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The state herald., 1894-11-16

New York. Nov. s.-il viii prnhnbly
require the official count Ia determine
~ Ia whether Tho bDnrd NJ nldrrnt Ii
viii bp controlled by tho nepnhll,liua
ar nv Democrats, The unoNh "a
mainly Important from thl fag iiai
he aldermen elected Oh Tuesday WIN
DO called upon TO renpporiIon tho uliy
for assembly districts.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

London. Nov. ia dispatch re-.
ceivcd here from Shanghai sayr that
the Japanese captured Port Arthur
yesterday. after meeting with feeble
Resistance on the pnri Of the Chinese.
Fort Arthur was hombardcd prev.
ions to It's surrender. The Chinese
laid down their arms and yielded
themselves ns prisoners OF war The
Chinese commanding officer abandon.
cd Port Arthur during the night OF
Nov. u.
II IN reported that some OF the rep.
rescninilvcs OF foreign powers win
start FOR rcking Immediately.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

OCEAN greyhounds are not so plenti-
full as is commonly supposed. Out OF
the $4,000 steamers recorded In the
English) Lloyd's Registry only eigh-
teen are rated at twenty knots an
hour and but forty-iive at nineteen
knots. OF the lot twenty-five were
built on the CLYDE.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

The crime OF the latest defaulting
bank teller appears to have been dis
covered by accident. though his steal
lngs have been going on for a period
OF more than two years. 1t illustrates
anew the need of more thorough
supervision OF banking institutions,
and the Illustrations have been more
than ordinarily numerous OF late.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

If Emperor Williams song had not
made hit that cholerlc young mon
arch would have made several. But
1t is very seldom that the people OF a
monarchy do no. applaud at the right
timo and in tho right places. They
guard against possible mistakes by ap.
plauding all the time.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

Davenport, Iowa, Nov. ~. i,irbnrd
X. lfoS'a diamond championship brli,
exhibited by james !. Curhcii In tho
window Of g, u. shfrlpp'H drug store.
was stolen last night. The belt wnn
valued NJ between $1,000 aud $1,000.
cotbult won tho belt In fights with
sullivan nnd Mitchell. but had TO win
L once morc before II became bis prop.
erty,
The state herald., 1894-11-16

MAN long ago proved that In six
day correspondence race he could
beat the best horse by half the dis
lance. Now. mounted on a wheel he
has by one-tenth OF second beaten
the best milo record ever made by n
horse. As the trotter approaches the
two'minute point the whcelman leaves
1t far behind in race against the To-
connective.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

1'ms Chinese emperor Ia angry, and
proposes 10 Ind out why small coun.
Try like Japan cannot DO os,ormlnated.
II doesn't seom 10 occur 10 him that
armies which throw down their guns
and run =, tho approach Of nm enemy
arc not In the determination business.
The state herald., 1894-11-16
FLOODS IN ENGLAND,
nusinrs' Suspended IN Account Of gr,st
Rains.

London. Nov. i2,-lIcnyy rains havc
prevailed In various parts OF Great
Britain, causing Hoods which In many
eases have brought business 10 "A stand.
stlll. Al ~ Ives, Cornwall. The
schools have been closed on account Of
INC Hoods nnd boats nrc being used
10 transport people through the streets.
Considerable dnmnrc has been done
on the Isle Of Wight by floods. I,ydc.
sandown mud liipdlng have suffered
the most severely.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

IT would seem from the rear section
of his name that the new German
chancellor, Observation-Disclosures.
might be disposed to demand his SAL
ary in advance.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

A LARGE number OF people in Lon
don make living "breaking" new
shoes. A large number Of people in
this country who buy new shoes break
themselves.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

, revived them, and they obeyed when
no ordered them back into their cells.
Their injuries in some cases are SER
ious. vandyke Is wcll-doveloped
man and afraid Of nothing.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

Iindn Pcsih. Noy. IA dlspnich
from Breuf, Bohemia. snys tunt twenty
persons were killed In nn explosion at
the Dresden crodltauls'al' colllery near
that place today.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

