davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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have been troubled with catarrh for
ten years and have tried a number Of
remedies. but no relief Until purchased
a bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm. consid-
er II the most readable preparation for
catarrh and cold In the head, Geo. Z
Crandall, p. NJ. Quonochawntaug, II. L.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-19

.-.. ut,luCn. 4t.Oo suUss.
..afe. % .guts. speCia rates na9t
,.sal l5. aaslt r.y and yearly A''efIs
sft. ....a and pDltLiSht ~ -'.t.--
"ati1 .ns. IL coBts poriine' 80.
sscgi ih''' ..,,Iays .auoJncolnents, twenty
1,..1ay A-A'l'aaSy notices VIII be enarsso
a.. osas 5ss'ftae usual rates 81 adVer'is-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-19

60 10 a. HART's for Smokers articles
A full line OF Cigars, Wood and Meer-
schaum Pipes, Cigar Smokers, and every
thing in smokers line.
A HART, 70 Md. Avenue.
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ORDER NIsI.
In the matter of the sale Of certain rea
estate Of CHRISTIAN DAUrE, deceased.

In the matter Of the sale Of certain real
estate OF CHRISTIAN DAUTE, deceased.
NRDERED. by the Orphans Court
~ for Anne AruDdel county this Goth
day Of December In the wear eighteen
hundred and ninety two, that the sale Of
the properly mentioned In these proceed
ings. made aud reported by Julian Brew
er. Executor. be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 20th day Of Jan
uary, next
Presided q copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published In said
County, once 10 each Of three successive
weeks before the said Goth day of Janu-
ally, next.
The report states the amount Of the
sale to be 100000.
RoBT. r. DoDsoE, G. J.
II. A. TYDTEes.
WM. HAWKINS.
True Copy, Test -
w. +. PETHKRBRIDGE,
1920 Register Of Wills. A. A. Co.
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awe will duplicate any suit Of
Clothes In Baltimore or elsewhere, for
same money. l.. H. REIN, corner Main
street and Market Space.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-19

Happy and content is home with 'rThe Ro-
chester" a lamp with the light Of the morning
Catalogues, write RochesterIampCo. ,NewYork
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...,., gl,. ruu tally G veept Sunday
k'f f'. .., .N4ItimOgu aud return
f,f .seu at lowoit rates.
80 ia CpJMBs, Manager q Director
up0.. l.aa Master.
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MlO OTHER Sarsaparilla has ef-
~ fected such remarkable cures as
HOODS Sarsaparilla, of Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, and other blood diseases.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-19

N' snow Hill, Nd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-19

BkD' Use Green's Bronchial Pastilles,
for Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Coughs
and Colds. 10 cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-19

LATER Wednesday, September
90 Aad A, ,s,il cave Annapolis for Bal
% u'.lIo W 4 ~ b. short Line Rail
Ialr, va Us w. Week days-6 40 A
nh1E ''" ,I ~ noon, and $40 L. M.
y, 'o' "a, 4 a., and 43O +. NJ.
sinlN have Baltimore as follows (:
Tn.a' .'1zl5 A. N. $50 A. NJ, LIS
NssA g'5 NJ sundays-s 80 A. NJ,
r. hl ~ &. A CooMBs.
iFP w.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
WEATHER REPORT.

A. s,pep,VrwENr or AGRICULTURE
w. WEATHER BUREAU, -
Warrington, ID. C., Jan. 10 1893 }
ro,ecnst annapolis aud vicinity
r1Tbe United States weather bu-
lT reau forecast for Annapolis and
~ vicinity for "a hours is for snow
wrmer Friday morning colder
IN evening
RoCKwooD.
u.,lom trmperature 80 Fair.
Minimum temperature ~
THE SUN AND MOON.
JANUARY. 10 1898.
,ll'l.es ...7 y
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r..vrLhER's GUIDE.

