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Arizona republican., 1894-04-10
Cholera at ConstantinopIe,

CoNsTANTINoPLE April 9.-Cholera is spreading Tn an alarming manner. Caliada, the Greek counsellor of state, and his servant were suddenly seized and died within a few hours. The greek legation was then removed to Thrapia, seven miles from the city.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-10
A DISCOURAGING MARCH.

The Industrial Army Confronted by
 Serious Obstacles.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-10
ItLaCkS OriginaIitv.

Los ANGELES, April 9.-Judee Ross in the federal circuit court today rem dered decision Tn the case of W. R. Walls vs. Henry Czech. By this de- cision Judge Ross held that the patent for spraying fruit trees with hydro cyanic acid was void because of it's want of novelty or originality.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-10
Forty Arrested.

PUEBLO, Colo., April 9.-Bert Ham ilton, captain of the Colorado division of Coxey's army, and forty of his fol- lowers were arrested in the railroad yards here and spent the night in jail. They were released today on condition that they leave town immediately.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-10
Preparing for an Emergencv

SALT LAKE CIrY, Utah, April 9.-The attorneys for the Southern Pacific went before Chief Justice Merritt today and obtained an order on the United States marshal to call to his assistance all necessary aid to protect the property oi the company as it is feared if the so- called industrial army are not furnished transportation east there will be great destruction of property and probably bloodshed.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-10
Will Hold His JOh.

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-President and Receiver s. H. H. Clark, of the Union Pacific railway, was today shown dis patch from Omaha stating that he would resign his connection with the road and return to the Missouri Pacific system because of disagreement with the other receivers on wages and other questions. He denied positively any disagreement or that he was about to resign.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-10

SALT LAKE. April 9.-There is very little change in industrial army affairs. The territorial authorities are confident that the army will be carried back across the line.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
e a II tt G IT..

Bas finb 2aunen? Gin esoiitifdes
Gi4esbenlaifen, nit benz man ieiner
llmgebuns unenbli4 lditig unb unan@
senebm iperben tann. He6t unmotiz
birt bort man oft duBern: r2ahet MIDI
nur beute in Rube, i9 Bin Bel iAledter
2aune." Sber gum 9eiipiel, es tDtrb
Der 8unfa zines juneen Mdbdens
ni6t erfiiut, 10 ldBt es, tpenn es nidt
forsfdltig eraosen, ben aopf bdnsen.
1T miirrii4, unliebensniirDig unS
slaubt auf bieie Dirt 81 tbrem 3iele
51 tommen. 8ei i9tpa9en Gltern era
ret9t es basIelbe au9 oft unb man
gibt ua9, noa bas &inb ia gang i9lsd~
ter 2dune bariiber eetporDen tpdre."
0amit 1T aber benz SD9ternen uibts
Gutes setban, benn meiIt beiibt ben
Gatte niht Die Na9Iiht Der @ltern unb
unter bitteren Sbrdnen pirb iih bic
iunge Srau ibre 2aunen abgetpObnen
miihen. tpenn bas CUTE GinDernebuien
niht in Die Bride eeben fou. Cine
launen6afte Satin tit etn Shreden
fir ben Mdnn. @r min BEL ietnem
Na9bauIefommen freunblih ernpfanz
gen tperben unb ni9t nit Der Gorge
eintreten: rWirb iie beute gut eelaunt
fein9" 5inbet er absr Ieine syruu Dfter
brummig nnb portfdrg, nun ia, barn
befommt er aun 2aunen unb atpar unz
ter anberen auneiIt Die, 10 .penig ipie
mDslih nah 9aufe gu geben. gu mas
bas aber fiibrt, lit unberehenbar. Nidt
iebs aleinigfeit burf uns in iiblen 0u@
NOR perfeben, bas 2sben bat ernite
Spreen genug, bic gu triiber 5tim=
mung Mnlab seben, unb 1elbft ba mub
man iuden, ii4 auf3uraffen. Welher
Segen fir einen 9ausbalt. fir Mann,
ainber lnb OisnFboten, 1T eine irn=
mer sleid gut gelaunte 5ruu. 5is lit
fir bic grbeiterung oes Gatten be-
ba1t, ben Rtnbern ipirb iit cine ge-
bulbige, liebepolle pfleserin, ibrer
Disnftboten cine gerehte. giitise 9errir
fein. Sn fpld' elmer Jamilie aber 1T
meiit Sonnenf1ein unb bic tppbl aud
bier ni1t ausbleibenben 0eipitters
Itiirnle tperben leic1ter getragslr nil6
iiberipunben. M61ten bod alle Miitz
ter bic tleinIen 2aunen ibrer Rinber
frsnge befdmpfsn, lie eripeifen ihnea
bumit cine unabfsbbare Mpbltbnt.
benn niht nnr, baB man urloere NIT
2aunenbaftiatsit plnsi, Der Mtuid}
winiat iih felbIf bdmit unb biIba iid5
nit Der 3tit au sinem url5ufrieDsa1s,.
ussliidlidsn gburufter aus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03

