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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

TOPEKA, March s4.-Major William
Sims. receiver Of the United States
Savings bank, which failed in Sep
TENDER, 1891, announced that he was
ready to make 10 per cent payment to
the 40 depositors. The receipts amount
to SAT, 89i. 20, the disbursements to
$87, lu1 o. and the cash on hand to &c.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
County Records Destroyed,

NEWTON, Kan, March %6.-Thursday
night the vault in the register of deeds
Office was broken open and the county's
records destroyed. A hole was made
through 2-foot brick wall into the
vault with pick. The records were
piled on the floor, saturated with kero-
sene and set on fire. There is no clue
to the perpetrators. The loss cannot be
made good for less than 100000
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
General Kirby Smith Dead.

SEwANEE, Tenn, March 2H.-General
e. Kirby Smith, professor of mathemat-
les in the University of the South since
1876, died here Tuesday afternoon at %
minutes past o'clock. For two years
his health has been declining. General
Kirby Smith was born in st. Augustine,
Fla, May le, 1912, and was, therefore,
In the 69th year of his age. With his
death closes the list of full confederate
generals.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

ATCHIsoN, March :3.-About Z clock
Wednesday evening flames were dis
covered issuing from Donald Bros - the
largest dry goods store in re city. but
by prompt response of the ire depart
nent a total loss was aYeTted. Loss,
BIO 900: fully covered by las .Irauce.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
senafor DIIIard Verr Low.

FoRT S0rT, Kan, March 24.-Sena-
tor w. P. billiard, so prominent as an
independent member of the late Kansas
legislature, is lying very low at his home
in this city, suffering from psri toniEis.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

n. ChAllOmel LacOur Elected President.
PARIS, March S9.- The senate elected
NJ. Challemel Lacour, the well-known
statesman, writer and senator from
Bouches du Rhone, president OF the sem
ate in place Of the late Jules Ferry.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

CHICAGO, March e7.-John F. COrbot.
champion ex-amatuer sculler ee Chicago,
and Ed Clatoa Of Wheeling, W. Va,
the Wsn knowu professional 0arsmRn,
signed articles Of agreement to row
mile rHSe with turn at Pullman, Ills,
0ElSsy "a. for $500 side.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
Patterned Hogs on Dead Horses.

ANDERSON, Ind. March 2s.-Butcher
Garrison was fined heavily for selling
pork that had been fattened on the flesh
OF dead horses, and Oren Munger, at
whose slauRhterhousS the hogs were
fed, was arrested on complaint of the
health officers.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
ChIeaxo GrnIn and ProvIsaOns-

wEEAT-SEarch. gsc; May, sI16c; July,
G6RN-MArch. AOsSc; April. OS4c; May,
&c; July, Etc.
PORK@March, sl7.5G May. Sl7.7O; July.
Li.AkDgSIarch. Sil.sS Nay. s11.f1E July.
SHORT RIBS-Xarch. s.. szz May. s1OO71S;
IuIV g. H7I<
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
Tho Man Who KIlIed NIorran Dead

EAPoRIA, Kan, March 26.-Major G..
G. Wilcox died here He was an officer
Of the Thirteenth Tennessee infantry
and commanded the party at Greenville,
Tenn, that killed the noted raider Gen
sHal John II. Morgan. He removed to
this state in 1877.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

EAGLE, Neb., March S0.-Ed Carr,
sen Of tie president Of the Eagle bank,
shot and fatally VROunds6 Andrew Hes,
3 rather 6ugA character.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
Manhood sunraws Apprevea.

ANTWERP, March S7.-Ths unofficial
referendum has resulted In the approval
OF manhood suffrage by IS, zSz Of the
1EsT0S assaF Wis VOe81. F0Ety-SAree pSR
esut OK the electors went to the polls.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
The Stone ThrOwer Iusane.

ROME, March 97.-Two physicians
hate examined Beradi, who threw q
stone st King Humbert, and have pro-
nOunced him insane.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
The First s'EmbassadOr'' TO WashInRtC

The First ''EmbassadOr" TO Warrington.
LONDON, March 26.-It Il officially an
nounced that British Minister Psuncs-
fOte at Washington has been raised to
the rank Of ambassador to the United
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

MEAD, Kan, March 22.-Ffre burned
the opera house, Fich's store. Masonic
hall and other buildings. A favorable
breeze saved the entire town. Loss,
$500.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
COZ. ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD.

