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plAYlNo WonLo.s FAIR.
That - = sev aam. and tne sbiIdrsa
HaF. Lots ~ Tan ~if6 a..

aHtNA - - 1ffH NANtN anu hMN Htiuram
Have Lots ~ Fun ~its ~.
Playing worlds fair IL now favor
ito Amusement 81 the aunlier boys and
girls ~ Chicago. Many ~ them have
seen Tor themselves the beauties ~ the
expedition, inciadiug the bizarre gio-
rios Of the Midway Plaisance. All these
things the little ones Try 10 reproduce
In woodsheds and nttlcs aud un.ier
back porohcs Toys and picturcs and
lanterns aud any thing else that can -
made 90 simulate some feature ~ che
exposition So set up ira the fair aud an
an admission fec varying from Gye pins
- one cent j. collected from ueighllor-
ing 'kidsr who are not favored With
fuil-term passes ~ the directors
West side mother recently observed
great agitation among her little fs,ek
and on inquify was told they had
worlds fair in the ba.cmcnt. and that
she might come in Tor cent She
paid no more attention ~ Else matter
till in The afternoon her iittIa boy. aged
seven. ran in with glowing cheeks and
told her ~ come quick and SEE fseir
Midway. and that Jennie ani Mhiis--
uci Thbor's little girls were dancing
like tho Pcrslana ~ the fair There
wa cu0fgh in this 10 alarm IN. ynang
mairDn. and, apparently responsive -
She boys urgent Invitation. she permit.
ted herself ~ b. led % ths tasemens.
where she was horriGet az that she
saw Jennie and MAlle. Mttle tofs 81
about SIX yenrs - age we're psrehesl on
q dry-Fo0ds boz doing duty ~ . stage
and, clad only la single garments. were
going through motions that would
have besn moat shocking BE- fasir soy
gcstive dspravitv were Il NOS Tor ths
baby Innocence - the performer. A
most enthiatastle audiences % at-6at
their own age aVp.audod fhe tiuy
dancer al equaiiy iznoFant Ard limo.
cent without provoking inquirv 81 -
Why she DID g. the mother managed -
stop the dance and - obtain fFoss
the children . promise that they roai8
not rrpeat H. Cantious auestioninF
developed TIE fsef thas large toy &c
lived in the Ehboshaoi and who had
seen the Midway dances had IBID tha
llttle fellows who teens Tagtlnr 10 ere
play fair that the Midway aas ths t.ss
part - the exposition. and had tod
them hove tg Reproduce shs sesues ans
bad taught She ilttlc girls how a. IRIS.
tate the cont0rtiDns % EN- c4lensal
daucrra a-Chir1va Herald
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WIT AND WISDOM.