VERMONT IL restocking iis forests
mud streams by good game laws strictly
enforced. aud tho people mud that
land IL worth more oil over tho state
Than II was before this policy was
ADOPTED. II 10 also noticed that more
lpeetegsn Slail N lssss than formerly.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

A FOOTBALL player OF the university
OF Chicago is going to resign his place
on the team for the frivolous reason
that it intcrferes with his studies.
The state herald., 1894-11-16

Lansing. Mich, Nov, s.-.1be ~.
promo court to-day handed down tho
mos, important decision Affecting the
The state herald., 1894-11-16

THE great truth about Won Caprivi
is that he managed to hang on o
deuced sight longer than any one OK
pected he would.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13
6rdBliher unoliidsfdu.

Gin fIeiner Knabe pon einem Saltnaoen
eerdoert. -Sein Goo iteht ieoenl2lneen=
bid ,u erparten.
Yon einem pabrideinlib tObtli9en
lnolldsfal murbe beute Weorsen Der
a4tidbrise Souls 9ennete betroHen,
bellen gltern go. 4O6 Galloway Mpenue
wobnen.
Ser &nabe lp:elte auf Der Strabe,
unb ols Elm l6mer belabener Wasen nit
Bauholj baber tam, oeriu&te er, htnauf5u<
tlettern. gr 9litt aug unb fiel 10 un9liid=
lid, baB atpei &dber iiber betbe 8eine un=
terbalb bes &nie's binue9sinsen unb
bieielben pollitdnbis Serauetl9ten. Nu9
trug Der unsliidlihe Rnabe einen S1d=
belbru9 bapon.
Ser patroluasen idaffte i'm iofort
nod benz ct. Trancis 9oipital, uno bic
gltern tpurben bena@ri&ti9t, tpel9e por
59mer3 fait auber li6 eerietben. Sur
3eit als mir sur YreHe seben, erportet
man jeben Nusenblid ben Sob bes
Rinbes.
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Suhtbaus udhrihten.

Sn Der @ikuns Der 3u9tbausbeborbe
tpurben am Dienitas folsenbe Strdflinse
parolirt: 9arrp Q. @illep, Defiance
County, 1S. Suni 1892. 13 Sabre tue.
gems 9obtihlass; W.5. 9assert, Belmont
Gountp, 27. Nopembe, 1898, 8 Sabre
pegen Jdll9uns; Samuel Yriee,
6oding GountD, 5. Gebruar 1892, Z
Sabre ,pesen Morbansriifs Sobn Sobn-
ion, athens Gountp, 81. DECEMBER 1892,
8 Sabre tpe9en SobtI4lags; Heter
Neobion, 2ucas Gountp, 81. Oftober
1891, Sabre pesen Raubes unb Sobn
gramforb, 9amilton gountp, %. MpriI
1898, Sabre tuesen Wforbperiu@s.
Srmin 0ugbes, Elm @trdfling BON
6rantlin Gountp. Der iuegen Diebftabls
ouf brei SABRE eingeltefert tpurbe, per.
lor am Mittmo9 Moreen 3,uei Singer
an Der edge in Der Senlen.Tabrit.
I'm Mittmo9 Abenb murbe Elm MOr-
Der bonn Deputy. .Gberiff Bupinser BON
Glermont gountp i'm 3u9tbauie abse-
liefert. gs mar Der 17jdbrise @illiam
Oelbert Nitep. Der ben Garbigen Wil=
liam Bailp erihoiien bate. Sur 3eit
Der 9bat mar Der Sunse ni9t 3ure4-
nMn9sfdbig, tuesbalb Ct nur uegen 9obt.
i9laes 3u a&tSebn Monaten perurtbeilt
murbe.
Die Werbanblungen gegen g. 6. Yed
BON Seiferion GountD, Der ettpas Gleii1
qeitoblen bate. tpurben am Witttpo1
Na9mittas BON Der 3u9tbausbeborbe
besonnen. Cine Nn3abl 3eueen tpurben
pernommen. Das Werbor uurbe ON,
Donneritas wtorsen fortSelest.
Die Mntlaee seeen ben Wd4ter g.
6. BED BON Sefferion gouutp ipurbe
beute niebergei9lasen, unb Der Monn
uieber in iein Amt einaeiebt. Wan
nimmt an, bab eine Weri4w6run9 ee-
plant morben mar, um ibn aus ben,
Beee ~ f9affen.
0dmit fat bieies benfwirbise Wsr.
fotren ieinen Abf&Iub gefunbsn. Die
Gnti&slbuns bes Geri4ts II Dor min.
|tepsnl }SeR 4eoRat nidlt N erlpaytea,
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ST.
Angnf
&6ntg'S
9atltbllrger
8ruft6ee
Nnr IN Original 'Pa6etem.
&mr III Original Paaetem.
9xr II Original lpa6ttex.
s.: s.: 81: Is :::::: ::;:::: ::::::

