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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
FLYING JIB's WONDERFUL MILE.
1:591-e Paced WITH a Mate to a High
wheeled Wagon.

CHILLICoTuE, o., September 30.-
Flying Jib made a wonderful showing
here this morning. Andy Mcdowell
was working him out and had him
hitched TO a high-wheeled pneumatic
wagon with running mate hitched.
The pair scored several times and final
ly Mcdowell gave the word to those
who were in the judges stand. The
gelding paced away beautifully. He
went to the half in 100 aid finished the
last half in :59H. The performance
has excited the horsemen greatly as 1t
was the fastest mile ever paced under
similar circumstances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
6TION IN Ohio.
Congressional Nominations
! Yet 70 be Made.
CANDIDATES NAMED THUS FAR.

be Republican Gerrymander
Leaves a Number OF Districts
in Which No Nominations are
Likely to be Made by the DEM
ocrats-They Have a Very Good
Show, However, in Some Dis
tricts Which the Republicans
Tried to Make Hopeless.
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sou.com ml..lon.d omesr. Arrested.

BERLIN. September 30.-Tbis morn
ing l3s noD-cOmmissloned officers ia the
Moabit barracks were arrested and
taken to Madgeburg fortress. There
are various reports current as TO tns
cause. Some say the officers are accused
of propogating socialistIc troubles, and
Others that they merely iDsulted su.
perlor officer during a drunken revei.
BERLIS, September 20. = Negotiations
have bsn opened between the brewers
and Socialists for compromise oi tne beer
boycott. A statement is probable.
vrExxA. September 30.-The Socialists
today held demonstration 10 front OF the
House of Parliament a labor song.
which demanded equal suffrage. was sung
and the pollceinteryened. Fourteen Lead
ers were arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
AR,csntion TO onward.

WILMINGTON, DEL, September 3d.
Ambassador Thomas f. Bsyard has &C
cepted the invitalion to attend the re-
ception TO be given TO him by the Bay.
ard region upon his arrival in this
country. He cabied his reception from
London yesterday. The reception will
be preceded by reception OF Reno
cratic clubs from ali over the Stafe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
ARRANGING FOE A BIG TINE

ARRANGING FOB A BIG TIME.
SpseicE 10 ne RScists-.
TERRA Alta, W. VA, September 30
The Democrats are arranging to have
big time here October IS. IL is ex-
pected that Hon William L. Wilson aud
perhaps Hon. Bourke Cochran will be
present to address the meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
THs PENNSYLVANIA CAMPAIGN.

~. state Candidates and Leading Demo-
.~,,s To Nike Tour Of the sta "A
Soval tCommsndabls Plan.
PH1ApEPHIA, September 50.-Tbe
Democrats IFill open their campaign
0ctohsr 20. lnd continue two weeks q
series OF imRrtaat receptions sno meet
Sinoerlv. iidate for Governor. will
haad Mty OF distinguished
democrats de up Of the other
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
Old soIdier. M6rdered and Robbed

DAYTON, D., Ssptembe Der 39.-FridRy
was paw day at the Soldiers Home and
$3.50. 600 was paid OUT. This morning
TWO old soldiers were found robbed and
Murdered in the public road, their
pockets turned inside out. Their names
weke AdOlphus Curgan, company p,
Corkellus Legion, OF MARYLAND, and
JohA Barrett. Of she navy. The police
hav kity suspects locked up. A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
5Riot in Georeia.

VALDEsTA. September s50.-There
was small riot at the turpentine still,
lass night, near this place, in which
two colored men we're killed, aud mem
bers of the family of r. Gillespie, the
manager, a white man, were wounded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
TVORAILROAD WRECKS
Five Dead Bodies Found in the Debris
Of a Lumber Gar.
ALL WERE EVIDENTLY TRANPS.

The Voice of a Man Pinned Under
a Pile of Lumber Leads to a
GhaStly Discovery-A1 Terrible
Plot to Wreck Fas Express
Train Near, Toledo, Ohio
Miraculous Escape OF Passen-
gers-The Engineer end Fire
man Killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
INCREASING THE PLANT.

