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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-10-06
1T EOLLOTS 1ETE

II oLL " ~ ~ AE Els
"a disordered liver - that
you're subject to attacks of
cold or chills on slight expos.
ure. You get tired " easily.
A tired " digestion fails to
assimilate food. This often
results in what we call Indi.
gestion or Biliousness.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
rouse the liver to vigorous
action, and this in turn starts
the machinery of the body into
activity. Liver, stomach and
bowels feel the tonic effect,
and in consequence the entire
system is invigorated. The
processes become self-regulat-
ing, and a reserve force is
stored up against exposure to
disease.
If you're too thin, too weak
or nervous, it must be that
food assimilation is afmg.
This is the time to take Pleas
ant Pellets. They perma-
nently cure Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Sick or
Bilious Headache, Dizziness
and IaundiCe.
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1t is announced ;ha' discovery OF
oil has been made in Brooklyn, Sus-
quehanna county. and that the oil is
OF valuable kind, creating consider
able excitement among the farmers OF
that vicinity. The oil oozes out OF a
red shale at a point near a small
brook into which it escapes and is
carried off and has for some time been
regarded by the neighbors as a curl
osity.
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Fashionable Livery.

The we'll known horseman has
opened fashionable livery in connec-
tion with his boarding stable at the
Exchange Hotel Stables, where fine
turnouts can be obtained, single or
double. He has well broken and safe
saddle and driving horses for ladies,
all at reasonable rates. Orders left
at the Exchange Hotel will receive
prompt attention. Drivers furnished
when desired.
tt w. A. HARTzEIL, Proprietor
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SULTAN AROUSED.

Interest I'm Armenian Prisoners in
Asiatic-Turkcy.
LONDON. Oct. 2.-Dispstches from Con-
s,antinople say that the sultan has been
greatly moved by the agitation in Eng
land on behalf Of the Armenian prisoners
in Asiatic- Turkey. He has ordered that
all the papers bearing on the recent trial
Of Armenians in Angora Be laid before
him-especially those concerning the
charges against Professors ThoumayAn
and KAyayan, Of the American college in
MarsovAn. Abstracts from these docu-
ments were made q week ago and were
dispatched on September 2o 70 Rustem
PAsha, Turkish ambassador in London. A
courteous autograph letter from the sui
tan was sent with them.
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THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURY, PA.
FOR SALE.

Desirable vacant lots and number OF good
houses and lots In Bloomsbury Pa The best
business stand in BlOOmsourg. very desira-
Bile property containing 10 acres and nrst class
buildings with gOod will in business worth
$40 TO $500 per year at Willow Grove.
Dwellings In Espy, Orangeyille and Beach
Haven. Alarge number OF farms In Columbia
county, one In LuZcrne County, one in Virginia.
Two Country store stands in Columbia County
and one In Luzerne County, \ water power
planning mill, dry dock and lumber yard and
sheds In Beach Haven, Pa. Also 10 acres OF
good farm land al same place, by VI. L. LUTZ
. son, Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
BLOOMSBURG, PA. IT,
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Father Murphy Must Go.

PATERSON, y. J., Sep. 29-Rev. DR.. S.
B. Smith, rector of ST. Joseph's Roman
Catholic church, has announced that Rev
Father Henry B. Murphy, the deposed
curate, would not be reinstated, and that
the deposed priest would be ordered 10
leave the residence adjoining the church
in the early part OF next week.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WALL STREET, NEW YoKE, Oct A.
Money on call is easy q. per cont Prime
mercantile paper 7as per cent. Sterling
exchange IS steady. The clearing house
statement for to-day is as follows Ex-
changes sil6, 1ls,443, balances IS, l9l. .s3l.
The sub-treasury was So, l47, s25 debter at
the, clearing house Bar silver quoted at
70 l-2 Mexican dollars 5S 3-S.
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An Essay on Forestry.

Professor !. T. Rothrock, secretary
OF the Pennsylvania foresty association
has sent to the sixty. six county school
superintendents Of the state a circular
letter in which he requests that at
least one exercise Of every county
teachers institute shall consist of an
essay written by teacher or an ad.
dress on the subject Of forestry.
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H. V. White & Company are run
ming their buckwheat mill until ten
o'clock at night, and soon will begin to
run all night. They have recently
shipped flour to Harrisburg, Reading,
Washington, Baltimore, Wilmington,
Muscatine, Grand Rapids, Chicago
and other cities. Their Buckwheat
-four has a wide reputation.
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Stock Market.

