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Arizona silver belt., 1893-04-22
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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03
goREDss PAIR.


Chicago, Oct. 27.--DDe million dol
lars, cold money, will be given by
Marshal Field 70 the museum shichi.
10 be the outcome Of the World's Fair
Mr.. Field names conditions .Whiel,
will be eaaily complied with. They
aRe simply that $780, 900 more be sub.
scribed, and that the stockholders OF
the Worlds Cylambian Exposition sub
acribe 10 the fupd e2,000.000 Of then
holdings, which represent an invest.
ment of e5,O0o,o0O, but are Wortl,
much leas
TIE biggest stockholders never ex,
pected to realize anything on theE
snVestrBeni, aud they have already ez
pressed a willingness to tnrn over al
the stock they have. TIE trustees OF
the mnsenm have 90 doubt that ma
jar'ty Of the 45.000,000 Of World.
Fair stock will be inrDed over to them
As far the 100000 10 Be raised
before Mr. Feds munifceut Offering.
ere seenned, 100000 Of it has beer
nncond s,onsily subscribed by Georg.
G. Pullman. The balance, il ID safu,
Hill be raised in few days.
Tetal admissions Today we're 264 ,g27
Of whloh 250i6sS paid.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

PEnf. AbEAm s 4aaaea IN he chantzHqan.
Jndal-m has an adamantIns basis 10
lhe belief 10 God, which IS not dog
ma, but an intuition, whose attributes
are unity, incurpareality, eternity and
omBipolence. Bat It Is not . mery
EnystIean belief IN blind power which
Is al the root Of Judaism. The reality
Of Revelation u it's second pfincipls-
the rsyeRling on Sinai through Moses,
and their confirmation through thp
prophets, of laws and statutes, tht
moral aud ceremonial laW--the i'm
mntability of the torAh flaw of Mosea).
As 3 necessary conollary to this prlb-
ciple comes a ihird--fnlure reward
and punishment fan those who obey OF
sransgress the divine law. Csmpensa-
tion IN the hereafter implies the sonl's
immortality.
These aFs theSfhrse essential work
ing principles Of Jndsism, based pri
marily on the Peutateuch, supported
BY The Old Testament in general, and
interpreted BY the masters Of tradition,
whose views are preserved in Talmnd,
aud later rabbinieal digests. Il is
these which baEs been IsFasi's preserv-
atiYe snd saved the Jew from beeom
ing mere BedOnin In the eun,inu0ur
warfare and travail of thonssHds oi
years Hsppiiy, 100, WhaleysT vary
ing views were held IS 10 these Prru-.
eipiss and interpretations, amid al the
exaggeralioDs and alterations I,
which they we're subjected, to describ,
which belongs properly u The futuR
historian of Jewish religions thought, !,
the ethical beauty Of prophet, psslm,s',
and later rabbIpieal sage, is unqneE-
toned ....
Another and Reighty factor in tb
making of the Jew, whose lmporlanc,
Is teeogo'z-d even by those who D
longer acknowledge the authority Of
the ceremonial code IN Unr eolighlened
era, haa been the ritual, - embodied
ID '.signs" and observaneeg, like ib
Sahbath and festivals, 10 the eBsc,
mrnis for the home aud synagogne.
There sim was not only 10 Reln
the J.sWs together and keep them
separate community, which shOnId
quarantine them, 90 10 speak, from
idslziry and secnre the permanyncs Of
their Ged idea, but % promote tbeIr
moral and physical well beng, TO
insnre high degree Of self control
over passion and sppetiEe, and TO msiE-
tain family happiness and purity.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

