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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-31
&leinerc Va6ri6ten aus S.sot
uno ltmgegenO.

g. 5. peteriOn, 3 abnarst,
96l WtainltraBe.
- am 3. Npp. miro Elm Soloaten
Sentmal i'm bieli9en GlnppOo Geme=
terD erri6tet meroen.
= G~Ontrattor Slid iii nit Dem guu
elmer a1t SUP bOben Sretterum,Qu=
nlln9 um ytntlpoOO Part bei6aitigt.
= .@arlano" Sefen uno Hanoes
to1en Die MtablSeiten uno wdrmen Die
Slmmer Tlr olele WiliOnen.
= Sparen Sic ibr @elo? Wsnn
nidt, perOen Sic Mitglieo Der Soma
Building IL SOan ATociatipn. Gde
Der IL. uno GlapitraBe.
= gm "a. Oft. mar Die feierlide
GrO1nung Der neuen Staot6alle al
Sperspile. Die o6air" wel6e oieier
Seier IOlgte, mar iebr erfolgrei9.
= YruSent auf Sepoiiten besablt
iiir ir9enO cine 3eit aui Summen bon
500 poll. Soma Building Il 9oan
NnociatiOn, Gde Der IL. uno Clap
StrQBe.
IeOuSirte Preiie auf allen por=
rdtbigen @aaren Der SaiiOn, wie 10
DIT geIa9t. Spre6et pOr. Die preiie
linO oerart reOu5irt, oaB feline S9wie=
rlgteIten barber entlteben weroen.
Sas. 9epi d &c.,
Ode Der z. uno WainltraBe.
Sn Chicago iol Serr Wartin
Wa9ner. wel6er oabier in go. 2027
an Der g8aibingtpn StraBe mobnt, BON
einem Nfanne, Der i'm bel ieinem Na=
men nannte, bel Settle 9enommen uno
nit pO~r0ebaltenem &epolper alsoann
um $75 beraubt mOroen iein.
- .. &. Seurp Sbeilbaber Der @po-
tbeten 6irma Senrp IL Nblers bon
Bellevue begins am Samita9 Selblt=
moro. inOem er ii9 Die &eble our6=
i6nitt. IS iiberleben Serrn Senru
ieine Satin 9eborne Miler bon Belle
pue uno Slpel SObne bon ie IA uno IL
Sabren.
Ger spOlijabri9e Sobn ocs Srn.
6. Miler ipielte am Sreita9 4beno an
Der IA uno Maple StraBe uno iiel oa-
bel 10 un9liidlid aui ein Solsitlb6en
oas aus Dem Sooen berpOrlta6 oaB &c
ibm in Die &eble. Ourd Die 2uitrDbre
orans. Mann beiir9tet Den 5oo Oes
&leinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-31

