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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-06-30

CHILD LABoR.-.C hild-Labor has
rapidly grown to nonstrous proper
lions within the last twenty years,
but the most enlightened portion of
the nation is waking to the folly and
wrong of II. This is shown by the
fact that legislation on this subject
exists in many States, though often
evaded, and that factory inspectors
have been appointed, though their
number is inadequate. Some work
ing.people will not let their children
go into the mills, saying "thcy learn
too much badness" others say IL is
better for them than to be on the
streets. Mr.. W. F. Willoushby has
shown that the rate of wages is low
cred by child-labor, since the rate of
wages depends on "the standard of
comfort" which standard is lowered
by the employment of the young
children of family. The effect of
the prohibition of child.labor would
be permanent rise of wages, owing
to the lessened competition, and also
an improved coalition of the laborer,
rendering him more valuable as q
consumer, which would lead to q
better condition oft market. From
the history of child-labor in England
we may learn an instructive lesson
for our own country. In the last
quarter Of the eighteenth and the
first of the nintcenth century, it ex-
listed there to horrible extent. Re-
strictive laws have been passed from
time to time, with good result, and
the condition of the British work.
man is now improving rapidly
Elizabeth Norris, in July Liprin-
COTS.
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Summer vacation Tours.

The Baltimore and Ohio r. RICO.
now has on sale at all its offices east
OF tie Ohio river full line of tourist
excursion tickets to all the lake,
mountain and seashore resorts in the
Eastern and Northern States and in
Canada. These tickets are valid for
return journey until October 3lst.
Before deciding upon your summer
outing it would lie well to consult
the B. Il o. book of @Routes ard
Rates for Summer Tours.r All b.
& O. ticket agents at principal points
have them, and they win be sent
postpaid upon receipt Of ten cents,
by Chas. O. Scull, General Passcn-
ger Agent, B. & O. r. r., Balti-
more, Md. 6-23 ct.
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A Special Chance.

In connection with his army ex.
perience, Colonel Pat Gilmore, the
famous musician, tells this story
@You see, VIC musicians who march
to battle are really the only ones
who are unprotected. We, OF course,
can handle no weapons and are at
the mercy of bullets. To our duty
of furnishing the inspiring strains TO
the marching soldiers we have an
other one-that of carrying of the
wounded from the field on stretchers.
In one oil the battles we we're on our
way TO the scene of action, when we
met soldier running away from the
field.
"What is the matter p / inquir-
ed, in chorus with several other of
the musicians. The man hurriedly
replied: ooh, nothing at all. I'm
only wounded in one of the fingers
of my left hand. Pm off to have it
dressed and will return again.
"But the light of inspiration had
come to US. No unprotected march
for us when our good angels had
thrown such good chance IN our
way. We seized the man and said,
Get on the stretcher.' No, no. he
answered only one OF my fingers is
hurt. | can get on faster myself.
Why should / be carried 10
walk with my hand Let me CO.
1--WE merely repeated the order,
Get on the stretcher. He didn't
heed us, and again we said more EN-.
phatically, Get on the stretcher.'
Seeing he was obduratc, we made a
bodily seizure of him and put him
forcibly on the waiting stretcher.
"Then we beat hasty retreat
with our burden. We carried him
down long hill to place OF safety
and we took good care TO place our
wounded soldier IN distant place of
security. How were VIC to help it if
the battle was nearly oyer wien VIC
returned TO the field ? | always tell
the generals with when l fought
that 1 vas always in advance of them
in tie r.ar,r
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MIDSUMMER RY THE SEA.
Popular Excursion to Allan
tic Cltv.

On Thursday, July 5th, the Balti-
more Il Ohio Railroad willinaugurate
the series Of popular excursions for
the Summer to Atlantic City from
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Parkersburg.
and all intermediate stations to
Washington Junction, Md. This
announcement will be welcomed by
thousands of residents of of Western
Maryland, Western Pennsylvania
West Virginia and Eastern Ohio,
who may desire to avail themselves
of the cheap rates and superior train
service of the d. & O. r. r. for a
trip to the seashore. For the excursion
on July 9th, the same low rates and I'M
excelled train service, which have made
these jaunts to the sea so popular in
past summers, will be in effect. MANY
improvements have been made at Allan
tic City. which will add to its general
popularity and strengthen its claim as
the most attractive resort on the Allan
tic Coast.
Tickets will be valid for return journey
for twelve days from day Of sale and
will be good on all regular trains. On
return journey they will be good to stop
of at Washington, thus affording an
opportunity to see Congress in session
TO visit the numerous public buildings,
which are open to visitors free of charge
and to take trip down the Potomac to
Mt. Vernon, the tomb of the immortal
Washington, as well as to visit other
places of interest in and near Wash
ington.
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Shenandoah University School.

