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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
TAE UNITEATEs SD TURKEY
Serious Aspehe KeiaNns ,Between
ouutries.

Serious Aspehe KelaNns Bstwe.,
ountries.
WAsHIN6TOec. 6-comn,ittea
OF Armenian ens which I'm Wasb.
ington in belof their untrvmen
has presented Mr.. Hill,d other
members conaous In FORE affairs
statements re.iug the trment NJ
Armenisns wte naturslizA merj.
can citizens, IN put 8 veseriona
aspect upon ttelations OF tJnited
States with Tuy and may ,irs a
declaration byigress.
They claim at Americartzena
r being proved from mov,heir
families from Turkish prots to
this country. Armenian dSus.
meas in Massasetts, 1t is st.as
recently compel to remit an
tax On $500 Hefused to pay U.
whereupon his other in the s-s
domain vas inpoDed and va
in prison until 3 money was
coming.
The MASSACHUSETTS delegation
requested Congss to take exs
measures sgainsTurkey, but ha
ceived no assunce that any
would be taken ore radical thai
massage Of q resotion calling npo
President TO empy every means 7
nized by internsenal law for the
lection Of AmeDsn citizens an
prevention Of all ntrages upon A
ians.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
Two Important Arrests.

WASHINGTON, Dec. @ The Secretarv
OF the Treasury has received q TELEGRAM
stating that Mike Ford and William
Senter were arrested last night At At
lanta, Ga, with q large quantity NJ
counterfeit ten dollar silver Certificates
on their persons. Ford and Sen.er have
oeen passing counterfeits throuphont
the West, and considerable quantities
are known 10 hsve been disposed OF in
omaha, Kansas City, and Dallas. Tex.
The oricers have been on their trail for
some time and their arrest is regarded
as very Important.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
ANOTHER PARIS SENSATION
peFs Cierk Ffres Two Shots In IN
Chamber of Deputie,

Ibis, Dec. 8 "A decided sensation
was caused In the chamber of deputies
On sU- shs : At the conclusion of the debate
a stranger in the gallery ired two shots
IRON tria q revolver. Thereupon the cleo
.s,o oeiis which were placed eli oyer
cone cone m oit.aing after the bomb outrage
were rung and the doors were inst,n.In,
ciosea and guarded. The stranger VAS
arrested. Nobody WAS hurt. WAS
snan enc prisoner IA found to be a re-
9pecsaoie draper's clerk 80 years old.
opon MS examination by a magistrata
a. a'ee ne nsa been arrested he declined
10 respond to the queries which wers
ana 70 nlm. A search of his stopping
apsr.ment proved without result. Moth
ing mas yet bsen discovered as to TIC
motive OF the outrage. 'no
aenoir' the man arrested, was seen
gai nee In the direction of the diplomatic
no resistance. msue
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
THE VENEZUELAN QUESTION
Lord saIisbury's Reply Dis.
cussed in Congress.
aeneraiir Believed It VIII DO Dip,o,a.,.
"'ea1 Britain May BIO Willing to Ar.
o'trate to a Certain Point; But WI,
Draw q Line-sho breads An,,h,u
Here.

