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AN INNOCENT MAN LYNCHED.
No Shadow OF Evidence That Miller
Murdered the Ray Girls.

CAIRO, ILL.,, July iO-It Is now Vener Al ~
conce!ed that C. J. Miller, the springfield.
mulatto who Was lyncned ~ Bardwell, KY,
for the murder or the Ray sisters was ex-
ecuted upon the flimsicsr evidence.
Information from a trustworthy source at
Wickline states that telegramshave been re-
ceiyed here confirming Miller's statements
SIS to where he was on july I and 8. Miller
claimed that he was at Bismarck. Mo . on the
morning OF July ., and careful inquiry has
failed 10 discover single person who will
say positively that he saw Niiicr In BRrdweli,
or even In Carlisle County that day.
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THEY WILL STARVE HIM OUT.

Outlaw Kennedy Still Hiding in
British Colum bia Mountains.
NANAIMo, B. c.. July 1o.-Kennedy. the
murderer, is still at largo. The police are
patrolling the coast-iine to prevent lis
escape. Mountains and dense forest pre-.
vents his escape otherwise than by water It
is the plan OF superintendent Hussev VINO
has charge Of the expedition, to stbrve the
outlaw into surrendering.
A weeks supply OF provisions for tho be-
siegers left NAnaimo to-day.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
July Cotton Averages.

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The July returns
to the stalisticlan OF the Department OF Agri.
culture make the average condition OF cotton
s2.T, against $50 In June, showing decline
OF nearly three points. The averages BY
~ ates are: Virginia, %; North Carolina, II;
South Carolina, 81; Georgia, 10; Florida, 90:
Alabama. so: Mississippi. 80: Louisiana, 81:
Texas, "a: Arkansas, 80; Tennessee, 80.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
ANOTHER "GENTLEMAN TRAMP.
Georges Grsndin WIN Walk Across
the Cont nent.

Georges GrandiD, travelling correspondent
Of lie journal, Paris, who arrived yesterday
on the steamship La Champagne, has an
nounced that he viii walk to Chicago and
after seeing the Words Fair, to San Fran
cisco. lie walked from Havre TO Paris before
boarding La Chahpa me, and lst year made
o trip on foot from Paris to 81 Petersburg.
He Is travelling without money and ex-
poets TO arrive in the Windy city MS fat as he
n now. He Is about t,rty years Old. well
built. with broad shoulders and sturdy legs
The evening world., 1893-07-10
California; Mia winter Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO, July lO.-Fift, -four
acres IN Concert Valley. Golden "a t PARK.
pave been formally dedicated to The use OF
he Midwinter Fair by The Park Commits.
Yeioners, ana nego tiatioDs Tor a site are thus
dennitely concluded. IL has been decided 10
60 IN work Immediately 10 put the site in
OIfer.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
LYNCHERs COME TOO LATE.
The Sheriff Having charge OF MUIR
dsrer Baum berger Eludos Thou.

WINNIPEG, Man. July 1o.-sheriff
McCune Of Devils Lake. left Deloraine
yesterday. having in custody Baumber-
ger. the murderer Of the six Kreiders,
at Cando. Soon after his departure
thirty men arrived at Doloraine, from
Cando. having hurried through to lynch
the murderer the Sheriff eluded them
and Is now on his way to Cando.
The Candoites say he will certainly be
lynched. az 1.000 men are ready to take
him from the Sheriff.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
ROBBED AS HE SLEPT.
Cabsnagaro's Countrymsu Tackled
Him on Hia Saloon Steps.

Pacifco Fonsilano. Of 80 Baxter street
Antonio Marone and John Marchesi. OF
10 Chatham square, were held In the
Tombs Court to-day in $1,000 bail for
robbing saloonkeeper Stephano Cabana-
garo, OF 6 Baxter street.
Cabangaro fell asleep on the steps OF
his saloon at o'clock this morning.
He says that the prisoners cut his
trousers pocket and extracted a bag
containing S6575. which they stole, with
his coat. which had $74 in the pocket
the bag OF money In Fonsilano's pocket.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
CHINESE GAMBLER HELD.