The utmost reach OF reason Is 10
recognize what an iuhnity Of things 90
beyond a. Pascal
lit is meet that breach 81 promise
cases should be- heard Ina a court house
boston Transcript
~ n sunshine had 20 be paid for there
arc people who would declare that can
die light could beat H. Rams Horn
-Yabsley Well, what's the latest
IN the racing line2" Nudge -'"Tho
horse bet ON usually indianapolis
Journal
~ understand Jigson Il financially
interested 10 the firm he Is with" yes,
they owe him six months salary. 49,
Wcsthcid Union.
The great danger 81 looking too
much upon tho wine when it's red 10
that one may begin using II for paint.
Philadelphia Times
"A rose tree that does not blossom IL
Of no use in the garden a vine that
bears mo grapes Is Of no use Ia the vine.
yard p 49, Dale. - D.
"A Boston card-player asserts that
no woman. though she were deaf
mute from her birth up. could keep
st.N in a game ~ whist N. = Times.
"Chappie was completely disguised
81 tie BALL Went ~ prince, ] sup
poser ono, wore dress suit and %
u1eh md everyone took him for q
man Inter Ocean
he What makes Charley Bicycles
wear that string 90 bis new straw has?
lie 70 Keep 50 from blowing away
when Doc talks through H. Washing
ton star
~ every man were a. good a. the
woman vino loves him fondly believes
Dr. s thc morals ~ the world would
undoubtedly be very much improved. -
soncrg ie Journal
Ha Worst Suspicious Verified -
'Just ss ] expected muttered SIR
Biu. Examining h.s shaving imple-
meuts 'NY wife has quit complaining
ab11t BIER c1rns and roy razor is ruined 4"
Chicago Tribune.
LAGER said the attentive clerk
eyes madam. we have ali kinds
What sort shall . show you9' 'Y0u
can show me some ancestral lace re-
p.Iel Nr trewc Doyle 3 hear that
is .r stylish now Vogue
rood mlny folks in dis world qit
crri fnr u.In clever dcah hrrddern.
wen ar aact oo dr matter is dat dore
clevrrnc-s consists iu deere ability 20
keep dc world from Gndin. ont how
ignorant dey really are. Rev Pink
PUNK
I'VE can not render benefits % thoas
from whom we receive them. or only
seldom Eut the benefit we receive
must hc rendered araln. line Tor line.
aer for deed to s1mcbosiy Beware
o. o.. meeh good staying iu your nandi
Emerson
-iicr heauty is all composed 81 theft.
kcf hair stole from hpoil1s goldy
loess Der white and red lilies and roses
stolen nut of paradise. her eyes two
STAR. piuc',cd from the skye her nose
thc rnon. of loves dial chat tells
vuu hns tho c.ocf 81 her heart goes -
Ben Ionson
What nonsense this an ia about
men getting on their knees when they
rrapos, s4id Mrs Pursiow 81 Der dear
f~rul My husband didnt do ans
suai ffturd thing witen De- asked me
o. mafrY him Gle did when Be pro.
poscd 90 me. said the dear friend vita
out thinking -Harpcrs Basar.
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pavilion In the southern portion Of the
grounds
10 b. very probable that lovers ~
thoroughbred horseficsh sgiil soon have
an opportunity 81 seeing the greatest
81 all living equinea, for which
tlb0. 900 was paid less than year ago
Negotiations are now pending between
hr. Mills. superintendent 81 The live
stock exhibit az the worlds fair
and william O'Brien AcDonough. the
young California millionaire. fof two
weeks exhibition 81 the great English
stallion and unbeaten thorough bred.
Ormoude. The horse was formerly the
property 81 the duke 81 Westminster
and was sold by bin 20 south Amer
can for 100000. The perfection Of the
animal ia conformation. his unbeateu
record ~ siEteen races. defeating the
greatest runners Ina ali Europe. and hia
great success as sire Orrno and 81
Cation, his sons. being two a. the
champions u the English turf-mnke
him b. far one n the greatest thorough
brods that ever looked through q bride
week ago OrDonde arrived in New
York from England and will soon BE-
en route ~ The great stock farm ~ his
new owner IN California It q expect
Ell that the animal uiIl d. allowed %
stop over a couple ~ weeks and show
his great self in the stock pavilion
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uassse'- VARIED sss Esises,.iy ta,sr~.,.
too l.L.hLl WIZ % The mInd.

Oashse'. VARIED sod Esiresssir tatsr.sss
iaf tshshit w,rh 90 ths Hnnd.
On gallery u. in thc Liberal Arn
department ~ Manufacture. buiiding.
Va two sections. are thu educational eK.
hibits - the province II Quebec. Can.
under the charge ~ Canon Hrichesi. ID
u. appointed by tho goycrnmrnt az
sisted by iirothsr Pelcrinua. The en-
hihltn come from two hundred converts
and academies. aud the Mciiiil unlvsr-
atty, Protestant % Montreal Tho eE
hibit ~ the latter n NOT ~ extensive
~ tho merit 81 the university warrants.
but the space could not be obtainsd-
The work represented Ia the remaining
portions - the two sections shows the
system - education ~ the converts and
academic ~ grades, from the nrst
step tn the graduating course. There
are compositions ln EnRlish. French,
German and spanish hy pupils - the
various schools. and a1me ~ these are
Illustrated with pen drawings ~ the
student, thc subject being told Be-
two-fold mannor Great albums CON
tain samples ~ nccdicwork from the
simplest BE ~ the nnest Cruchss and
larrwork. The name ~ each worker
and Der ngc are appended to The article
The agra range from eight - sixteen
years and some - the work ~ remark.
able. IN ono exhibit work Ia shown in
hsS. from Tho preparation ~ " On
through Co. several stages. the last b..
Ing voFcn article This h done ~
the students ~ ur.aline convent. Rob.
ertvur. Lake 81 John. The work ~
the blind lu The aaylnm 40 Montreal.
under She direction ~ the Gray snna. %
bat another revelation ~ the ability a
The blind one sampir will illustrates
blind g,rl eleven YEARS old wrptr
poem 10 French. Tho mauuscrip, ~
shown Then she copied n from q trpe
machine and thr typcscript o. perfect
The HISTORY - the Institute ~ che Con.
grogailoH ~ Notrc Dame fburned fcw
days az from 81 fonnslation in 1890
by Mar critic Hourrcoys. d. shoun in
a large frame the priests. sister. "a.
perior and others appearing Ia pen
skeichrs Oil paiutings aud sisetehcs
by The leaf mutea ~ Montreal arc in-
| tcrcstiug Ia a glass case are eighteen
thousand pressed flowers. each an.
alyzed, ali from the soil 81 Canada The
exhibit. as whole. is varied and many
things there are curious. and ali are
crc,lltable ~ the systsm ~ education in
| tho old province
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a III crAfR.
my wee sn b. tee : rs.s~ es..u, a..
Tafnar