ldre, 2Dbne unb Ner3te, $217,952.5O ;
fur Groceries unb bsl., $5S,O9S.59 ;
fiir 9eisune unb 2i9t, $6O,67O.23 ; fit
2lei6er, $53, ,964.91; u. fiir 8eer6bniiie,
$9,441.25. Wdbrenb bes Sabres far.
ben 1,129 Yerionen. Die @eiammtz
einnabmen betrugen $117,O84.58; cine
Mebreinnabme BON $9,381.62 i'm Der.
slei1 3u benen i'm Sabre 1868.
Die Geiammtiumme Der $age9eloer
unb ber Mussaben Der Mrmenbaus-Di-
rettoren lit ni9t in ben porbersebenben
3ablen NIT einsei@lolIen; Te betrus
$66, 1854 nit Nusnabme Der Counties
Grie, @reen, @uernlep, 9arbin, 2osan,
Monroe, Montsomerp, Noble, Yerrp
unb gidawap, bic nod nidt beri4tet
boben. Dieie lebten 3ebn Counties be-
rihteten lebtes Sabr cine Nussabe bon
mebr als $S,OOO.OO aus bieiem 3pede !;
bic @eIammtaussabe in bielem Sabr
tpirb mitbin auf ettua $75,OOO.OO 81,
fteben fommen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13

Sic 2obnitreitigfeiten in benz
pittsburser Roblenfelbe, BON wel9en
mir bereits Dor mebreren Wo9en Elm se.
naues Bib 9aben, IoQen nun bod Dor
einem S9iebsseri9t gum Mustrase se-
bra4t tperben, bas am nd9itrn Wtontae
bier in Columbus 3uiammentritt. Wirb
ben &oblenbaronen bes Yittsburger Sci.
oes bic na9eeiu9te Rebuttion beipiliet,
bann f6nnen ii9 nermutbli4 bic @ruben.
arbeiter bes 9an3en 2anbes auf cine
6erabIebun9 ibrer obnebin nieorisen
20bne sefabt MAIDEN.
Die 8loee BON Sobn u. unb 0opib
Dabis sesen @i@arb M. Sones bon
Columbus @rope tpurbe BON 3i9.
ter Badger ab9euieien. Sc banbelte
ii9 nm Geititeluns zines Mnre4tes auf
Gano in Columbus @rope.
g Ser 21. Sabresberi9t bes Ner-
maltunesratbes Der Srrenanltalt in
Mtbens uurbe am Mittwo9 @ouperneur
MeRinlep porgelegt. Sic @elammt-
aussaben mdbrenb bes Sabres belaufen
li9 auf $142,565.7S. Die @eiammt.
,nbl Der mdbrenb bes Sobres bebanbel.
ten patienten betrus 1858; 224 neus
patienten ipurben aufsenommen unt
225 entlaien; 100 murben 9ebeilt; Be-
26 patienten trot 8enerun9 elm; 81 9a'
tienten 5inb un6eilbar unb So farben
Die Soften pro aopf beliefen ii@ au1
$136.21.
Die Aussoben Der @ountp.Nrmen
bduler i'm Staat mdbrenb bes nit ben
l. 5eptember 1894 auslaufenben Sis
caliobres nit gini4Iub Der Saldre BE
liefen li9 auf S48,73O.54 eesen 1878,
2OS.77 ia, borber9ebenben Sabre, Elm
Abnobme BON $24,478.23. obelei9 bi
3abI Der SnfoiIen I'M Sabre 1894 IN
1.720 9r6ber mar, ais. bic i'm porber
eebenben Sabre. SIN Sabre 189'
beirueen bic 0sften 3772,113.O7 IN
|bis Gail ~ 1njalIea 13 ,o39. ~ 81
80 49, a1SSi11I - ~ TX 1xz "
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2lns Dem Yunoesaeridt.