BERRYvILLE, VA, June 1.-THE
closing exercises of the Shenandoah
University School took place Friday
night at Winston Hall. The class
honors were awarded as follows !:
Upper school-George H. Zell, West
Virginia, first; r. D. Wright, Coo
keysyille, Md, second LeoP. Wheat,
Virginia, third, Middle school-John
r. Grown, Berryville, first; J. Brown
Parsons, Davis, W. Va, second; T.
Leo Grown, Davis, w. Va, third,
Lower school-Henry W. L. Nor.
ris, Washington. first; S. S. Thomas,
Jr., Virginia, second; Morton W.
Claggett, Virginia, third
The prizes were delivered by Mr..
r. S. Blackburn Smith, of this place.
They were awarded as follows; Lat
in, Thomas r. Slinglaf, Baltimore ::
Mathematics. James NJ. Thomson,
West Virginia; English, George
Hardesty, Berryville; German, J. c.
Baker, Martinsburg, w. Va; pen
manship, S. S. Thomas, Jr., Virginia.
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FAN 10 DO Our Duty.

Everybody has. at tines failed to
do their duty towards themselves.
Hundreds Of lady readers suffer
from sick headache, nervousness.
sleeplessness, and female troubles.
Let them follow the example of Mr..
Ii. Herbetcher, Stevens Point, Wis.,,
who for five years suffered greatly
from Nervous Prostitution and Sleep
lessness, tried physicians ana differ
ent medicines without success. But
one bottle of DR.. Miles Nervine
caused sound sleep every night and
she is feeling like now person.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, Laramin.
Wyoming, who tried all other rene
dies declares that after three weeks
use of the Nervine TO- Headache
Nervous Prostitution, etc, she was
entirely relieved. Sold b. A. NJ. Gil
ert. Trial bottles free.
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Broke His Neck Diving.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, June l7,-This
afternoon G. K. Moreland, aged
eighteen years, was killed while SWIM
ming in the Potomac river justs
of Cumberland. He dived into the
water from the river bank and struck
against one of his companions, who
was already under the water, and in
some unaccountable way broke his
own neck. The body was recovered
by the other swimmers and taken TO
the home of his parents, on Chapel
Hill. Young Moreland vas promi-
nent member ofProgressive Council,
Junior Order of United American
Mechanics, and had large acquaint-
auce,
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Robbed The PostofHce.

CHARLEs-TowN, W, VA, June IA.
The postofiice at this place was
broken iuto last night by profess
ional burglars and $40 in cash and
$500 in stamps stolen. The burglars
effected an entrance through the front
door. They drilled hole 10 the safe
and broke the combination. No ex-
plosiye was used. Capt. George Fl.
Flagg, the postmaster, discovered
the burglary early this morning when
he went to the Office. Allthe stamps
except few at the stamp counter
were stolen and the thieves also took
a money order book and a postal
note book. No clue is known as to
the burglars.
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Deserving Praise.

We desire to say TO our citizens
that for years we have been selling
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklen's Arnica Salye and Electric
Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll, or tia
have given such universal satisfac-
ton. We do not hesitate 10 guar
antee them every time, and VIC stanl
ready TO refund the purchase price,
if satisfactory results do not follow
their usc. These remedies have won
their great popularity purely on
their merits. e. G. Williams, Jr
& Co., Druggists.
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In love with an outlaws daughte