nm niht luut nifaurufen. sic Der.
folgte nit leuhtenben Mugen bas be.
tpegte 5hau1piel, bic iiberan anftau=
henbe @efalt MrabelIds. Balb itanf
iie i'm Sattel, Die 2an3e fcbpingellb
balb beuste fie fiGh tief our grbe niss
Der. syn INNER rleuen Wenbunger
aeigten iih Die eblen, funitpollen Glie=
Der. Mus ben fonit 70 gutniitbigen
Mugen brd9 jebt Elm tpilbes sseuer, bis
fonit 10 selaHenen 3iise maren isbi
Bis our 8eraerruns angefpannt. Cine
ariegseDttin! Cine Walfiire! Das
mar &unit! Oas fcnnte er ielbf ni11
leugnen.
llnpiufiirli6 fab fie biniiber.
gr fab tpie friiber, regungslos, obnt
bic 9anb au riibrer,. Das perbrpt
fie. - Das tbat er abiidtli9. - Wos
her nur bieie Geringf4dbung ber f90=
men MrabslIa, serabe Bel ibnt, BEN
S4pdrmer fir alles @9Dne9 Meil
tie aunitreiterin tpor9 Was Thinner
bas i'm, ben 8orurtbeilslolen9 = Nit
tpirb fie ibn beriteben = unb er fl
ni9t! Was ct fi9 fir Worfsllungeu
maat bon ibrem Wefen! Wenn el
piibte, tpie berpanbt iie in ibrem Sn=
neriten, Neigungen, 8ebiirfniRen mil
biefer bera9teten Nrabella mar! =
llnb bod = er irrt iib ME! gr tpeib
er fiiblt alles! Gr peib, bab iie iest an
i'm benft!
Sic oerfanf 10 in @ebunten, BAT
iie erit cine bsrbdltnibmdBige Rube
bic etngetreten mar, baraus ertpedte.
Oie Manege mar leer. Oas publts
fum berlieb ben Circus.
@eorg er19ien niht mebr. sic Be-
ifteg nit bem 0ater ben bereit Itebenoer
Wagen.
Das fpll 70 Elm Mafopsfp malen!
Das pdre gef9eibtsr, als eins Grubt
unb etnen armen Seufel bon Irbeiter
fdgte 8raf Seefelb, iidtlt9 mod imz
mer bas Bib Der Nmaaone Irabeao
por lugen.
8ittp orttportete ni6t. Sn bieIem
Qlusenblide erbelts it9 f0rmli9 If,
Snneres. ssSebt beritanb iie plDblif
bic Worte bes Wldlers. l1nb Elm itols
aes @efiibl Der uebsrlegenbeit i9pelltt
tbre iunge 8ruit iiber bic gan5e 6obls
belt ibres bisberigen 2ebenstreiies, BIT
i1r aus ben Worten bes Malers emit
gegenflang.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
(5ortiebung folgt.)

