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The Lamar register., 1895-08-31
wit ozr our or JAIL.
American Rsnw,y uaiar Director. serve
Tas-tr Tans~.

American Eshws " uator Directors serve
ri,-tr T4rtt-.
Woodstock. Ill. Aug- 22-The direc-
tors pg the American Railway union. ex-
ssnt President Dcils. VIII leave here to
morrow morning, after having served .
three months sentence Tor contempt Of
co,srt. All OF them resume their duties
in the field. iustruetinE members and or
ranizins local unions. They have en-
uacements now which VIII require fully
thr,-. months 10 tiIi Kcliher goes direct
10 Minneapolis and Goodwin to ST.
Paul. Rogers. Burns. Elliott and Hogan
20 together TO Chicago, where they viii
separate. Rogers goes 20 Pueblo. Colo
rado: Hogan to Ogden, Utah; Elliott TO
phliadelphia, while Burns VIII remain
Ia chieago and establish district head
quarters here.
The release will mark new depar-
tnre In the work OF organizing railway
employees. District headquarters Will be
established In all the large railway CEN
ters throughout the country. Since
their Imprisonment 1866 local unions that
were shattered by the strike OF last
summer have been reorganized and
twenty-Seven new ones instituted. APP
pllcations for charters are being received
every day.
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thelr wages a Gay. The guard agains,
disorder uumbs,s 200 soldiers who have
lAeen stationed along the canal.
Cuban revolutionary agents are ~
ported 10 b. enlistins officers from the
Mexican army and Il Is announced that
a number Of veteran officers have en-.
barked for the seat OF war. Adyices
from Central America ae to the snmc
tenor and men are volunteering there
for Cuban service.
Assistant Attorney General Newell Of
Illinois. yesterday gave his opinion that
the new law requiring the United States
dag 10 b. placed on public buildings
and schools does not apply TO so-calIetl
pir5chial schools or 70 Sunday schools
under the charge OF religious denomina-
lions
Despite the prohibition. some OF the
Gerniaus soldiers Of the war Of 1870
from namstadt crossed the frontier to
Amauviilers to place wrpaths upon the
tpnihs Gf the German soldiers The
French pollee treated them politely. but
insisted upon the removal Of the in.
scriptlons from the wrcaths
A woman claiming 10 b. Mrs. II. II
Holmes. accompanied by FIVE year-GI,l
girl registered AZ Memphis, Tenn. on
January Is, and had IN her possession =
paper signed by IL n Holmes. which
gave a detailed account Of the murder
% ficorec II Thomas and the sinking u
hs, body IN the Tomhigbes river.
The operatives at The Boston Manu-
featuring inills. waliham. have been in
formed that their wages would be In.
creased from ! 20 ia per cent. The new
schedule 10 take effect September o
The advance Is general throughout all
iha departments of the company. The
company cmplcys i.2oo operatives.
The Pullman Palace Car company
have discontinued the sale Of liquors
and wirc- 10 the patrons of the dining
ears "a Wyuming. County Attorney En-
;rriine rcCsntly notified the company
that ii would te required TO pay n H.
crus.. whlch the company declined 10
Do. prcfsrrlns 20 discontinue selling.
Th- ci,ipf p<ssiofilee inspector has
l-sen Informed by inspector McMechen
~ Denver. Colorado. % the arrest Of
Edward y Hormston, postmaster at
Nernai. Utah. for cmbeLzlemsnt OF
money order funds. The telegram says:
two thonsanh eight hundred and
tonrtreu dollars short" and the oiiier
has b,--n turned over to j. II. Reader
surety.
Consul Hollis ~ Mozambique rcports
10 the state department that decree
by the Portuguese government At Lis
bon has bcen published increasing the
iuti.s Oh liquors Imported into the pro
yince ~ Mozambique from 400 20 200
r,.is per decaiitrc distilled liquors from
l.93 10 $50 reis per decalitrc. The
!mportatian 0f fousisn goods distilled
Tor the production % Slcohol is prohib-
ltei
Marshal Steve Burke aud posse ar
s,stcd two notorious female outlaws
near paWuer. Oklahoma. Monday night,
hut had 10 ught 10 make the arrests.
