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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-29

scant. 1t was of a quaint old pattern of
silk, such as our American looms are now
reproducing with much success. Around
the bottom were two gathered blue silk
ruffles. The silk is blue ''paudusoy," with
pink stripes and roses between them.
Around the waist is n blue sash tied in the
back with a big bow and with long ends.
The low Infant" waist has a pulled Dor
der of blue silk. There is q reticule Of the
same material rs the dress, and if it be pos
sible a pair of old fashioned hoop earrings
are worn. There are short tips in the hair
of the color of the dress. This is a very
quaint and taking frock and becoming too.
The fair young wearer of this gown should
borrow Rrandma's old fashioned locket or
big watch with its long slender chain, II
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-29
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria Is 50 well adaptedto children that
recommend itas superiort to any prescription
known to me-" h. A. ARCHrR, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-29
The TRIBUNE acknowledges courtesies

The TRIBUNE acknowledges courtesies
to the event at the rooms of the Fargo
Athletic club in Fargo next Friday. The
event includes a fifteen round contest for
points between two professionals for q
large purse; a six round wrangle; four
friendly rounds between Ed Hotchkiss
and Fred Grass. John Huber, late with
Forepaugh's great circus, assisted by a
town gymnast, will give exhibitions on
the horizontal bars, flying trapeze, etc.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-29

the teeth of his
missionaries, some
of whom have been
laboring in the
vineyard for 10 or
l2 years without
having t heir
mouths attended
to in a dental way.
The bishop had a
young missionary
especially trained
for this work a
couple of years
ago. but he de-
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-29
LIQUID Fuel For Locomotives.

Owing to the recent coal strike in Eng
land the great Eastern railway is fitting up
u locomotives with a liquid fuel apparatus
to burn crude oil or tar.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-29
DENTISTRY AND THE GOSPEL.

DE-. Jennie Taylor Will Introduce Both
Into the Congo Country.
Bish"p Taylor, the founder of the Meth
odist Episcopal missions in Africa, has been
trying for several years to get q proficient
dentist to go out to his diocese and fix up
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-04
LA PUP1LA DE HILARIoN

-lOhl no; hubers permanecido mucho tempo
ell error Santiago pfenpre 81 misno, e sistems
de franqueza poe que haba aooptado respecto
aFreuse. La nina se morol6 los labios La revancha
del cumplimento go habla hecho espersr.
A decr verdad, 20 no ignore que mis- dedos son adn
muy rebeldes.
-Oh 20 Guido POGO de los dedos Ignore 81
vuestra maestro los tiene mejores peores embargo
nadie toca como ella en- n opinion El acento la expire
son Ia traduec6n tan el como possible del pensamlen
to del maestro he aquf 10 que 20 estmo en- Mauve.
-Yo trataba mas que de copiar estilo al estu-
diar este GndGnte-afadi6 Frileuse tmidamente.
l-Estais question esta de imita.
ci6n, sino de sentimiento propio. .--.@
~@ d Me tomara por organillo?-se pregunt6 Fri
leuse cuando su contradictor Sc alei6 repitiendo
-Yo dara todos los dedos del mundo por coeri-
do prop6sito ~~=
-Pero 20 creo tambi9n tener alma. Me dice fire.
cuentemente que Mauve una organization armonioaa
20 tepgo dulzura 10 Sc; pero esta razon
para tratarme hacia aquel conco que negaba el
alma ls muiereg El mismo 10 ha referido ell otro
dia. Frleuse cerr6 el ibo de las todo ell
aspecto del NAL humor De alk adelante quedaba
Beethoven condenado Santiago habfa cho ir6picamen
to- hojeando los bros que haba eparcdo sobre 81 pano
-Puede llegarse eatar en- disposition de tocar
trozo brante varacionos haata el infnito sin
seguir ben soa las sencias insp
raCiones de este sublime maestro.
Aque dia Frlleuse sufri6 algunas manias las lecco
mes resintieron todo ga6 como Dos quso, Brown
Tine-Tine que habian lido buscar su oven sehora
recbieron los testimonies de amstad que estaban
umbrados bao forms de bzcochos terrones de azcar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-04