Il m Gelfarbe e einige 3eit
ftreiffriid 81 erbalten, ilberoieBt
man its einfab nit @aiier. Wirb bic
Tarbe sebrau1t, sieBt man bas Wai.
Ter ab.
@utes @i6Ien Der 2eber-
fiefel. I'm ben 6lan5 beim Widieu
au erbDben, 9ieBt man einen SrOpfen
Betrpleum unter bic 9Sibfe. Sie
Gtieiel neroen oabur1 fdneaer oldn=
3enb unb erbalten eine i10nere
ibmarse Garbe.
Rurbisfraut. Sie 8ereitung
bes Giirbistrautes geiAebt in Der
98eile. oaB Die reifsn, bod nidt iibers
reifen Speiletiirbihe in slei6er Weile
wie 6urfen aei9nitten ooer fein ge=
bedelt Omit 3ubilienabme bes &raut=
bobels, wie ielbieer in jeber 9aus-
baltun9 porbanoen), oanah ein9e=
lalsen uno sugeoedt ltehen 9elanen
meroen; nun mirb + Yfuno Sped
(Die 3ubereitun9smenge 1T fiir bei=
ldufi9 bier bis flint Perlonen bereh=
metz tleinsewiirfelt eeidnitten uno
leiht 9elb aerDitet, hernuh auf einem
Seller marin eeltelt; tueiters wiro Die
Sdlfte elmer 3miebsl in Sheiben 9e@
1bnitten, in oas in Der Ganerole oer-
ftriAene 6ett Der ger0ltete Sped bin.
eineegeben un6 etpas tpeniger ae=
roltet (anlaufen laiien). 0aau tom=
men nun smei gbl0Hel bon Wtebl sur
8ereituna elmer leibten Ginbrenn; IN
bieie @inbrenn miro nun bas por-
Der subereitete Giirbistraut lei1t -
phne aussuDriiden = bod nit Sln=
,peelailune Des abaeiebten Saftes, ge-
eeben nnb etmas eeroltet. bierau ]
Quart ianrer &abm, cine Wtener=
ipibe bon paprifa, siemlib piel Dill
traut, awei s5dOpfl0ffel poa frdfti-
ger Sleilhbrilbe, allenfalls etpas
Sleiihertract. et:pas gutter, itarfer
Meinellis nod @eldmad su9eben;
ppr bem sSerniren bes fertiaen. Iebr
moblIhmedenoen Giirbistrautes ipiro
Der beiIeite Qeiielite MD belize Sped
aut bic Gberflldhe bss Giirbistraa-
les Qeoeben. Giirbiile aeben ferner.
ipenn 1ie in nnreifem 3ultanDe qe-
foht uno bann nit Del, Donig,
Yieffer unb 6al5 subereitet tperoen.
siGen onsssseiNnetsn Galot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03