The volume Of business in stocks was
extremely light and the market practically
devoid OF feature. Burlington < Quincy
was weak. selling down toe1 IL General
electric rose TO AZ IS. The tone Of the
market at the close was firm.
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CHILDRENS' COATS.

We now have open the best line of
these goods We have ever shown. Miss
es' Jackets, big line. See the $500
Jacket. Also full line of Infants
long and short Goats.
H. /. CLARK & son.
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SHOT A BOY FOR FUN,
Negro Miners Initiate Cowboys and
May Get Lynohed.

May Get Lynohed.
PrrrsBrRG, Kas, Oct. 2.-Evsr since the
importation Of negro labor from Alabama
for the mines the negroes have been iu the
habit OF hiring livery rigs and riding about
the country. Yesterday several were per-
suing the practice, and when riding through
Chipopee, q mining camp, opened re on
l9-ysar-old James Harrison and shot him
four times. Marshal Lsmaster and posse
esugh, three fusitivss and lodged them In
jail. Large revolvers were taken from
them by the marshal. 1t Is said that the
attack on the boy was without cause, and
that the negroes shot as if they enjoyed it
Lynching 10 threatened.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct, 4-Prices at noon were
as follows:
Wheat-oct., 70 l-2 bid; Dec, 90 IA;
May, 70 5-sa34
Corn-Oct 20 5-s; Dec, Al; May. A 3-s
Oats-Oct., - 7-S; Dec, 20 S-s; May,
80 l-S
Pork-Jan., l4l0.
Lard-Oct., 0 IS bid; Jan. S. aa
Ribs-Oct.. 500: Jan, 737 :,
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Fight Postponed.

NLw York. Sep. 2s.-Stsve O'Donnell,
the Australian heavyweight, who was to
fight George Godfrey OF Boston, IN Nov
ember before the Consy Island athletic
club, states that his match with Godfrey
has been indefinitely postponed.
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Receivers for a Mortgage Company

NEW YoRK, Sep. ?9.-Judge Lacombe
in the United States circuit court, for the
southern district Of New York, late yes
terday afternoon appointed Samuel N.
Jarvis Of Kansas and Roland r Couklin
Of this city receivers OF the Jarvis -Conklin
mortgage trust company.
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SEVEN HUSBANDS LIVING.
Mrs. House Released From the Asy-
lum at Trenton.

MIS- House released From the Asy-
lum at Trenton.
TRENTON, y. j., Oct. 3.-lrene V. House.
or Redmond, the woman with many hus-
bands, was released from the Trenton asy-
lum on an order from Vice Chancellor
Bird, who heard the case under habeas cor
pus proceedings Her release was ordered
because she had received no notice of the
proceeding. taken against her. Steps will
be taken at once by her son 20 secure her
recommi,ment, as she is undoubtedly in-
sane aud j. squanderins the property in
which she has life interest and 10 which
the son is heir. Mrs. House is the woman
who killed her husband. a New York d.
vorCe lawyer. about j. years ago, ani
since theu sle IS suid TO have married
seven times and all the men are living.
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London Stock Market.

LONDON, Oct. Anew York, Pennsyl-
mia and Ohio first mortgage bonds, 81 Ia
Canadian Pacific, 10 ~; Erie, IL Is;
Illinois Central. 25 81; Mexican ordinary,
- 3-Sj St. Paul common, 90 "a; New
York Central, los l-2; Pennsylvania
81 l-2; Reading, l-S.
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1t is announced that the Lowen-
berg clothing store will be closed out,
as they are going out of business.
This will bring to an end one OF the
Oldest, best known and most honor
able business houses OF the town.
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Valuable Residence Burned