,,susl,taaofo shorS Lac E.R.
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HOODS PILLS cure liver Ills, constipation,
bliiousness, jaundice. sick headace. Indigestion.
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ofaee was ~ little vaiu, in carrying out his
the friendly aid AMI conntenAnce OF
him under whom they hal been coacs'Ssa %
ing lacking.
When congress met After President uarheia >
death II cast about for = ft man 20 deliver .
eulogv Of Gen. Garasli. and is choice natural.
ly fell 10 Mr.. Blaine. II has been called one OF
me noblest performances OF his life. and cer'
tainly be never spoke 70 50 lofty and inspiring
a theme.
The story o. tina convention q 1854. which
nominated Mr.. Blaine on the nrs' osno' =
fresh in all minds The nominating speech OF
Judge West. 81 Ohio. was one OF tbs mos'
forceful ever delivered in presenting ihs mans
OF any man to a conv sn'ion; and the history Oh
| his defeat by Grover Cleveland ia still a green
memory.
From 1854 10 1855. during the time OF fres'-
| dent Cleveland's administration Mr. R.ains
| devoted himself entirely 70 his family ne
spent a year ia an xtcn led tour abroad. mol
returning TO America until after the nomina'
ton Of Mr.. Harrison.
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THE EDNA DERBY MYSTERY.

The Man Responsible for the Takt~g on
Of Edna Derby in Chicago uppos To
be In Custody at Padueah. NY
Chicago. Jan. 2-.-Chief of Police ID
C. Wilcox Of Paducah. Ky. believes ne
has i'm custody the man who is respon-
sible for the disappearance from tins
city Of Miss Edna Derby on june ! last
Miss Derby was a handsome girl. 20
years old. and was employed as cashier
in a small fruit store owned by Frank
Wild. On the evening of june , he
couple were seen taking a street car
near Wild's place of business. and until
Yesterday nothing OF them has been
found.
Mrs Fannie Van Tasscl. Miss Dcrby's
mother. believes that the girl has been
murdered and that Wild was hired to
commit the deed by a minister and
physician of Lincoln. Neb-. whose
names she refuses to reveal. Recently
Mrs. Van Tassel received the follow
| ing letter: IF you do not stop trying
to find Edna you will meet with
! death worse than hers"
The missivc was signed One VIII
, knows 1t was ~postmarked Chicago
Mrs. Van Tassel did not relax hel
| efforts. and she now has strong hope
of bringing Wild to justice. rs the maj
under arrest nj Paducah. who gives thu
name Of III. w. Shafer. answers Wild
description in every particular
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was chosen chairman OF the executive rommt-
too Of tho republican 81 -anixatio1 ia Maine-a
~positiou he held until his iesth. AMI from which
he practically shaped an directed every p"iiu-
cal campaign in tho state. In ls1phe was siec'ei
10 congress. and sitter six years service
an the houss OF representatives was
chosen speaker 81 that holy. a POSITION
for which he was admirably equipped IL ws'
said 81 him by . prominent Newspaper writer
OF tho ,im>: His quicxness. his thorough
knowIsige of parliamentary law AMI OF rules.
his Rrmnsss. clear voir,. and impressive MAJ
ner. his ready comprehcns sion OF snbj'ct- an
situations. and his dash sud brillianrs. have
been widely recognized. aud really mace him a
great presiding oficrr"
Lot NJ. Morrill,, for many years senator from
Maine. resigned Ia June. 1870. TO accept the
portfolio Of tho treasury. and tins governor ~
Maine Immediately appointed Dir. Blaine 70 I'LL
| the unexpirol term.
On June IL. 1876. inst bsf orc the meeting o'
the first national convention ~ watch bis nam
was mentioned In connection with tho presi
dency. Mr.. Blaine experienced a sunstrck'
which caused alarm at Cincinnati. and. indeed
f.r n tins seemed y serious matter.
,rhc convrn,io, came together On weincs
day. June IA, isM On the second lay tbs plat
form was adopted and thc nominating spc-che
made. Col Roicrt q. Ing presented III
name Of Mr.. Blaine and gave to HIM the TITLE y
piumed knight. whica clunC 70 him thersaft
or. Col. lnyrrroll nAii: "Lska an armcd war
rior. like a plunei knight. James q Blain
marched down tho halls " the Americas con
q cas- and threw his ~shiaing lanccs inil and lai
against tho hrszcp forehead 20 every defnmr
% his country aud maliguer 90 ~ honor.
when 0ov. Haysa was nominated on the seg
enth ballot, tbs frien Is aud supporters o. Nj
Blaine ace ptcd ths.r defeat with good grace.
Mr.. blaine entered the next cow cntion. hel
at Chicago Juno Z, 1850. With almost exact
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-03
WINGED HEELS.

