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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-02-16
TO THE
CASHBUYERS
CAMBRIA COUNTY.

We extend invitation to visit Large Dry Goods
Main street Gatzn We carry by far the Largest and Cheapest
Line of Dress Goods town Dress Goods l2c
the Finest Henriett Cashmeres and Cloths Fancy
and Stylish Notions, mems Shirts Underwear ladies'
chren Underwear at Low Prices Fine line of Rdbber Goods
Can sell you Blue Prints at 5cthe kind for which other
charge 7c Lancaster gngham, 7c yard Yard wide muslin
Sc yard Blankets from 81 90 pair the
market. Full line ladies' and mems Shoes
Good, comfortable place try your Shoe With plenty of
daylght in store you what yOd getting
In "A word and stock cash and sell
for cash you money.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-02-16

MI To say their many friends and customers
Inat their entire steck OF Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods must be reduced before n
ventcry which takes place March 18th Prices
no OBJECT. The stock must - regardless oi COST
Therefore parties desiring 70 avail themselves Of
getting goods at their own prices would do weil
TO call the above nrm-
,pNHE Epensburx building A Loan Association
i will offer for sale At the council chamber, Eb-
ensbury, on the fourth Monday In February.
81 100 90. THUS. DAVIS.
LksTER LekiMKR, Secretary. President
EUksc s. =, r,.,.,u,v nav,
the hixbes. W. kst price for all kinds Of turs.
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Blankets and Haps in Abundance.

Gray and white blankets from - cents 10
81. - per pair. Remember these blankets
are full 10-4 wide. Haps, full size, from
10 cents to 500.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-02-16

The report of the Somerset county aud
itors shows that the receipts for 1898 we're
SOS Psi Or and the expenditures s6s. .667.s6.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-02-16
ll6 Acres,

more or less and having thereon erected a new
Frame Dwelling House and Spring House, new
Bank Barn 60XiO feet, shop and StorehOuse, all
In good repair.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent. the purchase money TO be paid
in hand at the time OF the sale. and tie balance
OF one-ihird AT the confirmation OF sale: one-thirc
in one year and One-third ia two years IRON the
time of the confirmation OF the sale Deferred
payments 10 bear interest and To be secured by
Judgment bond and mCrtgage OF the purchaser.
JOSEPH r. FISHER,
Administrator oi the estate OF silas Nagle.
Munster, Pa, February .. 1894.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-02-16
Applications
Liquor Licenses.

Notice is hereby given that the following ap
plications for liquor licenses. have been filed IN
The ONCE of the Clerk OF the Court Of Quarter
Sessions OF Cambria county, Pa. and VIII De
presented to the said court for IFS consideration
on Monday, February 18th 1884
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-02-16

Low Rate Excursions to Washington.
Three special excursions will be run to
the national capital from Pittsburg
and other points the Pennsylvania
railroad, as mentioned below, at remarka
bly, low rates. The dates selected are Feb
ruary 2Ist, March 22nd and April 10Th.
Tickets for these trips will be good on any
of the regular trains except the Pennsyl-
vania Limited or on the special train to
be run on the schedule herewith, on the
days designated, and will admit of a stay
of ten days in Washington. Stop-over at
Baltimore maybe made in either direction
within limit.
These trips are especially appropriate
and attractive during the present season,
when the most beautiful city in America
may be seen at its best. The historic and
contemperaneous interest always attaching
itself TO Washington, and the magnificent
architectural sights, will amply repay a
visit and when the extremely low rates
are considered no better trip could be de-
yised.
A special train of parlOr cars and day
coaches will be run, ani tickets will be
sold as per the following:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-02-16
Kitchen Tables, SI.oS.