In love with an outlaws daughter,
but I did.
I loved her so that no other wo-
man will ever have any charm for
me. However, l determined to say
no word of my feelings toward her
until I could by some means place
her in safety.
It was while my mind was in this
state of love and aLxity that / fin
ished her picture. She looks at you
fdom the canvas just as she looked
at me-mournfnl and tender as
wounded dove.
As an excuse for further visits I
Told her that l must paint portrait
of knight, and she gladly assented
prepared my canvas and waited
impatiently for her next visit.
It was autumn by this time-au-
tumn gloriously beautiful, as it can
only be in these mountains. Not
with the splendor of variegated for
ests, although they are very beauti-
full too.
| sometimes shut my eyes and my
Imagination pictures our old home
in Illinois, especially as it used to
look in the fall of the year.
The low hills which surrounded
our valley farm we're covered with
oak, maple, hickory, cherry, hackber-
~ and many other trees, and at that
time of the year they were russell
and crimson and GOLD with the first
kisses of decay.
Wild grapes swung from branch to
branch filled with small purple clus-
tiers, acid, to be sure, but nectar to
a boys taste. Black and red we're
hung in tempting profusion. Nuts
lay thick In the fallen leaves or came
rafting down through the hazy
air.
The sumach, most gorgeous of
American plants, blazed in glory and
offered its spikes of velvet berries.
Grows called from the treetops.
Blueiays added bit of pure azure
to the MOSAIC of color. Blackbirds
rose in clouds from the cornfeld and
squirrels chartered over their abund-
ant stores.
Along the roadside, in the fence
corners, bittersweets hung its corals
berries among great purple and white
wild asters and the large, pale pink
blooms of horsemint.
A little river horde ed the farm on
one side, and we could hear its wa
ters plunging over milldam just
out ofsight.
You know how short lived this
beautiful time is in this latitude.
But while Nature was calling me in
her most alluring voice to come out
and be happy husked corn from
early morning till night.
Then, after the horses were cared
for and the milking done, I crawled
into my small, low chamber under
the roof, too tired even to res. and
sleep.
| ITO RE CONTINUED \
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Daily. Others daily except Sunday.
Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg at
S.26 and 1887 a. m. and $50 and 6.29 p. m.
Leave Emmitshurg for Rocky Ridge at
7.15 and 10.00a. m. and $50 and 5.45 p m.
B.& o. passenger trains leave Cherry RIM
for Cumberland and intermediate points,
No. 13, daily at S.5T a. n. For Piedmont
and intermediate, No. 10, daily except
Sunday, at l.59 p. M, and Chicago express
No. Z, daily at 9.25 p. m.
Passengers for Chicago limited, No. 5,or
Cincinnati limited, No. 1, take No. 10 to
Hancock and there transfer to No. or 5.
j. NJ. HOOD, Pres. ard Gen'l Manager.
3. II. GRISWOLD, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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AuCTIONEER's NOTICE /!

j. Y. QUINN offers his services as
Auctioneer in the counties of Berkeley
and Jefferson. Having had over %
years. experience / can guarantee salts
faction in selling and in price, or no
charge. Terms moderate. A share of
public patronage solicited. Address all
communications to j. ". QUINN.
Bedington, Berkeley county, W. Va.
Dec. q, 1890, tt.
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The docking or cutting off the tails
of horses is cruelty that lasts
through life. They can never, after
this cruel operation, brush off the
flies and mosquitoes that will make
their life every summer torment.
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"0F SUCH is THE KINGDOM OF
HEAVEN"

A blind old beggar, with his hat in hand,
Neglected by the busy passers-by,
l noticed shyly at corner stand,
With moisture falling from his sightless
eye.
A child came by-a laughing little crea-
ture,
With joy and innocence in every feature
Skipping forth gay.y to an apple stand,
She saw the beggar and became less gay;
Then flung The bit of silver in her hand
Into the old mans hat and ran away.
st. Louis Reyeille.
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Birds eat and destroy millions ef
insects. Every little inse.t-estiDg
bird killed, and every egg taken from
its nest leaves one bird less 10 est
the insects.
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Dandruff forms when tue glands of
the skin are weakened, snd if neg
lected, badness is sure TO follow.
Halls Hair Remover Is the best pre-
ventiye.
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CUTIcUBA REMEDIES cleanse the system by
external and internal medication of every eruu-
ton, inlpupity and disease, and constitute the
most effective treatment of modern times
Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTIcURA,
6oc.; SOAR, 25c. REsoLvENT, 81. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEM Corr, Sole Proprietors, Boston.
49," How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
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That tired feeling which is so
common and SO oyerpowering. is en-
tirely driven off by Hoods Sarsap-
arilla, the best blood paliiier.
Hoods Sarsaparilla oyercomes weak
ness.
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Rumford Yeast Powder
Is Economical.