PoRrcHEsrER, n. y, Sep. 20. The res
:dence here of W. S. lawson. = we'll known
sto,k broker, OF New York aty, WAS de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. The loss On the
building and couteniI, which included q
number of valuable paintings, is estimated
at 900, 600
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The case of John Hoffman vs.. the
B. & S. r. r. Co. was affirmed by
the Supreme Court in session at Pitts
burg. on Monday.
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a big line. All the newest in Vel.
vets, Silks, Gimps, and Fancy Braids
OF all kinds. H. J. CLARK & son.
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This is the time of year when every
body begins to think about cleaning up
and making Improvements, and new
wall paper is usually one Of the first
things 10 be done. w. H. Brooke g.
Co. have a very large d elegant
stock to select from. Ill and see
and get estimates. 3-3I-tf.
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Julius Lindegren, the piano tuner,
is in town this week. and orders for
him can be left at the Exchange Ho-
tel. or at Peacock & Cos. hardware
store.
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The suit in the matter of the estate
of Harry B. Hess, deceased, has been
amicably settled between the parties
interested. 1t was argued in the Su-
preme Court last April, but no de-
cision had been made by that tribu-
nal
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The people quickly recognize merit,
and this is the reason the sales OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla are constantly in
creasing. Try it.
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We shall be pleased to see a, many
Of our friends as can find it conven-
lent to call next week, during the
fair.
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Court adjourned on Monday after
trying only one case, and that was for
the shooting OF dog. The owner OF
the dog recovered FIVE dollars.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-10-06

Commissioner Housed has complet
ed the grading OF west and Fourth
streets.
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Henry W. McKelvy has accepted
the position OF salesman with Vain
wright & Co. OF Philadelphia.
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The Milton fair is in progress this
week. Some splendid races are down
on the list.
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Elegant overcoats and suits at less
than I original price at Lowenbergs.
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Argentine War.

Bcrsos ArRrs, Oct 2.-Rosario was ~
captured by the government yesterday and
all the rebsl leaders were taken prisoners.
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Oysters, by the quart and by the
hundred. Oysters raw, stewed and
fried, at c. B. Chrismans. If.
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1t is reported that new stationery
store will be opened in this town soon.
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Gro to the Berwick fair this week.
A big show has been arranged by the
management.
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New Buckwheat -four is retailing at
$500 a hundred weight
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Read our offer Of THE COLUMBIAN
and New York Weekly Worla for
one year for $3.50.
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Boys and children's suits at greatly
reduced prices at Lowenberg's.
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Piece Good Remnants d: less than
cost at Lowenoerg's.
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The friends of Geo. P. Reighard Of
Lightstreet were greatly shocked last
Friday morning to learn that he had
died at Schuyler, near Turbotyil.e.
He was on his business trip, and was
stopping at the house of Mr.. Levan,
a merchant to whom he sold goods.
He did not feel we'll at night, and Mr..
Levan wanted to send for doctor,
but Mr.. Reighard said he would be all
right In the morning. At 4 a. m. he
was seized with severe pains in the
chest, and asked for doctor, but be-
fore the latter arrived he had passed
away. B. F. Reighard, his nephew,
went over and brought the remains
home, and the funeral took place or
Sunday. He leaves a wife and five
children, two daughters being married,
Mrs. ]. w. Kelchner of Shamokin,
and Mrs. Roscoe Ent OF Lightstreet.
Mr. Reighard was engaged IN the
mercantile business at Lightstreet for
some years, but for long time he
mas been the travelling salesman for
Wainwright & Co. Of Philapelphia
He was well known all through this
section of tine state among merchants.
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Bar Silver In London,

LcsDos, Oct t.-Bar silver is quoted q
% l.Sd per ounce.
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Chas. NJ. Smith has been visiting
his father, A. K. Smith, at Jerseytown
this week. His home is now in Salt
Lake City and he is engaged in the
insurance business, aud We are pleased
to know that he is prospering. Iis
many friends here were glad TO see
him after an absence Of four years.
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Big Four Men Accept the Reduction.
TERRI HAUTE, Ind, Sep. 29.-Grand
Master Ssrgssnt haa received a dispatch
from Cincinnati saying the men on the
Big Four accept the proposition for ~
duced wages.
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Elegant ties for rsc. at Lowenberg's
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stoCRh )lders O.,
the bloomsbury Wat Co. for the election of q
Board of directors to serve during the ensuing
year will be held at the ofliCe Ia Bl00usburt;
Tuesday, october 10, lsq3.
+. NJ. EVERETT, SECT.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Good Hats for a5c at Lowenberg's
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l,oR sALE.--THE c. NJ. HESS FARM FORM
II erly ownedby Grier Quick az Rupert, for
sale by j. II. MAIZE, Agent.
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ALL KINDS or BLANKS FOR JUSTICES
"A and coSsTABLEs at the COLUMBIAN Of
f6ca H.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DUPTURE POSITIVELY CURED FOR IN
II formation address d. (. WHIrESIdHT,
Tamaqua, Schuylkill Co., Pa. 5-5-ly.
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FIVE SUSPICIOUS DEATHS