Breakfast Tables. drop leaf, six legs, for
500.
Six foot extension tables. drop leaf. oak.
FOR $500. Child's rockers from 80 cents 20
Sl.75.
See our
CHILI'S ROCKER FOR SlA
We give you one mattress bed itch
cotton top and woven wire spring Tor 500.
solid bottom" kitchen chair, light or
dark. 500.
ASK any OF our customers and they VIII
recommend and advise you To buy our
1924 cane chairs.
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VNxECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Ia Notice is hereby given that letters tesla
mentary in the estate of Bernard McNeill. late
OF 0alliIzin borough, deceased. have been grant
ed TO me- All persons owing said estate VIII
please make payment, and those having claims
or demands will make known the same without
delay. JohN MCN tlI.is.
Surviving executor of Bernard McNeili decd.
Gsllitzin. Pa, January 2, 1894,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-02-16

Philip Grouse, a former resident of
Eoensbnrg, and brother of II. j. Grouse,
U' ms place, was injured by being crushed
oet"een two cars while engaged in loading
d car at Butler on Tuesday. A telegram
10 ms brother IN this place announced
Lhst his injuries are serious but hopes are
tI,tI 10 ~ l.. IIc,1,iN
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z. UhINbi. OIcIk z . J,
Ebensburg. Pa. Jan. q. 1891.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Obituary: Al Hot Springs. Miss. Gen.
A. NJ. West. Greenhacs candidate for Vice
President in 1854. aged .G AT Olivet.
Mich. Prof Joseph Esterbroek. aged 12. -
At Clayton. y. NJ. AUncle Tom" Boggs. Il
brother in-law OF kit Carson and guiG e
for Gen. Fremont. AT Lewiston. Ill. Ed
itor J. NJ. Davidson. aged 90 AT Carlin-
willie ILL.,. n c. EnslCw AT Minneapolis.
Charles n Parker.
AIRS Joseph Medill. wife OF the edit r
Of the Chicago Tribune. died at 1880
O'clock this morning. Consum.a ion was
the cause OF her death
While the Porl smouth Baptist Associa-
ton was IN session at thurchland. Va. the
organi~t. Miss Maud Grimes. died at the
or-an from n con -estive Chill
--Frot. David Swing. the eminent Chi =
cago preacher and theoio:ian passed from
earth lie at O'Clock Wedues lay evsniu-
aged "a years Choiemia was the i'm L edi-
ate cause OF death. and the last ho,bs of
the dying man were painless He had
been u conscious since Monday evening
Prof saing's sriaI fer here>y Was one II
The most famous of any ,ima Not only
his own :enomin i ion but every denomi-
nation aud the "hole secular as ell az
the religious world was profoundly affected
By il. lie was acquitted by the body
which tried him Blu. he felt Il his duty
- withdraw from the chu:ch OF his earl :
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11

now pc ssesses. The Prince Of Wales
i, 53. ana thereto e no longer young,
and 80 it is q out time that he had
st me taste of his natural heritage.
Another oint which As lists in Civ
ing p~obabilits to this possibility OF q
,ming change in the occupant Of the
throne = tina. the Sth of November.
the Prince OF Wales birthday is also
the date which for many centuries has
been ce ebra,ed through cut London as
the Lord MavCrs Day the occasion
upon which the chief magistrate OF
the city of LOndcn ascends the civic
throne Upon that day pageant
traverses the city OF London escort
ing with the assistance Of q regiment
Of cavalry. the new Lord Mayor u his
Official palace the Mansion House.
which he Is to occupy during the
twelve months of his reign n Is37.
the year n which { ueen Victoria came
to the sovereignty she chose the tn
OF November as the day upon which
she would make her first f rmal entry
into her capital city. Lond II, and a.
sovereign Of the realm she headed the
recession Of the sovereign IL the city
and dined with the Lord Mayor and
sherits
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11