Rlar unb fiibl legt bic refine sosrprS
atmpfphdre 1ih in ipunberbdrerOmIus
iihtiafeit iiber 6immel uItb 9o1tn,
iibsr s3ir6tbiirme, Ruppelodher u1tD
8aumfronen, Bis plDblih ein fnpner
Winbftob tpirbelnb einherbrdu1t, DIG
biirrem Gerbitbldtter rafhslnD beraDS
feat unb nit ibnen taufenb tribe ee~
banfen aufIheuht. Warunl tam g
niht immer bleiben, nie es ebeIl now
mar. parum miiiTen Die 8ldtter tdl@
len? Wesbalb biirfen mir nicbt Ddil@
ernb i'm reinen Qi1te tDunbeln, nes~
halb muB es immer tpieber trloe mers
benz
Scenes r0tblide 8ldtt4en bort, ods
Der Winb graufam BON ietnem M9orHz
itamm berunterseaaui, IS eraahlt DON
rotben &inberlippen, bic emil pc
Wautter 10 innis sefiibt, bis per grauz
fame, tobtbringenbe Wirbelpino lam
unb es aus feinem angeitdmn1ten ,Ddrz
men, tponnigen pldbAen dnf INNER
perIhsudte. lno bas Wfutterber5
fenbet i5m tau}enb Sbranen nab.
Dort briiben bdurnt fi6 eben 1rn
Elm ipelfes grimes 8latthen auf segen
bic unoriffe bes fiibnen tpihbigen 0ea
felsn unb blidt febnfiihtig binauf
nah 1einem beirnatbliAen MeftheH. gs
erinnert on bic barteH Gdmpfe oes
armen Wefens, bas, in Der Sre1noe
unbarmbersig berumgeitoBen. itn 5uz
riidfebnt na4 benz iideren frteoltnen
pldb9en i'm glternbaus, aus oen1 er
10 ungern seidieben.
sernab rubt elm 5artes gelbes Bir@
fenbldtthen aug BON an ben 5hmtr@
sen, bic linn Der fhlimme Sturn1 5il@
oefiiot. Sein 8riiberlein hdngt nob
bod oben auf benz Baum unb fonnte
fidh bes. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erfreuen.
penn bic Srauer es ntcht qualte nndb
benz perlorenen S6peiterhen, bag Der
Gturm ibm erbarrnungslos entfubrt-
gm Megesranb liest Elm aetntdtes
purpurrotbes 8latt bonn 9otterbdum.
es alsiat benz iungen 80selaen, bas
aus benz Nsit eefanen. llnb oriiben
fu9t bas berlahene arme Wfiitterletir
iidb f6ier bic Musen aus nah benz
perlorenen f9pa9en Rinb, bas faunr
nod fliigss ben Mabnruf Der beiDrgz
ten M1utter ni9t pernebmen mphte
unb nun nit sstnidten Gliigelhert lns
eebro9enem Seraen am Wege ferben
muB. Mis tbut iolh S6etben tpeb!
l1ebsr ben WaHerIpieeel bintpeg er@
hebt ber Winb Elm gelblibes qBeioen~
blatt. Gs erinnert an ben tbeuren
8ater, Der niht fterbeno untergeben
tann unb f6etben mag bon Wetb uns
&inb, bic adrtlih ct seliebt. Der
Wirbeltpinb jsbo4 erfaBt Die fcAtpa9e
fdlcnte @eitalt unb bldft 10 raub, BIB
aud bas lebte 5iinfhen 2eben barans
entfhnunben unb traurtg Der Eorper
Der 9eipalt unterliegen muB. Die
6eele aber lDit it9 lps, trpBt tpilbem
6tiirmen unb i9tpebt ben retnen lif<
ten 6Oben 5u.
@isl 6erbitbldtter miiHen fallen,piel
Sruuer unbSrennungsi9mer5 herrfdt
ouf ber Grbe, aber iiber ben tpeltenben.
fterbenbsn 8ldttern btntpeg erbebt iih
bod INNER tpieber bic Hare trDftenbe
Serbitatmoipbdre nit ibrem gDttli9eE
reinen 2ihte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03