because two teaspoonfuls will do
better work than three teaspoonfuls
of any other kind. It's superior
strength accomplishes wonderful re-
suits.
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II you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN 5 IRON BIT.fERs
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Ali animals can be made happy or
miserable by the way in which you
talk to them.
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Don't 81, that girl is freckled !:
b.. poetical, and say 81 e is sun kissed.
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CORRESPONDENCE low rates from other
stations.
For more detailed information apply
to nearest B Il o. Agent.
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About SIX .;e rs ego my little son, aged
three, was te Oh troubled with breaking
out ON his scsii a'u heiiind his ear. The places
e1lecte1 Weie 30, large as a silver dollar,
the flesh sssa.rd Ta@ ard covered with little
blistefs. lis cis.i .s4i cred considerably, and
WAS natural sers IN ihi. Itri I'd several reme-
dies without c:',attiig any beneficial results,
IN TACT the efnnt'r..s seemed to be spreading
and new dos reaking out. / concluded
to try the Ci'I!oi !tA REMEDIES, and bought
box of Ctsisa RI. cake of CUTICURA SOAP,
and bottle e. i-'g; U!;A REsoLvENT. washed
the effected =, vi h the CUTIcURA SOAP,
taking care -rifate the flesh, and applied
CUTIcuRA. 10 ;c''sl a change for the better in
the appearance of ,he eruptions in twenty-four
hours. continued the treatment morning and
night, and ia two weeks the eruptions entirely
disappeared, leaving the skin smooth and the
scalp clean, in fact a perfect cure, as have not
seen any indications of any eruption or breaking
out since. gave the child only few doses of
the CUTIcuRA REsoLvENT. l consider your
CUTIcURA REMEDIES very valuable, and expect
to keep small supply constantly on hand /
Deheve CUTIcuRA would be excellent for apply
ing to insect bites, which are very annoying In
this country. C. A. ARMSTRONG,
Swift Island, N. C.
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W. J. ROBINSON, G. p. A.,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
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TIME TABLES.

nHIo RIVER RAILROAD
" TIME TABLE
On and after Monday, june 10, 1898,
passenger trains will run as follows:
#Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
LEAVE south Bound.
, 1894-01-03
GiirdDterlidDer SdDneefurm i'm
englifdJen Ranal,
Der Oampferperfebr nit oem Seit=
lanoe 5eitwetli9 unterbroden.
in DER 11dhe Ger JnfeI Ghanet mehrere
S6ife in 6efabr.
Qpnbon,3 3. San.

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Sm en9Iticben &anal pitbete p~ergangene
gta6t Elm fircbterlicber S6neeiturm, in
Sol9e beiien bic aipiiben @ngIanb unb
Sranfrct6, besn. 8elsieu %perfebrenben
BDlt6ampfer am 2~lusLaufen berbinbert
paren. Der bon Der bel9ii9en 6efenftabt
Oftenoe i'm NuBenbafen BON 9ouer ein9e>
%trofene B%oit0ampfer fonnte tpegen 6es
fiircbterIiohen Seegauges niht ar benz
9afenbamme anlegen unb muBte, nm nicbt
al oemielben 5erl6nettert su iperben,
mteber in BEN &anol 6inausfa6ren. Die
6atenz uno u%ferbauten baben betra6tliD
9elitten.
@iner 9epei4e aus 8roa6itairs an Ser
Stfllte Der 5lr 0rafi9aft Sent gebOrt8en
Sniel Gbanet sufolge, limb in ben Dorti9en
@epdlern uebrere S6iffe in icbperer @es
fabr. Die Wogeu 9eben aber 10 getDa(ttg
bob, 6aB bcr 8eriu6, Elm 2ebensrettungSz
boot fott 81 maden, anfGn8lt6 tpteoer
auf9egeben tperben mlBte. 6eute friib
fonnte aber Elm ioldbeS in See itcc6en, tuern
aucb mn nit GROCER Miibe. 0aiielbc lit
noh ntbt 5uriid9efebrt, bob bOfft man,
baB eS ben S9iffbricbi9en 6iIfe brtn9en
fonnte unb Sic fiibnen 6etter lelblt fi6 auf
benz 6etmwege befinben.
9as 6euti9e Scbiff v@eOrs~, Sapitdn
S6ob, duf Der Sabrt bon Bremen na6
Stem yOrt, melbes am gteuiabrsta9e fart
bei6dOi9t in 3au zines 9ampfers na6
0oper &Oabs gebradt mor6cn mar, tpurOe
lpGbrenb bes SturmcS bon ieinem 2lnferz
phase 9%ertfien unb trieb an 9oner porbet
in ben &anal binaus. GS lit Elm 2ebenS>
r~ettun9SbOot GUT &ettung bes S9iffeS Ober
bod Der Wanni9aftcn a%bgegangen.
, 1894-01-03
mte elm Dor Gtferfudt boIb wabn:
ftnnteer Narr
Seine 5rau tQot3uf6laeen perfu9t.
+, Su., 3. San.