trasladar al Conde Negro granero, aleaa para
pre- del rnc6n de alma leila seeanza que le ocupa
ba hacia TEMPO IPor que preocuparse tanto de
sus gustos afcones2 lPor que haber renuncado los
walses troxos mdsica moda que resutabsn va
peri bao deditos nervioso para
clusivamene al eatudto de Beethoven?
Il Poroue 81 Santiago dslettanti dstinguido era
an canbio, demasiado excusvista le gustaban mas
uue los antiques maestro Beethoven particular muy
rnenudo las noches de inverno, mientras
dian lamparas decr entire dos uces rogaba Mau
We que le diese concerto personal
Mauvs saba aquelo guerra decir que le hiciese
Nscucbar los tandantes rond6s, mnuets adagos na-
es suced9ndose los los otros sin que dese
ca lbasta" ST. aquel coraz6n duro gustaba apasonada
rnents de Beethoven gustaba mucho mas de oirle
el piano Castaar al cua saba Mauve
tos sentidos los grandes concertos de Paris ALI
vefa una muttad turbulenta bucosa ignorante tai
Auui la cama el recogmiento 81 audorio el respe
to para e maestro bao los dedos de la nt4rprete NADIA
de fugaz NADIA de eercicios gmnAstcos NADIA pa
ratio que abrr los oos al p1bco sno ejercicio
sencilo tierno lleno de encantos. #
Frieuse SO consagro, pues, estudiar Beethoven
con ell entusiaso que saba apcar cuAnto Ia agradaba
= aduea mahana soa Ia sala de estudio repeta pa
centeranente uu andGnto del gran maestro.
--lAhl ca la reinita-dijo Santiago al entrar tara.
reando los dtios compases Mil perdones por habsros
1ncornodado seort pero crefa estado de alter
mar con Beethoven pens6 encontrar mi pria sentada
al piano FriIeuse sonro6 de aquelo que le pareca
un elogio hiberbolico
Honrals mucho con ese juicio una pobre apren.
dix-diio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-04
iAIA SEGOV7ANA!

I'll duefo de este antique acredtado establecmiente
plaza Alfonso XII ndmero ASl pOne en- conocmento
del pdblco general particular dc sus
haher hecho prandes el local que Ocupa-
cuenta espaciosos comedore para las
av en- la casa un eurto de tabacos speores de todas
las vitoasHace pocos dias So ola on Puerta de
cerca de Ia plaza de sguente dalogo-ChicO Sde
d6nde fumas tan buenos puros9-T Toma que Preguntal
be La goviassa que meoTes de Ia Nm ESQ
~ 20 W ~ 49, @## E-1C
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-04
SON ETt AL goT.

Raya dorado sol, orna coiorR
Del alto monte la lozana cumbre;
Slgue con agradable mansebumbre
El rojo paso de Ii blanca aurora
Suelta Las riendas & Favonio Flora
usando al esparcir tn nueva lumbre,
Tu generoso oficio real costumbte,
El mar argenta y las campinas dora.
Para que desta vega 81 campo raso
Bordes, saliendo Fl6rida, de flores,
mas si no hubiese de salir acaso,
Nj 81 monte rayes, ornes nj colores,
Nj sigaa de Ia aurora 81 rojo paso,
Nj 81 mar argentes nj los campos dores.
LWSs de GOnQor0 ArQOte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-04

Bonabas do cyistol % las farmcsas.-Todo 9.
mundo conoce esas enormes botellas roias, anna
rllas, azules verdes, que alderman los escaparates
de Las boticas que por Ia noche proyectan sobre
Las aceras y los transsuntss luces muticolores.
Los Hquidos rojo-amarillentos gentlemen bicroma-
to potasico, los azules su fato de cobre un POGO
dc moniaco( aauz celeste. J Los americanos en-
vez de emplear una sustancia de un solo color,
mezclan muchos hquidos de densdad aspecto
dlstlntos. En- el fondo, por ejemplo, echan glice-
rina tenida por el acido cr6mico; encima aqua
tefida tambi@n, y por dltimo, trementina mezcla.
ola con una tntura cualquiera. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-04
c. L69ez Gaztamhide. o'';s 4sss5SS 2s7S3:S
CONSULTAS de 8 d II manana-De
& 4 por la tarde.


DE 6EA23K1AAAa
Farm9o6utcO DO Ia VniversidG0 DO ID H06anG.
@e0z podeSosO FediO para las esfsgedGdes del peche.
ii La EMULsION CREOSOTADA del Dr.. Rabell, es uA
magni6cO maravloso agente terapeutco de ex1to seg
on L. BOmQs, 2Ssis Lariagit6s, AsaGs CGtagT0s, 1os
Dftnacss RegtGdOs, R16fas, AHSss RaQG!tisso los
n1os DSbdad general suma las afecciones de
3psto vgorza las naturalezas mas empobrecdas. IFS
remedio por exceencia.
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA DE RABELL, nueva
Mnica original asociaci6n de AGEITE DE BACALAO,
CREOSOTA HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL. 7 SOSA,
delicada crema, de suave olor de grato sabor
paladabla hasta por los nih0s.
TOdos los enfermos la tOmar&n ain repugnancta COZ
facidad gusto. Esta eaborada esQuisito esmero
Pru6bese SO admirara r$pida accion curatva.
V6ase el ampio prospect0 que acompaha cada fasco
De venta todas las Drogueras Bocas de Ia 1sa dc
Cuba Dep6Sto principal La Reun6n de jose Saba. Ha
bSna. PuertoRco FarmAcia Drogueria de .Guermety
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-04