Tho nrlus-s of the women are Jennis
AIedkln Formerly stephens, aged 1G
years aud Annie AicD1uiet. aged IL
wars The marshll's posse ran Into
ineui SUNDAY The women showe.
heit end several shots werr fired be
fore they gave va Roth we're in afeus
clothiug
--
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Ihr Mi..t -nl w. ~ N; on Earth
Is human nerve. This In a tate OF health
Let Il become overstrained or weakened.
and The seJsltivenRss IS Increased tenfold-
For weak or oyerwrought nerves Hostel
tcrS' stomach Hitterz Is the best tonic In
existence. since IL invigorates and Quietr
them al the same time 1t also possesses su-
p~riative efficacy In dyspepsia, constipation,
aud neuralgia
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Johnnie dear said his mother. who was
trying TO inculcAte a lesson in industFy
"what do you suppose mamma would do for
you IL you should come to her some day and
tell her that you loved your studlesyr
Lick for telling fhlss.hoodf said
dear little Johnnie with the frankness of
Bulletin.
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FITS -AuFits stoppcd frcs by Dr- Kline = Great
Nerve Kesforer. No fis. aft.r tue mt osy's use-
Narveiots Treatise Esi ttrtal bottle free -
tlt eAseA- send % Dr. kllne 81 re 81. fhla Pa
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photographer has a way OF taking tnings
that would not be tolerated In any other line
OF business.
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There Is no easier way In the world for
one to lose a good name tina to have IL en-
graved on the handle Of an umbrella.
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rELga.Ael..-- l-.EvlTles

With sending Out Iaisr weather rtieAs y
boy has been shot In Mexico fos
wrrcklng Il railway train.
Many French troops In Madagascar
are dying from disease due TO the elm
ate.
Ex-Assoeiate Justice strong OF the
United StauS supreme court died on
the 18th
The noiainatson 0f President DlaK flr
fht. fourth consecutive germ j. now prar
|dealIy assured In Mexico.
A fsht between oaiecrs and allescdl
|hOrse thieves occurred near Clayton on
the 93sh The thieves escaped.
Troops have been sen; 10 the Bolivar
frontier aud censorship established
|cvcr news sent from the countries.
Fl Dlari5 De Roman. Liberal organ.
IIlEy 0s ste1icO. asserts tliat the clerical
Iparty i continually gaining ground
Lord woise.ey has been chosen 10 snr.
Ired the duke % Cambridge as cofn-
rnandez.ln,ehirt OF the English army.
Deputy Marshal Kane i en- route
ksIth eight Cinnamon. who nrs 70 b.
i.fA1riei-
Mr. James Reir HardH. + a Iassluzor
hNlAaAA tAAN y AAANAM AAtaA NaAAAAN NAtlfNN
u- New York. iiar5hr i bound on
pcsur, tour.
Tie VaIkytie III. which Is to contest
JS The Amsaita cup. arrived OF New
ok on the iSSh. she had stormy
oyn=e ACROSS
AnuthrT great pilgrimage has stars,Vi
rsn Pans Tor isaur3es. and the uumh-
SICK and ls1raiysei Is far greater than
pass years
A iryacher II The DaIie.. Oregon. his
cen arrested for ohtaininE money IN,
: false fzcteuss- He was the promo
= q land schems
Ilse s'ahs department. has not abaied
infeTgzt Ia the Waller casc, bat y
miy rs--oIved to actively Fccss thu
bztfef 10 ceneiusioD.
Hsna manufacturers a. Manehs-p.
aEiaud. arr buying liifie tssyond iilei-
rtuai nessIs, and ShiyIaers are r-iAariea
NorkiBg nsossiy Al klss
william Foxweil. a resideai o. Plait.
osih. NebsasiA. has Won his iitie q
famous Harris Hartley estate IN
gaWail. Enslznd. valued at sa.cso.opa
Tse Austrian government. which has
-ra haretniora streanoas,y opposed ta
i<rzfion. y now booking 70 Canada
Geld to s-ud IL surplus popuia
bn.
10 ChIeaso hn-se meat Is being soiii
the draisaee chanuei 20 taborcrs, A.
meal i frotn old and DISEASED an.
is, The haalih auihnsitisz viii invest
es<r Sat9Ili = Sli1 10 b. giving bls
alton ie the appeal asking him q
Isrrss ite brewery cendueicd By tht
aniicsins monks a. Beatty. Psnugt
nia
be fiual settlement of the wass
LIS IN yhe different lines of the g.iss
- ilnit have not yet bs-.n adjusted
70 - considered az conferences ar
hSed f0r this w,eg in Plttsbnrs
h. sessions ef the Catholic summit
EDI lor 1896 at I1asfsburs. y, y
I'D Friday with lectures by Father
ansR u Boston and Sullivan ~ 81
,ans The attendance eSceeded i.d4e
is expected that the American lint
auship Paris. which sailed on satur
from southampton, VIII make a fast
sdge rs her eneiueSrs have been tn'
sicts.d 10 push her TO her utmpsi 60
bus.