Sung Jung Was Caught While Deal
- ing Out Lottery slips
In the Tombs Police Court this morn
ing Judge Meade held Sung Jung, who
has a grocery store at 46 Mott street,
on a charge Of keeping a gambling shop
at that address.
Detectives Mitchell and ORorke raided
the place yesterday about noon Sung
Jung was found dealing out a quantity
of lottery tickets to a crowd of his
countrymen.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
The Kaissr's Yacht Meteor to Sail
In the English Races.

LONDON, July lO.-Thc yacht Meteor, be-
longing to the German Emperor, arrived at
Portsmouth to-day She will take part in
tue English races shortly TO be sailed on the
Ise OF Wight.
The Meteor is the yacht that under the
name OF Thistle was defeated At New York IN
1887 by the Volunteer In the races for the
Americas Cup.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
Thievins Bars.nder Sentences.

cONEY ISLAND, J. l., July IO.-Dick
shroeder, bartender for PHI Loeser,
pleaded guilty to-day TO stealing slO5O from
his employer sunday. and was sentenced to
month IN tho peniteniiary, He begged hard
tue amount, but he was not listened to.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
Nellie Shot Hsvan Desd.

SAN FRANCISCO, July lO.-Late last night
Nellie Horton. telegraph operator, shot and
Instantly killed 4. X. Hagan, an Oakland
motorman. In q lodging-hOusc on Emuy
sti cot IL is conJectured she demanded Hagsn
to iulnl promises and marry her. and he re-
fused. The woman Is IN custody.
The evening world., 1893-07-10

sipstssp Horsss and Cow Burned.
w0DUkN, Assa, July l0-The barn OF
pae1ers Adanson Z Ca, glue manufacturer,
80 bosnsd thjg morptng with al tts oon-
fc1l4 Nlneeeen horSss and one COW porished.
@.see; easss. psssaply iaes9diasy.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
Yacht Navahoe at Cowes Reports
"All We'll" a.,

LONDON, July l0.-The American yacht
NavaLoe, Royal Phelps Carroll owner, which
Is to sail In several OF the English reyattas,
arrived at Cowes, Isle OF wight, to-day. she
reports all we'll"
The evening world., 1893-07-10

IAstls Jsrry's sudden Death.
) Jsseu,iah Pssdsrgass. ten mouths old. sisd
gud6enly this morning e his residsnce, $40
wess Twslfth susst without medical attend
The evening world., 1893-07-10

NEWARK, n. j., July l0.-Edward Jarrett,
aged twenty eight, OF Bloomfield, was cut In
two by train on the Greenwood Lake Rail-
road early this morning. ono leg and one
arm were misslny when tho BODY was found
The evening world., 1893-07-10
REAL ESTATE,

NEW lO-ROOM corr AGE at Congsrs, RocI-
land County, N. r., Tor sale. Posssssion imms-
d.aisI Aadrcss for particulars l.. q. Ksmpsr,
$40 Broadway, New York.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
FIRE In Car Stables,

Fire broke out a. a%5 this morning In the
second avenue horse-csr stables. One Hun
drsd and Twenty-seventh street and Bscoad
avenue It wss quickly sxtirguished. with
The evening world., 1893-07-10
Hamburg Remains Healthy In Spite
OF intense Heat.

HAMBURG, July 10. The ofIlclal reports
as TO the sanitation OF this city show that tho
health conditions are good. though tho heat
Is intense,
The evening world., 1893-07-10
Womb Troubles.

The whole story, however, IL told In A.
Illustrated book entitled "Guide 70
Health" By Mrs- Pinkham. II contains
lion, Which sveIS ~ wonssn. maIrisc Or
single, should know about hersslf send
= two-cent stamps for IT, For
The evening world., 1893-07-10
LosL. Eovxp Axp AkNA6os

"a Is:s'; :: ..::... : !. s' q. t:s :! =;
EpiISk 3 it:;a 's.ssi sii = Ss.a !. iss.;s !;
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Dizziness, Eaintness,