@eitern Wor9en beriubte ser einbetntge
unb ~etnGu9ige Yeter 6alep, Elm Gonbpz
bdnbler, feline Srau gu ermor6en. @r lit
auBerorbentlt3 eiferiibtig auf feline before
6Glfte unb bat ie ibon felt Sabren icblcc6t
beDa1Oelt, 10 6aB ite i'm tirSlicb perlaiien
bate. SIS MAJ ibm iebo9 ~gelunser, ie sur
Htdtebr 81 tbm gu bctuegen, uno naboem
ii6 6alep Ser 8aptiitengemein6e onge=
i6lolien bate, bate CT fcierlicbit periprodbe1,
ite anitdnbig 81 bebanbeln. ST bate bie
Ible @cmobnbeit, iib nm baS 6auS berumz
suic6lei6en, nm tie tpOmogltb auf ur1rccbten
@egen gu %ertappen. QlS CT geitern WittQ0
mach 6aule gtng, mar ite nit Der 8ereitltng
oeS Wtttta8eiienS beibdfti9t, un6 ais Tie ibm
babel SufGutg ben Giiden tebrte, icblltg er
tie nit etnem icbperen 6tdorpitpd ii6er ben
&Dpf un0 bearbettete ite bann 10 furbtbar
nit benz &niippeL, bis oerleLbe in Stilde
flo9, tpobet er tbr, ais lte nm ibr Qeben bat,
5%ubritute, Dab er lie prii9eln iperbe, 10 lauge
tie no3 2eben in licb babe.
Ser I'M uGcbiten 6auie wobnenbe Or.
8eDle b0rte DaS @eldbrei Der gcmiBbon0elz
ten 6raA uno elite 3u ibrer 6itlIe berbet.
gtacbOem er 6aleD bon ieiner Srau tpeg>
g%eriiien m0 in Si6erhett gebrabt bate,
Derlucbte oteier, iicb al Der Mano ben
ScbGOel ~etn5urennen, tpobet icooc6 nur Die
98anD 8eicbQoigungen DaDonttug. 6aIeD
Durbe lpdter Derbaftet bic Sral tpirb iib
tpieoer erbolen, ob9lei9 ibr &opf gang ents
ieBltb 5uiammen9e3auel 1T. 9alep genoB
friiber zines gang guten Nufes uRb lit Elm
siemlib poblbabenoer Wtann.
, 1894-01-03
Oct Erieg 5wi(6en 9onOuraS
unO JliCaragua.
SOniaa, Der Tiibrer Oer bout
Onraiii0en Sninrgemteu, 1T
SOnOuras eingefaQen,
or errtdJtet zine propt(ortrdJe Re
9ternng
4lttn 4ntrn nom RriHnentet unn ati-
al4tn tntrn nom RriHnenten pnn a1t-
rurunuu unerknat4rt.
Managua, Nicaragua, 8. San.