Buend OcdsIn Rsss.sssss Rsy sssss'.fs l.. asss aa
neriassn situado en- Ia cae de San Justo nnnero TO-
Sc VENDE
POT tener que ausentarse 81 dueno para IA Peninsula
50 de su salud Sc admiten prOpOsIciones venta
arrendamient0 e mismo Establecimento Diriiirse
su propietario Teodoro Martinez, Capital. 15-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-04

Esta muy acreditada marca de cervexa se
detalla en- los princlpales establecimisntos de Ia
Capital y de la Isla, gus cuaidades estomaca.
les y men gusto al paladar son insuperables.
Sus agentes para toda la Isla-- Cnld0s v o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

Seigmans say they will not import a
million Of gold this week as reported,
but may engage some next week II rates
o. exchange are favorable.
Drexel, Morgan s. Co., deRy positive
ly that they have engaged dollars
worth Of gold. aud have none coming
outside Of few small lots which were
purchased several days ago and we're on
the way here before the present agita,
tiOn began.
LadeDburg, Thalman & Co., and
Kuhn, Leob & Co.. all say that they
have not engaged any gold for import.
II is possible, however, that latter firm
may engage a million Of gold before the
day is over. Ii is said that the firm re-
ceived calls this morning wArrsnting
the above statement. This leaves the
position of engagements OF gold at 81,
600, 600 for Lazard Freres ana 100000
for Won Hoffman Co., million less
than was generally understood last
night.
Al the banks IL was stated that the
calls for currency from the West ag'
gregated about 100000.
Heldelbach, Ickleheimer 81 Co. an
nounce that they have just been notified
OF a shipment to them of halfsa million
OF gold by the Umbria, sailing to-mor.
row. This makes S1,7OO, 600 engaged
for tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
R@et

TODAY and voted to shut down the mills for
6ve weeks. Three closed in Burrillville
also This action Is in accordance with an
AGREEMENT made by the directors OF all col
ored cotton mills in New England.
boston, MASS, July 2S.-Ata meeting
NJ the directors OF the fremont and sur
folk mills at Lowell. Mass, held In thls
city to-day il was voted to operate THESE
mills on half time beginning Monday next
FALL RIVER, Mass, July 2S.-Wltnln
twenty.four hours there has been great
in feeling on the part of manutac-
turers. The Weetamoe mill managers
having publiclv announced their intention
m shut down four weeks in August, led
other mill men to follow their example
This morning it Is reported that the thnt
and American linen mills will shut down
in August for longer or shorter period,
depeudent wholly on the condltion
of the money markets. The mills are wei
able 10 meet all their obligations, but the
directors feel that it is useless to pay per
cent. for time loans to enable them 10 pay
operatives wages. Some OF the manulac-
turers say they cannot get money at any
percentage, and they are seriously consla-
ering the wisdom Of closing their concerns
for short period. ~
BR1peEPoRT, COM, July 29.-To-day
the Wimot & Hobbs Manufacturing Com
pany discharged about half its employees,
and in future will run eight hours day,
five days a week 1t has large rolling mills
and has large government contracts. Inc
mills have been running at nights.
WALTHAM, MASS, July 2S.-At meetlng
of the directors of the Boston Msnufactur-
ing Company and of the Waltham Bleach
erY and Dye Works held to-day, there was
a debate as to whether or not the concerns
should shut down until better times come.
II was finally voted to defer action
until Monday. The company has felt
seriously the business depression that has
caused the shutting down of 80 many mills
in the same line. The two concerns
which are under one management employ
more than 5000 people and have total OF
65,OOO spindles The present capacity
of the company is lOO,OO0
Yards OF cloth day and
also 150.O 900 dozen pieces Of underwear, the
making of which was begun ten years ago.
In addition to this bad Jews it was to-day
announced that Green's department at the
American watch factory Is not to start up
at all on August 7th, and that this true
of all the jobs along the line OF work
on Is size movements, although this does
not mean that work will be stopped alto
gether on these movements. Green's de-
partm ent has about sixty hands, and all
other departments will be affected more or
less.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
Ahou, the Clril serrice.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2S.-Mr. Logan
Csrlisle, Chief Clerk Of the Treasury De-
partment, commenting on Civil Service
Commissioner Roosevelt's statement that
the force OF the executive department IN
the classified service was about equally
divided between Republicans and Demo
Gratis, said as far as the statement applied
10 the Treasury Department II was
simply ridiculous. To say that sew
enty, per cent Of the force in
the classified service in the treasury de-
partment where Democrats was putting
the figures up too high. In some large
bureaus, on the fourth OF March last, there
was not single Democrat Even now
with a change of the chief officers and
chiefs of the divisions, and messengers.
there are divisions with $50 clerks Of
whom not more than IS are Democrats and
those included Democrats who had dis
covered their Democracy since last fsll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
CONCERNING BUSINESS AND FINANCE