Extreme Iassitude, "donr care" and
want to be LEFT slone" feeling, sxctts-
pility, trritaoility, nervousness, Sisepiess-
ness, natulency, mslancholy. or The
Indications OF Female weakness, some
arrangement OF the Uterus, or
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

i1ub l~eiitet, beIeiti9t wsrhen? Man
erwable Die SiicntlideM Seamten, TO-
melt bies ratbium uuO prottii6 lit, BIZ
rett bur9 bas @oIt uub beieitise bamit
Die &urssl bisi eS llebels. OaSur@
wirbe bic @eIesenbeit inoiretter Seiteds
uns unb Seriprednnsen, bic nidt err
iiut werben tSnnen, beieitist. IS
,piiroe banu teiue enttaui9ten, betro9es
nen Steuenidser msbr seben, bic &ade
briten uns i1lieBlid sur Morbwafie
s~rciicu, um ein uermeintlides ODER wirts
li6es lnrcdt ;u RIDDEN.
Sin anoerss Mittel sesen oas Bette
benoe eorrupte Spitem in unierem Sanoe
wdre Die G;uiubruns bes &esierunaslyz
items oerS9wei;. oes beiten ir9eno zines
ciuiliiirten Qanbes. IS lit ia cine
Sbatla6e, melde tein uorurtbeilsfreter
Menld beitreiten fam, Bag Yrdiibent
glepelano i'm 2aufe Der letten Monate
bemieien bat, baB Ct iiber cine srOBere
Wa6t ooer @ewalt uerfii9t, ais irseno
Elm 9etr0ntes 9aupt elmer conltltutionelz
len Monardie. llniere &epublit 1T
osmna9 nur benz Namsn na9 cine
Iol9e, tbatid@li4 ieoo@ nur cine S3ein>
republic.
Sn Der S@weis re9iert man obne
Yrdiioenten. Der sroBe &atb, wel@er
aus iieben Mitslieoern beitebt, biloe
bic gretutiue Der &esieruns mo erwdblt
aus ieiner Mitte einen Soriiter. OBJ
wobl bic er Goriitenoe ben Yrdlioentens
titeI iibrt, beiitt er ni9t mebr &e&te,
ais Die iibrisen Mitylieoer bes &atbes
uno bat nur Oellen 9ei@liile ous;uiibs
rem.
Dieies Spitem uertbeilt Die geronts
mortli6teit Der Ge9ieruns auf mebrere
E%erionen uno beleitist DE @ewalt, nell
9e bierSulanoe in bic bdnbe elmer ein5i>
gen Eerion 9ele9t wuroe uno Elm 9obm
ouf bic republitaniide Ge9ierunssform
lit. Inter einem iolden &esieruussiyz
item wiiroen bic moroluiigen vGrants"
pom S9lo9e zines @uitean uno Ereus
oersoit feline Spier finben, an wel9em
iie pas ibuen usrme!ntIi3 ODER wirtli9
,uioeriabrene llnredt RIDDEN t0nnten.
(9fat. Nef.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

Sn elmer an Samita g ab9cbaltenen
Spcciallibung bcs Stootratbes pom
Gbico9o, wel9e gum 3pef bcr GrvG5>
lung eincs temporarsn MopOrs OIL Stelz
lc Scs ermorOeten Mapors Sarrilon
cinberu EN- mar, fam IS su Scencn, wie
man iie woBl nod ielten in elmer Stabtz
erlebt bat. HSn jc,cr &Srs
peri9aft lteben ii9 Bic &epublitaner uno
Oemotraten on 3abl 10 sia1li6 9leid
uno icoe ber beioen alien Yarteien lu6te
Ben Gorlib 81 crobcrn uno bierbei fam
cs ST &aufereien, wel1e nut bur3 Sin:
i9reitem Der YoliSci bcenoet weroen fonns
ten. @abreno Der &auferei wnroe Der
j@worSe Vlor, womit bas SpredersPul
ais Grauersei@en fir ben ermoroeten
Mapor beban9en mar, berunterseriien
unb unter bic GIBe setrctem. Sci Der
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09
slmcrita's Sd),m d