The worlds Long Distance >katins Eec-
ord I-ft Out 81 sight ~ Joe Don"gans
nj stamford. Gonn.-Dae Hundred hf'ss
within seven Hours and Iwsisc Ntin-
utes-
SrAMronp. Conn. Jan. ss-Therc
Were 2.O00 people present to witness inc
loo-misc skating match between Don
orhue. Franklin and Ennis. yesterday
afternoon. They were standing on the
ice SO compactly hat il lett only a mar
row track for the skaters Donoghue
commenced and continued pntting
wider distance between himself and his
competitors. His early average was
about s.. minutes To the mile.
When the champion made ninety
miles i'm 6:O- 81 the crowd could hardly
II. restrained. On his ninety-scconi
mile he met with an accident which
nearly nut him ont Of shc race \
small boy ran ont Of the crowd on one
side of the track and attempted TO cross
inst a. Donoghue came like the wind
down the long stretch. The boy coli
liled with the champion. and was
knocked twenty feet in one direction,
| while Donoghue fell backward. wrench
| inr one knee. He was unsteady Tor .
! moment. but pulled himself together
| and gradually resumed his former gait
In seven hours from the start he had
covered Q. miles and go yards. making
a record for this time. His last mile
was done in i:3i4. and his time for the
| 100 miles was .:ll:Ss Is
When Dohoghue finished Franklin
| had 90 lis miles and Ennis s. rifles to
his credit. The best record up TO yes
terday was that of John Ennis. mace
Mt the Chicago rink. which was li:3':f'
Donoghue finished in good condition.
The ice was in splendid condition
An elliptical course Lose feet long ant
AS feet wide was laid out on the cov'
pond. 1t was surveyed 10y Ensineel
Pierce and measured just two laps Z
the mile. Tie temperature was few
degrees below the freezing all the fore
noon. There was a bright sun over
head and no wind. c. w. Minor. o
Stamford. and ;. y. Montgomery. Q
Tarrytown. acted as judges. and ". u
Curtis was referee.
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SECRETARY CHARLES FOSTER

Charged with Violating h Law nj ono
4. Heing = Party tn . Contract ." sup
plv an Insane A.yisun with Flour. lie
B~ing y Trustee.
CoLrNBrs. O.. Jan 7s-Dr- ". r.
wagenhals. Of this city has filed with
Gov. Mckinley charges Of malfcasanc
against Secretary Of the Treasury Eos
ter. as trustee for the Ohio asylum for
the insane at Toledo The charge Is
tina, Secretary Foster is interested with
Isaac Harter in the milling company oil
Fostoria. which concern is selling large
quantities Of -four to the Toledo insane
asylum. In his letter Wagcnhals speci-
fes tha, l5o barrels of -four Were sold
10 the asylum in June and the same
amount each month up To December
The law is such that II the above
facts can be proved a plain case 4
made out against the secretary. Sec
ton eas of the state statutes says: "Nt
trustee. commissioner. director or OIL
Ger Of any benevolent institution ma,
be directly or Indirectly interested u
any purchase for or contract on behal
Of such institution. and il he Is foun'
10 be shall be forthwith removed from
Office"
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Ksnuseoc Jes.rsl cinss f;r.r efrpexS5