fhFy Wee Al Oh tee FaaE~ EErsps 80
Hafssr
He was short steas cod sure srsess-
clsa, nos quite Gernau. but q lesfs
Ieutouic Amer,ean. and BIZ ufse Va
ike hlm. and tae foar ehasrrs we've
like both ~ theas ouly smafler Thes
got in Hne oatsiis ths '.r1T-rats AZ
were afmifted aishiu tte rrr.sft..-
grounds where flr annr a~afs
they stooa iu hHdsled graep uoa-
aerirEiT
I'VE shall 81 lass ral Sc wsr,
her b-ue eyes rrturuirT e. ere raEdree
after a startled risner 81 ere aartre
crowds asf the rreat tuEt,nrt
Hn. mice kIosaa 81 ahau as -
i0sL' sa.d tas tvaad Ir1tnntr sssarr
"a 1914 procare 1ae 20 ter rlliarsaslr
ard VI rii 81 Cd tcTs.hrr ssarf rrr
40 hrrr rI1se
g. usfs has nar a~ arl a..sf.--
FL "a lr rr tcriaF ctsir stau.t AS trsr,
arr1ret one rf thaas taskss-,ls. srha
r.n l can p HIfef Hth - ~
Gaia a at ara -.f
81 naf.ate are oers1n e1re
tter Tl Iu tr ttar Erasr Is
claimed rater fsrIass trurrhaat
zoo an siroaF lirfI ASA 50 f-r --s..
lrra Assn Lltr tsara. raa rs Is
tef ar yrr aaanf-er--aa N-a w.
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tr ans Cd as aser arm-aa A.
usrr fetrr W. Fl Fru et "a
trr taor-rtat. frr cf F.ar rarstsr.s f,rt
srnrv
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The crowd that pours out Of the city
toward Jackson park through thc vari.
Gus channels Of travel Is daily incrcas.
ing aud the facilities Tor transportation
are being severely taxed Street cars.
~ trains, railway trains lake bonts
and all means ~ transit are kept eusly
ON tho move 20 take care ri the hurry
ing thronRa that surge toward tho
gates Of the White City. but there Il a.
yet very little Inconvenience felt by
the travelling public. and. although Is
much larger crowd IL expected from
nov on 30 the close al the fair. - f.
Thought there will be- but little dihicul-
~ Ia providing for them all
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RELIGIOUS ANo eoucAr.oNA,.