WASHINGTON, Dao. 6.-There wss /.
pretty general discussion OF venezneI.n
anairs among members of the House to
osy' Inc general opinion among those
WIZ would have the conduct of forsion
aualrs In charge in the House ia tina.
Lord S~slisbury's reply will be a d,nlo-
matte evasion. of the main issue tn =, !.
viii 90 IN the mast friendly terms, and
waile expressing a willingness to a,hi.
srase as to 8 portion OF the disputed ter.
ri1ory' Will deny the right of the United
States to ask Greas Brit,in to srb;.rate
es TO territory, thu ownership Of which
Great Britain claims is hers and borona
dispute.
in o59er words, it is believed that
uteaO nfltain's reply will temporizs
WIN the subject and simply open tho
q iot iurther correspondence.
"A glance az the Correspondence ~
SAID a prominent Republican member
Quay, will show that this has heen
nneianas position nnd policy for fttv
years She will seem 10 weld some.
snlng' out she will stake or a line he
yono which she Will not 60 in the mat.
Ssr OF arbitration That was T,o,d
Srsnvtile's policy. Il will be Lord Sails.
Though Salisbury is imperious bv
inclination, he will, however, be ex.
eIouinRly cautious. The c%onsidera-
m mHna involved in an open breach
m,"n Engiana or anything approaching
question of the tariff is inanitelv ne
more Importance to Great Britain Than
IIe ownership OF a few gold mines in
Q zuela. 7"
rAoove al! this, depend upon 1t that
England will not by any act of hers ag.
gravate an anti English feeling in this
country or give cause. II the mo,t deli
cate arts OF diplomacy can prevent II.
Ior q war agitation here. England de-
Pteoistes unfavorable tariff legislation.
u hows the result OF an anti. English
1eeling upon her tariff. Suoh material
considerations England never ova-.
looks. The loss OF our a,on-
ped the war OF 1912"
salisbury's Reply.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Lord Salts
ourY's reply to Secretary Olnsy's let,er
requesting q final dehnate stntement of
SU1seAo beltain's purpose CONCERNING
venezuela is in Washington, having
oeeh delivered to Sir Julian Paunoe-
10te' the British am bassador. to-niuht.
answer was brcught to Washing
oy MIR. Donaldson. the special mes
senger Of the embassy, who MAKE,
regular trips to Nav York for the pur-
pose OF conveying the official mail To
anu from Washington. Mr.. Donaldson
received the reply from the ;swa,d Of
ne steamship Brittsnic. on which It
asr'Vea at New York, at o O'Clock D. M.
Donalason Immediately left for
washington. Tho yreatesh i,,ou
centers here as to the nature ~ ~
'eply which Lord Salisbury has made tn
rae American Secretary OF State. Mr..
,auncefoee said tonight that Lord
letter would be presented To
secretary Olney to.morrowi
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
The Insurgents Again ReDu,so,.

nASANA' Dec. GA correspondent IN
Luerto Principe confrms the renor, 80
.ne engagement near La PIT Orms
Wnich was oabled to the Asscc,a,as
Sfess on Wednesday, and in which Gsn
Susrez valdez diverted the advance oe
ha.onlo maceo on Santa Clara. TIC
we're repulsed and their loss
.n xiileo and wounded and prisoners IA
rsporse9 at 800 The insurgent Leader
Oa%aio Ruiz has been brought to MORO
anu sentenced TO imprisonment for IIso
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
The Statement is Denied.

BRUSSELS, Dec. 6.-The Indenendo,oa
Beige denies the ststemans pnhlisheS
n New York that the United S,atea
minister here, James 8. Ewinc. bsa ,n"
'1r me government at Washington
of Russell, KilIeran and
ven, she men alleged to be the post
L. ct jail. in-New York, ON :JnIv A
ona The Independence Beige adds
1uetthe ex%tradition of these man haa
'ates been demanded by the United
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
China wants Russia,s

PARis' Dec. 6 "A special dfsnatcb
rom st. Petersburg, published hera .o1
aay, says 1t Ia reported that the Chinssa
soyernmen has asked the e=oyernmene
on RUSSIA II, In the event Of being 70.
ques.eo co. 1t would send an army
GUips 20 suppress the rebellion Of the
bnungans. The rebels are reported to
a a~re oap'ured Lsnchufu. 1000 men, 400
ammunition. e' anu
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
The Rumor SENT omeial,v Dsn,sa

rAkIs, Dec. cit was semi officially
uenieo this evening that there was anv
ruth IN the story which WAS tel,,
ggrapoed to the Pail Mall Gazette from
Tome this afternoon. that Russia and
niahce nave Withdrawn from the con-
eerS OF the powers in the Turkish cues
VIZ. anu that Efforts are now being
S Sauo 20 mold en- European conferences
~ reports nave been circulated, It
:. u.nineu' oy tho agents of the Turkish
s 'eIn"en during the past month or
so. In fact the same ruuor has been
started several times in diferont .boro.
during the pssv week. A"po'
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
Liberal Unioni,,a Ga,n Co..

