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Tho street in CaIro at the Fair.

Chicago Inter. OtGaL
~ will tell you about them, but no
one can see them. They are not dressed
up yet" I,
at is only them that l came to see,"
"0hl yes, know how it IL, madam;
but it Is impossible. 1t would not be
right, and no one must SEQ them"
at is more interesting now before
they are on exhibition, and an interest
can be created that will make the peo-
pie anxious to see them"
He still refused. And we argued. lie
was firm. was persistent. l cannot
remember Just what l said, but he
finally said:
"Oh, you American women! Inever
saw such women You make me lose
all patience and You get your way.
Come with me and you shall Soc"
The first We saw were some married
women. Their faces wero covered with
some kind Of q white cloth, with only
the eyes showing. Ono Of them was
nursing baby about nine months old.
The baby had jewels in its ears and
coins tied to its hair.
The manager left the room q minute
and made them understand that l
wanted to SEQ their faces. They un.
hesitatingly removed the veil. Ono Of
them was really beautiful. The mar
ried women aro separated from the
others. Tho others are dancing girls
and are not ft-in the eyes OF the hus.
bnnd-to associate with good women"
Good women never allow man to see
their faces. These husbands were very
much incensed because their wives
were obliged to 60 in the same building
with dancing girls. One OF them, in
tho twenty.seven days they were a. sea,
kept his wife down between decks, and
never allowed her breath OF fresh air,
no was so insaneiy jealous OF her. II
was the husband Of the beautiful one.
She was not n happy-looking woman.
The sad expression, however, was one
of her points Of beauty, that and her
large velyety eyes.
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KEY WEST, FLA, May 1.-THE rev.
enue cutter McLane, Captain LiItleheId
commanding, which was teleSraphed
for by order OF the secretary OF the
treasury, to return to this port inmedi'
ately on account OF the demonstrations
OF the Cuban tilibusters here, and re.
ports OF anexpedition being fitted out to
sail for Cuba, arrived here yesterday,
Her commander had conference with
the collector OF customs, the result OF
which could not be ascertained, but no
liberty to officers or men was granted
last night. Boats were lowered and
armed and every preparation made to
intercept any boat or vessel entering or
leaving the harbOr.
rhe federal officers here say they have
reliable information Of preparations to
send an expedition from here or ono OF
the adjacent islands to Cuba and are OF
the opinion that the attempt will soon
be made.
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Deafness Cannot 10 Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure Deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an lnaamed con-
dition OF the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube gets In
famed you have u rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when 1t is en-.
tirely closed Deafness is the result, aud
unlcas the Inflammation can DO taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will DO destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten arc caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
we will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, ..
R0"sold by druggists, Zoe.
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In and inhale the perfume Of garden and
forest, the scents OF the east ana the
west. the rose OF the English garden,
the priceless orchids OF India and Japan.
II you are attached TO art you can say
goodby to wheels ana mechanism and
enjoy day dream with some OF the
greatest modern painters, living or
dead.
Ii you love women-and who does
not2-vif you admire their talent, their
industry, their genius, in these days Of
freedom aud emancipation, you can do
vote yourself wholly to womeR's work
and SEQ the products Of their lively
minds and busy fingers. All these
great gifts will be given to you at the
Worlds Fair OF Chicago.
All these glories await you in the
coming by and by, But this is not all,
The weather will BIO glorious, Not ono
will be inclined to turn back, Whom
the business Of pleasure is over there
will be dinners at the restaurant and
excursions on the lake, There will be
friendly gatherings in the smoking and
music gardens that tho Germans love to
show YOU, There will be whisperings
and llirtations under what Matthew
Arnold called "The Dreaming Garden
Trees" where, together, you may sec
the full moon and the white evening
star, All this is in the pleasant and i'm.
mediate future. All thia and more
Chicago promises you. But you must
season YOUR admiration" for u while,
Have patience, and, above all, exercise
your Imagination. CLEMENT SCOTT.
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COMMENDED To oLEVELAND.
Carter Harrlson's Novel But Dangerous
Method OF Kidding Himself of OiiCe-