=
Ser erite 6olI auf benz 2riminole
Dodet bes 8unbesseri9t par seitern bi
pielbeiprp9ene Mnilage 9e9en @eor9e
50. Wiuiams, Douslab Wiuiams uni
Dapib ". Garranb ,peeen Wertaufs bon
@pirituoien obne Ye3abluns Der Speeial.
Sage. Die Surp bro4te r,a9 weni9en
Winuten Werbitte auf 69ulbig gegen
Douglas Williams unb Ni1tl9ulbis 9e.
gen @eoree W. Williams uub Oapib u
Garranb etn.
peute besannen bic 9erbanblunsen
seeen ben 6ali9miin3er Dalter M.Meul.
lifin unb Milliam 6. Rlott, ange.
tIagt bes Wertaufs BON Spiritoien
obne bic Speeialtare be5ablt a,l
baben.
Die @robiurp besann seitern ibre
Mrbeit.
Ser Nertauf Der 3onespilIe @iirtel-
Babn purbe ouf Dienitas peri&oben.
Oas @eri9t ernannte bic folgenben
Bunbes-g gommilidre &. 6. Ri9arbs,
Seiferion gountp S. 20. Marriott,
Union County; Maron 9. Robinion,
Gapette County.
Sic Granbiurp erbob am Mittmo9
Nntla9en sesen folsenbe qerionen
0iram &ugen, Waibineton gountn, Nm.
maBuns Der Gunftipnen zines 8eamten ;
Sterling Mrmiteab, @allia GountD,
Yoitraub !; Charles @epnolbs unb Sbos
mas Mills, Wo1binston County, poif-
raub, unb $. $. Buslp, 9arriion Co.,
pesen MiBbrau9s Der Yon.
Oas 0erfabren oegen bic 3u9tbaus=
TalidmiinSer Malter u. Meuaitin unb
Sobn Samiion tpurbe am Wiitt,po4
um llbr gu gnbe sefiibrt. Tim 5 l1br
3oe lih bic Surp 3iriid unb bradte balb
oarauf se9en beioe Mnsefla9te elm Wer<
bitt auf i4ulbis ein.
@eorge Greentan, elm ,,eun3ebnidbri=
ger BurI9e, tpel6er anseflast mar, bie
Yoitofftce in Du9er, Waibinston County
beraubt gu boben, befannte li9 Mittwo4
Mbenb 1dulbig.
Ser 8esinn bes Yrosenes sesen ben
Hep. 9arper q. 8usbp, BON Wfeans,
9arrilon County, uel1er angeflagt lit,
babur9 bic Yoi mibbrau9t gu baben,
bub er Yoittarten beleibigenben Snbolts
an Dapib Sanblep in Columbus ibidte,
tuurbe auf nd&iten Dienitas fefseiest.
Die 8unoes.@robsei9worene nab-
men 3eusenauslasen in bem Morbpros
seb 9esen ben farbisen 5olbaten Jalit
enteesen, ,uel9er befanntli4 i'm lesten
Suni in ber biefsen @arniion leinen
Rameraben Sobn Willioms, engebli9
aus Notbtpebr, erl4ob.
Donneriias Mittas erboben bic GroB=
sel9morenen sesen Taiit cine Mntlase
auf Worb i'm eriten @rabe.
G3etiel 9ollp aus Columbus betannte
li9 bes Yoitbiebitabls idulbi9 unb !ourbe
gu 3tpei Sabren 3u4tbaus perurtbeilt.
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&ep. 1odler in Canton, @torf
Gountp, vtoufte" am @onntas Na9mit-
tag tpieber elf Yerlonen in, OF gaimis
lbiQensgreef. 9as Wa1er tuar falt unb
= lbnubig. ginise 8eilteber bdtten