VIA, Mr. Rlain. returned a. wa-h.n zion In
the fall o, ls~-. baoyant In mind after d &c hing
the use OF his name as the candidate for presi-
dent AMI ready 10 assume to premiership OF tho
cabinet " President Harrison. he hai a happy
fnr.ily abolt him Mr.. Blaine took mp the
work Of the state department where he hai
laii II down in aaswsr TO the bullet of Guiteau.
Ia the brief period Of less than four years
that he was President Htrrisoa's secretary OF
state troubles came 10 him AMI whitensi his
head AM .nfeehled his frame In that brief
interval his FL lest son. the pride o. his heart.
and hi. cliest daughter had diei: his youngest
son. whom he hal perhaps spoiled by overin-
dulg snce. hal dragged his name through fhe
diyorc. court and public prints Then moro
crushing than all. the su ii.n death OF his sec
ond son. the one o. whom tbs father VA.
very proud. In the opinion OF Mr. Bisine's
rhysicians no man. ev.n with the frams
of n giant and ths will OF . Sapols1n-
could r.sis, dis,ass while living in the
sraiow o. such a chain OF sorrows as this. AM
the efforts OF the men OF science were con-
stantly handicapped by the hand OF Proviience-
Few public men have ever occupis d the plscs
that James q. Blsine has for many years fliei
in the hearts OF the American people Henry
Cav is most often compared tn him All there
are many strong points OF resemblance Clay
and Blsin. both possessei IN q marked degrees
thoss qualities OF attraction. OF symp7tneis
intuition which are now hrfinSy described
- personal magnetism IL IS Sail tina
Mr.. Blaine rar.ly forgot a face. or To-
| name that belonged to IL. He had tn
faculty OF making those with whom ns
| came in, contact believe that hs took tbs
strongest ani most direct psrso1ai inter
est in them. II was sail Of him that be coui'
decline a request for a favor in such a way a
10 make a frienl By an nc. which would hav
made an enemy for most men, His converse
tional towers were necessarily. from what IN
been saiI. OF high order. His fund Of informs
ton. while not as thorough or as accurate q
he no dolbt would have liked. owing 70 ID
lack of early advantages. was most EXTENSIVE
and there W ire f.w snbjscts on which he eoui
not CONVERSE overwhelmingly. As a man Z
business. he was remarkably successful m
his iud gment respecting Investments was a
most infaliibie. This capacity in this dir scio
gave great weight to many OF MS iaea' az
Suggestions re pscting the commercial poiis
of tna country.
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NJ. Baine-s rosit on was unique By his
friends an I n imifers te was este IN IL 4 man
OF stern Integrity. q statesman o, Tar seeing.
prophetic VISION. an orator o; matchless eio-
',u.ne.. 4 lead .r without fear aud without re-
nroach. His enemies, and h. had maay. both
political AMI personal. called him crafty. I'M
scrupulous AMI corrupt IA money matters .
scheminx polit clan with no elements OF grrat-
ness. an orator who dealt in words slt p1ra<es
oni-, n leader who was for himself mrs ani
AWAY. n ~ probsbls that he was by no means
vithou, fauits and certain that he ha1 maly