Washington, 0cl 2a.- The following
dispatch 10 the sOns uf the l8te Garter
II. Harrison WAS sent from Lere 10
night;
Io ". ?. and g. H. Harrison. Chlcage.
4 beg 30 tender my profonnd sym
paihy 10 yoar great bereavement. N
ssssrds can e4pFesa my sorrow. Pleas
advise me what day the mineral vii
occaL Will attend II possible.
IA. Il. STEvKssoE.
Chicago, Oct. 29.--Among lhe many
telegsanls was The following from See
tstaFy vi State Gresham, who had been
80 inLsmale friend Of Mr. Harrison:
Washington, 0ct. 2g, 1898.
sNYllllan Preston Harrison, Ohies
80:
y seDdEF 10 the surviving member
of your father's family my SINCERE
sympalhy 10 yonr great calamity.
isW Q GREsHAM.n
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

sanden Oct 20 81 NsEs a.
serih asasaanstlsn q iayof
aasiaaah NJ Chicago as ono Of thp
iaasl laEsible a#aea in she aEana "a
real lige IA iueriea sfnes Tie killing
gt Sssidant arasll by Ggaean
Referring % llagor sgnaon
elseasliisg Wifs 9hs Ansyobiais she
~ e4ngpagea she tragedy Eith lhe
aalni piei aaainsi Napolson lIi
la6ys ihai tie Cgima epn basaig
8ail y ca pionDi lisauist Reber
ailg us 6eeanss q 1aa p bfiag
|fe nsgaiasznl festival q sbe
a sh zach tia.t
MAJ N aa
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03
RsaEl. - sala l,garaas.

Asengh Mice ao be Sold ADy Grade.
Pissssae
When = Was proposed, some lime
ago, 10 insnguFate the pgaerlce Of
shtpping rice 10 market 10 bulk, aud
handling Il 10 elevators, on the same
genera plan now pnrsnsd ID treating
gram, ibe fact Was polHted cut that
rYngb rice Wss sold ezclasigely by
aample and on the merits 0f each sepa
rate lot, and Roi By grade, aud thai
consequently, o asTlons obstacle existed
TO The inauguration Of the proposed
reform Of storage III bulk.
The sale Of tina seasons crop has
developed demand that Fongh rice
shonld not only be sold by grade, bui
bs ALAG aaoied by grade. Al present
fongh rice Il quoted officially ID ole
lump qnoiation, merely the range of the
highest and lowest prices being given
L ls nov proposed 10 quote Fongh rice
fg grade. aud 10 thRi end special
committee Of the Beard nf Trade ID
considering lhe problem Of establishing
slandRrd grades for rsngh rice.
# Fongh rice ia0iiieiHlly graded, and
there l. lo reason Why shch ) course
ahonld not be sdogted, ene of the
laain obstacles ID the way Of ecoDami.
cal handling will baye been removed.
With standard grades well established
tongh rice could be- transported and
stored in bulk, The same a. grain, aad
large snms would tbus Be saved 10
lrelgbt and baDdiing charges, NJ pi
which Eonld BE- Of vast assistance 10
50 industry which can III aff,ad lisi
If expensive charges 10 marketing its
pEodnet
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03
BmcceAai0n sale.


f1URSUANT % N order sf the Hon. 9. A
~ FoUr1gt, Jadae - fhe Twelfth Jaaieisl f)is.
tzlet Court for ealoasieu Rsrish La aoasul.siilI.
aftef legal advertisement 10 pay dsbts al rs
sRfQpefty gf tle estate ~ Rnl snrieg d,Neaata
and pnrslant 10 q commission issued out III TIE
fleEk qlhee f. nse 7eeted l8th dated d II slst
AhSsi i Will qar Rk pnolie sale II lhe osari honss
aeorl u Lake Charles. IL, On
R'naSGay. Asscen1sser geh. ARDS.
the following pgaperty " said sapcession. dewitt
thaY certain Ut " 4Fpund sltaasbd n I.ate
thEIles IA, 3etNfen Bro d Rss Division stsaefs
knnNz az Tie last residence ~ daca sed kaFinr
itqat q 91l faot or west side ~ Bilb0 straai iS
AesPth hetMeet p4Taliel liaea Assek H1sisFara 81
ze ieef henudcl rorth hf propaH3y 81 kohsff
A4sAE hlsa eNut1 hi 4hat St Geo if Hells tos
esthef will ~ the bnisdisas sad imIaereias = =
tatfepn. sAlsqs eaEals At lelss VI nlsFahie pIcp
1efma-cash q g. CURL1sF. AEmlr.
Nh " fsaWIsg Attorney ri Gancsssien5
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