germ fiir bic BON ibren Siinben erl0iten
unb I9natternb baitebenben Sdufinge
Elm Teuer sema@t, aber Der 9err pfar-
rer CAB es ni9t 3u. giner iunsen
Sd6nen, bic aud vuntersetau9t" mar,
paI1irte es, bab iie einen S9lud bes
eriinselben MoHers eruil9te unb bat lie
iebt aubsr ibrer resuldren portion 6lie.
bertbee aud nod anbere Mebifamente
einsunebmen. Ser liebe 9erreott ma9t
Illes wieber gut, iast &eD. Godler.
Branb. Die @tanbarb Brid unb
Serra @otta Gompasnie in Neiu Straits.
bile, YerrD Gountp, purbe am Mbenb
oes.4. Dejember bon elmer Geuersbrunit
betmseluht. Ser 3obleni i9ubpen, bas
9aus gum Srofnen unb bas Mo11inen-
baus nit ben Mai9inen tpurben p6llig
einsedi4ert. Als llrlade tpirb Branbs
itiftung permutbet. Ser WerluIt be-.
trdst gegen $4,000. -Sn @tittman,
Summit County, lit am glei9en Mbenb
bic Sdeuer BON peter Monaep nit IS
Stiid &inopieb unb fiinf pferbe abse=
brannt, S9aben $4,000.
- 9iadbem i9 adt Sabre an Siiften=
idmer3en selitten, l9reibt Sacob s..
S9mibt, &ranaba, Ras., purbe i9
bur9 bic Mntpenbung BON ct. Safob's
Del sebeilt.
einem Sunbe serettet.
Gin 19mar3er 9allunfe fam am Na9.
nnittag bes 3. December In bic @obnune
Der 50idbri9en Wittme Souls 8ro,en in
5prin9fielb uno bat I'M ettpos gu ellen
unb grlaubnib, 1i9 uarmen gu birfen.
Die gutber3ige 6rau CAB ibm 8eibes.
Gum 0ant padte iie Der uabolb an unb
perlu4te lie 5u per9emaltigen. Grau
Bromn tpebrte 5i9 TAPER unb rief ibren
eroben 9unb berbei. Dieler tam Der
9errin 5u 9ilfe unb iubr benz @4mar3en
nod Der Reble, tuorauf oieier seratben
fanb, BON ieinem Worbaben ob5uiteben
unb ii@ fiuatis gu MAIDEN. Ct iprans
auf einen @iiter3us unb eelanste nod
llrbana, mo- er berbaftet tpurbe unb li9
als @illiam Granflin BON gletp Nort elm.
i9reiben lieb. gr rdumte Elm, i'm 9aule
Der Grau 8roun seueien 81 iein, 5tellte
ober ben perbre&eriiden Nnsrih in Mb.
rebe.
- @eor9e Moob, elmer Der rei@iten
Tarmer in pidamap gountp, tpurbe am
Worsen bes 5. DeSember tobt In ieinem
3immer i'm rYidauap 9ouIe" in Circle
bile oufsefunben. Das 3immer mar
sanS nit Sos oneefillt unb Der Garmer
NOR eritidt. Ob elm @elbfmorb Dor.
liest, fann ni@t nit 8eitimmtbeit anse.
seben werben.
= Cine Nn3abl Yampblete, aus BE-.
men Niemanb thug tuirb, bat Elm Mfroner
perlanbt. Ct ma9t barin ben Dor-
i9lag, mittels 2otterie $5O, 10000, 900
3uiammen3ubrinsen unb bamit bic ar.
bettslolen auf ben untultipirten Qdnbe.
rn;eS, hnR 1H oSfnnR an ..sE aAeT,a
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Ruoy's bdmorrboioen. .Suppoittory