Lead tc the Arrest OF an indianapo's
servant Girl ON suspicion at Having Al
ministercd Poison She Bought "is"ugn
ON Rats"
ISpfANAroLIs. Ind. May 2d.1Coroner
Beck is making an investigation of Tue
death Of the five members of the family
~ Vm. Koesters. 456 south Meridian
street. The first death occurred three
months ago. when his child, aged D
died suddenly. Then two other chill
dren died Of very much the same symp-
toms AS the first one. Suspicious Oh
poisoning were entertained. but there
being no evidence, an analysis of the
stomach was not made. Then about
three weeks ago the infant child was
found dead in bed. Last sunday even
ing Mrs. Clara Koesters, mother OF
VIM. Koestcrs, took sick after eating
supper, with all the symptoms OF poi
soning. She died In a few hours.
Druggist &. r. Borst then notified
the family that the servant girl. Anna
Wagner. had purchased at his store the
same morning u box of Rough on
rats" The oroner was at once called
ana Yesterday titcTuo'H HV P"e
facts in the hands Of the police and sug-
gested the arrest of he servant girl on
the charge of murder.
The girl. Annie Wagner. is under ar
rest. charged with murder. and enough
evidence has turned up to make what
seems "a very clear case. A box "1
Rough on Rats" which Druggist Bors'
declares she purchased of him on Mon
day. was found in a closet in the house
She stoutly denies having purchased
the poison. and declares that II was
given to her by her sister. Mrs. TITLE
Bergman. to kill rats Mrs. Bergman
denies all knowledge of the poison
The Wagner girl is n comedy youni
German woman of Is, and has been il
America -four years. She is AZ stoica
as an Indian. and stoutly declares he
innocence. She can scarcely speak ;
word Of English. and the officials ar
compelled To do their talking through
IN interpreter.
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CHINESE
Secretary Carlisle Issues "a Letter OF In
struction to Customs Officers In Order to
secure Uniformity Of Action In the En-
forcemenf of the Chinese Exclusion Law.

Secretary Carlisle Issues u Letter 81 In
struction to Customs Officers In Order tn
secure Uniformity of Action In the En-
forcement Of the Chinese Exclusion Law.
WAsnISGToS. May 2G.-ln order that
there may he uniformity of action
among collectors of customs and "A
thorough understanding on their part
of the secrctary's construction of ex-
listing laws on the Chinese question.
Secretary Carlisle has written a letter
of instructions on the subject. The
letter il is said. does not relate TO the
Geary exclusion act and makes no
change in the orders already issued.
The letter reads as follows:
WASHINGTON May q ls93.
SiR-By department circular. dated the 9th
inst. officers Of this department were IN
sfrucied to refrain from making arrests under
the provisions Of the act approved May T. is9,.
emitted Act 10 Prohibit the Coming OF
Chinese Persons Into the United States" un-
til otherwise directed This order remains in
force so far as IL applies to Chinese persons
who have failed to obtain certificates OF resi-
dence under the provisions Of the sixth section
Of said act. but who Otherwise would have q
right 10 remain in the United States.
1t Is known. however. that great numsers OF
Chinese laborers have entered the United
States in violation Of the provisions OF the act
approved MAY &. lsss. as amended by the act
approved July S, 1854. and of the act approved
October |, 1855. Many OF these persons have
obtained admission upon false representation
that they were not ~lahorers bu, merchants and
others have entered clandestinely from vari-
Gus foreign territory.
Inviting your attention to the LIST. "a "a. ain
and 5ih sections of the act approved May B.
1892 entitled An &C, 10 Prohibit the Com.
ing OF Chinese Persons into the United
States which enforce the provisions
OF the previous acts prohibiting the
coming into this country Of Chinese laborers,
and provide for the trial. Imprisonment and
deportation Of such persons. who. under said
laws. are not found to he lawfully entitled 70
remain in the United States you are directed 70
use all the means under your control TO enforce
said laws and take such action a. may DC nee
cssary TO procure the arrest and deportation Of
Chinese laborers who are unable TO show thai
they have obtained lawful admission into the
United States.
Respectfully yours.
l. @ CARLISLE. Secretary.
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LAVE NEWS ITEMS