CO11s r. SHEPARD.
6iveA were administered. At the end of
IA hours work with oxygen he was re-
stored 20 partial consciousness, and he
continued apparently to rally until
about O'Clock.
Then without warning and for no ap-
parent reason, he began rapidly to sink.
The oxygen treatment was resumed, but
1t was Of no avail; at 4:20 o'clock he
died. He was unconscious and his
death given by the physicians was oede-
ma OF the lungs. Immediately before
Colonel Shepard's death messages were
06nt to Mrs. Shepard announcing that
no was very low, and that he might
not Hve. She reached the house at 6
o'clock.
The statement that Mr.. Shepard had
Brght's disease is ridiculous. Physi-
clans made a special examination for
Bright's disease and Mr.. Shepard had no
trace of it. No autopsy will be made.
xhe body was embalmed last night.
John Pitcher, managing editor of The
Mail and Express, said today that moth
ing could be told of the future policy of
the paper until the reading Of Colonel
Sheperd's will.
The funeral services will take place
Tuesday &C his late home here.
- - sketch of His LIE.
Elliott Fitch Shepard was born in
Jamestown, Chautauqua county, New
York, July %, 1888. He was educated
Of the university in the city of New
York, admitted to the bar in 1853 and
tOr many years practiced in New York
City. In 1851 and 1862 he was aide-de-
camp on the staff of Governor Edwin
.. Morgan; was in command of the de-
pArtmSnt Of volunteers at Elmira and
kded in organizing, equipping and for
Werding to The field nearly 30, 900 troops.
He was instrumental in raising the
Fifty-hrst New York regiment, which
was named for him, the Shepard rifles.
he was the founder of the New York
State Bar association in 1876, which has
formed the model for the organization
q siInilar associations in other states.
"a March, 1888, he purchased the New
York Mail and Express.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
Rushing In WOrad's Fair Exhibits.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Ths Iong-lOoked-
for rush of exhibits for the Worlds
Fair has at length begun. Carload and
trainloads are coming In at lively rate.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
IsaIaaaan = Thonaand Conricta.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Governor
Markham's approval of the parole bill
will release from the two state prisons
over 600 convicts who have served one
year Of their frst term.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
slsax CITY Live stock.

SIOUX CITY, March q
HOGS-Recsipts today. 1.5O0 head: Official
yesterday, g head; shipments, none: market
CATTLE-Bacefpts today, $50 head of1cial
ysl15RgSloy. 40 hid: ghipmenfss I'D hsNas
Weeko4 lower e&ceDt On gt9ckeEs and 1es0efs.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
rAsrzsr cRUrsEn ArIoAr.
ne Has Set the Paes for Fut-
ure ArEnored Vessels.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-With the
proud distinction of having broken the
record of al preliminary trials. and the
satisfactiOn OF being the fastest armored
vessel Ia the world the cruiser New
York returned to Cramps shipyard
Sunday morning. From the hour shs
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
THE MARKETS.
South Omsha 1--we stock.

South OmSha Live Stock
UNION STOCK YARDS,
SOUTH OMAHA. March g.
CATTLE-Receipts, 400 head; 1900 to 1900
lbs sAFOD5Ie; 11OG to 400 lbs, S420GA7O; 800
to 1100 lbs, $4,000 is; choice COWS. $SSOee4S5;
common cows. Sl7002.75; good feeders, $500
6LIOs common feeders. $S.750325. Market
EOGgReceipts, $500 head; light, $500
sos; mixed. $7O007.O5; heavy, $7.O@7.sO.
Market SC lower.
lambs, SSW06.O0. Market steady.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
cad In the Pulpit.

ABILENE. Kan, March 90. R. w.
Abrsham Bear, q Dunkard preacher,
dropped dead while Offering prayer in
the Dulpit,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

GENEVA, March SO. The jury in tbs
Vera p. Ava case rendered 3 verdict Of
guilty and she was sentenced 20 two
years Ia the joliet EsnifenfaEry.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

NrA. Gersrdy Cots Two Years Sentences
KNOX, Ind, March 26.-The jury In
the Gerardy murder trial returned =
verdict Of manslaughter and sentsnced
the accused to two years in the reforms
tory
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
Victim Ne. 10.