DE- feras;eEIl. Romero duel trial "
CRY % Mexico has haen begun, ahA
NAMES az many well known and In
fiai citizens have bcen drawn. Pub
excitement against the assassination
rinues
Experts who have been working on
books Of exC0unty Treasurer VI.
Stewart of Wyandotte county. Kan
concluded their report last even
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A dentist may be a Jolly good fellow, but
he has way OF looking down In the mouth
that Il contradictory.
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We Want 10 I,nr.

State County. City and School District
BONDS aud WARRANTS. Correspondence
solicited MORRIS X WHITEHEAD.
Cooper Building. Denver, Colorado.
Branch: Chamber OF Com. Bldg. Portland, Oh
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1t Is evident that the poeteSs held some
kings"
The Lamar register., 1895-08-31

A slipper used judiciously viii often make
dlll child smart.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-31

FL CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.. Proprs. OF
Halls Catarrh Cure, offer 800 reward for any
case of eafnrrh that can not be cured by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure Send for testimonials,
sraa Sold by Drusrgist- zsc
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A musician never knows how much his
efforts are not appreciated until the folks
In the next fat complaIn TO the tanltor.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-31
IA the baby Is Gu.

IA the Baby Is Cutting Teeth.
De and that old and walt Iried remedy.
wHsLows soorIrSG syr-r for chIidrrn Tsething-
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LADY O'CONNOR'S DIAMONDS.
A Chapter out of the Story of Biake's
Up-0nd. Dozen Life.

insane! Fact is I don't relish the idea
or waking up some fine morning to find
my throat cut. | want to know II you
will be SO good as to keep them in
your saf, while We are here. When
ever Lady O'Connor wishes to dazzle
her friends with them l can easily come
round and ask you for what she wants."
Naturally. ! willingly consented to
find corner for the jewels; and, after !
had taken an inventory of them, Sir
Frederick himself placed them In an
inner compartment, and ] locked the
door. l little, thought what dance
me!
A few days after this. at a large
garden party, ] met Lady O'Connor.
shook hands cordially, expressed pleas,
thought the season would be a gay ore.
by the bye" she said, at is very kind
of you, Mr. Blake, to take care Of my
valuabies. Sir FREDERICK was quite In
despair about them until a happy
thought suggested you as their protsc-
tor. | am going to trouble you FIR
some OF them tomorrow. Fred WI
call for them ard do not be surprs d
II you see HIM brsstl!ns WITH ho"."-
knives and revolvers, for ne mas a
fixed idea that the Nice rnfiian has a
than any other rufiian in the world.
answered that her lovely, jewels
were worthy OF an escort armed TO the
teeth. and that ] was very, glad indeed
to be OF use to Sir Frederick and her
self In any way.
The morning after the garden party
II must have been about half-past or
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1t was an unusually large bat, which.
disturbed by our intrusion on Its own
domain, must have flown or Topped on
to Sir Frederick from the tree under
which he was standing. He quickly
shook 1t OF and without further ad-
venture we concealed ourselves in some
thick bushes near the grave. Ii would
have required the eye of a lynx to dis
cover us, hidden as we were In the
midst OF a mass of evergreen overgrown
with a network OF tangled creepeers, and
the high, black wall behind. There We
waited, keenly watchful. Not a leaf
stirred. A perfectly dead silence lay
over everything as IL the fairy OF the
Sleeping Beauty story OF our childhood
held nature bound under her spell. A
mouldy, damp. earthly vapor rose from
the ground at my feet, and seemed to
weigh me down as II 1t were some
thing solid.
The clock Of Notre; Dame struck IL:
Another, long, Weary hour went Slowly
by and then the cock struck midnight.