~o"v W"
Der &rieg spti6en gticaragua uno Som
buras lit ieBt pirflih auSgebrocben. 500
LicorpO 8oniua, Der Siibrer Der bon7
ourafii6en Sniurgenten, lit BON Nicaragua
aus in 6onouraS eingefaQen, uub bat bic
Grti6aften Corpus un6 Ouscaron eingez
tommen. St Dem ~eriteren Srte bat ct
cine prOOtiorii6e &egierung eingeiebt, unO
Der 4rGitDent bon gttcaragua, Senor 3e7
Iapa, bat Oteielbe anerfannt.
0telc prootiorti6e 9tegierun9 tpuroe am
30. Se3entber in Corpus erri9tet, an bemz
ieIben Gage, an meldem es bon 8oniQa
nab fiinfitlnbt9er 8elagerung einsenOmz
men iporOen mar.
Der BrGiioent 8asque3 berlor Bel Sem
Sample brciunb8pan5ig Gobte un6 flint
B%erpunbete, tpdbreno Sic @inbrtn9ltn9e
5tpet Soote un6 mebrere G%ertpuubete batten.
Soniaa's Sruppen iblieBen jebt Gboz
utica Elm un6 i6nei6en alle8erbinbung nit
Dem Snnereu ab. Sic macbten einen berz
3tDetfeLter &eriucb, @uartel 5u nebmen, baS
nit Grfolg bon @eneraL 8ilela pertbetbigt
nurbe; Der General Goras perlor bel benz
Sample bas 2eben.
, 1894-01-03
6ro6er Streif ser Nrbeiter
Ju DER Seioenbere'fden Gisorrenfabrif.
SnffnnhiLIe. G[n--2 Son.

Sdd oHOtIls, Sl1., s.. san.
Son &eD 8elt pirO beric6tet, baB Der
STREET. in Sei6enberg's G~tgarrenfabrit einen
ernitltcben llmfan9 angenommen bat. Nm
Ofonta9 Nbenb falnelt finfSebn Spanicr
5ur Nrbeit unb mebrere Guboner baben
9roburgen 9egen Oieielben ausgeitoBen.
@eitern nurOe cine Misunderstanding
a~bgebaltcn unb BEN Spauiern Sicberbett
geipdbrleiitet. Sin NusibuB BON fiinf3ebn
angeicbencn 8lrgern bon Sep @eit, einz
i6lieBli9 beS 8irgermetiterS, S6eriffs,
BoIi5ciri6ters, Gountpri9terS unb bes
fritberen 8i3egouOerneurS 8etbeI, tperben
na6 6apana reiicn, nm breiz bis pierz
bun6ert Spanter beriibcr5ubrtnsen. SIS
iteDen fiinf3i9 Spestalpolt3iiten un6
SbertffSbeamten i'm Oienit. Die ganse
Stcbt nimmt Bartei, un6 irgen6 Sc
manDem, Der itcb All ben Spontern per=
greifen ioate, brObt bte ~itren9ite Strafe.
, 1894-01-03
JntereRant fir TIdnsenfammler.
Gin e4ter StIberoolar Dom JaRre 1904 auf
oefunoen.
g Ip 3. San.

- 0O"tS
Die Qnnabme, baB bon SEN Silber>
Dollars bonn Sabre 1904 nur Iteben Stiif
ertitirten, mat Elm Srrtbum, 6enn 10 eben
bat it6 Der achte gefuuoen. Die GebrIoer
&Oientbal, 9Gnoler nit altem @iien, batten
in 8ir9inien einen S9uIbner, bon tpclcbem
ie felt LANCER 3ett pergebli6 perilldt
batten, 'eine &e9nung bon $500 einsuz
tretben. &iirstib lanote Der @%irginter Der
Sirma einen Der Oiel6e9ebrten Dollars bonn
Sabre 1904; ct ia9te, baB CT Die MIn3e
ais 3abIun9 fit bic Gecbnung icbide, unb
tpenn Die @ebriiber Eoientbal oafir eiiten
bOberen 8etra9 ais ben ber &ebuung erz
3ielten ~fOnnten, 10 'mo6ten ite ben lte6erz
i6uB bebaltcn. Nls GrflGrung, mic CT in
Oen 8eiiB Der Win3e 9efommcn lei, tbeilte
Der Gtr9tnier nit, 6aB er bielelbc bon einem
alteu 1teger fir $50 9etauft babe, tpelcber
bic Seltenbeit unb ben 8ert6 bes Dollars
nidf fannie, unb in bciien 6amtlie iic6
OerieIbe i9on felt LANCER 53eit befunben
babe. Die @ebrii6er Goicnt6al bracbten
Den Dollar in Sic Dieiige Winse, no er fir
c6t ertlGrt tpur0e. Sin WfiinSeniommler
BOT $500 fir Sen Collar; baS Nnerbieten
ipuroe iebob abgeIeGnt, ba BET elmer bieltgen
Qluttton bon 0tiinSen ether ber Dollars bon
1904 fir $1,000 D~erfauft poroen mar.