Serr 9. u. &bOmberg, Der betannte
SiqueurbQnOier bon Der 6irma 6. q.
&bOmber9 lno Sobn, ltarb am per=
flOllenen 6reitage nm 3 uDr Wpr9ens
in ieiner WObnung Oabier.
Serr Z. u. NDomberg puroe 81
Sornbirn in Sprpl in Selterrei1 am
Is. SUM oes Sabres l843 9~ebOren uno
tam am %. Sebrunr 1860 mad Nme=
rit uno Dubuque, no er bel ieinen
gruoer S. u. Ebpmberg in oas 9i=
quelr9ei6ait trat, in luel6em er balo
Die Stelle zines Superintenoenten err
belt. Sm Sabre 1865 begann er Elm
ejgenes Siqueurgei6ait bier in Su=
buque. Oils s. St. @rapes uno s. u.
9tbOmberg Die Observation-Disclosures bar=
ten, ilbernabm Der Yeritorbene ben
Sau pieler Wteilen Der Sinie, mel6e
9lrbeit er auf oas 4QererfOlerei6lte
o~usiibrte. Spdter trat Serr GbOnt=
berg Dleoer nit GERM Yaul Sraut uno
u. j. SNe9er in oOs &iqueursei6dit
elm uno sur Selt leines SDOes Itnno er
Der 6irma =. u. Gbpmbers uuO Sobn
DOR.
9err GbDmberg perheiratbete ii6 am
%. Suli 1866 nit SKI. Margaretba
Saeger, pelde ibn nit 3 &inoer, 2
3Odter unO elnsm So9re, iiberlebt.
Sie 5D6ter Iiuo 6rau u. Oeeb, Srl.
Iu9ultG Gbomberg uno Der SDbn Serr
9. u. &bOmberg, jr. @eitere udbere
3erpNnOte oes Yerltprbenen lino oeiien
griioer Die Serrn s. u. Gbomberg,
geliber Der Dubuque StraBenbabn=
9eieli6ait, Dominic &bomberg, ippie
Die beioen Oei6wilter 6rau Goei6 bon
Dubuque unO 6rau Sein5le, pelbe
nod in europa wobnt. Gem Teritor=
benen iino i6On Elm gruoer gtamena
6ran3 uno cine S6weiter, Srau Gon=
RAD Sefer, i'm Sooe Observation-Disclosures.
Serr 4. q. &bOmbsrg mar elmer Der
erfplgreidlten Gei9ditsmlnner ocr
StuOt Dubuque. Gr mar Elm Mann
Der oh ieiner 6reigebi9teit, belonoers
81 6arit0tipen 3peden, einen iebr
e]brenluertben &uf bate. Serr 3hom=
berg mar ein W(it9lieo Der S6iiBen=
9eielli6aft uno u.rl6ieoener anoerer
Yereine. Sas Degrading fano unter
iebr 3ablreiaer Segleitung BON 6reun=
ben, getannten uno gernanoten am
SOuntag Na6mittag I'M 2 ubr BON
Der Mtarien : STRIDE aus na1 Dem
oeuti9=tatbOlIi9en 6rieOboie ltatt.
Sas pierjdbrige sO6terden oes Srn.
SOuis M.ls iiarb am 6reitas Na6mit=
tag um 2 uBr in Der ~g8Obnuns isiner
Sitprn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-31
Aus Yetersbura, Suma.

Ssrr uno Srau Baum bon Dubuque
beiu6ten lsBte g8O4s Serrn uno Srau
pape BON bier.
Wihel 6. Srier bon ct. 9Onatus,
Sa., miro I'M &auie oes @inters bic
S6ule bier 81 petersburg beiuden.
Serr uno Srau SOosbrOd ieierten
i'm Seiieiu elmer sablrei6en Sreunoes=
i6aar ibre lielberne SO1Seit oabier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-31
Varit su p%crfanjcu.

100 gter, a6t Weilsu iiioli6 pom On,
buque al Der Bellevue Eoao, cine Yiertel
Weile bon tatbolii6er STRIDE uno S6ule.
9feue uno complete gebauiunsen uub g8ai,
lerlettuus, III elmer guteu Wolferei ie6r
poiieno. Ra6;uiruseu bel Der Geuti6 .tatbo,
lil6en Srud9eieQl6ait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-31

Sic Dubuque Gnamsling @orts"
III nun in boiler 8etriebe uno iinoet
einen guten glbiaB fir ibre PrOOutte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-31
gu %hcrfaufcu.

Gin idOu Selesenes ~gSobnbaus NIT iieben
3immerl. Ereis biuig. gu guteu Stra,
BEN nit pra6tpoller ausiidt geleSen. gta9s
Suim9en bel !. y. S6rOoer, Gte Der
8. uio Nbite StroBe, DUBUQUE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-31
SnDcsfauc.

SIN bieii9en Srappiitentlolier gu
gtew Wfellerep itarb an 9Onnerita9 b.
". Der ebrw. SruOer Sobarn, elmer
Der YtOniere oes iegeHsrei6 w~irtenOer
Sroensbauies in unlerem Gountp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-31
Urjuht.

GIN belti6er Mann als reiierber glsent
tir Enetpp's Wfeoi;ineu uuo mebisiuiide
gepbl6er. Na9Suirageu bel (. ". Ruete,
56S Wiaiu StraBe, Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-31
&iit 9ctcr ocrTttct.