WALLACE ScHANAFELT, %. shot
and killed himself at Akron, Ohio, be-
cause his marriage propO al was re-
jected.
FRANK TARPCSH. q Chicago toy
whose ia ents had separated. was kid.
mapped rom Lima Ohio, school, but
was recapturcd at Delphos.
TIE B-icalayers' Union at Ander-
son, Ind. donated the services o! its
seventy-tive members for three days
work on the Catholic hospital.
THE Fremie-. J. B. PATTERSON, was
reelected in Victoria. Aust a ia, but
his party ald policy did no. receive
tn support he expected and he has
reSgEel.
J. L. THOMPSON. young Mrner liv-
ing in tie uthwest Fart o. Sullivan
county. Mo-. Was married. and during
chart al was shot and INSTANTLY
killed 1t IS c'ieved :, be murder
thu ou.h JEALOUSY.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11

burg. W. Va Many delegations from New
En- Gland and the IVES, were presea.
The old Ninety-ninth IL llama In
fantry held their annual reunion u, Crown
Point Eighty responded to roil.call out
OF loe
the instan. KILN: OF two large
drau-ht horses ia Newark. \. l.. the other
dar can only he accounted for 10y cleo
tro y>is. attn ugh there wer3 out ar1
signs support he ,heor; apart from
slight shock which Two "ho were
near by felt Much uneasine>s has been
caused by the affair for the people
who occupy the block which is in tho CEN
ter OF the city. have { aimed for some time
that the ground al about 1T j. CHARGED with
etcctricitv. The big p house OF The
Electric Light .1d In~cr company IS in
me middle OF the block. which is nette1
above an; be.o ".,he ground with electric
light. teie-rap". telephone AMI other
wires From time to time persons work
in, IN factories and pri ting Offices adj
joining have been thrown OFF their feet
by electric power but from what
has not been aScerta,ued. !.
driver backei his horses to one
az the rear doors of ii hardware store ON
Mechanic street u deliver Il load Of sheet
iron sewer pipes As as the lines
were thrown On the horses backs they be-
gan to trcmbe aud wheeled toward
Mechanic street. where their fore
feet struck u pile OF iron pipes
Both animals dropped dead. nett her
moving after it ruck the ground. The
driver was thrown t. the ground also
Van Houten and William Argus, assist
ants, were thrown TO the ground and felt
severe shoes. The ,nen were sure they
ynR oh. nf ft,! a.
rent. he horses died ith their eyes vide
open. The city engineer has examined
the locality and declares the water aud
gas pipes are full OF electricity. and that
in damp weather the electricity Charges
the ground Tie possibilities Of whole
sale death. he saws. are terrible.
-Trotting queen AiiX. 2:03f4. and trot-
ting kin. Eirectum .:v5'4. have been
matched to race for 81. 800 Il side
-Soliy Smith AMI Frank Erae fought Il
terrific ten round battle. ending in draw
at Buffalo. =. y.
M TOrtoiO. a passenger on the steamer
Palcupo. when off San Francisco jumped
overheard with his wife in his arms. He
had recently been release from an insane
asylum cured. Both were rescued
-Archbis!lup Ireland enters sweeping
denial TO all the atements about
| changes among Nurthwt stern Catholic
| bishops.
| Miss Clara Treloar. daughter Of the
| Republican candidate for Congress-, has
been voted The most popular young wOman
| in Mexico. Mo. winning Il diamond ring.
| She received 3.14o votes
Emma Jones OF Lamont. Iowa. aged :
| years saved Il Chicago Great Western train
from being wreckei On a turned bridge
| Fifteen members OF the Salv Army
| were arrested ut Altoona. Pa. upon a
| charge OF biockading the streets and ere =
| atins public nuisance
| President TUCKER OF Dartmouth, told
| the students the initiation of freshmen in
| to Rho Kappa Tan. an imaginary sophO-
| more society. must cease its mem bers
| would be treated as haznr&
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11
FOREIGN.