@enn es etuas 9iebt, oas Dem ames
ritani,9en 8iirser bic S9omr0t9e ms
Nnseiidt treiben maB, 10 lit IS uni ct
i6ma@uoaes politii@es Spfem. Die
grmorouns bes Yrdiibenten @arfielb
iomie bes Gbico9oer Siinsermeilters
@arrii on lit oer Nuswu@s bieier ldau>
berbattem 2uitdnoe.
Gs uuterlie9t teinem 3weiiel, baB
bic Moroer ber beioen %9enannten Spier
waDniinnis waren, ibre entictli9e Sbot
benefit bie5. Nbcr cbenl 0 bert6ttgt lit
Die S9lubiol9erung bab Iii ier nieberz
trd6ti9cs politii6cs Syltcm oiei en-
Mobnlinn bcruor9ebra3t bot uno iortz
wdbreno cr5eu9t u1o nGbrt.
G5 lit cine olte 9tescl Ser bcrrl1cnz
ben Yarteien, 6aB lire Nrbeiter, 5. T..
bic pplitii9en @onolanscr uno Summz
Jet fit ois Ser Yo1tei 9elciltcten Oienlte
belobnt ,ucrocn mill UNI sluar oDnc
Yerii6ii9ti9un9 Der 6abi9feit ODER Gbrs
li0teit. Gin Yolititalnt ooer NmtsiG>
ger, wclber es uerltebt, cine gldnsenee
8elobnun9, fctts Soften an Ser Oifcntliz
6en &rippe in Wusiidt 81 telen, per-
fii9t itcts iiber Elm SaDlrciGes 81 iolgc
beute9ieriger Yotriotcn, wel9e 9immel
unb !N6ue in 8ewe9un9 lcsen, lint ibrent
Ganoioaten sum Sie9 ST. uerbelfen. IS
1T cine alte Geoensart, Sic jeoo9 in Der
meiltcn TdQcn auf @obrbeit beru9t, boB
mandc Yolitifanten 5lp0lf i9rer Nnbans
ger cine Scrl or9un9sl tel(c periprcDcm,
trotbcm lie mr. itber cine 81 periii9en
Deben. Oas 9tel ultat lit bann natur9cz
mab, baB aui jc cite bcrarti9c Selobz
nun9 fir politil3c 9anolnn9crbicnlte elf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5. 9.politil9cSSiiblz
bu6er tommen. IS labt li@ leibt u~orl telz
Zen, boB mon%er bielcr belo9encn uno
betro9cucn Steucnja9cr, bcllcn lctte
9offuun9 auf Der in Nusli@t 9citeuten
Ser orsung bcrubte, bos Tis6eu Ser
1tanb p~erliert uno Ben gntl3luB faBt,
ii@ gu ra@en..
Wie tann oieies i@ma@uoQe Spitem,
wel9es ber Gorruptioa-ben sr0Bteu gors
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

Sm metropolitan: Opernbaus gust.
Paul tano am @ontas Nbenb elm gro
Der 8au gum 8eiten Der Nrmen itatt,
poriiber bic bortisen tdsli9en enslii9en
8ldtter ipaItenlonse 8eri9te nebit 9b>
biloumsen brinsen. Das Opernbaus
war fir bieien l3wed auf bas s%lan;uou>
ite sei5midt, bic gauge NobIeiie Der
Staatsbauptitaot mar CUR Gbeilnabme
eri3ienen uno2urus unb Glesan; ma9te
ii@ in auffauenber @eiie bemertbar. Gs
tit scwiB cine redt noble Gbat gum Be-
item Der Nrmen gu tanjen. aber es
wiirbe ii9er uiel onertemsnswertber
lein, wenn MOI ~anitatt inn %ele9anten
Sauiau su %tansen, mabrenb brauBen
Notb uno Glenb berri9en, n1r ben uierz
ten Sbeil ber Summe, wel9e fir De>
torationen uno bic tol tbaren Bautoiletz
ten peraussabt miro, our llnterltutuns
Der Nrmen perweroen wiiroe. Mber ben
0amen mare ia alsoann bic @elesenbeit
9enommen, ibre toitboren, nit Yerlen
uno Oiamenten beletten &oltiime 81
5eisen, un0 iomit miro wobl rubis inn
Namen bet 9umanitdt uno 8armber;is>
teit ,peiter 9etanSt merOen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