ALsRADY there ars indications on tbs
parl Of tho Tspublioan senators at Wash
lnsann b Eaake trouble. Senator 8brr-
man ahiis pFaisssing 10 be- p strong mn
rgndiiiOnal sspsaisE Is busy tE5ing e.
romplioate nsttars hy getting support
eEe f1E an anasndmsnt providing Tor en-
insne nl bonds. Iuasmneh aa Senator
Vosshsa had iold ~. Sherman that D.
caasidazed q nnEise b inteFiset NE
bond issRs, wbieh Is opposed by many
DsnOoEatie senators, into the question.
Il iooks IS though Bsnas0r Sherman Rat
trying 70 Greats Democratic diuseniiop
Rafher than b seonre repeal.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

GARIEa HAERIspHs the mayor 81 the
geaat city Ct Chieago has iallana victim
q ! red handad murderer named Pen
asFgr8tt. The naan Is supposed b be
insane. and says he killed Harrison he
canes he did not reaaixs the appoint-
rssnl of corporation conncil 1hsblosd-
fhirsty william entered thesleeping aPsTt.
menEs Of ME- Harrison at the dead ilour
uf night Dra, 18Th, and With0nt any
waEning Shas him three times. which
censed his dnafh ID about an honr. The
murlsrsr surrendered 10 the poAice.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

BEFoHsE is The valehFord 81 the Dem
sazaah 10 Tie h0naa Daring The past
Wssk shsy passed tho public printiae
hIll. which i HE EeanIt of . long and
csrainl iuvesiigation ~ shs printiag
committaa, and Eef0sms, mot single
ahass, buts Iarss nnnlbsr Of them coD ,
nsptsd With She printing and distrihn
tion Of pHbiic a0canents This bin. u
Il iGbseameHn Iau. as q probably mill,
viii make material Eednction in the
cost cf es-iain lines 81 public printing
sinply ~ ahHsfing q fbe waste.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

EEHAToR Voorhees, ls proud, a. he
has . right e be, Of tie great victory
he has won, sud Be Il i'll TIE proudsi
that Il was won without tie nss 81
clotnpe. Unlepa tbe Republican SEQ
at0Fa aball iniFodnoe some new and
rlnneceasaEy complication into Tbs
Aitnatson the Visions purchasing clanst
oE she Sherman silver law, for which
mot one word of praise or defence has
been uttered dnsing she long and
anomorable siIyer debate ID ghe Senate,
win be wiped from the staiuae bo6ks
within lsas than week. The silver
Senator'S, after making a strong .
Eight - was ever made II congress
for anything, ID get she bill amended
% aa tp contiRne the coinage 0f ailveri
found that Il was impossible 40 agree
npon my amendment that could b
passed, and once raaliaing thai they
anaonncsd thsir willingness 10 allow J
vois % be taken afIer ihe proposed
amendments ahall have been dsbalsd
and voted nppn. These amendmanl.
represent about Al d fhe linaBcial
idsas and each Of them will havt
special defsnasrs ard Will eeeurs SOM
scAss bns Il viii not " surprising Il,
atAas hayipg pat themselves o. recpsn
~ easifng shsF sRAan for what ahrg
consider would hare improssa she biis.
fonrnilhs of lhs senate should, o.
ahs final vote, support the Vorhees
bin Reason far expecting apeh !
largo vote for she bin u thai nessly
eVesy ssnaiorwh has spoken hAs OK
praaaad ihs opinion shas she parebas
ing lar should be Eepsalsd.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