HARRIsBURe, PA, July 2S.-The Harris
burg Rolling Mill Company, one OF the
largest creHtors Of the American Tube
and Iron Company, which yesterday went
into the hands of receivers, shut down
last evening, and a notice was posted on
the door thatslt would be closed indeh-
nitely. Over 400 men are thrown out OF
GREAr FAILS, N. D.. July 2S-The
First National Bank Of this city suspended
this morning owing TO the Helena banks
susDensiOns. Assets arc much above the
liabilities and II is believed II will soon re-
sumo.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-On application Of
Adam s. Mstheson, receiver OF the Ameri-
can Tu0e and Iron Company Of Pennsyl-
vania, Robert X. Story was appointed re-
ceivsr on the western branch Of the COM
pany. Story is the western manager. The
asseta of the branch are estimated at $780,
900.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 2S.-Specials to
the Ersning Wisconsin from Port Washing
ton says the German-American Bank at
that place failed to-day. Another special
says Seymour Bank at Chippewa Falls
also failed TO-DAY.
pENvER, Colo, July 2S.-The Denver
Hardware Company at noon to-day made
statement is given; the liabilities and as
sets, however, will be large.
NEW YoRK, July 2S.-Three hundred
and forty-seven thousand dollars In gold
came in on the first steamer this morning
from Europe
MOUNT STERLING, KY, July 2S.-The
Traders Deposit bank is closed to-day by
order-0f the directors. The heavy run
80 FmHH foh
assets 1890, 600.
New YoRK. July 2s.-Adolph Goldsmith
* Sons, jewellers and diamond dealers at
No. 50 Maiden Lane to-day assigned TO j..
II. Monshelmer, with preferences for $685.
O4S; debts 100000.
BALTIMORE. MD, July 2S.-A summary
OF the bank failures In the United States
from MAY lst 70 July 22d, inclusive, shows
that three hundred and one banking insti-
tutions. with a capital OF 1851, the thir-
ty-three suspended The GnuQDcturers.
Record publishes a complete list Of the
closed banks BY States, also table which
shows that fve-sixJhs OF these failures and
four-ffths OF the capital involved were in
the Western and Pacific States, while only
ten per cent Of the failures and eleven per
cent capital involved in the South. In
Colorado alone the capital involved was
nearly e. OOO, GOD greater than the aggregate
capital OF all the banks that failed in the
south. The number Of failures in the
Southern States was thirty seven, involv-
ing "a. Sg2. 100; in the Western and Pacific
states the number was 25l, involving S3l,
25Q. q33. and in the Eastern and Northern
Ststes Is, with s., 100000 capital.
CLEVELAND, o., July 2S.-A receiver was
appointed to-day to take charge OF the Ohio
branch Of the American tube works, at
Youngstown.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, July 2S.-Joseph Le-
eomte. a manufacturer of sheet metal,
made a general assignment to-day. 1t is
impossible TO learn the amount OF Mr.. Le-
cOmte's liabilities, but they are said to be
greatly in excess Of his total assets. The
General depression in trade is said to have
been the cause Of the failure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
Attorney Browns Troubles.
o.,,eiaI TsLsora,n 10 ths Rs0trtsr.