Gin sctcn a~crrttct. 2
EppIar Cvser, Rort, 2. Wfdrl 9l.
Retu oEtsiaSrigGs ESsttrdCu bate ct. GetistaHj ls
T5Limrl esb nc aau; biIflos aui benz Bette lag une torts
pShreuo psi5te gue iclbit midi ipIshen noe laludti
iSnntG, o5rs erei bis ptG NAL uc:ssblt3s Serln9e 81
MAIDEN unisr gr.I bsiuttc is ta91t9, e5sr troposm
uuTee fe islais: islinIaCc, bis tS r9dtor Eonie
gerucusSiastcr" gsbgGg5lS, ea beherts f3 tbT Sntano
ioiort uus lest 1T tic ueui.duotg s:heilt. Sd bin tei
tSsr;suot, bab ID. GcbeH eErG oleIe yIeet5tr 9ersttei
puree. SD cu2itGlc sisielbe cIcu Nsrpsrleteeuesu UNI
HismGua tam ibr e~enlsenS go5 2oueu;
90u benz g:rt0Icg Der Short lire to the
Roman Catholic Church"
TiitgIisssr EI.irsr GsmeiabC, rstre Stbrer iorts I'd
i.I6it bab:n Better &SUie's NsrueuzS Starter" NIT her
tsitsu gTiOEssn Se5reuGt. So snlstebIe %bsnislbsn Guf'
Eiaiislk Taltor ). -. gpot.
GarusItOE. SuS., 16. Seat. 1891.
S4sA.mS Elm pertbppGtS BUD fir SercsuIeiosrtbs
GEIRA NIB cine QrpbC'5loiss ~sueeiauot. GrIne
W srBaIteu oT1 bic pIC6i5lE rHioHit.
Slele UteoiStrt Dur0e iCtt BEN Sabre 1875 ocr BEN
poem. qaitor &bnig i'll Sort @oguc. Sub., S~Ibersttgt
EHb iest uuter ieIuer &ntoetiuug Don Der
kCENlG MEDICINE CO.,
"SS L~andolph Ste, CHICAGO, Hi.
Bel spptbcfcrn Si babrn fur
S1.oO Ole GIaidle,- q Slaifen fur $500,
srobe $1.75, 6 Jar $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-31

Sas pierjdbrige 3O9ter6en oes Srn.
SOuis Mlels liarb am 6reitag Na6mit=
tag um 2 ubr in Der g8Obuung lelner
Gltern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-31

2elHlIllt HtUuul ulu luul ItlltIl ltUtII-
ten. Gie beiagteu gei6luIie gelten
nidt fir Oieie &eute, iOnOern Selten
Dem olten waferen Sorace SOies, welz
der pdbreno ieiner slpei Sermine, Die
er in 4mte perbra6te, ben Namen
Oes Staates Soma uno ben Mutb uno
Die uneri6iltterli6e SOpalitdt Der Se=
mOtratie bon Soma gu S6lagwOrtern
oes Cages gemd6t bat.
Sic iolen geltcn 9e9en Serrn Sd.
j. YbiQip5, Del6er lein bObes Amt
ais S6eriH 10 gut Oermaltet bat, oaB
er per 9lttlam0tiOn wieoer nOminirt
wuroe, wie es ia ieinen Yorgdngern
geiAeben.
SIZE iOuten 9eltsn 9e9en Serrn paul
5rGut, Del6er ais GOuntDl6aBmeilter
bic 6inanSen Oes GOuntps oerart psr=
lpultet bat, oaB err Oengtamen zines
Der beiten S6uBmeiiter ben oas GOuntD
ie gebabt erwOrben hat uno wel6cr
our6 Stimmeneinbeit in elmer Der gr0B=
ten uno beltuertretenen @OEntgcOuOen=
%tionen, Die je ltGttgeiunoen, Su einem
oritten 5ermin wieOernOminirt wuroe.
9ieie manner limb alle
erprObte uno treue SemO=
traten. sic buben d alle
ais 9etreue DE ge=
bepieien. Sic limb alle
regelmGBi9 nemiuirt wOroen. Der ein=
Si9e ginWuri ben man bat lit, oaB lie
6auOioatsn iiir einen oritten Sermin
iino. 9ieier GinwNno trift iowObl
GOuOerneur SUies ais AUDI Die Serrn
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