MoALEsTER, I. T., March 2s.-Ths
fatalities Of the Anderson Enine explosion
now number 10. Herman Rhody died of
his injuries Saturday morning.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

NEW YORK, March 26.-Rev. Albert
Won Puttkamer is dead. He was the
Hrst German to be baptized in the Bap-
list faith in the United States.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
Raoalg Frsua Calisernla 60 RAgiaaA.

SAN ERANCzSco, MAzch 2s.-Five
Rreat clipper ships left hsre lAdsn with
Whsak for . race for 81, 0Oe around Cape
HORN to England.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
pGax ReInx ths Emhnrro.

LONDON, March s6.-The government
meditates relaxing the embargo upon
CanSdian cattle.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

MARRETA, O., Aagch 28.-Geeggs
DSW, HeBgy Dew aad EIszsk -AcaksgsIEEsIIn
wee dxaEpe4 nssr Asra
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
ChIcago Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
CHICAGO, March ..

OhIOAOO1
CAFrLE-Receipts. $500 head; common to
extra steers. $29O06.15: stOckers and feeders.
4RO0AA0 COWS and bulls Sl-509A15.
To: mixed and medium, $7.25G7.65; light.
S7.l097.n.
SEEEP-Receipts, 12.O0O head: poor to extra,
2R&EA0e lambs. S5009640.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
. CYCLONES WORK.
MANY VILLAGES IN THE soUTh
WRECKED Bx WHEELING WINDS

a Great Many People E-sassd syEaslaas
Houses and FIylns DeSEis. !Sus Esv
Deaths Are Rsportsd-Eaasssass Rsaa-
Tertiary Wrecked.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31
Non OrIeana Wants tha ATatch.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20. = The
Olympic club cFers $25, 900 for the Cor
bett-M Mitchell ;at.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

KELLY, Miss, March 25.-A thorOagh
investigation made regarding he dana
ega by the cyclone Thursday shows
matters are worse than expected. Re-
ports Of damage ara numerous. Every
countrymAn who comes In adds new
horrors to the list.
As Gar as cAa b learned thseg is not
house left standing within tie scope Of
the cyclone, which ranged fEeRa guar
ter to q half mile in width. Southwest Of
Kelly, thu tTaos were blown up BY the
roots e. though > scissors had clipped
them.
TAe Is1uPeA Are:
PAYNE, negro, badly bruised. being
crushed under his cabin; his wife crippled
and internally injured; . SMALL baby. foot
smashed; 1S-year-old girl. head crushed in,
will die, the other two escaped.
HARRIET SMITH, colOred, killed.
CHARLES BUFoRD, negro, head smashed
AID both shoulders broken, Will probably
die.
EPH MCLAUGHLIN, negro, shoulder dis
located.
jim PAYNE, skull crushed and arm dis
located; his little s-year-old boy badly In
jured internally by heavy log falling
ACROSS his side.
The child Of Mr. Cox, living on Hub
BELLS farm cut across forehead, probably
fatally.
There were several others who were
badly injured, but full particulars could
not be learned,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-31

NASHVILLE, March ga cyclOnS Of
death swept She state LAST night. Half
Of the big state penitentiAry, covering 80
enormous loss. The conYicts, 500 in
number, had just left the mess hail
when the building collapsed and mar
rOwIy escaping death.
A brick residence In NOrth Nashville
was blown down, killing Alexander and
Eugene DrumreiGht outright. w.
Bradford was fatally hurt. w. Wright,
wife and two children, who were in the
building, were badly wounded.
At DeFdem, q suburban town, the en-
tire place was oblik0KetOd by the storm
and fire. The damage 20 Nashville
alone b over 600, O6e. Throughout
Cumberland valley property was de-
strOyed and lives lost. The wires are
down and but little can Be learned.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
ueber GntenSuht.