DgBLIN' Dec. 6.-Wm. r. Fl. Leoksv.
IL D.; d. Q. L.. the historian, has besn
9,sS.ed to the parliamentary seat FOR
DaDiin University to fill the vacsnov
9Huseq oy the elevation of the Right
. - David X. Plunkett, conservative.
w sne peerage. This Is q gain of q liberal
on,S', Mr. Piucke.t. the former oc.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
Wants to Become a STATE

.HoMA, 0. T.. Dec. Cone of The
and moss representative conyep-
held in this territory has lust
80, adopting resolutions urging
pRress to pass an act providing
admission OF Oklahoma as A
arrangements wers made to send
ctee to Washington to push the
a statehood.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
TO AMEND THE WALTON LAW

oe"ator "ickham. OF Hanover, Will IN
troduce a Bill to That Effect.
WASHINGTON. Dec GA Richmond
special to the Postsays: Senator Henry
l. W1ckham. OF Hanover. n]ronoaas
soon to introduce C bill in the sensta
making changes In the Walton election
Jaw; dis idea is that his proposition
soall cover some OF the most serions
to the existing law and hsr-
monize the views of all of the Dsmo.
cratic party"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
CAToGNI BROS,
TIE LEADING GRoCERS.

IdhEE STORES IN ALL.
rLENTf OF DELIVERY WAGONS.
DELIVER INSURED ALWAYS.
WHOLESALE PRICES ON FLOUR.
YOU CAN Buy ONE BARREL,
OR you CAN BUY FIFTY.
THE PRICE JUST THE SAME.
WE BUY IN CAR LOAD LOTS
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
WE SELL AT RETAIL,
Tile PRICES OF WHOLESALE.
CAToGNI BROS.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
national w~oo,,rovers in sessio,

WASHINGTON. Dc. 6.-The Nationa
Association of Vol Growers continues
their meating hertto.dsy. The greater
part of the sessionto day was consumed
In q discussion Of he memorial aaking
- .o ba ]nresanted ~ congress. TIA ION.
sideration had not been completed when
the meeting adjourned until to- morrow.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
American Missionary Inplicated.

LONDON Dec. 6 "A special dispatch
a. shanghai states that the situation
IL Urea Is once more causing anxiety
ano says 1t is reported that an American
Missionary Is complicated in the plot OF
king of Corea. 'ne
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
To Nominate Candidates.

ST LoUIL, Mo-, Dec. 6-Chsi,man
bezalie, OF the Peoples Party State eY,
ecutlve committee. Is making arrange.
ments for hotel accommodations for Enc
delegates to the national convention ~
,hst party to be held here. Mr.. BczelIe
stated to-day that Senator w. M. Allen
or Nebraska, would likely be nominated
adopted
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
HAPPENINGS At WASHINGTON
What Was Done in CONGRESS
Yesterday.

oo"p'"in' OF Armenians Here Against
Turkeys reatment-ResoIutions Arc
resentedby MIR. Walker, of sIas,a-
ohusetts' Esdging the Support of Con.
Rress to Az Stops Taken BIZ tho oov-
tdupprsss Such outraea,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
p Town Destroyed by Fire.

coGEN, Dec. 6.-The serious
Of which started in the town
Tho yesterday is Btill raging.
exits almost been wiped out ~
hAbFhree"fourths of the in
homeless.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
Charged With Cr,m,na,

DETROIT. Mich. Dec. 6 Police Com.
missioner Harry E. Chipman swore out
d warr'nt THIS morning for the arrest of
rev h' D service, pastor of Trumbull
AVehie lfeoyterian Church, one OF the
charge Of criminal libel.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
Npld Going Ont.