KETgHt Nc ga0UVIN. AT the residence
Of ihe bfisle's mother. Mrs ChonFin, Nh.
JoHE KEgcBuA 70 Miss HOLLIS CagB
WIN, 1ndee Ely 81 Daes ofiieiatlng, 90
Last Tuesday evening At $50 o'eloek
The Bcao wlshea the happy couple d
pleasant Journey o'er life's rough sea, and
may they never haEe cause 10 regret this
action, tha eraHniaE eYAht Of theiF liRss.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03
sherktsss ssaae.
Ell COLE ys. ". n. T0mpKfNs.


q. L, COLE ys. w. nj TOafRKINs.
t-1t Y lffBLEs Of q writ 0f heri fanias issnsa
II and TO me directed ~ the honafa hlo conf
Aforesaid have seized and Will gsier ion ssis ~
public Ailetinnt 20 tbs last and highest bidder.
Niah the benefit gf appHaise1aeut. At the steam
tesnu taei9iy building Dnenpi0a aud eperated BY
the 9nad w Al. IsaBpkins, on west aide OF RYAN
street rear PithQn C0aipa II tile town Of Lake
CHARLES Caleaelel parish, La. on
@aAAErslags NowemaaBar k@, AS0a.
between legal hpurs. the follezing desosibed
property, teNit;
Ono Boiler sud Falis
pne AnElne and AxIqras
One Sticking AARch11e
une kip7SaN Aslchsne.
tlne kElegg Maehiae,
Gns Hhapaf
ef1Hp 6aFasl SaR
0ne M0ffiaing Machine.
One Ranei Raiser.
One faafhe
onrl a Palleysi shafling and Belts. tsessto
Terms Cash On dag iof eale.
DAVID j REID
Sheriff OF Caleasieu Parish IA
sheriff 0ilee, Lake ghATisa 1a., Nov. Ist aaDs
Geo n ~ =. y. Wells Esas. Att - fs,F pii Y -
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

E0r shs cure 81 headache, consultation,
stomach and liver fEonblsz, and Al d-range-
1aentB Of the digestive aud assmliuslge
organs Ayers Pills A. Invaluable. Being
Asagaf-eoatedi fhe.g age pleasant 10 tSke,l
sisaYs reliable. aud retafn shelr virtues ID
nRy climate.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03


WILLIAM W, HEARD, AUDITOR, VS.. c. P
HAMPTON, Et. Al
IQX VIRTUE Of writ of fieFi fseias, issaed
- Had 20 me diTaeted, by the honorable court
aforesaid, have seized aud will offer for sale al
public auction, 70 the last and highest bidder
with the benefit Of appEaisem ni, af the ponrt
hgase 9Ooref Caleaaieu Parish IN tho city Of Lake
Charles La, on
EssAturdny, aDecenalDar 9Gh, Hs0s.
between legal hours, thefolloging described prop
grty, eituHted 40 the Parish vi Calaasiau state 3
Louisiana. and described as follows ioWit: Lots
ARo Azsd Eight or the west half 81 the NORTH.
east quartet. and the eaat half Of the sORthsaef
quarieEot seeiign Sixteen, ToWnAhlp Moe SOUTH
Oi Range Twelve West, containing 100 aeres
The above described Land will bs sold Aubiect
70 a n"Ftgags Of e2s0D, with eight per cent inter
seiEed under aaid writ. ~
1erms--GAsh
DAVID y REID,
Sheriff Of Csleaslan Parrish, IA.
SheTih q Office, Lake Charles Va, NaT, let, 1893
ID. Miller, Eco, Atty for Plaintiff
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

ndianapsli. lDs ot Hg ~
resilens eHiainin hleHiagn wasaser
snaht and alteF expressing haa ga
sr ha death og Carter HsFfi
ls Ais ands additional paTlle
yotisahf peliiic esgaataqs. eaper
sfsY hgs lime Fiepa Il aIwaga =
laNt al lic aiieeE snns bal miih
As iiSaaa II ha ceantrg A ahas
l fisk has sn increased
N hiaElen irasnaniss
- n l1sni ana hal ll1a
Hs upDe M puolic 0icaf
aoMe qa1s4 alacbAn IA aitsiaa d
5ig qie en nHsb 5laFq Che lFse
be rsla y hish
Rne sa nHpeas fhay aaH
Ne aaa nF sanae ae tac.
asg as s esi ezssnLige0f
Wv aHny ~ 81 fbe eii
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03
NOtlce or E'inal Account.
State Of LopisianH Parish Of Caleasien. T4elffl
Judicial District Courts--Go. 1861,
Probate Docket
1NsoIyEET ESTATE OF r, r. FoRRIsrER.