! qualities %. greatness: in Other words that fhs
truth lies between the lavish en-
coniums OF his friends ani tins hittsr cssrac-
serization OF his enemis.-
M. Blaine disl = ri-h m.1. evsn A. wealth IL
reckoned in thess days II. was worth clos. on
10 a million Of dollars. IN not more tn q that
| amount. Ii il probable that IL some Of his
: srerulative investments could be sold out
under advantageous circums,ancs - that his
wealth wonli inciais him in any list Of mil
lionairssL Hi. hoi Iings o. coal la1is ara largs.
and will ths development of the country must
greatly increase in valas IL kept intact for SOW
eral years.
Mr.. Blaine. b. reason OF his vide popularity.
was associated with q number Of men Of wealth
in various enterprises. AMI his sagacify and
business foresight kept him from wasting
much money on brilliant but iilussonary
speculative projects lie was interested with
Secretary Elkins years ago IN y SILVER mine
out OF winch be made consii cradle money.
At tho time of his death he owned real estate
IN the city of washiurto1 which would prob.
ably sell under the hammer for more than
quarter ~ n million ~ driis-s
His holdings 81 IVES. virgini. and Pennsyl
vanis coal lands arc considerable. Mr.. Balm
was one Of the directors In the West Virgins
Central Railroai Co. In which x-Sena'o- Da
Wis. Secretary Elkins. ex-Sccretary Baysri an
} others AIRS Interested. This road tap
/. coal anil timber Lands which Mr.. Blaine boagh
years ago very ch-arlv and whic
have become valuable tarough the raiiros
connexions. His wealth includes sink stock.
: hut the approximate value csn not b- stated.
Q A gantieman who was Intimately arqnains 2
4 with Mr.. Blame said th.t In his opinion NJ
+. Blaine broke himself down ny intemgrernt
Z. work and irregular habits ~ eating. ,r Blain
4 was a high pressure work u. Nn-nevsr ne IL
/. came deeply interest. "A In a subj ct Mr. Dlasnc
r ardent nature Lad hE 70 work bsyand n
r strength. lie would shut himself un IN q
room. wonid not allow himself 10 b. dssiGrhsi
= aud would not eat. sleep or rest until he la
nnished his task lie scented TO have atortc
the motto which the great electrician Ei.soi
"A who works IN much the same way, gave 10
" youth. "Doa't look al the clocx."l
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NoBLrsvnLLE. Ind. Jan 21--lnter-
est IN the trial of the Mcdonald will
case rows as the trial proceeds The
evidence throughout Yesterday was ol
much the same ~characteras on Wedne>'
day. each witness in turn prononncin2
the signatures q the will forgcricS
This evidence includes the tc>tim ony
Of Jesse u. Caldwell. who was the sen
ator's private secretary. and Frank ~
Lowen. stencrraphcr in the Office
MIR. Iowcn also pronounced n fcr-sr
les the signatures OF the attcstin1 wit
urS~cs to the will. The case will con
tinuc several DAYS yet
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BLAINE HAS GONE.
Tho Unequal Struggle with Doath
At Last Ended,
nd the brightest Light In the r"iis''
cal Firmament of the tnitea
states Is Forever TX
tinguished.
yamss @. Bla'ns. Whom Evon HIS
Political Enemies L,vsd Psrson-
ally Has Gone 10 R'st.