8o6G. bietet bic 6ibner3ucbt etne peit
gr0Bere 9t6me6iclung, ais bte @nten5u6t,
ba es ftb BET 0ieler i'm 8eientlidbet l1ur
INN einige Q(rten banbsIn fam, a6cr anoez
rer ieitS tit bic Nuf5ubt Ser @nten oucb
0urcbaus ntbt nit BEN S4pierigfeiten
perfniipft, ME man I'M QQgen1cinen ansu7
neDulen geneist lit, unO Ser gtuBen oerielz
ben lit Elm 10 in Sic @tu9en iprtl1genber,
DaB eS nicbt recbt perftdnblic6 lit, tparum
Oteier 3peig Der @efagel3uc3tio .ieDr per-
nd9Idiii9t lit.
g8enn eS aucb ric6tis lit, OaB Sic Gute
Bafier sum 8aDen brau6t, 10 lift etn fleiz
ner 8aoeteicb, penn nun lonft geniigenber
&altm oorban6en lit, gar ni9t 10 icbper
berauri6ten bic Gnte lit IN Dteier 8e3iez
6un9 ie6r genii9iam. Sin &Gmpel, un6
tpenn er nod 10 i4mabig lit, bietet ibr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
9oadoenttae autepta stnata Bettnane, gao,tae, 6. gsbraeap 1898.
pine nrnf,p Grp1tAp 1tn6 ffe fin6et BARN nnch

cine groBe Sreroe un0 ite ftn0et BARN nod
cine Wtenge NGbrItoffe, Die fit ale anDeo
rcn @efliigeliorten D~erloren ge6en. Die
Gnte friBt 2lGe5 uno ibr Slim fit Gctnz
licbfett lit n'cbt 10 5art aus9e6tlDet; DaB
i6r nid0t Elm id60nerg labregen auSreid6enbe
@ele9enbett bietcn ioQte, it6 BON aQe0em,
tpaS Ite an iDrem Tebcrflet6e aus Ben
Giimpeln mitgcnommen bat, ipteber 81 be-
freten. Sir etnen @rpeG un6 ietne bier
bis 1e6S Gnten 9enitgt etne gar fletne
Seicba1lage, Bic etipa 10 SUB int 9urcb@
meiicr bat un6 BERN ttefite Stelle ettpa 2
SUP miBt. Gatiirltb beIegt man BEN So
BEN 5uerit iorgfGltig nit 2e6m, bamtt bas
binetngepumpte Waiier ntbt etn5teDt, n1b
ebeniO mitni6enStpert6 lit es, oaB man in
Ben 2ebrn fleine Stetne ein6ruGt.
Stebt Elm natirlicbeS @etpdiier 3u Sc
bote, 10 lit eS ielbitper itdnbli9 um 10 BEL
ier, freilib miro ite 0er 6tiD5u6t ibaben,
benn mas Die @nte 2ebenbsS I'M Q8afier fin
BET, betrabtet ie ais quite Gerte, ia lie
nin1n1t au6 nit Sobtem borlieb. &ann
MAJ i6r Bic Nufiicbt i'm @arten iibertragen,
10 mtrO tie oeniclben bon aQem @em!;rm
II. +. ~. 81 iGubern oufS Gtfrigite beitrebt
ie1t. Sic i0arrt ntcbt uno lit baber inn
@anSen benz @Grtner nicbt ldittg, ba 1ie
et9entltb nur benz l1ngeSiefer nad6iteat.
QuerOtngS mitiien 5arte SGnereien bot
tbnen gel6lbt iper0en.
SebeS 8etter lit tbr re3t. WorgenS nit
oem eriten Gdge5gra!ten tit tie oa uno nit
ben 2ebten patidelt ite Nben63 gum StaQ.
Sic lit unermiibItcb, fir ibres Qeibes Stab
y, ~ nus 0tothS1trEE ar Scroo1, S1,nr,r fc
aucb gdn5 germ an Der augemetnen 8ittee
ruu8 tbeilnimmt. 8esiiglib Der WobnanQ
macbt ie nic6t ptcl Qniprii6e, MIR Jorge
man bafiir, baB Der 8oben uibt 81 falt
unb lc90n troGen lit. Sobolo Sic Tebruar-
Tonne sic GrDe beitra6lt, fattqen fic an su
legcn. Die @ltte teAt falt tGgGtb, c5 tit dbct
gut tie nicbt 5u firth Derau85uIaifet, ba fe
gern bic @ier pcri9leppt rnO Damn I'M Ser:
bDrgenen briitet. 6at fte ettpa 30 @ier Sc
le9t, oann iteQt iicb bic 8riiteLuit BEL ii,
Elm, unb tie lit etl1e fleiBtge 8riterin, fpenr
man aue5 DIT genug ibr Gier elmer 6en1C
ODER Srutbenne unterlegt, bte 0arn lpdtel
iiber Die S6wimmluit t6rer YfegGinge II
Gin geLin6eS @lltlebcn gerGtb.
Observation-Disclosures 8rteffaiten,
6errn Q8. &C., Soa. Siebe Qtrtifel: 81,
frGfttge Stute. @egen baS 8erfiitterr
Ieicbten 6aferS nit 0en Strob = un8e:
OrOi9en = it ionit NIGHTS ein5upenoen, &c
mag lpirt6i6aftlicb ric6ttg iein, tpenn oc1
6afer aber pom 9toit befalien tpar, lit bas
0reiben DorSu5ieben, tpetl Der &oititouf
baourcb gum 8r0Bten She'll c%ntfernt pirb
0aS 8ertperfen ber Stute fam ipoDL burd
6reiien be9 %roltt8eu Strobes peronlaB
tporDen ietn, Oenn roitfranfeS StrOD lit fiji
ale trageuOen Gbtere gefdbrli6.
3ii3ter. Stebe ArtiteL; Die Deri6ie6e"
men 2amm5eiten.
6errn S. So, geeb. Sie6e 9lrtifeI
lleber G1lten5u6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06