NNT HRREAS ID. q REID, Syndio of said IN.
Wv solvent estate, Of said parish. has iilsd his
hRal account and tableau. accompanied ~ biB
applying 20 have said aOosunf aud fableau hUnsol.
0gated IN said above mentioned aud entitled s1ic-
oesstun. Now, therefore public notice Is h-iehy
given 10 al parties interested to show cause Il
any tbet have IN writing within trl DAYS from
the publication h~nsd, why said application
should not be granted and aaid h0ul9loEation
made prayed for.
Witness the tIon G. a. Fournet judge Of aaid
court at Lake Charles, La this 18th day Of Oc-
t0lseT. A. D., l693 ii q. GILL,
a42t Clerk Of said CHurt
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03


ERAEZICKA OSWALD ". a. ]. REID III .A1s
IOT VIRTUE Of q writ Of seixane and sale is
Ii sued and % me directed hy the hoRarabia
court Aforesaid, i have ssiEed Nnd wEIl oiIur tor
sale without the benefit Of appIaieement Al the
euurt hgnss door Of this parizh Ia The 1swu OF
Lake Charles, La. on
Sssaartissy. November q 5tAl. Ha0S.
between legal hours, the following desaffbsd
property, situated 10 the to-n Of West Lake
Charles CaAeasien parish. State Of I1iisinl1a and
described rs follBws, tDNit
Lets Five t5l, Ten l10l, Eleven tIl), Twelve C2)
Thirteen ti51. Eonrtaen "a Fifieen tl5) Sixteen
lgl Seventeen ttlT9, and Eighteen Fisl Block
Ihtrty-sight l3sl, together with al ths improve.
sRests thereto belonging Ia any syay appertain.
4nE together with the rights ways aud privileges
70 The same belonging
Tsrms.--Gash on day Of sale.
~ DAVID II. REID.
Sheriff Of CalHasieu Parish la
S hRrif 0f6ce. Lake Chatles, La Oct I8 lsas.
VIZ. II. SCHWIES EsQ Attorney for Plaintiff
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

Representative Tarpin, Of Alabams,
and Blnaks of Illinois are Working hard
10 gat report from the isonse commit
tss Oh banking and cnFraney Ia favor d
fhe bin introduced ~ The former 10 re
peal the law prohibiting The loaning 81
Gaonay On real sssAse BY The nations
5snha, and they ere hopeful Of aueeeaR
Arr. Turpin says English and sootol
financial syndiealsa nov manopolize th,
loaning of money on real sstate in hii
geslion hscanss Of fhe existence Of thi,
Law, andsthat the people think Il wonld
be mneh better 10 keep The interest
money 81 home. Itis thonghf this bill
win haSs hard Foad 10 tlaval sven 4
Il gets layorably reported To the house
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03
sbaTiEs's sale.
TWalfIh Juzlicial District Court, Parish Of naloa
HicE STATE q Ilnni siaua.-sFso 1916
AUREETEE TRAHeN, E,t Ala,
FELIX X WELSH.