THE betrothal of the Duke of York
and Princess Victoria May of Tcck is
said TO have given a much-nceded i'm
petus TO trade throughout the city OF
London and the entire country. Dr.
rectly or indirectly stimulating and
benefting employment in every branch
Of industry affected by the social fes-
t~ivities that will attend the marriage
Of the royal couple.
A COMPANY has been formed in New
York to cngagc in the business Of rails
ing sunken vessels by "A novel metho
Large rubber bags will be placed in the
hold of a vessel by divers. connected by
hose with air-pumps IN floats on the
surface. and air will be pumped into
them until they have sufficient buoy
ancv ia float the vessel.
JrpGE LAroNBE of the circuit court
Of New York has decided that section
9 of the Geary law. though decided by
the United States supreme court 70 be
constitutional. is still Intellectual. be-
cause no provision is made as to how
or 10y whom the order of deportation Of
Chinese is to be executed.
FIVE HUNDRED feet Of stable sheds in
Garfield park. Chicago. together with
three camelsa and seven bloCdcd Arabian
horses, were burned at 2 a. m. on the
25th. The park is being used by a band
of Arabs in giving performances similar
to those Of the wild west show.
The president has appointed VIM. +.
Quinby. of Michigan. to he envoy cx-
t%raordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary of the United States to the Meth
erlands. Mr.. Quinby is editor and
principal owner of the Detroit Free
Press.
A FREIGHT train was wrecked near
Dunkirk. o.. on the Fort Wayne road
on the 25th. Seventeen ears were
piled in every direction and traffic was
! blocked. II is reported that several
! trainmen were killed.
! TnE superior glass works at Ale
: ghcny. Pa. were wrecked and after
ward burned by an explosion caused
bv an overhcatcd heater. Several per
sons had narrow escapes. hut no on,
!, was killed.
: The president has committed 10 i'm
p"rlNpnfntIlA iOl illt ZIG Ntdtl N'flitHt
of Edward rickens. a full-bloode,
= Chcctaw Indian. who was convicted o
: murder in the district ~ Kansas.
TnE wife 81 Tony Mullanc, the base
! ballist. has entered suit for divorce an,
alimony. charging him with persona
: abuse " the most despirable charactc.
q and with failure To- support.
q TIM Tnfanta Eulalic left Washing
n ton. on the 25th, on a special train 70
New York.
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O N IN


nj the Worlds Fair
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS. CHICAGO
Nav 26.-The German section IN MI
cultural building was o 6 th-S
morning for the first time. Ihe ie"'.
ure % the exhibit is a pavilion built II
solid chocolate. from the firm OF >''i-
werck Bros. Of Cologne. ana deser'e
special mention i'm consequence %
lis regularity. The temple
built in the Renaissance siyie
and covers "A space Of 10 square rev
and a height of IS feet up TO p crow,
The entire quantity Of w.
in the construction Of the pavilivu
amounts To about 10000 pounds ue
imitation OF brown granite ocinT
striking that a person nacluaHA.'
with the facts would never queS''"
~. ge~nuineness. The statue OF WI
mania. IL feet high. a reproduce
~ tie ..Niedcrwald" monument = m
other work Of sculpture Tor VIZ"
chocolate serves instead OF inar'i'
Tai. monument was chiseled i''''
| chocolate. the sculptor being h'u"
S,hmitz. The figure has a welE".
. 800 poynds. The pedestal OF hes."'
i ornamcnted with relief portra'r
Empcror Wilhelm T.. Emperor fre'''
ick and bismarck and Noltke.
Commissioners Wermuth unveiiv" M.
sotue a few minutes after II WIN,
yarde du corps cavalry band q '.e
German village furnished the nv"
Another great display u
culture department j. the eNnlo
ton If the Kali works
S,assfurt. in which forty hrins
~...,.tp.tipr