lit! sd babe nod ME Elm Mtelfer ges
feben! Was es ba alles au fragen
gdbe!
Gis fOnnen gar nidt senug fragen
@rGfin.- -Mafopsfp iibte fem 6ausz
reht unb fiiBte aittps 9anb.
Sbre 8lide begegneten ffA uno rub
ten ldnger, als es bic Gitte erlaubte.
alifetnanner.
Graf Geefelb mar 70 iiberraf9t bon
bieiem unernarteten Sntsrieur, baB Ell
BON an benz nibts bDrte unb fab.
Oonneripetter! gDp leben sic benin
eiaentli9? Sn elmer Gir9es ginem
Muieum ober etnem 0arem2 begann
er in feiner lauten Weiie, an ale @e=
eenitdnbe nGber berantretenb nnb
burh fein Monocle betradtenb.
aitip trat por bas 8ilD, an benz
Mafopsfb e6en searbeitet; lie tpanbte
fieb RAID ab.
0aben Sic gar fein Weitleib nit
benz armen Iitter9 fragte Mafotpsfp,
au ibr tretenb.
Oa fabte iia Mutb unb betra4tete
bas Bib.
Cine 8iiion, erfldrte ber Maler.
Gin Spmmerna6tstraum!
Den bsrftebe id ni9t, ertpiberte
&ittn.
Was berf.ebit Du nidte fruete
9raf Seefelb unb trat bor bas 8ilb.
9as lit bo6 ie6r einfa9! Srgenb cine
alte 2egenbe! Sin f6per perlpunbeter
&reu3fabrer, bem Settenpan5er na9,
Der = Der - nun, Der irgenb einen
berriidten Sraum bat. 2lnerbings,
elm febr unpaifenber Srarm fir einen
&reuafa6rer, bon - bon nun, tpte
nennt man nur bas betbni19e 8eiinz
bel9
0pn 6ouris n.inen sic tpobl, Serr
Graf? fagte Mafopsfb.
sSa, gang ritbtig! Die Souris!
Die tiirfii9en Gnsel ndnli9 bsiBsn
10! = Nun, mas fassn sic ieBt gu
meinem &unitDerf ftdnoniba -- gr
la9te ldrnenb.
2lGIen Reipeft, 9err 9raf.
Mirtlih9 SIT es 10, pie papa fagte
fragte aittp.
Gang 10. Cine uralte 2egenbe.
8pm &reu3fa6rer, benz Der bDIe Seinb
perfiibrerifde 8ilber borsautelt, um
i'm abaulenfen bonn Wege bes Sells!
Wir iinb ale iolbe &reuafabrer, Der
grl0iung barrenb.
l1nb tper tann iie bringen, bic grz
lD1ung2
Gine fd0ne Sunsfrau, trsenb cine
perlpunf6ene &0nigstohter, bic Der
Sitter erlOit, bemertte Der 8raf. Sas
tpeiBt Ou ni9t einmal?
&ittp errOt6ete tief.
es9 betpunbere Sic INNER mebr,
Serr 9raf, entgegnete MafopstD.
Sine fdDne Sungfrau, etne bertpunz
i6ene &Dnigsto9ter, bic Der Ritter erz
lDit! ga, 10 beiBt es, GomteHe, in
biefetn Mdr6en, gang 10.
Sein 8lid isntte ft9 tief in bas
MntliB &ittps.
ga, mas tpeib bieIer @auIetpinb bon
MGr6en! 0a fpmmen Sic gut an!
Sin 8u6 mar ibr ron ie Der ein
@reuel.
2aTsn Sic es nur gut fem, 9err
Mafopsfn, ich femme ous MGr9en
iebr pobl bon Der peripunI6snen
prin5efiin, bic Der Ritter erl0it, be-
merfts GittD.
9lber oas mub ib Sbnsn iasen,
fubr Der Graf unbebinbert fort, i9
bdtte ben iunsen giienfreher oa etpas
@ei9eiteres trdumen luHen. 60 etpas
BON elmer beimatbli9en Burg oabetm.
Sin 5umpenitehen i'm Waffenlaale
ober meinetpegen audi bon feiner 2tebz
iten babeim, einem fittigen beuti9en
ssrGulein. 9lber natiirli9, bas 5iebt
beher = bas! Oabei aog er nit ietz
nem Singer einen Greis um bic
sSrauenleiber. 0as lit INNER mos
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-03
Hitter ms yraufit.

es IN i'm Seben habIid einlerthfef,
9af bel ben Roien sIsidb bic Dprnen fepeH.
llno mas fas arme 6er5 and ietsit uno Dipses'
Bum ghlujIe fommt bas GoneinanoergepsH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-18
OBITUARY NOIES.