/ believe ! had sunk into sort OF doze,
when every faculty was suddenly reused
by hearing a soft movement at the door.
which was very gently opened. There
was a pause as II the newcomers were
listening; the door was shut and Ian
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her breathe q sigh Of unmistakablo ~.
lief They left the place as quietly a.
they had come to II. not having, - tar
as we knew spoken . word 10 each
1t was our turn now. AZ soon - Ne
were quite sure that we again had thi9
from our dark hiding-place and shook
ourselves into shape. for naturally We
both felt very stin and numb after our
En amd we wsrS Sexan ss eassey to undo sS
complished. It did not take long q 81
% Of tie mea sHn' IN and s.tss e. ss ss Ms
box. clamped with iron-iying on .
tombstone before US. . .
Locked" l answered a. shook the
lid
Take my knife" continued the Saro.
net. as he drew from his pocket one of
the formidable ORR ,is. weapons st wnAon NV
forced. AS i threw back the ", eir
es, Bake. sss up and n: Sc.
there: 1t will be a wonderful thing e
none is missing What ON earth y
that?"
ut looks to me like q dog collar. I
mere shawl in which was wrapped . ~:
yer curb chain with q small silver bell
A!!ssas1 "ssoien n from IN somebody else" srisa
Sir Frederick. Get on with the rest,
This beats everything" said l. - I
drew forth small pale blue garment
fashioned like a horses bodycloth. with
a monogram In gold thread at one sioG
1T is a dogs coat. And what the deuco
IL this?' ~
"A dog!" we exclaimed simultaneously.
Carefully folded in piece OF atI8
linen lay the body of small. slky,
white. long haired terrier-to judge h1
all its surroundings, q ladys cherishe1
pet. For a few seconds disgust and dis
Frederick broke out into a series OF exc
ecrations, more amusing than effectiva,
We had been befooled by our own en-.
thusia SIN as amateur detectives. and q
first were angry, but by and by came
to see the situation in its more gro
}essHnne aspect b,rs After giyng pnd vent 70 oSr
ter we put the little pet back into hip
play-boX coffin, being careful TO see that
everything was just as We had found IL
and quickly shovelling the mould an1
pushing the t9mbstone over 4; We crsp3
Wei We're very cry difrerent from those viz
which we had entered 1t. We VoT1
greatly cheered. however. on reachin6
the hotel 10 find a line I'm Agunek
which has, come during ST FredsEtck'4
We heard no more for two. days, whsn'
a valet whom Sir ,Fredsrick had d.
missed before leaving England, VIA.
kn9Ting the sa, sreai value OF The ts3018
her, had thought u, worth hls yki1Q T..
that sort Of work had succesded, ~ ~
have seen.-Chamberss Journal
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stone, and left the cemetery. carefully
closing the door behind me. and glanc-
Ing round to see II my actions had been
/ hurried to the hotel. wondering and
conjecturing as to the possible meaning
Of the curious little mystery ! had Just
what purpose could II have been pre-
pared? My first idea was that muir
der had been or was about to be com
mitted. and in this way ii was intended
to get rid Of the victims body; but the
hole was certainly not large enough for
a grown person. Was II possible that
II was to be the unblessed. unadornod
tomb Of some little one, done to dratl
by pitiless earthly guardians, who found
its frail. helpless life "A burden to them?
That was too hideous fancy. sudden
ly the thought struck me that II mSht
be hlding-piacc for property Ey
Jove, the diamonds!
At that moment ! reached the Medi-
terranee. and going up the broad stairs,
Knocked nrSG d at III" i' door Of the oconnors'
sitting-room. Sir Frederick was alone.
Smoking, with the last number OF The
World in his hand
this afternoon" he said, as he pushed
his cigar case towards me, $50 | put on
going to the club What Is the latest
intelligence
I hrs, told him of Algnngz's opinion,
opinion which had nov, galned for me a
my own Budget and told him Cf all
had seen IN the old cemetery which had
been closed for so many wears.
This put Sir Frederick into wil4est
spirits, We've got them now, Blake"
he exclaimed, and no mistake about II.
They've run themselves INTO a nice
trap. or course. theso are the rascals
we're after. What do you say? Don t
set my heart upon 1t In case OF disap-
pointment? Nonsense. my dear fellow.