LE VIRTUE ofla writ q asri faeias iuassa
d and tn me iireetsd by fhs hdnSrablg clIi7il
t9Taaald, liuFa sfiEsd anlss M nileT for sale at
pnelin auetioB, % the last aiid iiehast fiiidsr
With the h6noht Of appEliaauen4 n the court
honso door. IN the eisy 81 Lasls Ghnfles. la q
'aaaAmEti ~. Assce4za tsssr . "A. Rs@ss
between legal bones tie f6IloHiug described
property, aitnatad IN the iowa ef Welsh, Parish
of Aalcaeisr. siato Of A0uisiana and described a.
fnllgWg, t0Wii
Lais \ gral'sr Three gal and Six tg, Of Blook
NnmbeT Seventeen IN.
Seized under said writ
Ierms-Cash.
DAVID y REID.
Sheriff Of 0afessiau Pafish La
5nefiia 3 Ollae, Lake Charles, La Npv. lsf IEs9.
d. B. Gonham, Eco. Atty f0r Plaintiff.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

Or viii exehsuge for iumber--a Pleyel Up
right Piano, 10 first~ciaksas.drF n
Address JOHN MURPHY.
96 lt 29no Ghnreh 81 E,aIn..stl,u r.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

ll7tistli 9udieiai tiisttist Court siase og osia
AaN, eariah ee Aalnasiea



s. Il dEAAAS 4sANAA IA. EHii{a, atllly asas
wstnr ~ aia eEeirfAE Eesf aat
Hzl Sled M sgid foqr aHf aenllaafiJa ~ Us ~
trA IA laust staiafgsi q eaif Frogs1a'n a
l1 Eall fr1sald 4dtH fi1itinrF es ant3
aa ftp ti5a1 ans ae deaigin n.
e luaill 47G 2IfllaE1ie45 |1
tse " ia FQ4s nNglg sH sfaf as
fe 20 e ~ EFaftit
s'la IE fhs lrti m
ss 1870 sn1 ~
6I
tir snfe, a e Ca
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

rtE FIKTrE III ; writ - fsri fsefaa launs.f
IL aald " ane elrActad ~ thd ben1sahie 6offf
nielasalaI aals A1iasd ald Sill 9a1r Ia aslf a.
pase auptai ~ the iass aan hiehsat a3adeE
Nisn re iisaeIil VI apqnsi.ezaaals - tas caai
fnasl slass % fhls pagish ~ he ctsw ~ I.ti-e
ilheai1l. La nn
aatmNgamgs l@NNaaale@F 3e1us aGa,
befHd Iesai h0rrs tt8 follofine 1etaais
prsahRtf iaiaa &n thr rity ~ L8hs afla5
GassAsse1 pesiph $50 Il l0uirlaHA tei
tlaa Sa qAs ae ile Dege5t tass 1afnAr4f
ilgEN N tH tr qi1li1 1lo1i ~. rlI = 1ioea
10 eaetal sa falaab 90 seaf faanan 91n.
FiHE aAFt eesf -is7eer IEiilie liae M -
i iHl ~ ilia s5fs iatsl
&Nss F40pRE
1ll N1fef elt T9
4etnia,4laeii.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

Sheriff Of Caleasisn Parish, Ia,
sheriff 0fies, Lake Charles La Nov lst 1s93
Geo, III. A. i, Weiis Eaqrs., Att ysf0r PITTS
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03
@laeriR,s 80.
WILLIAM W, HEARD, AUDITOR, VS.. @. p.
HAMPTON, et AL

Twelfth Judicial District Coart Parish of Calea
aleu-, state Of Louisiana.--Ko 1000.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03

sEeusamss ase.

Issslfih Jnaiclai nistsiet Court Rafisb ef Ciaica
sspH Siafe ri E,auiAaaa sSe A8is
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03
@lnnriH7n sic.


Twelfth Judicial District Cent, Parish Of Caloa-
siUu, Saata Of LnaisianA.-No. 1000.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-11-03
sheriff. sale.
pRAEzICKA. oswALll u 4. ]. REIp q J

Twelfth Jn3licial Disirict Court. State of Lon
ana, Rarish Of Galeasieu.- 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-10

The japanese holidays are the New
Year., the celebration of which lasts
for three days; God Fox's day on the
ID Of the second month; the Feast of
Dolls for little gills, on the Sd of the
third month; the Feast of Flags, for
little boys, on the 9TH of the fifth
month; the Abiution mass in the sixth
month; the Tanabata on the 7th of the
seventh month; the day of tie chrys-
anthemum flowers and the festival of
Inoko late in the fall. Red boiled
beans and rice is the delicacy eaten on
the I'd Of February, rice cakes wrapped
in oak leaves are for the 5th of May.
Sake is drank on all occasions, but
with a spray of peach blossoms in the
bottle on the Sd of March, and bunch
OF chlysanthemum blossoms on Chrys-
anthcmum day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-10
ooWN MouNr HAMILTON.