TTAspALr. Wayuo County, Utah,
April % lsllHN1l having soon u1Ieo
ofihp death Of my father In yUur IapOr.
take tho liberty OF aouiiuE You 70 shor
skoigh VI his ne.
Jamos Holt was born Fob. Do. 1879, in
North Carolina. llo was tho Rom OF
jesse aud Elizabeth Holt lil parents
moved i1 Tennessee when Doc was dix
months old whore thoy made o pofua-
mont homo. Ny mthUr received tho
tutr0l iu ihU year 1850 sud was baptized.
To- 1850 Doe umiEWiod Co NtlNuu, whore
hu became infinitely acquainted with
mission lu tho Hpriur OF 1854 to rouuOs-
SEQ. aud was preaching ON tho day the
Prophet was Killed.. 10 was nllol with
prophecy of che limo and said. "Now
thoy have murdered che pr0phu, " Cod
Doc has scaled us testimony with bis
blood aud my mission is OudUl Tor this
tlmU' TO Immediately sIftod home
and ou hs way learned % wns
aIl too true no lon NHuyu1 in tho
mii aud suffered 400 tho hrdships
or that tfip llr stopped iu Iowa uuii
1852, whom Do CAWu 90 tho valley aud
s0ttI0d a. North Ogden. llC was couu-
solUr 90 Bishop Thomas uuuu i0r mum.
b0r ~ years. llu wHs ono NJ the
frat 90 s.tuo ogden valley. lu 1852
hO moved south mud s0ulCi N Washing.
ton, aud from ihnrn Doc wont fo Long
valley. aud finally whom tLusn'i|uts wore
all run out by tha Iud luH, ho wont TO tho
Mountain Meadow, finally settling W
tho mouth OF tHn Meadow canyon, whore
he resided until his death, which occurred
ON tho 9th u January, 1921; hU lacked q
fow days ~ being 900 year old,
llo was honest us tho day is long, and
slauuoh believer in tho Gospel, aud was
always on hand 90 respond 90 every call
made upon him. 30 was tho father OF
nineteen children, ton having Como boz
fore. 10 losycs q vito, nine children,
many grandchildren and greai-graud-
children, aud host " friends TO mourn
bis loss. lie had q great deal Of work
done in the S. George Inmpls for bis
dead. W. a Hon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-18
KELLY IN The RAIN STORM
Ills Army Scattered 10 Every Dice
ton 10 Find Shelter
Tho nfen iiecamine very ucsti,ss-Thc
Railroad Tracks ratroiiod by
the militia.

OMAHA, Neb., Aprill7.-DurIug the
entire day the men clung 10 their
camp IN the timber near Paris MIL
waiting Tor something to turn up.
Rati0us were apt 10 bo cJf,nlici IN a
few hours, for the uncertainty Of de-
lays suggested tho certainty ot hunger.
Aud then the rain came. 10 fell Ia
torrents Tor TOW moment, aud soon
scattered tho men Ia search Of shelter.
This was extremely scafcs. The mill.
tia occupied the only bulldogs Ia the
vicinity, and would not allow any
kcllyito 70 enter. Aua result tine en-.
tire command was soon dfunchcd. The
shower ended, tho sun came out warm
aud bright Aud the army gathered
again, mud uogfimei nuI uclmgflcd,
aud something Ut % feeling u duspvra-
ton DEVELOPED. General Kelly was
Ia Omaha, where hu had been ail day,
and his return 10 camp 90 night tan
was unxlously awaited by the men.
When Kelly went back % camp he
took with HIM 500 la cash aud three
wagons loaded with provisions, sub
scrlbud by tho citizens Of Omahs.
Shortly after Nolly's return 10 camp
the rain began TO AN steadily, aud u
looked like the shower would continue
all night. This rendered the situation
OF the men almost unbeatable.
Qullu ascnsatiou hsa been developed
IN Council BIuis against Governor
Jackson for bis action iu calling out
tho militia. The citizens Rugrily pro-
toBt that they have been 10 uuuccrs.
sary expense. So lar there has been
no clash between the authorities Gud
Kclly's men, and none IL expected.
To-day papers were prepared Tor MA np.
pliCalion for an order 20 restrain the
governor and militia from further in.
reference with the army. The papers
were not filed, however, ~ tue eXpe.
cheney Of such move was doubted.
During tho day the Western Union
Telegraph company put iu o Telegraph
wire 10 the camp. a message has luBt
been received saying that the men arc
becoming very restless, and it seems
almost certain some decisive move VIII
| be- made during the night. All the
| railroad tracks In the vicinity nfc
| patr0llei by militlamun, anu even tue
/ uepOl ~ guarded 30 closely that 60.
/ porter was compelled TO got permit
| nom AdJulaut General Pryuu buIufD
/ he could gain entrance % i.o a mes
sage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-18
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AND INItNINS rliI VITAL
MOTIONS, PROMOTES ENERGY
AND STRENGTHENS, RESTORES
AID PRESERVES HEALTH. AND
INIUSI- NEW LIFE AID Nt9UN
THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE -hS
ITEM so SUFFERER lHuM ANY
DISEASE WHOM ARISES FROM
IMPUBlIN OF THE BLOOD NEED
DESPAIR WHO WILL GIVE bl,S.
SHORES g. SHORES NLW TREAT
MENT A FAIR TRIAL.
Go Co Tho only RELIABLE Medical
Institute in tho city. Dr.. Shores 6
Shores, consulting physicians, 81 East,
Second SuH'h Street
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LnNi,,snea. at a Inv Omer.