Ruoy's bdmorrboi6en.S .Suppoittory
1T sarantirt> bab es 9dmorrboiben unb
8erfopfun9 furirt, ober bos 0eD pirb
aurhderitattet. so Gents per S9o@tel.
59idt 3tpei poifmarfen fHr Girtular
unb freie proben an Martin @Hbp, re9i.
itrirter Npotbeter. 2aneofer, pa. aeine
Mntport auf 8oitterten. gu boben bei
allen erfter Rlalie Npotbefen iberall.
Orr, 8romn u. Yriee unb &aufman.
2attimer g., Wbolefale Ngentea, 60.
lumbus, .. iept4 Ii nod
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&eilt f4er

G@4RA - Detnate ein pcnes Satr Yla9ts
VWytClt. MID etn Ruaen. Eas bsetnetss
&rateit i'm 4alfe tlteb mad trtnt9sn Dcien Oon
Or. Muauf 86nie'S 6dmturger Druftptf aae.
'ber @Hleim I5ne i'd tnb mad Gtbrdu@ 1c1 fea
paor Vodeten reriHwanb Der 4ufen Sdnjltd.
Ureb. S1ulb, Columbus, Sbtc.
8rntleioe,t. % e'''as al s,l's:s Ss'!s s,ss y
betlemmunsen unb ietn Mtttel ipolte etllts:
6ombnroer @ruffttee unb i'd tpar talb 9etetlt.
- GtarIes 8. arpe, 1928 9. vrtnee'etrae,
Qanenntr, ga.
/xA.nxrAA1>4>A>. G&cn felt SAtrs1
(GttQltun0eu. taits i9 81. Supaf
&bnts's 4amburser grufttee fets tn uetNer
1amtlte Dcrrdtti8 unb babe tmnter qefnneen,
ba6 tieitr 9bee elm aussqei&netee Mstftl &C.
aen otIe Grtdltun8en II. - Grantts q. Bar
rett. 206 q. Mnn.Strase. Baltimore. 9Rh.
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NSetuz ano Sru9t Tarm inter
siinitisen 8eSinsnnsen 3u
Derfaufen.

,en mn55srset4mstsr 5,ss ttsslonnen uesen ooraerac.
0atawba Sslanb geleaen, enthafttmSs "a SId MS Sem
p9s @op1n u aGer NIT Reben unb II der NIT Seer
Sorte tnrt1baunen angeleat finb, srnei nrc.
Bsn gut e!meertteten Wobnduiern SI,s einer s10 at
lmsier rs'rInl@att neb gut beiudtem sos
ga1Bem gatb n,r nSs!iasrn NIT pier obne @ein igor.
nehgt % s;reYs Setm.m ,,, hmgefabr 10000 @aIeneni,
Siisrn ;a s,si Wsinprssn urS einss
ltns Nderbau s@e eratbihaftcn, aDes !, 'GMmIs hoaa
ungen 5u uerfdufen e" oeptHgs
-, ,e;s, 9;s'enoers made tt barouf aufmerflom. ms
re,,, 'e.m SSoh'merzGelort pdbrcno Der @oinn non
Srem0en aus Cincinnati GoInn,k,s T1an von
bsno,yst tsmo ,ytttsenrs uim. beiut uno monoteiano
Nnr norgeidrittenen alters ,peoen ~ ,i.,..
8runbe. ""' setHem aaoern
.ss Ws9en Naberem fpenbc man lid5 on o,n g,o.,-
tpumer anf sem Elase eocr abreiiire S'se"s
3. Sarrer.
eataipba SsIanb, Ottatpa @r.D
Sn ber yfdbe bes SanpunaspIokes
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Cine An3abl Yampblete, aus be.
men Niemanb thug wirb, bat Elm Ntroner
perlanbt. Gr ma9t barin ben Wor-
i9lag, mittels 2otterie 100000, 900
3uiammen3ubrin9en unb bamit bic Ut.
bettslolen auf ben untultipirten Qdnbe-
reien bes Weitens an3uiiebeIn.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-03-23
THE NEW CRUSADE.
Coxey's Army of Ten Thousand
Men to Start Sunday.
MANY OTHERS EXPECTED TO JOIN.
Gen. Booth Appeals for Funds to Celebrate
the Jubilee of the Salvation Army
Proposed Campaign In the
United States.