men mas CT Damn 3uDiel befolnntt an Sob
lenDD0raten, fam CT nic6t auSnuBel, oocb
fann oicier 8erluit burD einen 3uiaB BON
2etmn1eDl Derrin9ert iDer0en, dber Die I'M
Stale ~ange5unbene trGcbti8e Stute muB
~freiicn, mas ibr gerei1t miro. Die Wttlcb@
fu0 muB ell 1toere5. 9Sutter baben iple Der
W}a1tocbie. Die g(atur belttntrtte tie, Elm
&olb 5I crnGbren un0 lfilcb Sit ge6en, Oa>
fer beoarf fte Elm 6utter, tpelbe3 einen
S6cil Brotetn Su bier BIS flint SDallen
&D6lcnbD0rate entbdlt. Die Stutc bat Oie>
icl6en Beoiirfniiie pie Die Sub unO mas tie
sur i3cit Der Gr6c6tigteit beDari, lit 10
Siemlicb b%asiclbe, pas iie n0t6i9 bat, noc67
benz 6aS Tilcu GUT QSclt gefomilten 1T.
Suit bic @cburt in sic Wei6e5eit, 10 bietet
Die Q8ei0e Der Stute, mas tie braucDt.
Sunge3 0roS beItebt ST cinem 9rtttel Docr
&icrtel aus lciiber5eugenben oOer Bro7
tcin@ p0er GiipeiBzS eita1Otbeilen. SIN
YSinter iollte bic trogcnoc Stute Elm iaftt7
gcS 53ufutter erbalten. @ur5clfrit9tc,
penn lie pcritdnbig 9efiittcrt lperOen, itrO
git fir tie uno bo3 81 ertpartcnOe 6ltlIet.
TcDlcn otsiclbcn, 10 crpftcblt iib etn tlet7
ncr !3ulab pon 2eirmeDl.
IS miro falum n0tDig Iet1, 0aran SIT err
~innern, baB tragenbe Stutcn in ieber 28eiie
nit NorIic6t be6anbelt iperbcn m%iiiien.
InregclmaBi8feiten in Ser 6ittterung bir7
fen uidbt pDrfommen; fairies 3urufbalten
ic4lpcrer 9aitcn auf a6ibiiii8en QSc8en,
@lciten ouf DEM Size, 8aten burcb DoDc
Sc5necpc0en, 3uiammeniteDen nit Bferz
ben Die ftct5 sum Qlu8ioblaaen berett itn6,
ic9l:c5tc StalluTt, cngcr Stanb, rau1e Sc
GaR6lung muB pcrmicbcn pcrbcn. 6Gben
nit trob alter Die RicrocSucbt begitnitigenz
o,n ltmitGnbcu fcinc ~gelunoen, frGftigen
Qfcr0e, 10 lit b0s mctItenS unicre ei8ene
G0Ilo. Gtrpirit bie Stutc, 10 1T irgeno
es!po3 perfc9rt III 8flegc ober !6altung.
Gtir5t bo8 6ii1en in fllr5er 3eit, 10 Iiegt
Danolun9 Scr Gtute o0>r be5 0edDen8iteS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
Staot Chicago.
Cine p~erSweifelte Chat.