i6lieBIi9 uorsenummenen N%bitimmuns
erbielt Der republitanii@e Ganbibat
George g. Swift 81 Stimmen, wabs
renS fem eemotratii@er @esner 33 ers
bielt une cine Niete asseseben mar.
Srotbem Der bemufratii@e tempprare
Soriiter Die Nbitimmuns ais nnentidies
ben ertldrte, wurbe Swift pom ben Nes
publitaneru, wel@e iid IN ein Nebens
simmer suriid9eSosen batten, ais erwdblt
erflart uno einsei9woren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09
ucbcr bic Giidtebr Der ruj1iid

uebcr bic Nidtebr Der ruiiii9en
Tlotte aus Trantrei3 i9reibt bic v@eits
li6e Soft" in ibrer lett'u0@entli@en
&unbi3au Tolsenoes: Der &u1entau>
mel in Tranfrei@ bat wie 10 monde ans
oere i3One 9inse AUDI iein Gnbe sefuns
ben. Nbmiral N(uelan uno feline Sra:
pen tebrten mieoer benin na@ Dem 2anbe
Der &nute unb Der libirii9cn Verban>
nuns, uni Saterden G5ar geri9t gu er>
%itatten, iobalo iie ibren NIT Gbampasner
i%ibcrflutbeten Brummi9aoel uno ibren
ueroorbenen Masen eini9ermoBen ausz
turirt baben, 0ieuei6t baben ie au@
spii6m einisen neutrality-suspicious.
TranSolinnen uno i@nau5bdrtisen So
acknowledgement CARTE Yinonihe an*
tniipit, tpeIde iiber ben offis'eu protla>
mirten Bruoer> unb S4weltertuB binz
auss;nsen. 0o3 oas iinb, uermutben
mir, audi ale materieQen 6olsen, melde
ii3 al bieien edit fransOll9en Gbeaterz
coup i9lieBen weroen. Sin S@auipiel
fir bic @elt, Inn ben 0reibuno er;ittern
su MAIDEN - bas mar bic Nbli9t bel
ben &egileuren, wel9e bic Marionetten
in Goulon unb Yaris an ibreu 0rabten
tansen lieBen. Dieie Nbii9t baben iie IT,
benfaQs ni3t errei6t; Der Oreibuno bat
ni9t 9eSittcrt, lonoern lib cr9cr aneinz
amber sei6lollen, wie uorbcr. Sine an
bere unb fir ben GSaren uuo letne 3tez
9ierna's Sic cinSi9 prottii6e 6rasc, Bic
ii9 al biele Serbriioerung fniipft, 1T
sic: @iro li1 bos rei9e Urantrei1 BE-
reit fiuben ~lallen, ieine uncnoli9e &c.
9eilterung fir NuGlanb III t%lingen0e
ARiinse umsuieecn? @iro bic Yariler
S0rle zinc ncue ruiiil6e Nnlcibc besiiuz
iti9en, uub miro Die frans0lii6e Nesiez
run9 biei elbe nit ibrem &rebit un>
terltiiscn? 9fo9 NQeu, mas man
b0rt, 1T bas taum ST ermorten. Die
bobe Tinans bat ii9 0 Dem Hummel
nit picl io9cnoer Nbii9tli1teit fcrn9es
bolten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

Der GunsreB bat lid letten Treitag
Nadm'ttas uertast uno mem irseno ets
mas i'm Stanbe 1T Die i6le9ten s9eiten
81 beieitisen, 10 lit es biss GreisniB.
Uni erer Nnii9t na9 wGre es bebeuteno
better sepeien, wenn bic grtraiituns
niemalS einberufen mGre un6 Der @iber>
rut oes Sbermanseietes, obne Paiiis
runs zines Swedentipre9enben Subitiz
tuts, ni6t itattsefunben bdtte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09
Gno0IIti0 emtt6ieoen.