Special 70 ths Rsc,str.
MARTINsBURG. w. VA, Septemhe
3o.-The new addition to the Kilburn
wooden mills, in this city, are rapidly
approaching completion. aud will give
employment TO many additional hands.
The Company is running full time at
the two old factories, and trade is re-
ported to be booming.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
''pl Pa Isauny ySl.m1, -

Numerous ~Siate documents have ar
rived at ST. Petersburg, to which the
Cars signature Ia fixed, together With
various marks and instructions. Prof.
Zaccharln has forbidden the var 10 re-
side any more at the Peterhof palace,
which ls damp. Ills Majesty will next
summer reside at Czarskoe-Selof, one OF
the favorlte palaces OF Catherine III.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 30.-
The Gar has lost weight enormously
tie past few weeks lie suffers great
pain and looks very Ill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
A REvlvINa INDUSTRY.
WOODEN Mills Running Over Time-A Sale
of Wool at &c Gents

WOODEN Mills Running Over Iime-A salo
of Wool AT &c Gents.
Special 10 tts RsgiHs-.
TERRA ALTA, w. VA, September 30.
The WOODEN mills Of ]. w. Rigg. Son
& Co., at this place. the largest in the
State, are ovsrrun with orders. They
are running fye-quartsr time, Eyes
they cannot begin to fIl the I.
Before the passage Of the "a,
they had very few orders. bi
tha. time they have been litsralf
ing in.
TwESTY-FouR CENTS FOR VOC
A citizen Of the 10 rer end Of Tho
II, whose word ia good, ini2rmSu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
THE CARS COsDITION GRAVE

ST.. PETERSBURG, September 30.-The
Car personally telegraphed from Spala
Friday ordering the imperial yachts
Polar Star and Tsarevna sent To Athens
as soon as possible. The reason for the
order is unknown. Private adviePs con-
iim the state neht OF the Official mes
A,ar aa IN tha grayilv of theUZAf's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
JAPAN'S GREAT SCHEME
1t is Proposed to Divide China Into
Three Separate Kingdoms,
GOVERNED BY NATIVE PRINCES.

Japan May be Doing Premature
Mathematical Exercises With
Her Eggs, but the Scheme Is
Not Bad by Any Means-Li
Hung Chang Booked for
Crown if There is No Miscar-
riage of the Plans-Gsneral
Foreign News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
TaE W. IrHEl

w w.satxsrox ptember 30.-For
&est yirgiu;1 srn Pennsylvania
y. c,cle, jnds.
~ W o. extreme south
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
Stanmshin ArrivaIs.

SoprHAMProN, September a0.-Ar,
Ems, Gr0m New York.
HAIaE, SEPTEMBER 30.-Arriyed,
Champagne, from New York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
Republican.
Democrat

No nomination .ChaS p. Taft
H. n. Bromwell
s.. Paul j. SOrg. No nOmnauon.
r. C. Lsvton |W. ID. Davies.
s. john f.. Suook. +. B. Dew 10.
e IL T. Stephens Geo W. Huhck.
no nomination. Geo W Wilson.
Luther NJ. strong.
o Rvrou f. Ritshie. james H. Southard.
10 No nomination. lA y. Fenton.
IN IChas. II. GroSvenOr.
10 Jos. H. Cultivate. Id. h Watson.
lS ...... Boston g Noung. 30 nomination.
N 10 nomination. vs.. 5. Kerr.
n H. Q. Van Voorhis.
IL "A Barnes Lorenzo Danford.
N ~ A. ID. Richards. IA. $ Mcclure.
IL .F :. Raf. John W Taylor.
10 Henry Apthorp. $ W. NOrthway.
2O. ..... No nomination. ~. r. BeFcn.
p III L. johnson. TT. & Burton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
NOT A RIPPLE

EvsrythIng Quiet at Biuohoids-some OF
tho Baaished in Luck That it wss
Nothing Worse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01

Elkins TO Work new York and Mason
la Pittsburg-Seeond District Republt-
cans are Desperate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
rourh. rwan,r-.lEa. kounJ

DURANGO, COL, September 8 -KId
Baxter. 5 local tighter, and Ed q len. .
ssiered pngiIist, formerly of 81 ,ouis,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16
( Summer Storm.