Carter HnrTiSOn's Novel But Dangerous
Method Of Kidding Himself of Office.
Seekers.
Chicago, Ills, May ll,-Mayor Har-
rison has invented a new method OF
Kidding himself OF office seekers, 1t
will not work with all men, but 1t set
ties things. When the visitors is adorn-
cd with whiskers Mr., Harrison's plan
as practiced yesterday was very simple,
lie touched lighted match to the
whiskers and the office seeker departed
at once When Mayor Harrison came
to his Office in the afternoon II was lair
ly choked with Office seekers, Ho had
difficulty in forcing his way to the door
OF his private room, and as he did so
was followed by Alderman Little
Mick" Ryan who wanted an office for
one OF his constituents. keep away,
keep away, my boy, / say" remarked
the mayor as he raped on the door for
admission. The alderman smiled as
much as TO say: "It's only his way. |
am solid with him." but the mayor did
not see it that way for he repeated;
go away Ryan, go away, l won't see
YOU"
Some one inside opened the door and
the mayor stepped over the threshold,
Alderman Ryan followed and when Mr..
Harrison attempted to close the door
Ryan put one foot inside and defeated
the mayors attempt to bar him down.
Mr., Harrison advised the alderman a
third time to go away.
His cigar had gone out during the
conversation, lie took u match from
his vest pocket, struck it and relishted
his PerfeCto. Alderman Ryan's head
was stuck half way in the door, His
long grey beard stuck out In a tantallz-
ing wny, and quick as flash the mayor
jabbed the match into the centre Of it.
There was q puff Of smoke, q burst OF
flame and strong smell OF burning
hair and smudged cuticle filed the air
us the alderman wildly beat at the
flames, that lost none OF their heat
through the language employed by the
alderman as he pranced about the
floor until he had put out the fire. Mr..
Harrison paid no more attention to the
alderman, but slammed the door and
went to his desk. The alderman left
tho city hall vowiug vengeance with
every motion OF his sCorched under jaw.
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La GrlppO.

During tho prevalence OF the Grippe
tho past seasons II was noticeable fact
that those who depended upon Dr.
Kings New Discovery, not only had q
speedy recovery, but escaped nil of the
troublesome after effects Of tho mulndy
This remedy seems to have u peculiar
power in clFeeting rapid cures not only
In cases OF La Grippe, but In all Dis.
eases OF Throat, Chest and Lungs, and
has cured cases Of Asthma and Hay
Fever Of long Btnnting. Try II and be
convinced. II won't disappoint. Free
trial bottles at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug
Store. Il
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CnmInr Gnrmnn EIcctlnn..

BERLIN, MAY 1.-THE preparations
Tor the elections of June Is are being
vigorously pushed by the various par.
ties. Herr Eugene Richter, the leader
OF tho stronger section OF the FreissinRe,
now know known as the Freissinnige
Volkspartei, or radical peoples party,
addressed an enthusiastic direction OF
the party in behalf of the candidacy Of
Prof. Rudolph Nirchow, who has been
put forward to the reichstag. Herr
Richter defended the action OF those
who voted with him in the reichStag
and said that he hoped and believed
that the division in the Freissinnige
party would prove to be Of benefit
Herr Richter's utterauces were cordially
Cheered.
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KlnLED HER HUSBAND

Because He Pleaded With Her TO leave
Another Man and Live With Him.
CHICAGO, May il.-Because Thomas
Heaerman sought his wife, Mary Hef-
ierman, last night and pleaded with her
to leave another man and live with him
she shot and instantly killed him. The
woman and Edward Russell, the man
for whom she forsook her husband,
were both arrested. HetFerman was IN
engineer and was a sober, industrious
man. lie had for some time been try
ing to induce his wife to return to him
and made a final c'lort last night. He
became involved in fight with Russell
and was getting the best Of it when his
wife shot and killed him,
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May IA
crank was arrested at the white house
yesterday His name is Hamilton s.
Saunders, and he halls from Sumter,
South Carolina, He is n well built,
yellow man. IS years OF age, aud desires
to receive tho appointment OF minister
to Mexico. Saunders arrived in the
city Tuesday evening, and called al the
white house that night but did not
get in. Yesterday no showed up a
second time and was placed under ar
rest and hustled OIL. lie was taken be-
fore Sanitary Officer Frank, where he
was recognized as au insane man, with
whom tho police had similar trouble
about six weeks ago, AT that time
Saunders was sent home, and he will DO
disposed OF in like manner this time.
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ODESSA, May 1.-THE Jewish inhabi.
tants of Caucasia have been ordered to
remove from their present homes to
within the southwestern pale. About
one-third of tho jewish population OF
Libau, tho Baltic seaport, will be ex'
polled within the coming six months,
greatly to the detriment Of the town, in
which they form M influential part oil
the commercial community.
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Nose. Price Cured Of Rheumatism.