-.nyland has sss chri>,ian iadcavol
societies
There Is no book ON which We can
rcsi IN dying moment ert Ia, Bible. -
Scl1cn
christ prayed three times. hence
learn We 20 p,r~cveringly implarc II
Aqu.naS
The Methodist Episcopal church,
mort, Hui south. contains SsSo. $50
cufumrtI,ln
Nhcn tav soul hath the seed oi
holiness. BE- siiau reap harvest OF hap
pine a. >,yinnock. NJ. A.
A ircsbytcrian hospital has insl
occu r~l,oli.hed in Chicago. under the
ouecton ~ the Presbyterian churehe,
of tie city.
-ihcrc arc now thirtv-onc svnods
anu two hundred aud twcnty-onc pres.
by;cr,c, in the Presbyterian church in
80, countr,,
~ The baptist Young Peoples Union
OF America which had is third national
meeting ~ indianapolis recently. ne.
ports $50. 600 members.
God doe. not delay our prayers. be
cause hc has NO mind 20 give; but that
10y cnlorging our desires. hc may Civ,
us MORT largely -Anselm
The largest religious sect In thh
country Is the Romar Catholic. with
d as1.ph members. The smallest ia the
hdoni'i Shomo.. with twenty followers.
20 ne Christian Endcavor movement.
which began in 1881 with two societies
aud siNty-cirht members. had on the
first 90 the present year e3. sos societie,
and i.4iaooo members
Res, Morgan Dix. OF New York, hn,
placed "a els 500 hell Ina Christ Church M
Coopcrrtown. y. y. In memory OF his
father. The late GOV John 4. Dix. The
bell wcirhs I $50 pounds
in the Congo region thcrc are three
Catholic missions and eight Protestant,
anon (which Is that founded by Bish
OF Taylor. There arc twenty eight
stations and nincty-hvc missionaries
~ rs said that the annual report OF
The general superintendent of sunday
schools will show that there are nearly
10000 pupils Ina Cumberland Prcsby-
tcrinu sunday schools. an incrcnso OF
2o,7io over last year
New tangled religions arc reported
from jefferson county, Ky. whore an
expelled church member has rctaliatcd
by founding holiness sect which
docsrSt believe la church organization;
and from Missouri whore tho "sancti-
fed" have set mp tabernacle.
In 1850, II Is said there were about
ten Norwegian ministers In the United
States Now the Norwcgians ga the
northwest have three large church
bodies with 0s2 pastors and 4. 700 con.
grcgutionA The Lutheran Synod oil
Wisconsin numbers 2.73g communal
cants, and suatains s. sos parochia
schools Christian at Work.
In Berlin alone NO less than twon
ty-six new churches have either been
erected or commenced since the acces
sion Of Emperor William There were
only twcnty-four evangelical churohe,
previously. These new churches repre-
sent money value OF ga, 900 900 marks
5000. 600 Of which have been provided
by the emperor and the government
Father Thomas T. Walsh. prosidcnr
Of Notre Dame university. who dict
recently, was born la Montreal fort,
years ago. and was educated in Paris
He went 20 Notre Dame ia 1875. and
was for five years professor Of classics.
In 1887 he was ordained aud chosen
vicc president Of the university. Ia
1881 Inc became president. wh ich Office
he has since filed
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feature ~ thc brec,i q. a hrnr between
the shoulders. not unlike that ~ tho
American bi-on. or bufI,le Tho ani.
mails arr thln.siiuncd AVID short.
hatred. and thoir coats glistcn like
satin
Among other imporiatiops are forty
head ~ horses from Russia. including
a number from thc Imperial stables.
These animals az noted for their
speed and endurance aud will be dis
posed ~ In thi. country fos breeding
purposes
The display 81 native stock IL very
complcte and extensive There AFRO a
great many very hnc specimens ~
horsefcsh, from the mammoth Perch
cron 10 the dimiuutivo shetland pony
who wcars ns great mn sir 81 indcpen-
dent IMPORTANCE a. do'a the hcicwclcsi
human mite who poaes Ina our freak
museums.
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FOR sEveNrY-FlvE CENTS
Man Il slain and the Murderer Barely
Escapes Iynchinr.

WELcn. w. Va. sept . News has
Just reached here OF n murder and at-
tempted lynehing AZ the works OF the
Mcdowell Coal Co. forty miles from
here John Mcfarland and Gcorire
Anders. both colored. worked for the
Mcdowell Go. Andcrs owned McFar-
land seVenty-tivc cents and Mcfarland
demanded payment while drunk.
Andcrs said he did not nave the money
and Mcfarland shot him through
the heart killing him instantly. Nc
Farland lied TO the woods. but Deputy
sheriff Young and posse arrested him
after dozen shots had been exchanged,
ana brought him back 10 the Mcdowell
works, whore he was locked In n mine
house under guard. That night a party
OF 100 colored men employed about the
mines went 10 the improviscd prison 20
lynch Mcfarland, but they were driven
of after half huudrcn shots had been
exchanged. The next morning McFar-
land was landed safely In the Mcdowell
county Jail
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Mr. rIoquet nourhI, IInndlea.