When skies are blucst i'm our bot mid
summer
CLOUDS gather black and scllen in tae
Then, With the wrath Of am unb.dIen
\ storm breaks wildly from It's long un-
rest.
1t breaks and thunders through frsaken
over wide plains that bloom with tam
glrd flowers.
Shriekins along green woodland ways
and alleys.
Down placid waters and rose-sNecten-
ed bowers
It has the fury Of the pale-blown surges:
1t has the soul Of madness fired and
Ard some directing will Of chaos urges
It's spirit that hungers with insatiate
greed.
Men fall before It Ike the supple grasses:
Earth trembles in It's close ana mighty
hold
And through vast rocky sleeps Of noun
tain passes
see a yellowed foaming torrent rolled
No voice is heard; no life is seen; but
Lies like deep night upon the gaspinc
earth:
matchmaking oaks bend low in utter
Ana battling winds cry out thels cruel
mirth;
Yet here one hour ago I heard the sing
ing
OF a glel bluebird in sweet sun and
breeze.
While some young maiden sped with
laughter fiinging
Her Joyous soul TO the song haunted
trees.
George Edgar Montgomery. in Har-
per's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16
Reverence in Worship.

As one likes 10 be polite and we'll
behaved in society 10 would seem that he
would wish 10 behave properly in the
presence OF God. his Maker Christ his
Redeemer, and the Holy Spirit las Sane
titer. And yet there is often breat irrey-
erence I'm the Church, Vhc~e TIE 1riune
God is specially present. Hany man
and woman who would never ne dlsCour-
teOus 10 a stranger. is entirely Thought
less. careless, ami irreyerent n She house
OF God. Many too who would strictly
observe the local social us llcs I'm any
community. or in any drawllS-rsom Of
a community, Will often Doe guilty Of the
most hagrtnt abuse ot good manners
in worship The Church has ITS man
ners, not 10 put it more STRONGLY ana
good manners everywhere ohige one %
act I'm accordance with the surrounding
customs. We should rise o. sing. sit tJ
listen, and 1reel TO pr1y. when iu church,
If We don't do ass the congregation SEQ,
We fail in manners as well as fail ln
worship. During the opening seuteu es
and eXhortation. In the Tc Dean and
Canticles. i'm the Creed and Glorits ami
Hymns. We should always stand. when
We pray We should kueel ON 0Ir knees.
and not merely bunch the bdch.-N3rth-
western ChurchWau.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16

Plan" It is by Dr. VIM. r. Drewry; OF
Petersburg. and Is, ike Mr.. Mics cy W.
tribution so simply written as 70 De
most ENJOYABLE 10 the general reader,
other contributors TO the September
issue are DR. Bedford Brown. OK Alex
andria; Oswald l.. Schreiner, IN. ~
Baltimore N.-yland; Or. 4. X. ShahuS;;
OF Washington. DR.. Ii. r. CostQn. oi
Fayetteville. Tennessee; Or, r. Il. James
of Danville. Virginia. Or. Benjamin Lee
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Or. DIaZe-
brook. OF Washington. and Or. DUNN
We note that In an editorial. Ut. f.u
wards editor of the magazine, ahu
himself one of the most progressive rer.LL
scrtatives OF his profession In the soul,'
calls attention to Professor Niles pApggito,
and concludes with the following.
give authoritative effect TO the paPtt,
il Is not necessary for us TO reter "
the eminent rank OF the author aIlo's
scientific veterinarians OF this couhu +.
Its favorable discussion and coh.ineliiti,,
ton by the President of the
state Veterinary Medical Assocldll1t,""
Or. William II. Harbaugh, OF ms otis
In itself would be sufficient; Ihelr al
services in this special field OF IN Of
cation for the United States Burea,L "a, al
Animal Industry have given them nauol..''
renown. and their published CONT -
ZION I'm the official reports Of that ibui "a"
are recognized as standard authort ~
II we could secure for this essay ny "a
NILES attentive reading by the StaIe az. az
mtIniciral authorities, and other I'M
,ial cifizeng. there would be no dlillcult!
In convincing them that by stflhSeul
laws only is it possible to protect puOHO
health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16
Literary Notes.