MAssILLoN, O., March 21.-The lead
ers of the Coxey army estimate that
1000 men will be in line when the start
to Washington is made on Sunday next
Reports from Canton, Louisville, Column
bus and other stations along the Penn
sylvania & Valley railroad are to the
effect that the tramps are at last on the
march to Massillon. One train from
Akron was stopped four times to clear
the cars of vagabonds Saturday and
Sunday will be big days in Massillon.
Excursion trains will be run from
score of points and it is expected that
5000 strangers, many of whom will no
doubt join the army, will witness the
start of the crusaders Late last night
Coxey received a telegram from A. F.
York, of Indianapolis.s stating that 100
men were about to leave that place to
join the army here.
THE SALVATION ARMY.
LONDON, March 21.-An appeal has
been issued for the purpose of raising a
fund of ESQ, 900 in order to celebrate the
jubilee of the Salvation Army. In con-
nection with this jubilee Gen Booth
proposes to inaugurate four months
Salvation Army campaign in the United
States next autumn. The general also
proposes an international Salvation
Army congress in July and expeditions
to Japan, Java and Demerara- Gen.
Booth states that he has just received
a legacy from a lady of EGO, 900. with
which sum and the proposed fund OF
ESQ, 900 he intends to pay part of the
armys debt.
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A WHITE MILESTONE.
Glad Eastertide Heralds tho Resurrsction
of All Life.

Glad Eastertido Heralds tho Resurrection
of All Life.
We have come again to one of the
white milestones of the year, Easter
tide, and we look beyond 1t for tho
April softuess creeping over the land.
For there is q sweet prophecy of balmy
winds, and the soft. restful green of
the tender grass along the hedges, and
the violets are peeping from their
frozen beds,
"Emblems of our own great resurrection.
Emblems of the bright and better land"
And the blush of the apple blossom is
in the ringing of the Easter bells
Our eyes have long been dazzled by
the SHOWS of winter, or blinded and
weary with the fog and mist, but the
air will soon be full of the perfume of
spring flowers and the song of birds.
Such is to be our portion, for the an
niversary of His resurrection is at hand
and Nature clothes herself in the most
delicate and beautiful of garments in
honor of our risen Lord How hope
comes again TO the invalid with Easter
day. and how it brings a renewal of it
to the weak and weary Christian, for
the remembrance of this day warns
the heart into new resolves, new love
for others, into broader charities and
greater sacrifices for those who stand
and wait For, 'tas Christ was raised
up from the dead, even SO we also
should walk in newness of life. Bar
ner of Gold.
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AN ANCIENT CUSTOM.
The Giving of Colored EGGS Among tho
Early Peoples.

The Giving of Colored EGGS Among tho
Early Peoples.
Eleanor A. Burnet asked awhile ago
why eggs are used at Easter time. The
fact is, the custom dates so far back
that think nobody knows just how or
when or where it originated We are
told that the Jews always used eggs at
the Passover feast, SO they were called
Pasch eggs; and as our Easter corre-
spends with the Jewish Passover the
practice was continued. 1t is said that
the Persians, also, when they keep the
festival of the solar new year, in
March, present each other with colored
eggs; and SO the pretty custom has
been handed down and passed on to
our day; and we give to our friends all
sorts of beautiful colored eggs. and
dainty devices in the shape of eggs for
Easter gifts, hardly knowing why.
With US the Easter egg has come to
be symbol of life from the dead. As
life springs from the apparently lifeless
egg, and as now nature wakes from q
sleep that has seemed all winter like
death, so we may know that when our
bodies are laid away in the grave
there is just as surely a resurrection
for us as there was for the. body of our
Saviour when He broke the bonds of the
tomb upon that glorious Easter day SO
many years ago. Let us all keep that
thought with US as we prepare our lit
tie Easter tokens, and see how much
sweeter and gladder it will make the
day.-Phebe Bird, in Chicago Advance