrel over 1.50 Thomas
was terribly slashed by Charles b
with a razor.
SEVERAL persons We're bitten o!
supposed to- be mad at the coTA
Erie and Halsted streets.
FIVE. Columbian Guards were
come, by smoke In attempting 'od
guish a blaze in q pile of ruboh'
the Worlds Fair grounds.
JAMES GILL1GER, a laborer emp
by the New York, Chicago NJ
Railroad, was found dead in al
wagon in the rear of Ninety-thltV
and WASHINGTON Avenue. Il
CHARLES koENKER, a saloons
WAS held up and robbed OF S-@
gold watch while driving lEor
Glen to Crosse Point. A man Il
Kleeman, who was with HIM. ~
$40 and a watch. II
JOHN w. HEALY, 40 years 81 y
tempted to board a cable car ar y,
caught by the footboard OF tne NJ
rolled along considerable ds'~
fore the train could be stopp'
was fatally injured.
JOHN Moses, a World r ran
from Hiawatha, Brown C9uni
while attempting to beard a
cable train fell to the payee,mennb%or
ly injuring his spine. Tine SD'
alyzed his right leg.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
FAILURES OF NATIONAL BANKS.
Interesting Statistics Prepared by the
Comptroller of the Currency.

Interesting Statistics Prepared by the
Comptroller of the Currency.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 15.-Ihe
comptroller Of the currency has pre-
pared some rather interesting statistics
relative to the suspension of national
banks during the last nine months.
It is shown that since November
last. 1853 national banks have suspend
ed. Of this number, 81 having been
found by the comptroller to be solvent
were permitted to resume business. VI
half, have reopened their doors to bust
ness since the goth of August Fifty
eight national banks which suspended
still remain in the hands of the receiv-
ers, 80 are in charge of national bank
examiners and l is in process of liqui-
Iatinp
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
SUNK HER AND SAILED AWAY.
Unknown Steamer Rims Down q Vessel
in Atlantic Waters.

LONDON, Sept. ia collision between
two steamships, which happily did not
result in any loss Of life, took place last
night off the sovereign lightship. A
large passenger steamer, name un-
known, ran into and Sank the Danish
steamer Naifa, which was in a short dis
lance of the sovereign light. Instead of
coming to and seeing if she could be of
any assistance to the vessel she had
run into, the passenger steamer, after
the crash, put on a full head Of steam
and disappeared in the darkness. The
Malta rapidly filled and sank. Happily
the crew had time to take to the boats
making a safe landing at Hastings.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
Curious Train wren

MARsHF1ELD, Wis, Sept ~ ri.
singular collision happened ' .,1
ing about three-quarters OF q -, ~
the Central depot at TINS :aa p,' b
count of the burned b IIIs
here and Chippewa fal Iors
misunderstanding OF orJ ora
from the Omaha anu he;
depots pulled out together. hat
and fog was SO thick =, 'D feel
could not be seen twen!. Iy,to re
Where the Omaha track '1 Ge ps1
Central the two TRACKS ~ Nv tr5airl
distance of 200 feet. Bo'n II spsb|
going the same way and +h eaSr mel
the same track. When my ,esbi
was a grinding noise, the 1eft The
iron and both engines l uoine ib
the one on the special ssudIs
ditch. No one was hurt Roth >
the track was cleared. Nv
were badly damaged. .xss
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MANY LIVES LOST IN SPAIN.
A Fierce Storm Floods Large Tracts of
Country.

MADRID, Sept. 15.-The province of
Toldeo has been swept by violent storms
and much damage has been done to
property. Large tracts of country are
flooded and many lives have been lost.
Forty corpses have been, so far, recov-
cred in addition many people have been
more or less seriously injured. Twenty
five miles of the Southern railway track
is submerged; the stations at Tembleque
and Villacanas are isolated amid the
swollen waters. Relief trains have
been dispatched from Aranjuz and AL
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
Three Men Lynche5s.

New ORLEANS, La, Sept. Volsing,
Bass1ie and Paul Julien, brothers OF
Rossius Julien, who murdered Judge
Victor Estoponal in Jefferson Parish,
last Friday afternoon, were arrested
Saturday, charged with being acces-
SORES to the crime. Saturday night a
MOB took the three men out and
hanged them. Two other negroes,
cousins Of the Juliens, were taken from
the Jail and severely 1ogyed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
KENRICK LOSING HIS MIND.
The Archbishop Said to Be Unfit to Han
die Church Finances.


die Church Finances.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 15.-The eondi-
ton Of Archbishop Kenrick, of the st.
Louis archdiocese, is exciting much
alarm among his clergy. Letters writ
ten by him and other occur
rences indicate condition OF
unfitness for the transaction OF
business. He has in his control nearly
$3.50, 900 Of church property and 100000
in cash, and in view of his present state
delegation of priests is to- be sent to
Ablegate Satoli seeking action to place
the control of church finances out of the
power Of the Archbishop.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
Aberdeen Takes ,he oa,b

QUEBEC. Sept. 19.-Eord Aberdeen.
the new governor of Canada
was sworm in Yesterday in the legisla-
tive council chamber, which was crowd
ed with abe elite of Quebec and other
cities. Lord Aberdeen was escorted to
and from the citadel by the Duke of
Connamght's Hussars. The Quebec
Field Battery fired royal salutes. Que
bee Was in gala dress and all the ships
IN the harbor We're bedeckeal with
buntino
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
WON BY THE BRITANNIA.

The Navahoe Fails to Capture the Race
for the Cape May Cup.
FRESH WATER, Isle of Wight, Sept 16.
The Britannia won the race for the
Cape May cup, which was begun yes
terday, passing the winning lime at 1852
at which hour the. Navahoe was not in
sight. The Navahoe finished SO min
utes 10 seconds later than the Britannia.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
ACCEPT A CUT IN PAY.

Natl-naakers of the AlnaIga mated Make
Concessions.
NEWCASTLE, Pa, Sept. 15.-At con-
ference to-day between, the wire nail
manufacturers and members of the
Amalgamated Association, the men
agreed to accept 10 per cent. reduc-
ton. The mills here have been idle for
over two months and over LOCO men
will go to work at once.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
GladStOne'S Great Sneech

LONDON, Sept. 16.--AIr. Gladstone will
make his great speech in which he will
appeal to the electors, score the House
OF Lords and refer to the future of The
Liberal party, at Edinburgh on Wednes-
day, September 27.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
FOUR MEN MEET DEATH.
Instantly Killed by the Explosion of
ThraShar ROiJor

GALLIPoLIs, o., Sept. l5>-The boiler
Of threshing machine exploded last
night while working ait koyoma, just
across the Ohio River. Engineer Lones
and three men were. killed outright.
Particulars later.