A correspondent OF the Paris Figaro
sketches a whimsical pen picture ~,
Ibsen, who, ne says, ne SaM ,,,,i@nia. RE
portravs an old man with $40 - a
and disheVeled hair, VINO, sltli"7 her
table. is served with tankaTu % 80
ana a Gagon of native brandy. re tan H,
a biz comb from his pocket am Io'' t,3s
80 bair nv the aid Of a mirror inside ms
high hat. meanwile drinking aLlei 10, ~
the beer and brandy TIL bo'h are
The phonograph is graduaIly Hti n NJ
tie vray TO industrial aIpicdto on III "
IL" ~ the Pail Mall Magazine atuHttS
are snollen into the cylinder WhiCu -
then sent to the printer, Where a.. - vinis
a duplicate machine III VIII. b, the
off lis message at the pace aS. ~ The
nroofreader uses the ph0noSraPn ~ mo
same way. and this does ava! WIN
need Of a copy holder lord
,rho only uoem Of the present lt ~
-. ll ne ",,'' ,-iinh escaped the desuoyl"5
L,J ~ the Young mans tathtI "".
INTO print is q version in heNi ..r'',,,,e,n
Tack and the Bean7taNt. b"iip 49,, r,,1i,ui
H. deemed by the farmers Hf,I7 tf,- a
~ w. ~, n noel however. ltecehuy "
r,, ,i ,,ointod him out % visitor gay '"7
III carries on the business now
walter Rcsaut IS CONTINUING me- Ca
paign for the roni lnudeecGg ., On ~ tha
4 ari,iib nation with vigor. tbs W"i '7
tarry the moro weight IN IA b '.oI -t-
inc "A pOet be is lutiiEibl' l'i is..
-, Mr. Ppeart contends tldt tn' v''-
tl"',i n,,lv recognition Of literature ~
C,,ei lv the state. and thr ore 9t.'-''
,tfen,t II the state 10 snow We 49,,
that poetry is thing worm. U,ot ~ .e
fIn piIehes aside the arehin'"i 'li' IT.
r,tii,lt to make a selection as h'h't'.
contempt. The fact me- says .4.s,..
living poet occupies 50 il-" " r..
SON for abolishing the post. 'u..iN
v.bon an archbishop dies the once '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16

Amidst the rush Of life. pause AMI think;
take time for sober. intelligent and care
ul reflection. Go by myself awhile.
and daily commune with Gol Inject
eternity into thy plans and calculations.
Talk matters over with God. iet his
Judgment VI affairs. Note the ten iencies
Of Eatr. society and business uudor the
nsht of His Word and Spirit In this
way there VIII como "a calmness az soul,
a quiet. assured and c1utented demeanor,
and steadiuess W aim and accomplish
ment that are otherwise impossible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16

of the Father believe that what He was
in that one short period OF three brieI
years the eternal Father IS eternally,
OF Him sitting at your side. speak your
wants 10 Him. tell your needs TO Him,
open your hearts alteration and love to
Him: for lie that hOnOreth the Son non
oreth the Father. and he that lOveth the
Son loveth the Father, and De that cOmeth
10 the Son cometh 10 the Father The
Father Is no longer a great way OF, but
walks I'm our midst. lives our lite SITS
by our side. enters into our heart eAper-
fences Outlook.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16
The Christian.

Delight. enthusiasm. hope. content
these are the true conditions Of a Chils-
tan life. just as song IS the true comm q ,.li
Of the bird. or color Of the rose. ~ ~
gtrnot sing and the rose is stIll rose
aithough It's red grows dull ana faded
i'm some dark. close room where u IS
compelled to grow-so the 'hr stiAn Iii
il lark with doubt and he goes stts
gering ON. fearing every moment may
he viii fall. never daring % look up anu
hope phillips Brooks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16
Religious Notes.