@ie poraussuieben mar, bat oas Ste:
observation-disclosures bes Gonsreiies turSeu
GroseB nit Der Eaiiirun9 Der POM Sc:
nat amenoirten @iosrrufs>Biu 9emodt,
;benn i1on ant Mittwod erfolSte, nad
seinsm turssn absr erbitterteu parliament
'tariiden Sampf, nit 1913 9egen "a
Stimmen beren Qnnabme. Sir Die
8iQ itimmten l24 Oemotraten, 6S Ges
publitaner uno l Yopulilt; oasesen 70
0emotraten, Is &eptblitauer uno 9
$ppulii ten. @enise Stunoen mad Gals
j;ra.ns Der @iQ erbielt oieielbe bic llns
terfbrift bes Yrdlieenten uno lit oaour9
sum @eiet erboben. 0aB Elm bebinz
9unsaloler 8ioerruf erfol9te, troeoem
cine Maioritdt inn Senat un;weiielbaft
baseaea mar, lit Der peri0nli@en Oppos
iition beS Yrdiioenten ses.n ieoss Cont
promib susuidreiben, unb Die em mug
es cine sroBe @enustbuun9 sewdbren,
baB er iid itdrter ais feline gartei ers
mics. gs par nibt bic Ma9t ielner
Nrauments, wet6e bic Oemofratie' Be-
iie9te, ionSeru Bet riidli6tsloie @ebrau9
ober ri9tiger Mibbrau6 Der Nemteruer>
lei5uns. 0ieie leetere wuroe leit Mos
nateu bcnutt, nm Stimmen fir ben
@ioerruf 81 %9ewinnen, uno wer ii3 oies
fem Orude unsu9dn9li@ Seiste, bate
fir iid uno leine 6reunoe ui6ts 81 erz
warteu. Niemano lit 10 tbOri6t su
sloubeu, OoB Der @ioerrui eriolst lit.
neil Der Yrdiiocnt feline Yartei gu elmer
auoeren Nniidt betebrte; es 9ei9ob eins
fad, neil Der N%emterbun9er Seirieoiz
sunS uerlanste. @aS nun bic Tolsen
bes beoinsunss(oieu @ioerrufs b~etriiit,
10 wiro man wobltbun, ii9 nidt gu uiel
bauon su peripre9en, oamit Die Gnttauz
l0nn9 nt0t lin 70 GROCER meroe. OaB
Der elbe nun raid bic ~9uten alien 3eis
ten" wieoerbrin9en wiro, uermo9 nur
9erlenise gu bofien, Der lid einbiloet,
bic Srliis, bic mir burdma6en, iei aus
i@lieBli9 auf uniere Wabrun9sfrase
suriidSufibren. User oasesen oer Nnz
ii@t buleist, oaB Die &rilis ni9t Bios
finansieuer Natur, lonoerm gan; anoeren
l1rla6en iu5uidreiben it,. wiro cine ents
i3ieoene @enouns gum Seieren in 9ans
bel unb Banoel oauon ni9t erwarz
ten unb ii9 sefaBt barauf MAIDEN, oaB
iosar i4limme Na@wirtunsen foIsen
bariten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

4 Pfuno 9uten &aHee fir 80 Gts.
BEL Trau s.. @ooe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

Sci flint firsli6 in Georgia abs
9eboltenen Gountpwablen tru9en in uier
Die Yopuliiten Sen Sies bauon.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

Die neuliden Sturmiddben baben seseist, oaB gerz
seaen S@aOen pom Wtnbiturmen unb Gornas
ooes Serabe 10 n%otbwenbis 1T, ais sesen Seuer unb Sliss
Idaoen, uub i'd made beBbalb baraui auimertiam, bab
ID Volicen in ben Suverlaiisiten Seieuidaften 5u 10 bill
Iisen Eretien auf l, 3 ober 5 Sabre ~ausiteaen tann, baB
bic serinse Nusgabs ideueu ioue.
" III. g. aenoer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-03