WAsmNaroS. Jan -.-JamesGillespie
blaine died at IL "A. IN.
M. Blaine passed n restless night,
and morning found him languid and
weak, but with nothing 10 fear until =
O'Clock, when n change for the worse
occurred. Both physicians were hasti-
ly summoned and remained ut the bed
side until death. Mr.. Blaine was con
scious until the few moments before
death. and the end was so quiet and
pcaceful that only the experienced eye
Of the physician could perceive tina
the great statesman had joined tn
maiority. DR.. Hyatt said that Mr.
Blaine's death was due to sheer ex
~faustion.
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There is al interesting story. very
little known. 81 how cruikshanh con
ceivcd his picture Of Fagin. the Jew.
During the time be was illustrating
..Oliyer Twist" he spentdays traveisirs
the cas-, end OF London In search oia
face that would correspond with ma
conception Of the character. one cay
while standing before a mirror IN ms
dining-room pulling faces ut himself
SO to speak, for the want of something
better To do. he accidentally made TINS
features for which he was looking
The picture. therefore. OF fagin y
really that of Cruikshank himself.
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INDICTED.

The President 81 the Wrecked Capitol
ssnnk Of Lincoln. Seb-. Under Arrest on
y Charge Of Embexsiem ent nnd False
Entry.
OMAHA. Neb. Jan. 2-.-A report e
the worid-IIerald from Lincoln says
that yesterday the grand jury returned
five indictments against c. W. Mosier
president Of the Capitol national bank
The grand jury adjourned shortly
after noon. and Mo~her was placed
under arrest. He will remain ut thu
hotel in the custody Of a deputy rniteC
States marshal
The charges brought against Moshel
are rmbezzlcmcnt and false entry
| Mosher was before the grand jur,
Wednesday and yesterday and made
clean breast Of everything. lie vii
probably appear in the court 'o-da.
and plead guilty. in which event he vii
be sent to the prison al Sioux Falls
- II
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th, same number % supporters that hsd
s.rlvem FOR hun IA the prsesiins contest. oas
10 ,sr~s.t.ncv OF those who arc ieterininsd
10 nominate Grant for = third term maies
comrromls. caniidats agaln necessary. and
the nomination fell 20 James A GARFIELD. by
whom no was chosel1as secretary OF state
scarcely four lnoaths = sscl before tbs prcsi-
dent was shot down. During the three months
thar followed Mr. Blaine wa In constant AZ.
tend snc. upon his bedside, AMI when no usso
~. .hor, Tim, daring which he continued u
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tr.u.x f.usspi, blaine was born J .nuarv 81.
ism. NJ tn, villag, OF West Brownsyhie' Ia
He WAS tn second son 0: Mr.. aud Mrs. Ephraim
Lyons Blaine
His ancestors had dw 1t FOR years In the Ter
tile region where h was bora; they wers
among the hardy band OF pioneers who settled
the rich valley Of the Cumbsrlani. and their
mama and history ara part OF the local tradition
Of western Pennsylvania. The family mas
honorable memories OF ths revolution lot -
Epbraim Blaine. the grandfather OF tins SUD
jsct OF this sketch. was one OF its hero's- ne
was an officer Of the Pennsylvania linz anu
during the last four years OF the war was com
mixxarv. general OF the northern department.
Ephrsim Blaine. the father OF JAMES O.
Blaine. came into Pennsylvania about ISIS.
having tn, largest Ian led possessions OF ans
man OF his age 10 western Pennsylvtnia. own
Ing real estate which. nad 1t been properly pre-
eryed. would have amounted to-day 10 many
millions
James q. BlsIas WAS horn In n plain but
ample dwelling. on tho single street OF West
Brownsville. not far from tbs seen" ~ thf
"a npa'gn which ended In Bra idock defeat %
the Indians
Ephrsim Blaine vts careful to give all his
| children m excnllsnt education. and when
| James had completed At homs bis early studies
| IN the elementary principles, he was sent 20 ths
| home OF . relative At L1ncater. Q. This reia'
| tive was Thomas Ewing, then secretary OF th'
treasury. jams Blaine was ii wnen hs wen
to Lancaster, AMI me began at once 70 prepar'
| himself for collsge. studying with his cvu sin
Thomas Ewing. yr. now Gen. THOMAS EWING
| and once . member Of congress The boy
| studied under especially advantageous condi-
| tons. for tboir tutor was william Lyons
| brother of Lord Lyons. and after two years q
instruction from him, James flaire. AZ sa'
| early aga Of IL entered Washington college
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Anew months after gra iust young Blaine
.ought his fortune in the west. becoming pro-
lessor in the Western Military Institute at Blue
Lick spri,ga Nv. 1t was duriig his st,y A.
the latter plac' that he form q tho acliaintahcs
~ Mics Harriet Stanwoo6. a native OF Name. to
whom he was msrrisl in n littls mpr" than a
wear after his arrival Ia ksn.ucxs Hs soon
afrerward returned. with his bri - Psnnsyi-
vanis. and began tn study o. law. AM later
took a position a. teacher Ia tn Prnnsyivaala
Institution for thu instructive OF 1the onai' 20
PbiladeIphis, which he gave ~. ia 1891. - tax
| charge ~ tn, X .nnebec NJ lJonrIal.a weekly
organ OF the " iiy party. In isos. Just after the
| convention OF the republican party. he disposed
| IL his interest N thu journal ard as-nmsi ~
torial charge Of tn. Portland Me- Advertiser
At the ago of - Mr.. Slim hAi pecons a
leading power in tn councils ~ tle r"puolcan
Marty. 40 rccouuiz, "a hT Fsss.ntcn. Hamiii
and the two Morrills. ana others then am stu
prominent In tho state S-For' H. was IN
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The Elizabeth Gamble D~eaconess
home in Cincinnati. which was dedlcat-
ed four years ago. now has ihirty-thre
aeaconesscs who give their lives in be-
uevolent work. without salary, II VINO
accomplish great good by visiting pris-
ons. the poor and suffering. and by con
Quoting special mission work among the
children.