1t Is announced upon authority that.
after discussing the state OF affairs il
China. the Bri,ish Cabinet decided t. send
troops to that country In orter to pro-
tect British interests 1t is also prob
able that additional ships will be sent
to strengthen the fleet in Chinese wafer,
under the command Of Admiral Free
mantle. Secretary Herbert has been fore
handed IN taking steps for the roectioi
OF the lives and property OF American res
ident, in China, believed now to be endan
gered by rebeliOus and unre,trained
troops The cable advices Thursday. stat
inR that the European powers are moving
in that direction were shown 10 the Secre
,ary. who said that about three weeks ago
he had suggested to A6mral Carpenter to
confer with the comm anders of the foreign
ships In Chinese waters and arrange 10 CO.
operate with them il possible. Tho plan
was to have one or two ships at each of the
treaty ports and other coast towns where
forei-ners reside. TO give protection 10 the
citizens or subjects OF the natfons party to
the agreement In this way the eight
United States vessels assigned TO the sta
tion would be equivalent to very many
more for protection purposes.
A dispatch from Hankow, dated Thurs
day, says that AS "A consequence OF the ur-
gent demands OF the imperial authorit
the province has been denuded OF troops
Turbulent mobs nave demonstrated at
several points that the authorities are
pOwerless to check them Europeans are
alarmed, and the British consul has add
vised that all women and children be sent
to Shanghai which is considefe the safes t
place This will be done soon as posi-
BILE The men. with the trader, and Off
Gals. have formed a volunteer corps to
protect themselves The EicerOy fears
that the mobs will break out in armed re-
bcllion He Is having Notifications throw n
up at Woo Chang on the other side OF the
river. to be ready in case attack on the
city is attempted.
The Bureau OF Inning grafton has Re-
ceived personal descriptiO rs OF siXty-six
| anarchists recently expelled from France.
Officers at all ports will be furnished With
| duplicates OF this list for purposes OF iden-
tificatiOn-
The protection OF Er.tiSh subjects in
China seems to have been the cause for
| converting tue Cabinet Council at London.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11
POLITICAL.

John Swinton. who IS likely to be the
Populist nominee tor Mayor Of New York.
advocates the nomination o: Governor
Altsed for President b: the PtpuiisA
New York City Popui.st, have non,in-
ated DR.. James McCo..u,n for Mayer John
Swinton refused tn run.
-Congressional limitations: Thirteen: b
Ohio District. 5 r HAIRS. Repu bl!cnn
Fourteenth Ohio. 7. y. McCray. democrat
Twenty-tr>s Pennsylvania. d. Il. Heiner
Re ubiican.
State elections took p!ac, in FiOrida
without any conflict between the depUty
sberifS and the military. The latter had
been warned that 1t would be >.rious
ma ter for then 10 interfere
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11
FATAL DETROIT FIRE.
FiREMEN CRUSHED TO DEATH
BY FALLING WALLS.
81 Mem Killed and Nine Osae-s Seriously
Injured h. til. Collapse OF ~ Furniture
S,ore-s.xsy Employees HAVE ~ Narrow
Escape.

Six dead and u score ure! i the
record o. tie fire viii h sc truted the
I nature store "a kecGaa ~ ann
at lct.cit Friday morning. Tho
dead are
lieut. NItHAEi. H. Du>cGuyE. ,nein-
icai =. !,
RICHARD DEFY. p.pc.nan NJ q
luH> Al l.. y E.'nai No =
tRE.E HIcK A. Av>sEr. spectator: died
ut ura,-- Hospital
NIKE Rail- pileman No .
TtLlUS UMGlNGS &c No :.
The fire was ii scove cd in the ship.
ping-ro III in the las ment Il tie back
of the It re ~ 50 o'clock. All alarm
Wa pr, III tly turned il. hut b. tho
time the cn& inc a"livcd the tire had
gailcd en- ii Ia. IL hc..awa !. having
run 10 the exc Al shat, and the en-
tire upper Il, or WAS !: III - u! 1amo
and smosc when the first steam was
. thr WI. There were siNt employees
in the hu .ldirg and most of he n had
great d.uc Ky in escaping The build
ing. an cd ii q - ~ structure. was
soon Quilted ard the stock pinned.
/ At" O'Clock the front " Ill ~ the
! lou ldin. :un hicd into ". Onward ave-
nue.. 1t came in the shape ri Il col
+ lapse. AID the NAV If chris aid not
read beyond rhc curb. The tirrMen
week inr in fro q the hujt.!in We're
warned and ,ctrcated rs rapid y as
possible. y ma got ont II, N under.
) but Il dozen or mere we 4 unable ~ do
:, on account of the pie of brick,
e as and burn: timb,r>.
i \ yell If no rar went IN from the
! throats of the thou ands who ". re in
the street and then there a a crash
like IN earth uaNe. The air was filed
with dust uau .hc Is o lame and
smoke. Some of the fallirs VA l broke
the heavy electric wires and the trolley
wire. \ flash Of sput,cring electric
fluid lighted up the scene and people
crowded and surscd 20 get into the
stores and down t &C side street, 10 es-
cape being shocked. A nu Dber Of
men. women ard c ildrcn were ram
Piled under the feet of the f. i. h:ened
spectators
Rescuers were INN ediately 1T work,
and the six bodies were % n taken
out. The aggregate loss II build ng
and stock is .tima:ed at $1,000: fully
| in Sured
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11
THE FIRE RECORD.