0te 15jdbrige Glara Garter traf neulicb
Qbenos aus 9ttttca, Sto., bier Elm u1b begab
itcb iofort na6 Der Wobuung bon 6rQnf
See, 337 BelsitraBe. Sbne 8orrebe. per>
langte fte bon benz 22jd6rigen iungen
Wanne, NIT benz iie i6on lett ldnserer 3ett
tnttm perfe6rt bate, baB er ite auf ser
Stele betratben iole. Qus See ltcb poiitiu
peIgerte, oteS gu t3un. 3og, fic e~ntlcbloiien
etn Pafet nit Worpbium, bas lie in @bert's
Apot6efe ar Der YoIfitroBe gefauft bate,
Derpor uno berf6ludte BEN Snbalt. -@rz
i6rofen bolte See Sen Or. goas BON 395
Weusftrabe. berbei, Der na9 Mnwenbung
bon @egenmitteln e%rfldrte, baB 6offnung
fir Die @eneiung Oes Wdbdens borbanben
let. 0es 0eBteren @ltern tppbnen angeblicb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
Ntebmatft.

@m &inbpieb m arft betru9 Die 3ufubr
Sc, 1896 Stid, se9en 64,5335 in Der uorisen
@p9e.
Dim g 6weinemartt belief fi6 Die Gus
fubr auf '105 ,031 Stid, 9esen 1906 0 9tI6
IN Der pprt9eu ISOLDE.
99afe trafeu ein 41,457 @taf, sesen
Al, 915 in Der pDri9eu ISOLDE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06

rs Observation-Disclosures @e9enIt6uoe b~etreffenoe Iu=
fragen .sfuo an Sperm 0oG+tiEo &}ctltingDooe1t,
SIaoes 6Urrers, @iSc., SIT riAteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
StnaMa=8ert0t.

%,' @btcaso,4 4. Sebr.
Oie 8anfausslei9uusen ~betrn9en s1O7,
202, 400.5; :
gnnbesf@nIbi@etne i9loiiem bier:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06
MMSW6rtS-

90 et3en g1e,p gort - Sebruar, 7s4c.,
Mtat, S24e, Suli, $3.50. ct. 2outs -6ebruar,
684c.; Wtat, 1876. Mtilpaufee = baar 66e,
Wtat, 704c. DULUTH - Sebruar, 674c. !;
0eat, 72&c. Winneapolis = Sebrlar, 681e.;
Ntat, 705c. &oleoo = Sebruar, 724c.; Ntdt,
774c. Soltimore-Sebruar, 774e.; Mai, 8O8c.
Corn Seem gorf - Sebruar, 54ae.;
Otot, $3.50. ct. Souls = Sebruar, 4Oc. ;
Wsoi, 434c. Baltimore - Sebrnar, 514c.;
Wtai, 513c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06

Gbtca9o A. Sebr.
SebrldrsG et5en i9loB nit 744c., 'Sebruar=
Corn nit 44c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-06

in BENT 6auie 1924 Sib 8eortafraBe, bod
bat Bic Sobter i6on felt ldngerer i3eit nibt
tte6r bel ibren Gltern gelebt.
Arizona republican., 1893-10-18
Flirting on The Wheel.

81 have noticed something which I
do not understand about bicycle rid
ing" said a young man who has re-
Gently invested in a wheel and puts in
several hours day on the boulevards.
This is what l have noticed: Girls
who would not think of flirting if they
were walking on the street or riding
in an ordinary conveyance proceed
with one accord to inaugurate harm
less fiirtations when they are out
bicycling. l do not mean" said the
young man, ''that they indulge in con-
duct that is bold or especially objec-
tionable, but only that girls who never
indulge in anything approaching f1irt-
ing under any other circumstances are
certain to be little fiirtatious when
they get on wheel" The notebook
woman could not tell the young man
why this is unless it be that, first, the
exhilarating exercise makes young
women as well as young men gay and
especially vivacious, and, second, be-
cause bicycling is so unconventional
that it tends to make those who in
dulge in it for the nonce ignore the
strict conventionalities of life. AS he
had no reasons to offer that were more
plausible the young man accepted this
conclusion.