will Dec. Discard Freeres
mon 20, 600, and l.. Won Hof-
row'st 600, in gold by to.mor-
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
Aarifs Pashs Dead

CoNsrANTINoPLE. Dec. 6.-Aarifn
IasnA, a member OF the Turkish minis.
sfy, wlsnout a portfolio, is dead.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07

PLACE your Christmas order for Huv-
lers now andssave any chance of dissp-
pointment. maasie's Pharmacy.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07

SEVEN hundred pounds Of Huyler's
oraered to supply thu Christmas damsnd
MhsRie'a Pharn.nu
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
SOUTH CAROLINA HANGrNes.
one Negro Lynched, Others Legally Ms
posed OF.

one Negro Lynched, Others Legally Ms.
posed OF.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. e-Princa
Grahsm, Jason Blake and VIM. Frayer
all colored, were hanged ut Hamnton
to'day for the murder Of q. r. Mearo
com for the purpose of robbery.
On the gsllows they persisted in sa,
ing that VIM. Blake, ST., had nothing
TO do with the crime. He was convioted
along with the Others, but received a
recommendation to mercy, which re-
yucca MIS- sentence to life imprisonment.
put was taken from the sheriT ana
lynched as he was leaving court bv a
MOB which thought him 90 guilty. as the
three sentenced to death.
Iom Patterson, colored, was bsnyad
Tor the murder OF %Dispensary Constahla
mosely, at Greenwood, about six weeks
ago. oA
a negro named Elliot was happed A.
Chester for the murder of a white man
named WEIGH in Lancaster COUNTY. All
the condemned men confessed their
guilt. neir
Hanged In Arkansas.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec 6-.Jeasie
one was hanged at Ozark this mornino
the murder of two siookmen, Charles
md jesse Higdon, in February. 1904
DE was the son of Charles Jones, n
prominent farmer of Spencer oonnt,
NO. and was about 81 years old. Ha |
protested his innocence ir =
on the galloWs.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
1HE

ports ltatea Governments re-.
perior Fl Baking Powder su-
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
Dr. sattarlea Elscted BIshop.

WASHINGTON. Dec 6-The Rev. Dr..
Henry q Satterlla. ofCslvary Episcopal
Church, of New York city, was elected
bishop of the newly created Washington
diocese to day. Eleven ballots were
taken by the convention, DR. Satterlee.
on the last. receiving frrty-eight votes
to ten for DR.. McKim, OF Washington.
PILES and piles of Huyler's candies for
Christmas. Massie's Pharmacy.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07
A SWEET SMOKE!
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and Pipes.
(Any Old Thing Won't Do,)

THE PLANT! Continues to grow Din favor.)
Six tor Csc.
GOLD SEAL! A golden smoke, indeed. Sc
straight.
SABAROSOi Holds an enyiable reputation.
&c straight.
TRUE WORTH Rightly named. The newest
ont. SC straight.
KOSSUTH! Needs no Introduction. SC straight.
LAMELL! Finest OF Aavors and sweet. iOc,
three for 25c.
CHUMS Also q delightful smoke. 1cc, 3 for 2sc.
La FLOR DE HOTEL ROANOKE! Some
thing new and good. 10c, 3 for 25c.
S1LFFK The very best Cigar in Roa.
noke 15c, 9 for Csc.
PIPESt An assortment that will tlcaec you.
GIG All the leading brands.
TOBACCOS! The choicest mixtures.
GENTLhMEN, zee the largest case of smokers
sundrleB In the city.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-07

CHRISTIAN -BARBEE DRUG STORE
A. ID. RICE, Trustee,
TELEPHONE 46.
N. B.-Smoke from our Cigars Is not disagree.
able. go the ladies must top and enjoy the Flow.
ers while waiting for the street cars.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-09
us stocked Up ON Eyes.