The residence OF b Pierce. Of Viii =
mot. Wis. was destr ,yed by fire Saturday
night Three sons with a.e> ranging from
rs TO s5 years and II daughter 10 years old
terished in the flames
The Mirror Lake House. Il summer
hotel at Saranac. y. V. was destroyed.
The loss Is $50. 900.
ROLLER -four mills a. Waterloo. lows.
burned. Loss. $4,000
The Il C. Stone fi,lrin- mills at Re-
public Mo. were burned Loss. S6o.o0u
Fire at Marceline. so. destroyed the
Palace Hotel and two or three store. Loss.
$4,000
The factory OF Joias & Nuremberg.
cutters OF ha tors fur. New York. was
burned Loss. $4,000
Fire in "A tenement house in New York
caused the death Of IL lutte girl and the
prOStratiUr OF "A woman
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11
FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

Bank Examiner Van Vrauken has
closed the First Nationa! ut Fayetteville.
n. Y. after an investigation into its af-
fairs The officers are censured for carry
ing credit slips ms cad OF currency and for
having loaned cOnsidera bic sums to officers
OF the bank without security
The Union Glass Company. at Ander-
son. Ind. has put its ten-pot house into
full operation. furnishing employment to
200 men
.-'i.he Boston and Albany began Monday
to run its shops on full time. eight hours a
day for six Gays in a week. They have
Lecn runnin- only three days IA eek
Duties paii in at the Baltimore Gus
tom House on tinplnte Monday amounted
t. s54. 90. the largest sum ever paid.
Monday was Labor Day in California.
and business WAS generally suspended.
though the day WAS not observed by the
laboiih. classes for the reason that they
have no sympathy with the movement that
caused the date to be changed from Sep
TENDER to October
Tho Gloucester. u. J.. gingham mills
resumed operations after Il shut do wn OF
about two mon this. The mills will give em-
ploy men: to alb ,ut 500 men.
directors OF the whisky trust have de-
cided to abolish the rebate system against
which dealers have combin ID.
line printers. machine operators. Ste
rcot :pers, and proofrcaders OF the St
Paul. Mimi. Evening Nipatch were called
out by the allied crafts In half an hour
the machines we're manned by men from
the business office and reporters room,
and :, small pa err was issued about nj .h,-
fall The TYPOGRAPHICAL Union claims
some OF the Dispatch men have been con-
trary to union rules. wOrains also OF the
Morning Call
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS,