Tho many casoa Of rheumatism cured
by Chnmbprinin's Pnin balm during
tho past inw months have given tho
people great confidence In its curative
properties, and hOy6 shown that there
is one preparation that can DO depend.
cd upon for that painful aud aggfavat-
Ing disease lIonakcr liros., Lorain,
Ohio, shy: "Mr Moses rrioD, Of this
place, was troubled with rheumatism
for long tlmo, ChambOrlaln's Pain
Balm has cured him, lle says that the
balm has no equal"
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A Murder Mystery.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 1.-THE
trunks of two male bodies, headIess and
loglcss, were found floating in barrel
in the Blue river last night. The bodies
were in good state OF preservation and
there is nothing to indicate that they
Games from the dissecting table. Tho
coroner is making an investigation on
the theory OF double murder. Various
wounds upon tho bulks indicate that
the heads and legs were chopped oil
with blunt hntchet or axe. No cloth.
ing or other means OF Identification was
found with the bodies.
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A nrlnI.lnr.. wiz Much rlnn,nh.

Elder S. S. Beaver, OF McAlllstorvillo,
JuniattA county, Pa, sNya his wife IL
subject to cramp IN the stomach Last
summer shc tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy for 1t,
aud was much pleased with the speedy
relief II afforded. Sho has since used Il
whenever necessary and found that II
never fails For sale by q. Il. Goethe,
w. W. Irwin, W. $, Mccullough, O.
MenkOmollor, S. L. Brico, j. Coleman,
Q. Schnepi, W. o. ArmbrCcht, tho
KurtE Drug Co., Lincoln u Co., W. Il.
Williams, John Klnri, A. L. schGplo and
W, II. Williams, Wheeling, Bowie &
Co, Bridgeport, o., aud d. T. Peabody,
BOnwood, W, Va,
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Mhlsl,cx Ms n stImnlnnt.

No one denies that pure whiskev is
ono OF the best medicinal agents known
to the human race, but, like all valuable
articles, 1t is difficult to obtain. Fore
most among the houses who handle pure
whiskieB is that Of Max Klein, OF ALE.
gheny, Pa. His Silver Age and Du-
quesne Rye Whiskies have achieved a
reputation second to none for purity and
general excellence. They are sold by oil
the principal hotels, drug stores and by
dealers generally at 81 30 and 81 20 per
quart respectively. Write for catalogue
and price list OF all kinds OF liquors,
mailed FREQ, to MAX KLEIN,
So Federal St., Allegheny, Pa.
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BIC WIRE N PlrrsnuRaH.
Gloecllers New six story Building De.
stroyel

GlOeckler's New Six story Building De-
stroyed
PIrrsnuRdu, Pa, May ll,-Gloeck-
ler's new six story stone front building,
Nos. li27, 1923 and 1881 Penn avenue.
and ArnfoIdts three story block adj
joining, were completely destroyed by
fire this morning about $3.50 o'clock,
Several houses on the opposite side OF
tho street were badly scorched and the
occupants were compelled to move
hastily. Two tlremen were painfully
injured by falling stones, Gloockler's
building was used as Il warehouse for
butchers supplies. The fire started in
the boiler room and is supposed to have
been the work OF incendlaries. The loss
was about $4,000 with about 100000
insurance.
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Great Trlunph.

Instant relief experienced and per.
m0nent cure by the most speedy and
greatest remedy in the world-Otto's
Cure for throat and lung diseases. Why
will you continue to irritato your throat
and lungs with that terrible hacking
cough, when Logan Drug Co., soleagent,
will furnish you FREQ sample bottle OF
this great guaranteed remedy2 Its
success ia simply wonderful, rs your
druggist will tell you. Otto'S Cure is
now sold in every town and village on
this continent, Samples free. Large
bottles DOC. 3
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A srRANoE PnooRpuRR.
small Pox Patients Walked Through n
Crowd Of Storage Passengers.

Crowd OF steernse Fhssengerb'
New YoRR, May IL, - When the
steamship Lain reached quarantine at
. o'clock this morning four cases OF
small pox were reported to the quaran-
tine officials. The victims were all
Hungarian immigrants, man, two
women aud child. They were ut once
removed to North Brother islands,
When the four patients were removed
from the ships hospital by DIR. jenkins,
they were not carried out by path
that would avoid exposing any one to
the contagion, but they were walked
directly through the steerage passen-
gers, exposing all of them to injection,
All oil them will be removed to HotE-
man Island, and after having been dis
injected all Of them will be vaCCinated.
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The People WIN Reply.