OF the glass eye worn by a prominent
publisher Of New York several amusing
tales are told. Tho artificial orb matches
its natural fellow 80 accurately that the
two cannot bo distinguished apart Ono
day the publisher was visited by man
considerably under tho influence Of
liquor. The caller made an objection
able remark TO which the only roply
youchsafed was a prolonged stare of
indignation. The steady gaze affected
tho mans shattered nerves. aud his self
control left him entirely when ne saw
fly crawl over the publishers glass eye
without causing him even 10 wink.
Have got 'om AGAIN. cried tho in.
obriate as he He'd TO tho nearest drug
store, intent ON loading up with aromatic
spirits OF ammonia and bromide
While ON a yachting trip the publish
or suffered for a few hours from seasick-
ness. When no recovered. he noticed
that the good eye was hloodshot. while
tho other retained the brilliancy Of ap-
parent health. "Ah. he remarked.
chocrfully, 81 must stock up ON eyes 20
as TO be prepared for emergencies. 4"
And he did. and he now has ON hand
orbs ~ various shadings New York
World
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and was engaged In missionary work at
the time, was far from leading a life In
keeping with his sacred calling. Ho be.
camo Involved In some scandal In Eng
land which led 10 his being deprived OF
his rcctorship and emigrntcd TO South
Africa, where no was acting at tho time OF
his death as ovorscer Of some grazing prop
erty. He was thrice married during the
course OF his long life, his first and second
wives being respectively OF Irish and Scotch
birth. His third and surviving partner no
welded at Weinberg, In South Africa, tho
bride boing fun bloodod negress and tho
matrimonial knot being tied In accordance
with native rites.
Her ladyship first attracted tho favor
and good will Of the earl by acting as his
cook, and nobody heard anything Of her
existence until the death OF the old earl,
when a claim TO the pcerage was put forth
In tho nnmo OF her son by a very clever
young lawyer at the cape. People were
soon found to advance money on the
strength OF her claims, and escorted 10y
her lawyer and by her son, who was al
most ns coal black as herself, she sailed
Tor England, whero she arrived In duo
course undcr tho namo OF Countess of
stamford, her boy being described rs tho
Earl Of that Ink. She lost no time in as
serting her rights, and the case was
brought before tho house OF lords for do
cisiun.
After considerable discussion and inves-
tigntlon the upper chamber came to tho
conclusion that while tho marriage be-
twccn the old earl and his Hottcntot Vo-
nus was perfectly valid ON tho ground OF
lex loci, yet that the son was illogitlmato
according TO English law. Much discom-
ftcd, the widow countess returned to the
cape Of Good Hope with her lawyer and
her son, and she has since married fun
FLOODED negro, this being the sole instance
where a pocrcss of tho British realm Ia
married To "a gentleman OF color
Before she loft England, however, she
was able TO secure an annuity as the
eighth oarl's widow from the Stamford es-
tates, which are still held by the aged
widow OF tho seventh earl, who used, pro
vious TO her marriage, 20 be- known by tho
namo OF Kitty Cox and was one OF the
best known charactcrsi in London.
The present and ninth Earl Of Stamford
Is very sensible, respectable and univer-
sally esteemed man of about 40, who was
educated at Oxford, and who up to the
time OF his succession TO the pecrago, la
boriously earned his living as a teacher Of
classics nc the Codrington college, Barba-
dos
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How euLlers Ane CAUGHT.
Ono OF the Most MystlDlnR Conjurins
Tricks Neatly Explained.