Tho Cromwell Line stelmer knicker-
booker. concerning which some n>iety
has been felt. has reached New Orleans in
a crippled condition She encounter the
hurricane en- route. and her second mate
and one seaman were lost overheard. She
had her mainmast carried away and her
bulwarks stove The knickerbockcr car
ried thirty first cabin and thirty steerage
passengers
Work on the Panama Cana! has been
resumed with picks and spades at Il point
eleven miles from the Pacific and thirty
six miles from the Atlantic Ocean Twelve
hundred men are employed.
Sells Brothers, the circus ,aen. have
sued Barnum & Bailey Tor 100000 dam
ages and $50. 900 loss OF business alleging
injury because OF Il slanderous Eublica-
tion.
-Pittsburg will make a bid for the con-
ventiOn Ut the National League OF Il pub
lcan Clubs in 1896
The steam-yacht homas Edmonds. OF
Buffalo. ~ V. with broken rudder and
short OF fuel. was tnwed to Anna, oils by Il
naval academy st .am launch. The steam-
er had been detained at sill Pond three
days By the storm
milwaukee, and st. Louis brewcries
Francisco
-PenESylvania's Supreme Court upholdS
the claim OF the E>herites to be the la AWFUL
representatives OF the Evan.elical Assu-
citation
George F. Foster. Canadian Minister
of Finance. has gone t. London for the
purpose. 1t is said. OF negotiating "A new
loan.
>hs, 1nht - ~.tc
during Sep ember.
"A project has been started at Monte
video To establish Il new steamshi :, line t.
the United States
William Farrow. OF Olrar. \. V. jus,
released from the Erie county peniten-
tiary, has fallen hclr to So. 900.
jaime, Morton. aged 90. an inmate o!
the poor farm at kingston confirms the
story Of J. r. Pierce. OF Rock Sprin ;.
WA. that his wife was daughter OF Jay
Gould
The twenty ninth annual convention
OF the Army OF the tennessee was held
| at Council Bluffs Governor jackson and
Mayor Cleaver delivered addresses OF VEL
come
Prot Harry Il. Hu;chins associate
dean of the Cornell Law School. has &C
cepted the position OF dean OF the Univer-
sity OF Michigan La . School
spokane, Wash. is terrorized b. threq
bears malic:ously released from the pit al
T"ickenham Park. the bears entered
kitchen. nearly killed u man. and cause
several women t, faint pulice and ..ty
volunteer hunters have been unable I,
catch them.
The Scranton. Pa. Board Of Trade ha.
! received Il letter from George NJ Pullman
! denying the story tina, he /. t. establish
branch ia the East
| At Sioux City the Chicago has e. b.
! team was defeated BY The sioux Ci.ys
| winners of the Western League peunant
| -tnburiei bodie. % victims OF tn,
| water spou: in Venezuela are causiu:
| much sickness amen the survivor.
! Rev. Arthur F. Hayes, OF Nal,araEso
| Ind. has accepted a cal to the pa>torats
| Of the Baptist Church at Litchteid. Oaso
| -Greei and seitishne>s disrlavei ~
| Wisconsin nre sufferers is Causing MUCK
| diss abstraction.
| champion Cor6stt issues "a oh allen =,
| in which he agrees to meet all coma. mex
| July. one each nj ID. until ali are dispose.
| OF
| -Tae Farmers National Congress bear
| four.days' annual session q, Parkers
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11
WILL VICTORIA ABDICATE2
A Sensational KumOr Now Aioat About
the British ThrOac.

a letter from | ONION correspond
ent says that l. ueen icto in ma, ab-
dictate the throne on Nov mber Tho
letter says: ueen ictor as rhcuma-
tis.n is worse. At this present time
she goes up and down stairs in sort
of litter. and is rolled about her rooms
in a vehicle VIII ch re>embl IS an en-
larged baby carriage. SIP cialst. say
it i rheumatic govt. TIE ,nrt caves
drOpper says that on tn 9Th of No
vemter. tho bin thday o! the Prince Of
Wales. the annOunccme cf her
ma esty's retirement will re made ia
favor of har eldest son. who will be
acclaimed q Edward \ II. Queen Vic
to-ia is - years old, an age when ono
car well unGersta I'd she might he only
too willing to flee her tlt entirely
from all tt ammels even Of such feeble
respcn Utility as a british ona,ch
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11

choice to occupy what seemed to him a
broader field
james II. Gresham. u cousin OF the
Secretary. died in physicians Office at
Jacksonville. Ind. OF hear. disease
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-11

Julie Gayaoc. in letter made public
Friday night. formally declined to run or
the New YORK Safe Democratic ticket for
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals
Mrs. E.hei stock = ell. better known as
Miss Ethel Brandon. the actress. has been
awarded divorce from l. X Stock well.
the actor. on the ground OF extreme cruelty.