BERLIN, May lO.-Tho Tosisctt Zeitung
says that tho address made by the
Kaiser to the officers of the guards in
the Tempelhofer field is tantamount to
personal interference by the Kaiser
with tho co ming election to tho reich.
stag. Tho reply cannot DO given to.
day. The people will furnish reply
ON the 18th of June.
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NORFOLK, Va, May ia handsome
granite monument erected to the mem.
DRY of James Barren Hope, known as
the poet laureate OF Virginia, has been
unveiled here. The Confederate camps
OF this section and the typographical
union attended in u body. Tho monu.
mcnt was erected by friends Of the dead
editor and poet.
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LONDON, May ia Warehouse DO.
longing to the Hull Engineering Com.
pany, situated on one OF tho Hull docks,
was destroyed by fire to-day. 1t is be.
leved that the fire was OF incondiary
origin, as have been many OF the fires
in Hull since the beginning OF tho dock
laborors' strike.
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Tho Opening Of tho Campaign.

To opGu the campaign with any hopes OF
speedy success, attack the enemy manfln DO
foe twill prove II you don't 90 right at II II
you are prudent too, you Will have fortified
upon the FIRST intimntion Of iE presence In your
nOighborhOOd. lloscttcrs Stomach lnttcfs IL
ihC medicinal nmmnpitIon that YOU require
preventive and remedy
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MUsoArlSE, Ia, May 1.-THE resi-.
dcnCes Of three prominent citizens who
are prosecuting saloon cases, were blown
up by dynamite early this morning. No
tatalitios resulted. The houses were
completely wrecked.
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A Galveston artesan we'll was sunk
5000 feet without oucountering either
rock or wator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
nnANrm nrrIrrs-


ID, Myynado- y. W. stark correspondent
Amarillo y e. Highsnil correspond
emf; d. H.. MWgun, agent.
ous & Co. agents
Ahlene-E. NJ ltudfOrd. agent ana core
fgHponlthti obigr o'iohlrg huiiuing, 20
Chestnut street. nrt floor Whore bN orders
10y subscription oud advertising should bc
luft.
Ausuu-J y Nckonun.
Hai'lnggTr j. , ,gir,c. ,orl ,Hponiout ana
ch store
irs Ian, agent 49,,
e., Mhluy. agent
kCltuu lr. y. a.. TURNER. correspondent .
g. W. Mi99nsieomoy. agent, office in post.
Once hullIiHE,,
'uL.
'lr1ufnc Louis llnnmOng, agent, r. o..
h.!I, zorro Hpnlrni
A. j.. Payne. uEunt
'hles hurh lliHgrnld, cuuU nuWlDnii
",l'r. al' M1ln tutri. Nlurr nll ORDERS FOR
a1S'6be \. in8, .1 1 Os ,gI' LN' ,oio'r
his cig Adolph OF general ncur asuG
hocmurHJ. %. Gusc, D1uuHp uudput. sam
j. ,Sinpsou, nWni
G, Keifcr agent
thlIHlhllf n NILH"lu II.. rurTutuuul
cntt y. =. Hail, agent. office. GulupaylIIo
music store.
Grrcngllr.N. H. SpNtou. cOrrrapondput
II. Wright agent
Galveston q. W. Hayes rorro.pnuUpuf
Henrietta ~. a. ChlHou CORR. aDul,Ir .
g. a. hlnton agent
lullhDolo ~ johnson, ugeati Office. I'm
El9 drug store
JoncNon r. ID, Howell curlosuoudrnf.
Albert WootH agent
Marshall w. hurkcr correspondent. D.
L. ~, nuu'oh' agent "lhou iu ppsiouicu book,
Mlneola j. J., Mcdaniel, correspondent
ann nSent
tua W, r. CHI, correspondent. uouLg
bgyd. nEunt
lllut Point a. NJ. lnElmd. correspond
cnt ANA agent
Hoy Walker, nreut w
lq9sw"l, n, M--Ias W. Mullins. corrca.
~ b. Horton. agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
nrrrntNn KANSAS.