PARIs, Sept .. = Floquet vas
roughly handled at an election
meeting Friday. Floquet was hootcd
during his Panama expressment
speech. The chamber was Obliged
to curtail his speech, and ON leaving
the room where the meeting was held.
he was with difficulty taken 20 his
carriage by friends As his carriage
drove away volley OF stones was
flung after the vehicle. Amidst the
confusion "A pistol shot was fired after
the carriage.
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JUDGE oooelN
L. Sick OF the Bcnch and wan Retire =.
soon a. Possible.

Soon ~ Possible.
CHICAGO, sept e-in defense OF his
stand ClinEnan Worlds fair sunday
closing case Judge Goggin declares that
he Is sicl, OF the bench aud will resign
as soon as he can do So dcccntIy. lie
declared Friday that the responsibility
for Thursdays scene rests with Judge
Brcntano. lie says the Judge had
agreed 20 sustain the Clingrnan iniunc-
ton and did not change his mind until
the fact had leaked ont through the
press
Il found had been imposed upon. g"
said Judge Goggin. "and my only re-
course 10 preserve the dignity OF the
court and uphold the law was TO resort
TO what may appear 10 bc an arbitrary
action. had not been drinking and /
knew perfectly well what I was doing.
My action was strictly legal. as any
lawyer OF brains will tell YOU" lie
hints az some very interesting dis
closures after the fair a. over.
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Numerous cattle ~ rcpuie are also
stalled Ia the great stock exhibit
Dairy COWS with pcdigrccs aud records
as long ns their tails. aud valued at
sums that would bc n lifelong com.
pcirncc Tor the average man. ruminate
cumplaccntly while che ndmiurg
crowds feaat their eyes upon them
The prizes arc going of rapidly aud
the daily contests are proving great Mt
fractions, and are filling tho great
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STAGE NOTES

Last season the Carl Rosa opera CON.
panv made q profit Of so. 90. ths hrsl
in several years
MnE. EasA NEVADA has been sn.
gagged for series ~ @starH perform.
auccs at tho Opera Comique in Paris
next autumn. This 81 a most unusual
compliment 20 an American prime
donna.
MNE. MonJKsKk carries On 'manry
VII" q handkerchief which "a said "a
have been the property ~ Queen Isa.
belle The handkerchief 81 one Of che
rarest pieces q old Spanish lace IN ep
iatsncA
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THE PENSION CUT.
A Decrease of Pour milton Dollar. In th
Month OF August.

Decrease OF Pour milton Dollar. In the
Month OF August.
WASHINGTON, sept 2-Thc official
comparative statement OF the receipts
and expenditures OF the United states.
issued In detail from the treasury de-
pnrtment Friday, shows that the re-
ceipts for August were $1,000. 900 less
than for July, while the expenditures
were 81, 600 600 less.
The expenditures for the two months
OF the present fiscal year exceeded the
receipts $4,000. 600 This excess had Ia
be drawn from the treasury available
cash, which was reduced. OF course.
just that amount. or at the rate OF e..
100000 per month. The statement
shows one significant decrease in the
itcm of pensions, which were a. 600. OO0
less than were the payments under this
head i'm July.
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occloEnTAL opofrles.
Queer Notions as - wh.t was waafe.
~ ths worlds Fair.