Since its tirst introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal tonics and
alteratives-containing nothing which
permits its use as beverage or intOx-
icant, it is recognized as the best aud
purest medicine for all ailments of
stomach, liver or kidneys. 1t will
cure sick headache, indigestion, con-
stipation, and drive malaria from the
system. Satisfaction guaranteed with
each bottle or the money will be re-
funded. Price only scots. per bottle.
Sold at Eagle drug stere. 2
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

w authorize our advertised drug
glst to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds,
upon this condition: II you are AZ
fiicted With a cough, cold or any lung,
throat or chest trouble, and will use
this remedy as directed, giving it a
fair trial, and experience no benefit,
you may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could not
make this offer did We not know that
DR.. Kings New Discovery could be
relied on. It never disappoints. Trial
bottles free at Eagle drug store
Large size so cts. and si.Oo. 2
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

lying as closely as Worlds Fair visitors
pushing through an exit gate at the
closing hour.
"Old Pribylov and his crew shouted
for joy, for he had at last found the
mysterious breeding place Of the willy
seal. His fortune was made. He
LOADED down his ship with skins and
sailed back to Ounalaska, after leav-
ing part of the crew TO guard the
secret OF his discovery. He sold his
cargo in the nearest Russian port and
fitted out his vessel for another voy-
age north. Before leaving the island
he took possession of it In the name of
the Gar of Russia, and named it st,
George, after his vessel. But the Sc
cret was too big to keep, and the next
year, 1887, all his men deserted him,
and when he started to sail north from
Ounalaska, dozen vessels lowered
about him and followed his vessel
north. His secret became known and
the seal islands became common prop
erty. Pribylov's men discovered the
other seal island, St. Paul's, thatsame
summer. These seal islands are 200
miles from any other island or main
land, and are ] 900 miles north Of Sit
ka as the crow flies, or / 800 miles by
vessel. 1t is difficult to approach the
islands, and a vessel sometimes fingers
for two weeks in their vicinity before
being able to find them on account of
the dense fog. These islands lie just
where the warm Japan current of the
Pacific meets the icy currents from
the Arctic Ocean, and hence the fog
of summer and the binding snow Of
winter. The seal that inhabits the
warmer waters o. the central Pacific
in the winter seeks this constant sum-
mer fog every year"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10
BueIslen.s ArnIca salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, few
er sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
bains, c0rns and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

That 10 have perfect health you must
have pure blood, and the best way To
have pure blood is to take Hoods Sar-
saparilla, the best blood purifier and
strength builder. 1t expels all talnt
Of scrofula, salt rheum and all other
bumors, and at the same time builds
up the whole system and gives nerve
strength.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

"a chemical success and medical
triumph" SO speaks an eminent physi-
clan in reference TO Ayers Cherry
Pectoral; and the eulogy was none too
strong. No other medicine is so safe
and efIicaclous in all diseases Of the
throat and lungs.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

Nothing succeeds like success, -
and nothing will more quickly insure
success than true merit For fifty
years Ayers Sarsaparilla has main
tained its popularity as the superior
blood purifier. 1t stands upon its own
merits and never fails to give salts
faction.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

San Juan county supports Ave doc.
tors, among them one lady. And San
Juan has no undertaken, either
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

A Phoenix party who was 10 Port
land, Oregon, few days ago, saw Fred
Smith, the defaulting Tucson land Of
fee receiver. Smith was broke and
this party gave him $40 with which to
pay his way back to British Columbia,
where he would be safe from American
ofIicers.--Gazette
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

Bids for rebuilding the big flume
three miles above Eddy are now being
advertised for and the contract will
probably be let by Nov. 15.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

II the hair is falling out, or turning
gray, requiring a stimulant with nour-
iShment and coloring food, Halls Veg
etable Sicllian Hair Renewer is just
the specific.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

Six hundred volumes were received
by the Ration public library last week,
the donation of the Santa Fe railroad.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

DIR. G. N. Wood, of Silver City, hav-
ing resigned as member of the New
Mexico board of medical examiners,
the governor appointed DR.. w. NJ
Upton, OF Las Vegas, a member Of
the board.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

HooD's Pills may be had by mail
for 25 cents Of c. l. Hood s. Co.,
Lowell, Mass. 2
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

1t is predicted that the influx of
health seekers to New Mexico this
winter will be unprecedented.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

A F. CLARKE NJ. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Physician ana surgeon for the Southern
Paciic railroad.
omec next door to the Eagle Drug Store.
lorisburg New Mexico
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10

BEN. TITUS,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Collections made orall the states and Terri
tories.
Lordsburg New Mexico
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-11-10
nR. II. Il. king.