The London Missionary S tSr, 'eh61iI
'S, ~ orsSt ,-ood 4 steamer is 20
j., rt,.H mn for evangelical work in the
49, So va and mo YOUNG people have
ho"n asked 20 pay for IL as centenary
.,flrir. I'he cost viii Doe about S''u",
,ri,. etraner is 10 he $50 feet long anu
ytl .9rv twelve European missionary
v.orl,ers and thirty native teachers IL VII
cover a route Of $500 miles i,ec' . ,'.E
viii be- used for lighting, ana me al1ti
is placed at ten knots am. hour she WI
ql.o ho supplied with sails f0r dh ''..
..nev. The heat of The tropi', i7
hearable That the c"pl" ",,,,,,.5 Iohn
dock This ship is T. hc i,ii,l '.,.,-
Williams. I'm honor of the frr'i H. LIN
ory no the South Seas. and Is the l''' '"
,..gssI to bear his name.
n,, rritrJ states has 5fIo members
'hr .t.D' trr iatost Statistic.
...,l..bn, yu,tte. the head ~ the
NI 1'i.., c,th.iis church is about iD
.,,,,.n of Tho Episcopal church.
-' ''' d.. >-.,th Nfrfrp
FROM nus v1i' ''t ,f.I.r r..s il
Society VII tii.. ~ w.. r'., i.1...
book or literary .fl i''' t,i. r.rr,.O..
.nrI1ni y 4''
VIII De- t3l.i'i 3'' r
Boston ttNorfity ,siali'. .'N .,,l' ~
g. 1ishiD for the CONT az .lt'
RELIGIONS as long as in l>i'.
Pre- ilent warren l5 a@NlHr I'i
with which o. found an w, i.'N ,..
Guam 0f an H.lriNnf. similar I'd 'ir
Glmct Institution DO PARIS.
,,,,f,.. tra p.rf 1slr tho Mormon
ci..,.b has earf lrt 800 mis-. lOulfID- %
au parts OF the world.
centennial "A week or r..r. ago at Collar
NJ .i,...fI.r .,4e rourt-
s.rfof fr0m am pants o. tlc State and
numbers 10000 members.
.1 Zeal .t.'.... ,i.t ~
,l,t.t.,l,,,, f,r f.il 10 t-i.l- besides
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16
Christ the Way.

NO man cOmcth 20 the Father but
bv Christ" By Christ every mali may
come to .he Father. And if there be an,
one % whom God Is an unknown cod
ana a PARKWAY God, and he knows not
how TO approach nm or pray To Him.
shore OF Galilcc. think Of the ch,sl thar
put Ills hand upon the feycred brow Of
the leper. think OF the Christ that wept
al the gray 0f Lazarus, think of the
Christ that bade the repentaat sinner
80 and sin no more, see in Him the image
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16
What 10 Emphasize.

II Is not n sign Of character or intel
lect 10 bc always giving emphasis 10 one
tbin0 mr. that why should ne trouble niin-
soif or others about IT. II there is any
thing thar ne does believe. mat Us uS
thing for him to emphasize. II, in 'i' s
saws about himself the better. sunday
School Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16
FOOD FOR REFLECTION.
GATHERED FROM TIE RELIGIOUS
AND GENERAL PRESS
Words of Wisdom on Religious and Moral
subjects Which Are Worth Atten-
tiVn From the Thong htful.
The Divine Ideal.

In Thee is every type fulfilled,
In Thee Is every yearniug s,.re1.
For perfect beauty, truth, and love;
For Thou art always Ear above
The grandest glimpse of our IDEAL.
Yet more and more We know 'rhae real
And marvel more and more % see
Thins infinite reality.
r. X. Elye.gll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16

Criticism never hears the gospel Mere
genius never hears II. Broken-Aeartel-
hess always hears it.-Dr Joseph Parkor.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-23
The Sugar Trust Taritf Bill.