The disgracefu climax Of the long con-
tention bstwecn Republicans and Popu-
lists For the control Of the state govern
ment OF Kausas IS the natural sequel
Of the stormy temper Of politics in that
unfortunate state. Wien the masses Of
the people are So worked upon that they
are ready to approve amy step, however
reckless or disreputable. that promises
temporary advantage TO the party to
which they chance TO belong, free inst-
tudons endure the seycrcst strain tlnt
can be- put upon them. They are able
TO bear any pressure except it be repudia-
ton by the populoce under the delusion
Tint patriotism inspires them.
II is difficult to say which Of the parties
to the Kansas controversy is most cen-
surabc The Republicans began it with
an open, Migrant and shameless attempt
To steal the fruits Of victory. Enraged
by the gross rascolity Of their oppo-
nents, the Populists set about TO check
mate them at their own game and TO
that end Lave not hesitated themselves
TO set the law aud the courts at defiance.
~ drplorable as such interference
would be, it may become necessary for
the United States government 10 take a
hand in this quarrel. ut least TO the exc
tent Of preventing the Opposing factions
from cutting each othcrs tlronts.
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funds was void. We are unable 10
sustain this proposition As appellant
does not pretend 10 have occupied the
attitude Of u creditor of james A. Reed
he eau not complain Of the transaction
by which the husband secured TO the
separate use of his wife future acquisi-
tons, which would, I'm the absence Oi
such contract De community property
Thus. though interest uccruug upon the
separate money Of the wife rs Of the
community, the husband, nevertheless.
can 80 contract with the wife that such
interest except as TO the existing crcd
itOrs, shall be- the separate property of
the wife Hall vs. Hall, 81 Texas. 20l.
Martiu-Brown company w. Pcrrill "a
Texas. Dol
4. We are Of opinion that the court
was justified in concluding that the up
psllnnt aud his vendor should be held
TO bo affected ut the time Of their pur-
chase with notice of the conveyance by
James A. Reed to his Wife. The descrip.
ton of the land, though defective and
Incorrect az To the certificate number us
already pointed out. was, inasmuch Ms
IL indicated the correct section and numc
OF the survey, and uusmuch as the
deed was duly recorded. sufficient to put
% prudent man upon inquiry with refer
once 20 the scope aud character Of the
Instrument and Of the property thereby
conveyed.
The judgment Is affirmed
TARITON. Chief Justice.
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nnLnssEr,. si.srtNcr.

There H. TOO much mia,l rccted svrlpa.
tly ond too oftop np prdue opoupt of
rlomepcy expended uppu crirpipois WHORE
socinI p,.i,i,p r,pl. mr. ,,.oltI, Inns olo.
vot.d tb,m obe,o Tins. vb, bova a
sepbopca Of eyons. far tb, c,mm,ttal
of Grim. becops. ,r actual v.,,t
An illustration of this A. q, d, 500, ip
the cose of De T..ssops Will, Il must
,lyypys b, n potlor ,r r.sr.t IL, .,.r,.
OH. tlut This ,pop or y.,rs ,,boso ,ignr
and strength had bo.p d.,ot.d IN tbc
copo.ptiop and n,ccpti,p ,r nm, NJ u,
,-rcofr.t orbiny,pnpts Of IN. ,g,. sbopiJ
"a, his i,t,.r l.,s ~. ,,r.i,,,.J l..,.,,.,
the b,rlosl court of M. conutiv IN II,
fried and thor, condemned a., ,.,r, NJ
ipnrisop,ncnt neither bis mas, scryi,,
Mia AGO NOR bis pr,uin,,,. ,r. o,,,ru.r,,
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CnIcKAsAMs MnNrN

Ardnoye Chickasuw Nation. Feb. 10
Especial The Chk8,aW LEGISLATURE
convened Ut the capital. Iishommg0. todnv
IL Is understood that the extra session K
called 20 muty the recent action of
conguss granting the ChicLasaw and
tbortuws some s.. jO00N M pavmont
for their claim la the Cheyenne and
Arupohoc reservations recently allotted
and opened Cor settlement MS claim
has been before congress FOR several wears
and 30 is said that nearly oue-hnlf thp
amount viii be paid by the mdius MS
attorney fees, etc. 10 10 believed here
among the mnst prominent Chicknsnws
tLat President Harrison Is simply put.
ting on the payment of this money until
after ihc ith of Mareh to allow the new
administration 40 Washinetol tn settle
the mUtter After an fees are paid and
q few of Che leaders gyt their ukc-on I'd
"a very probable that he remainder wll
be divided npg capita among The Chickn-
saws and ChotmW's Nc has been esti-
matted by careful celglaiors chat each
man, womgn and cLlld will be entitled
20 about $50