Ono or the Most Mysiifylng Conjurinx
Tricks Neatly Explained.
Speaking Of the bullet catching trick
In particular Professor r. j. Howos,
who is also a dealer in the art mystic,
said:
There are literally but few tricks In
magic. The 20 called new ones present
ed to the public from timo 10 time by
our leading magicians, conjurcrs or
whatever they call themselves, are SIM
ply the revival Of some old experiments
clothed In now form. The catching Of
bullets is not by any means new trick,
for 10 Is almost az old ~ magic itself
remember seeing the old 'Fallir Of Ava
perform the same trick. only in a differ.
ent manner. when / was % small boy.
Tho catching Of the bullet is easily OK
planned. In the first place, toaccomplish
II the conJurer must procure an old style
caplock, smooth bore musket. some pow
der. caps and lcadon bullet. All these
must BIO perfectly free from any deccp.
ton. Now we como TO tho ramrod.
Therein lies the whole mystery Of the
trick. 10 Il constructed with a small
metallic tube closed at one end and so
arranged ms TO become detached from
the end Of the ramrod at will.
Having explained tho construction
Of all tho appliances, We will now pro
coed TO do the trick Tho gun. bullet,
powder and caps are freely given for
examination. Tho performer requests
some ono to put tho charge Of powder
into the gun. Next he inserts a small
piece Of paper and rams il down, and
by n twist Of the ramrod 20 tho left the
small metal tube IL dislodged from the
point and remains within the gun bar
rel Now the bullet Is marked and
placed In tho gun by one Of the audi
ence; again tho professor rams IL down.
Now, by a contrary twist. the metal
tube becomes fast 20 tho ramrod so that
In withdrawing IL tho bullet ia re-
moved
"Tho performer now palms the mark
cd bullet and all that remains 20 do is
to 20 through the motions Of catching
10 when the gun Is discharged, and the
spectators arc thoroughly mystihod.
You see, It is all very simple when you
know how. boston Post
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-09

A Germantown bachelor Of conyivial
habits. missing his last train, spent the
night with friend in town and met
with n narrowing experience. When
they awoke in the morning, the Ger.
mantown man, 10 use his own expires.
sion, felt like a fur salesman who had
swallowed his samples. He was still a
triflo undc- tho influence OF tho rosy.
and his nerves were not Ia tho best pos.
siblo condition On the dressing case
was nm open pill box containing two
pellets. He was about to ask his friend
what kind OF pills thoy were whom one
Of them gave q little squirm and turned
completely over. The Germantown man
rubbed his eyes and stared in amaze
mont Thcn the other pill slowly hogan
rolling about tho box. and his eyes
threatened 20 bulge out of their sockets.
Tho two pills next began hopping up
aud down, as though trying 20 escape
from the box. Thoroughly frightened,
the Gormantowner gave yell. and
jumping into bed pulled the clothes
over his head.
'Tako 'em away" ho groaned
Take what awayy'' asked his very
much surprised friend.
Those pills in that box. Have got
'em, or are they really jumping about?"
"Pills" was the laughing reply.
They re not pills. They're a couple Of
those jumping beans bought yesterday
and put in tho pill box to keep -
Philadelphia Record.
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veronese'. isis Painting.

Neronese loved 20 represent festive
gatherings ON a colossal scale His
Marriage Of Cana is 30 feet long and
20 feet high and contains $50 figures.
The most remarkable feature of the
painting is the group of musicians in
front round a table Among this party
Veronese represents Titan, Tintoretto,
himself and other celebrated painters. -
Exchange
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PAwNsD HER HUSBANDS ASHES.
Mrs. Gieseke In n Thoughtiess Moment
Hypothccated "a Valuable Relic.

William August Engols was a prosper
GUS New York druggist who was about 30
years older than his wifc, But no was
rich, and no loved her, SO they got along
happily One day he died. His widow,
Ina obedience TO his last wishes, dutifully
caused his remains 20 DO crcmatcd and
kept his ashes In an iron box among her
other precious belongings In her home
In course of time she married William
6icscke, bartender Of Wilkosharro, who
abused and at last deserted her. Mrs.
Gicsckc became indebted 60 Mrs. Boisner,
a midwife and gave the sacred box OF
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-03-09
raikins Through Human nady.

To talk through a human body, OF q
row Of human bodies, for tho matter of
that, Il one Of the weirdest Of the olec.
trician's feats. II a telephone wiro bo
severed and tho two ends be- held by a
person, one in each hand. but far apart,
II Is quite possible for two individuals
20 carry ON a conversation through the
body OF the medium as readily and as
distinctly as II the line had been proper
~ connected. Electricity.