.,omius New Mexico
Dr.. King will visit Lordsbure every sixty
days
The sun., 1893-03-26

apartment. she had been unable to find any
Mr.. Baldwin accom- panying her to the room to
uid her in a further search. Mr.. Baldwin was
ea hs
and chsrgsd her with having mpnrt;sdd to her
her sister. the gentleman began also to look
and searched in vain for the Intruder; He re-
fused to beeyS that it was the spirit Of d his
her plea for divorce that on one, occasion she
whom he called Kosamond. and TO whom he
addressed prayer to go away and leave him
in peace; On entering the room she found her
husband alone. and he became angry when she
mad been talking to any one.
4, After this began series OF petty .persecu.
nart being y f invisible S but pinehlps ,rs M 1ie
hair about her face. This ,wns usually when
present. bur on several occasions. in the pres
ence OF guests. she was hardly able to sup
istered to her by her Visible torn entor:
She remembers once showing toa lady caller
hed sr
moment 10, be iixod on her hostess pretty:
Baldwin TO cry out as though in paip. and 70
BEEN here re the si ntfb beiore rs nadwn @
maid testified 20 having seen n woman in wnita
about the house. but she was never close
enough TO her to obtain sight Of her face.
the figure she had seen on tho FIRST night OF
her installation ms mistress of the house and
was retained after tho first Mrs Baldwin's
death, testifies to her present mistress having
drawn ms perfect n likeness Of her pred decessor
Rs could only have come from one familiar
with her in life or look ing at her as she spoke.
which il the more remarkable MS Mra. Bald
still alive.
1T j. understood that Mr.. Baldwin promised
his first wife when She was dying that he
viewed regarding the suit brought by Ills wife.
he declared that he had nothing to say.
The sun., 1893-03-26
Playing the Ghos. Unnwares.


HuIEDoRoUoE. Ark. March 2l.-There has
week or more. and the supers,itious Of tho
community, have been confirmed in their
views until last night. when tho m mystery was
solved. livery night between tho hours OF ]
and !! tho steeple ot the old Methodist chapel
has been tho promennie ground for n tall
figure clad in wlite floating loosely about;
Shouts md showers OF stones seemingly had
no effect on the ghost. which pursued its way.
only pausinE every now and then to look over
into the old graveyard below. as II msdita'inE
u leap down into its'dessrloI grave.
At last. after having warned the spoctrc that
no was going 10 fire upnn it, Col. Davenport
OF this place did ailn and let fly at it tho eni ire
during tho civil war. but when, to the nttor
cpnStnrnatior IT tho assembled crowd below.
thi, hTd 10 eIIrcc Whatever on the spectral
nEuie. Tho watcher. headed ~ tho Colonel.
fsd the SCENE,
across figure anslwcrEng tho description of
clothes uhior is .ara. Tho Doctor
turnrd about and followed 1t 10 tho OLD
chapel. wharo 1t proceeded to mount the
beiry stairs md TO promenade tho rick
ety railing encircling the stecnln. When this
rayed Itself In ordinary attire. ana alter y
This was tho i;S-Yenr-od sol of John lirasI-
wirs. WHO. an brinG in:orinnd that II Was he
wi'o had c:rn'a ad the stn"niion that had kait
tho town aud roiimuaity ngog Trr over q.
was even incrolulons, but on issnin. forth
that evening. aud on bDing. awakan"d cnd
shown hls airy attire. snccumbed. and allowed
watch to be set OYER him.
The sun., 1893-03-26