Queer ideas sometimes get afoat and
drift around among ire people for
years For example. belief prevails
among a number ~ persons here in
spokane that The government. Or the
state or the city. OF some modern
Monte Cristo has a standing offer ~
Eve hundred dollars 60 anyone Who will
~ over the falls ia q barrel Down ir.
Oregon a belief long prevailed in some
minds that the government would nsv
one hundred dollars ~ che person who
would piaut en- American Gag on
Mount Hood a number uade TIE 81.
cent ADD ran up che stars ard str.pas
but cold aud unuatriotir yogrrumrrt
Invariably failed to respond with ths
gold coin ~ severely earned
81 some Incident or arcleut an In
preston got eVtsnt iu tha state thst
the Washiugt1n WORLDS fair rsmmia-
aiuu vas seesiuT native. fseFa frIalefs
% exhibit lt enc toiuru ban srrnslt.a-
and al result che c1mnias on received
macy letters ~ iuqury. nunter ~
tarn F.ug that fhrg couft no ORD
vi4e triplri- tat 81 teIut were eant-.t
tne demand oould D. quickly u,et
sull others became delufrd uith fhr
belief that che r.,.uf .s.9n vas aeestnr
iaf and Wide f8r r. badger Letters 81
ne aeifh tae commission Indlrata that
q Far4 uauT pie th11ght t.e Wash.
lngfou crhibit VAS to parfaar % t.r
nature nf dime uasrum Nasrr-
pr.s'nE lhugh bow Anyone ssald
seriously Imagine ihat tha e.nrr.ss.s-
would make usr 20 an snInaf ro com
mon 81 tHc badger Tie urntrrs are
nadErfe euuuEn even o. mattsFa
fiand fhrfc ore many Qnerr thinrs t1
the rraIm % nature bat here ore
queerrr thing Bob the uau 20 tar
Imagination aFosnne ffashI us-
view
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eEAsTLY pRuNK.


PoTTsrowN. Pa. sept .. Whom Ear
mer Jacob Christman went 10 a pasturc
iicisl he was astonished al the antics OF
a large drovc ~ COWS
They were all staggering about ike
so many drunken men. They beloved,
threw their heads and tails in the air.
and acted like circus horses prancing
60 the time OF brass band. 81 was the
worst lot OF jig steps the farmer had
ever seen. The COWS were intoxicated.
but how they came to be so was "A
mystery until a. *. Evans, a veterinary
surgeon. was called. lie found that
the cattle had broken into "a corn field.
and the green corn they had eaten fer
mented in their stomach, caused in
toXication
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PANAHA. Aug 20 "A Panama news-
paper says there will be- new revolu-
tion in Nicaragua within "a fortnight
It's statement IS based on an interview
with Gen. piazas. who says the Mica
raguau conservatives viii invite Gem
Sacasa 90 return and aid in the over
throw Of Ialava before the meeting of
the constituent assembly september ~
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WAsmNgroN. Aug. s9 senator Call
linger Monday introduced @ bill pro-
vidiug for tho dismissal from the
government service Of 90 persons not
citizens Of the United States and pre-
venting their further employment in
Abe aarr-trn
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cavalry Day ~ ~. sheridan.

CHIcAGo. sept Cavalry day for
skirmish firing at 1T Sheridan started
we'll Friday morning. Scores: Lieut..
Swift ~; Sergt Henry GriHth, troop
H. 9th cavalry, 49, other rood
records were: Sergt George Sutber.
land eth, III; sergt. John Lonahan.
Comp. II, 9Th III; sergt Philip Roberts.
Comp !, 10th III; Sergt Wilson, Comp.
+, Gth 100, Corporal Philip s. Braiden-
bach, Comp. r, End. iOl, Scrast Oscar A.
Werner, Comp. -. srd 100; Private
Harry Smithson, Comp I. Bird. 100
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tR city now he
ginsto feel so.uv
what more Of a
strain on her "a
pacity than has
yet been appar
emit since tn q
opening ~ the
grcatcNpoaiuon.
and II II quite
plain that IN =
farming people
are gotttn y
through with
their harvesting
and are coming
20 Chicago The
down town thor
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DELAvAs Wis, Aug 30 Two acrce
Of buildings in the business center Of
This city were destroyed by ard Mon
day night Tuesday morning the town
was without a hotel, livery stable or
post Office. The loss IS estimated OF
so. 900; Insurance. one-half
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-06

hipELf4 III, Aug 90 -Dr a Canlle
q prominent physician of This city, has
Ned after forging notes and checks for
over s.. 600
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-06

JANE hADrgo, the French actress. IL
aid % be more beautiful on the stage
than on. She almost always wears
black on the street. being probably
quite well aware that Sc sets on her
wonderful red gold hair. ianguishinn
syss snd sale. mobile feos advantage
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-06

CIucA0o. sept 2.-Archbishop Fee
han addressed the Catholic Order Of
Forestcrs at Fridays session Of the
convention At North Side Turner hall
lie referred az length 10 the growth of
the organization from time 60 time
composed 81 twenty-five members 20
the present. when the mem bership Inc
cludcs over 10000 members in good
sfnndinr