THE MEASURE.
In his letter - chairman Wilson Of the
House WAYS and Means Committee. i'lrs-
idtlt Cleveland >aitl III ths senate hil.
which passed the House AHg. l3th
Il Hope 40 EXCISE IS necessary Tor my
earnest appeal a. yen that in this crisis
yen >tienpA~iN insist upon paltN honesty
and -eod laitA AND sturdy adherence to
Democratic principles. | believe these
absolutely necessary conditions To the con
tnuance VI Democratic existence can
net MA myself NJ tile feeling that thiS
conference Viii present the be>t II nut The
only nope VI true Democracy. The indi-
cations point to its action as the reliance
n those Who desire the general truition Of
Democratic effort and Iuliilment u Demo-
clatic pledges ana TIE redemption III
Democratic promises u tile people.
''Ihele is no reason fer niSrakinse or
mi>apprehending the feeling aud Thu, tenn
pen ri tlelani1 and iilt of THE Democracy.
They ale downca>t Under THY assertion
that tleil party fails in ability to manage
the government and they are apltlellrn-
>lVe that the Efforts t. iIin4 about faritf
reform naN tail. hWf tlleN ale mNgh haie
aaWnca~t and appreAen~iTe Hi rlteil fear
lAaf l'em4clAfie rrinei! -r9 inay W ~Ul-
ieiltstle'i. Every true Democrat; 4na every
sincere talif t4t0lntl Knows lhat t!4e
t5liii Hl il tt- present falin aa5 8- Hit IN ill
As' tiitITtt N JAc caAtalenge ttHt~ tai
~lltrt WI tilr a~NlAIfl@H fNi AAie.t N.Y.
Aay long llbned
NJ n A4Ne ln agl nli&lsau~ a@diA vviv
MiK lfasriNlt t.eellfcl III laaNI ti tH+e iin-
i9liatiaA 1f taW maTefiai~ Ill MH9t bu
admitted tl.aI no taiift s4e.t~ult e.a ac-
eonI Mitil Democratic principles and
The Republican journal., 1894-08-23
PLACE Of Empress Josephine

NY~. THA ~IAflE >i
AHe ISp ~ TIE TA@rLH
.S.s
sondenee N TILE Iouinal
1N,. MAElINlela. French
l-4. llis anti4ue t6wn
val III ifnpeliai day>.
lge~> Josephine Mis- horn.
weatv miles from !. Iielre.
The Island. and i ieagh-
1aStiA- steamer that make~
tween the two Places. AZ
esse haS in late years gained
mea, 1 paplilatiou. and IVY
4neleial anG fashionable
81 ifiD.eae. Fort Dc France
min4l sapiral ana sea- hi
III Hletellel bv mD,t
pl#tt VII r.,itlenee. Tt,
a4cmi.5e floWieal and lifat-
r4a~e M HID .af4ef. snate.
The Republican journal., 1894-08-23

memory II man. accompanied NJ ealrh-
4Aake shqcks thunder ana li.htnin-.
iAat destroyed thousands Of lives an. ID
immense amount of property The La
Ra1elie mansion VA literally iuined ansl
tAe erefS swept away, tile .agal lteisse
alone remained standing. and III ILL.,, n
tie Ia Pagerie lied tor shelter wfrh his
wife ana tvo children: and hegs imale,li-
aFely afterwards TIE rAirl daughter aas
Born.
Down rhe slope u the hill. Within 4
Stone thlpw u tie COTTAGE with tAe
legend 'Dehit IL IA Fefme Stands Jill
sugar house. tie home OF Josephine
sirliio@a It is long building. about
hundred feet rs lilry With Stone wallS
twp feet thick. rooted With brown riIe>.
and Two large chambers extending over
hail way the length Of it, Tie loot Aa,
partially fallen and colony ~ batS aas
probably some va-rant ier- de- lanee~. hage
taken up their abode in the chambers
bnt Yen an easily Imagine wlat TIE la
teai2r VA likv IL flaSerhineS time. FAe
f.itAel Qieo >oon atFer tlie 4lcat renpa,r.
aha LEGAL tradition says tia, u5el Jo~e-
l'Aine'~ Second marriage anil fhe dratA II
hei rwa atAel dan-lltgls. Mme. as IN
i3gelle lonely Qil woman, tnak f 4eI
alipde in enc 81 ri4>e chambers eu8 ~
mAinel tlelg sMtl ltl 4Nn GauiS,.
tsi4N '4447 ,,a ,t# ,.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-02-02
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