qualities Of attraction, Of sympathetic,in-
tuition which are now iittingIy described
as personal magnetism. 1t is said that
Mr.. Blaine rarely forgot face, or the
name that belonged to it. He had the
faculty OF making those with whom he
came in contact believe that he took the
strongest and most direct personal inter-
est in them. 1t was said of him that he
could decline a,request fer a favor in such
why as to make friend By an act which
would have made an enemy formost men.
His conversational powers were neces.
sarily, from what has been s,lid. of n high
order. His fund Of information, while
not as thorough or as accurate rs he no
doubt would have liked. owing 10 his lack
OF early advantages, was most extensive
and there were few subjects on which he
could not converse entertaininvly. Asa
man Of business he was remarkably sue
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Nothing that could be said 81 his
public career would meet with readier as.
sent from both his enemies and hisfriends
than the statement that be was one 81
the best equipped men for the position
who liaye occupied the Speakers chair.
This, IN the long space during which he
presided over the deliberations Of the
House, was not denied on any hand, and
even his Democratic opponents yielded
their sdmiratioh 70 his discharge Of the
difficult duties Of presiding officer His
least reasonable detractors have always
admitted his eminent fitness for the post,
aud = writer in q newspaper, professedly
opposed to Mr.. Blaine, speaking after the
nomination, says of his bearing as
Speaker: His quickness, his thorough
knowledge Of parliamentary law and Of
the rules, his firmness, clear voice. and
impressive manner, his ready comprehen-
sion OF subjects and situations, and his
dash aud brilliancy have been widely
recognized, and really made him great
presiding officer.
Lot N. Morrill,, for many years Senator
from Maine, resigned in june, 1915, to
accept the portfolio OF the Treasury, aud
the Governor Of Maine Immediately APP
pointed Mr.. Blaine TO fill the unexpired
term
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JAMES
GILLESPIE
BLAINE
SKETCH OF HIS INTER
EsT1NG CAREER.
A Great Life Ended.
His Birth, Education, Editorial
Work and Political Course.
His Houses, Weal..i and
Personal. Traits.


James Gillespie Blaine was born jam.
airy ~, 1890 at the village OF West
Brownsville. Pennsylvania He was the
second son d Mr.. and Mrs Ephraim Lyons
Blaine
His ancestors had dwelt for years in
the fertile region where he was born;
they were among the hardy. band Of pic.
aeers who settled the rich valley OF the
Cumberland, and their name aud history
Rre part Of he local tradition OF W estern
able memories Of the Revolution, for
Colonel EpbPtim Blaine, the grandfather
OF the subject OF this sketch, wns one OF
its heroes He was an officer OF the Penn
sylvania line, md during the last four
years Of the war WIS Commissary- General
OF the Northern Department
Ephrailn Blaine, the father Of James
G. Blaine came into Pennsylvania about
1918. having the largest landed posses
sions of my man OF his age in Western
PENNSYLVANIA. owning an estate which,
had it been properly preserved, would
have amounted to-dny to many millions.
lis Birthplace.
james G. Blainc was born in a plain
but ample dwelling, on the single street
OF West Brownsville, not far from the
scene Of the campaign which ended in
Braddock's defeat by the Indians In
Brownsville proper the visitor is still
shown the residence of his grindfathas,
Colonel Blaine, wooden building to
which a brick addition has been made in
later years The mother OF General
Sherman's wife happens to have been
born at "a little distance from Colonel
Blaine's home. On the hills above West
Brownsville the curious inquirer may also
see the house in which Ephrnim Blaine
aud Miss Gillespie were married, and
finally, the hulfdnzen houses which
quarrel for precedence us the birthplace
of this sketch'S subject. Mr.. Blaine has
himself disposed of this interesting CON
test by fixing Upon II certain dwelling
among these as the scene Of his eHrliest
rec6lIcctions The building Is of wood.
two stories in height, and removed, in ac.
corlance with the iuscrutublc Pennsyl-
wanna custom, us little as possible from
the road.
Ephraim Blaine WIS careful to give all
his children an excellent education, and
when james had completed ut home his
early studies iii the elementary principles,
he was sent to the home OF relative at
Lancaster, Ohio. Tllii relative was Thomas
Ewing, then Secretary OF the Treas
ury. James Blaine was eleven when he
went TO Lancaster, and he began at once
TO prepare himself for college, studying
with his cousin, Thomas Ewing, junior,
now Generat Tiiomas Ewing, and once
q niefIfl1ef of x Congress The buys stfidiAd
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presence who is not overcome with his
destinations, With his great hrilliaucy
he ms that exquisite show of Difference
to his companions. q sort Of appeal IN
them to verify or deny his words, that is
very taking He is also very good
listener, and he has an agreeable way Of
speaking ones naine ana placing his han
on.one's knee that Is an agreeable salve
10 ones vanity. There is no acting In
the heartiness of his manner He is an
im2ulsive man, with a very warm heart,
kindly instincts, and n generous nature .