PARKERscUkG, w. VA. July 2s.-Attor-
ney Frank Brown, whose troubles have
been published in the REGISTER, was taken
in charge of Deputy Sheriff last night
who took Brown to hotel. Brown had
declared his intention TO refuse TO answer
interrigations under any and all circum-
stances, but it seems that the sur
prise received when his collat-
eral bond (S400 in money! was
attached by Attorney Caldwell, and the
further surprise of the dismissal Of the
writ of habsus corpus by Judge Boreman
must have caused him 10 cnange his mind.
as some time during the night he signited
a consent to answer all the questions. He
did answer number, and the case was
continued until this morning, before Com
missioner w. w. Jackson.
Brown was before the Commissioner
answering interrogations during the day
and about noon he, through his attorneys,
petitioned for an injunction against Attor-
new Charley Caldwell and GeorgeW. Neal,
on the ground that when Caldwell at
tached the 800 given by
Brown in lieu OF bond,
he made over his claim to Neale to de-
fraud his (Caldwelrs) creditors. Demurrer
was filed and tomorrow morning fixed TO
hear the argument. Brown gave 500 bond
for his appearance. Another sensational
development will probably be made in this
interesting case before tomorrow night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
YESTERDAYS RACES.

Saratoga: First race, 6 6furlongs, AL.
fonso won; time, 1:17. Second race, 81
furlongs, Destroyer won; time, IL. Third
race, one mile, Coopering won; time,
1:44H. Fourth race, furlongs, Lord
Harry won; time, :021f. Fifth race, z
furlongs, Shadow won; time, l:2S.
Monmouth Park: First race, six furlongs,
Addie won; time, 1:l34. Second race,
five furlongs, Fusileer won; time, 1v0l.
Third race, one mile and sixteenth, Alo-
ho won; time, As. Fourth race, one mile
and furlong. Banquet won; time, 1854.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs, Clem-
entlna won; time, l :0S4. Sixth race, one
mile, Lady Pulsifer won; time, 1:4lK.
Brighton Beach: First race, 55 mile, /.
o. U. won; time, l:044. Second race, e
mile, Eliza Ann won: time, l;lSH. Third
race, u mile, Lou Rhett won; time, l :3O1S
Fourth race, one mile, Count won; time,
lN42SI. Fifth race, 619 furirngs, Restraint
won; time, :295l. Sixth race, Al fur
longs, Easter John won; time, :57H.
Cleveland, o.: The grand circuit racing
meeting closed to-day. The crowd was
large and the track in good condition,
Summary: Free-for-all pacing, purse
&. 900, Hal Pointer won; best time, 2:0S
Gals class trotting, purse $4,000. Hazel
Wilkes won; time, 2:l14. 1928 class trot-
ting, purse 5000, f. L. H. won; time,
2:l6A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
For Woman MiII raIk.

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS. July 2S.-The
daily rows that take place In the Board OF
Lady Managers continue with rather In
creaslng intensity aud are source OF con-
siderable amusement % the visitors that
are attracted 10 the sess ons OF the Board
by those unfaillng episod~-
The last breakup Is regarded son-
more seriously than the preyl00a at
tions OF the "Lady Managers." since
number OF female commissioners have
found Il necessary 70 appeal 70 the National
Commission for relief from the alleged
Injustice OF the Committee on Awards. In
this appeal tho National Commission is re-
ouested not 10 confirm any more female
Judges on awards until each State and Ter
ritory has been represented. The commu-
nication concludes with the statement that
ali appeals 10 the female committee OF the
awards have been Intentionally ignored,
and Is signed by Phoebe Cousins, OF Mis-
souri,; Mrs. Mclaughlin, Of North Da-
kota; Nora Laid. Of New Hampshire;
Florida Cunningham. OF North Carolina;
Mary T.. Davis, OF Nevada; Mrs. Beestep,
Of Oklahoma; Isabella Berther Hooker,
Connecticut. aud Mrs w. Is. Mcdonnell,
~ North Dakota. The National Commis-
sion referred the communication 10 its
Committee on Awards, but the protesting
ladies' will insist that some Official oogni-
zauce be taken Of the complaint and That
every State and Territory be given "a
equal representation In the distribution OF
patronage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
ABOUT THE SOUTH AMERICAN WARS

PANAMA, COLOMBO, July 2S.-Telegrams
received here to-day confirm the report OF
the capture Of Mansgua, Nicaragua, py
the revolutionists. Details OF the capture
have lust been received. There was hard
fighting and great loss OF life on both sides.
It's reported that six hundred Hondurisn
troops under command Of Policarpo Bonil-
la, who lately led an unsuccessful revolu-
tionary movement In his own country,
fought with the troops from Leon. IL Is
reported that during the fight detach-
ment from one Of the Governments garri-
sons In Managua deserted and joined the
Leon troops under General Ielava Cen
eral Zavala with the Government troops
has gone to Granada. A strong defence
will probably be made In that city. Com
munication has been cut OF from points in
Nicaragua except Rivas and Granada The
situation is considered very serious. The
United States steamer Alliance arrived
here to-day from Csllao. She Is bound FOR
Corinto Nicaragua.