In lazy sea. and alopG straight line on the
The vessels anchored along tho coast had
Groped their way to their places In Che log,
and all wero more or less ont OF position. AT
times this made II seem that tho Philadelphia
was far ahead OF the requlrements, and tn en-
again far boiind. Al length Block island was
abcam. but no ono could see the beacons. Two
hours had passed. and 1t was time that the
vessel was on her return trip IL she should win
premium for hor builders There was much
excitement on board.
Capt. Erben. now Comm odore and comman-
dant OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard. wns In charge
Of the trial board. He alone claimed 10 see
the Block Island beacons. although u dozen
pairs OF eyes were sfraining for them through
Rlasscs, The contractors thought they had
been passed, but finally Capt Erben ex-
claimed There they araW IL was nearly
twenty minutes behind time. and tho con-
tractors were worry grave: Capt. Erben rushed
from the bridge gesticulating like an excited
Il saw 'em" he exclaimed. Turn her
roundl Turn her round and go back"
William CramD OF the contracting firm was
in charge OF tho vessel. He could not conceal
his ehagrin ut the performance OF the vessel
IL Capt. Erben was right He thought it
etrapRe that only Capt Erben had caught the
beacone. He iooked steadily at the excited
at somewhat clustering Captain and said
nothing. The ship was plungirG on ahead
and the wind was whistling. In the little rig
ging she carried as u storm does In smaller
boat going at less speed.
" Turn her round. say" said Capt Erben.
Il tell you / got EN-: turn her round" Then
The sun., 1893-03-26

don't talk q spy.hias sss Tn sci5s e Join
such a club. as that TO hsin q woman when she
dSTn s n On her sss thnn there y 10 nlnes, an s,t ~
lii,Is si isst SsiSs s5saen., " e, on a, the
Ing and the rest: but she has sewing classes.
aaGer s2G sna ns. Sni nss sse s All
running the house In ten years, keeping tile
Soa so s.nS s sss or t
S.nsryaS Ssss liz ] + s%; bard 4. EssF Mi s.:
her ei Sse Esst sn any i eas
either. There is qualification. IL but no nieasgre
Your success Isn't for one night only non
eessfui as periornsneo a cvorv night OF course il
girl hns great talent she can't be hanny i1
Other s r the tns s'.ss 81
than thereis IN Of Il. Some Of the hn npidest mar
riaees have eyer known have heen between
the stage trying to marry outside Of her pro.
fession, ltlust makestrounle, Certain things
by % the unproiessiSnai III iI' Besides. j don't be.
Ehe FlvGs re best q herself !. her pr.Isssion
strength has sho left TO ont up with any mans
whims or interference. After tiresome p9?.
does when no comes home to dinner altor q
day in the street. He tlkes his wife'a head
don't blame him any, but ask the same
privilege, OF lust hcing let alone when am
tired and cross. nad not being bothered by
having q man sitting around growing or by
keeping up my side Of IL domestic quarrel
Want my ideae on the servant girl rroh-
al this chnne eing aud bother that other women
talk about. Ono Of my maids has been with
me nine years and the other one ak. You
can't be small and exnctng with servants:
ion nave to allow tor 50 much waste and
and then not fret and fuss about it, You get
better service through generosity than prnu-
riousness. aud 1t doesn't cost any more in the
and [ nnu"
The sun., 1893-03-26

Mr. Cramp quietly nodded to his Captain. tho
turn was made. and tho race back began. Tide
and wind were favorable now. The bun shone
and tho great white vessel plunged along
snorting and shrieking. Soon 1t was seen that
she would win. Every foot aim ost every inch.
deck that might impede the speed OF the ves-
sci was removed. Even an empty pail was
kick ed away. and when she crossed the line.
ing the tops. Of her smok kestacks. she had
made n record Of 1868 knots an hour. the
best made up to that timo by any vessel OF her.
tractors Of Sl35.OOO.. the largest yet paid on
any OF our new vessels.
The Philadelphia at once became a favorite
e. The ye
entirely American. surpassed her speed in q
race on the Pacific coast, developing In squirt
little more than twenty knots. Later 1t was
wero too heavy for her. and that the vibra-
tion OF the machinery was very pronounced.
The nasts were changed. and the vesse! took
to the n Baltim ore. Of which she Is practicaiiy =
sister ship. the plans for the huIls being dsn-
tical md OF English design. ,She Is not now
Francisco. the stur vessels OF our unarmored
cruisers. hut she is o fine specimen OF marine
construction. far in advance OF her type in
other navies-
The Philadelphia is .32ze feet long. is 4s.e
feet broad. draws 1872 feet OF watsr. has dis
placement Of 1924 tons and MAXIMUM horse
power Of sslS Her armnment consists as %, Ct
outfit Of smaller guns. The cost OF building
It Is probably because Admiral Ghersrdi
ship and has, become attached and, accus-
toned to her that he has preferred her as a
flagship on this occasion to tho Newark.
rons s i and nd is entirely Of American design and
construction.