INpIANApOLIs, April IT, rhe law
olilce Of Miller, Winter d Elan was
the scene Of q sensational shooting at
noon. W. l.. Copeland, Of Madison,
Ind, shol Addison q. Harris In the
arm, iunictiug painful wound. lie
also shot w. II, Bruning, Of Madison,
in tho lace. Mr. Harris ID one OF the
most prominent lawyers In the state,
and IL one OF the Iron Hall attorneys
A conference hud heUu arranged boz
tween VIM. e. Copeland nnd VIM.
Trimming. rival litigauts OF Madison,
Ind, Bruulug, bile attorney, Hon. A..
q, Harris aud Ford Winter being
already IA tho ro0mi Copeland came
In. aud without saying a word, began
sb,pting M Bruninr. The hrst shat
struck him IN tho nfni aud tic htc0ul
near the mouth.
Copeland, who, IN ddenoi by tue lu'
reference, tried 10 shoot tho Htoln,y
general but was prevented In tAo
meantime he bad used his weapon o.
olub, ana beating Buning ifightuily
about the head, Men IN lhe htlolhlhs
offices prevented further shooting
In the suits that caused the shooting
CLAN Copeland 10 tho plalnuu aud
William II. Banning the defendant
The question h the division Of me
estate OF John f.. Bruuing, father OF
Clara Copeland aud William H. bIu j.
ipg. Copeland married. hrlning's
Sister IN opposition TO her iamily'
BAD blood resulted, Hairs 10 the nt-
torney Tor Burning anu Winter IoI
/ Copeland.
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american Railway Uoion 10 any way.
me Bfothcrh00d men who are mem
hefe OF the new organization arc re-.
cetvipg advice chat she Hlfike has not
been sanctioned by In lodges.
BUTTE, Mont, April 1.-THE situa.
ll1h here Is unchanged. James
Hogan, who IL conducting ,he s'riEo at
this point, Is Ia receipt OF kilograms
nom humorous t0wus Ou the Northern
Pacific cudofslng the American Rail.
way Union and c3niemnius tho
acii0n u Chiefs BrnIuafd AMI CLARK
oi The old departmental railway organ
lzations
Superintendent W. w. Curfier Of
the Great Northern was arrested TO-
day at Great Falls by the United States
marshal Tor refusing 10 carry the mail.
HELENA, Mont, April i5.-An i'm.
menHe meeting OF cillzous was hold IN
the auditorium tonight 10 take action
on the Great Ncuhorn strike. Speechea
were made by railroad men prominent
business men aud Oihcu.
Resolutions were adopted, setting
forth that the Great Northern had &C..
ducoi tine pay OF tho employees 60 te.
low that VI other trgnsc0ntineutal
lines aud 20 n point who're 10 b. not
sulllo Client TO support the men and their
families, and that the men asn mat
resort, hal struck TO protect thvir
rlgh,f; and extending 10 the employees
sympathy Ia thulr struggle for living
wages aud best wishes for a speedy huI
satisfactory adjustment Of Tie uiatleu
in dispute.
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81 nm glad 20 say lhs,o been cured by
DR.. shores Is SHORES. 4 was wfotchod
suhurur Terrible headaches that almost
rot ine Wild, nose stopped up, a constant
hawking and clearing uf tho throat, bad
tastO Ono Che mouth, my yieiuals did not
taste right 90 me, sharp pains an through
tho body. greatly distressed alter eating,
always tired after arising In no morn.
Ing. had 90 clear my head and throat
before L could oaL ! was very much
worried about my case, and frionds Hd-
yisDd mo 90 go 90 prt, shores & Shores,
tolliugmo how th0y had boon made woll,
and decided % give lhom a trial, aud
am now glad % sa.0 that thoy hayo sue
ceedod IN my case, and I fool it n duty
TO mako public tho results ~ their
wonderful treatment
A. stated above Mrs. Henson resides
at No.su Grape Stro0i, Seventeenth Ward,
whore she can be seen, AMI Will readily
verify her statement
month for ull diseases, medicines
free.