A Thri ling Stage Coach Ride At Full
Speed, Turning Many sharp Curves.
IL was late when we left the build
ing and began the downward trip.
says q writer in the Californian, II
was so dark that I determined to ride
down far as Smiths, making the
start from there afcesh in the morning.
The coach | happened 10 catch con.
tained party Of excursienists, The
road 9oYn nom the summit is in all
probability the finest cut road in the
world, but it issteep, abounds in SHARP
turns and terrific precipices, and IL not
q road one would select to 60 down at
full sp ed Yet when tho four-in-hand
turned down into the road, the driver
mashed his hat firmly on his head and
brought crack from his whip like
report Of revolver, at which the
horses sprang forward in a mad gallop.
Crack came the whip again, and with
terrific sway the heavy coach swuns
round the curve and went tearing
1Hn the road while ftful shrieks
began to come from the 'insides." 3"
Trees spectral trunks, great oaks and
sycamores flew By, clouds of dust rose
and lid the landscape SO that the
horses seemed rushing into a fog
bank Over bridges we went, the
thunder Of hoofs rising in the night
with weird and forbidding sound.
The pace kept increasing: the horses
we're ut dead run, sweeping round
curves with a frightful swing, now
coming up under the Lralle with 4
terrific crash, then tearing madly on
ia the wild race for the lights of
Smiths away boiow in the gloom.
Great trees with long branching arms
reached ou5, seeming TO intercept the
road Cults of gloom opened up sud
tcnly as the coach dashed around
curves. Spectral sycamores stood
white and distinct, where on every
side masses Of verdure made the night
more impcnetrable-a black gulf all
shout, down which they seemed
elsurrying. On plunged the coach
horses and driver seemingly gone mad
until finally, after pivoting around
IN q remarkable manner, we rushed
away in cloud of dust over the little
bridge into the blonding and welcome
light of Smiths inn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-10

THE recent letter from the pope in
the first place makes clear the purpose
of the appointment of Mgr. Satolli as
an apostolic delegate to America, espec-
tally emphasizing the fact that he
has not come to this country TO per
form limited duties, but as the
spiritual representative of the pope
delegated with the fullest authority to
act for him. The chief motive Of i'm
mediate appointment of the APOSTLE
delegate was the urgency, as itseemed
to his holiness, of putting an end to
the dissensions in the Catholic church
In this country and the petty con
trOversies over the education of Catho.
lie youth. The pope wisely advocates
In this letter the urgency Of Roman
Catholics in America preserving de
voted adherence to this country
stimulating their patriotism by ad
vising them thus: "Prove the earn.
estness of your love for your coun-
try"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-10
Sad Accident to Two Pottsvile Boys.

Sad Accident to Two POttsvil1e Boys.
PoTTsvILLE, July 10.--While a party Of
boys were crossing the trestling of the
Pennsylvania railroad at the lower end Of
town last evening they sat down on the
tracks to view a coal train passing under
meath on the Reading railroad The noise
OF the latter drowned the approach of a
Lehigh passenger train from New York
and before the boys were aware Of it the
train was upon them. Ira Sallade, 19 years
of age son of Deputy Sheriff Sallade, was
cut in two and expired almost instantly
Fred Suter, aged 18, son of J. J, Suter,
merchant tailor, had both legs badly man
gled and was seriously injured about the
body and head. He cannot possibly re-
cover. The other boys in the party were
on the down track and escaped injury. A
sharp curve and an iron bridge, it is
claimed, prevented the engineer from see
ing the boys in time to save them.