Don't you see they cannot yet rid OF
diamonds like those in hurry, and not
being able 10 leave the town puts them
in regular tixP II is very dangerous
for them TO keep such valuable things
about them. and now they hatter them
monty safe hidlng-place: Why. Fate
must have led you by the, very nose
10 that door this afternoon"
] laughed. 1T is as well Tor US. per-
The evening world., 1895-08-30
A Buffalo bill show in the Catskills

To the Editor Of The World:
One Of the most unique entertainment for the
Sick Babies Fund OF THE Evening World" was
held at Morrison's Hotel at Grifhns Corners
Saturday. and netted IS. rs for the fund. II was
gotten up and originally devised by eight little
lads from to i. years OF age. and was Buf-
falo Bill show al fresco. and held at $50 In the
afternoon at the back of the hotel, where a
babblins brook and beautiful grove added to the
grotesqueness Of the scene and helped to make
the realistic battles more picturesque The en-
tertainment was as follows: 1. Battle OF Dig
Horn. .. Battle OF Tippecnnoe lntermission Of
ten minutes 5. Overland Coach. l. War Dance.
In the battle the boys used three live horses,
Of Biz Horn the boys made the scene very re-
aiistlc by burning two log cabins they had pre-.
yious!y E erected s 70, the occasion. They were all
colorsd and their feather headgear all gayy paint
Cd; In which work the young ladies assisted the
boys themselves. Master James Cannon was Buffalo
Bill and rode his horse In a mastery manner.
for n. brook as soon a he ne aSesu Va. ovs
and almost upset the peanut stand, which wa.
s,.:a'd uT S,s y Il: tiny Masters Ges ana snd
cents per bag. They always took the money. but
give the peanuts In srchans. for the money. as
they preferred to eat their wares. After the
SS,nns Of the log S,Sn there va: short inter.
q Mr. Stroheim Ia celebrated marksman), shot
at bottles and broke 81 out OF IS, to the great
amusement OF the younRstsr. Every hAtchet in
the village was borrowed for the war dance. Ad-
mission was &C. and l0c.. but seat on = tree
stump brought 1Sc. Buffalo Bill danes Gannon)
was assisted by his eight Little friends. who are
getting up another entertainment for next week
and also very novel. The other boys names are (:
Arthur Narks Lawrence Marks.
Leon Robertson. Gregory Cannon.
Albert Cannon. Willie Morrison.
Ernest Morrison. Cecil Hersh.
Harry Hersh. Austin Hersh.
Morrsons Hotel, Grihns Corners, Caskill Noun
talns N. Y.
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Lady O'Connor looked very graceful and
pretty in long, loose gown OF some
soft Indian, silk. TRIMMED with lace.
Conventional garments, was, reading
aloud a letter, over which they were
both Laughing merrly as ] was an
nounced. They welcomed me warmly.
looking as II early and unexpected vis-
itors were quite a common occurrence
and. between them carried on the usual
preliminary chit-chat about the lovely
breakfast with the window open in No
vember, the View, &c, AS long as the
servant remained in the room. while l
stood looking from one to the other.
swer to their cheerful remarks. 1t Is
not necessary to relate what passed ;
suftice It to say that both Sir Frederick
and Lady O'Connor possessed an unu-
sual share Of kindness Of heart and
Of sympathy with other peoples mis-
fortunes. and they eLdeavored to make
my unpleasant position as easy for me
Then followed a week Of restless sc.
tivity. l haunted the Police Bureau II
l was not there two or three Tines day
II any telegrams had arrived on the all.
important subject, any clue peen found
to throw the smallest light upon IL
One lovely afternoon ! was waking
thing but a cheerful frame OF mind; In
deed, do not think l ever felt SO utter
ly depressed before. Nothing whatever
had been heard OF the missing jewels;
and during a long consultation that
morning with Aiguncz, the detective,
he had told me that he firmly l. i.eyed
that the ROBBERY was the work of one
man. and that the jewels were stlll in
Nice. l had been calling at one II the
pretty villas beyond the Var, ma was
now making my way down the side OF
the promenade next the houses. TO tho
, Hotel de la Mediterranee, to talk over
Aigunez's last suggestion with Sir Fred
erick O'Connor. As ! was passing the
high solid walls OF the now quite un.
used cemetery, | noticed that the door
was alar; and expecting TO find there
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which ] stood until the detective,
Whom l had sent Roscoe, of in a
might unwittingly destroy some small
but important piece of evidence. which
his experienced eyes would discover at
a glance. In a very short time he APP
TWO, began his Investigations. He care
fully examined the safe. the window
and the floor. Nothing seemed to es-
car" him. lie took volumnous notes
cred on the floor; but the footmark, on
further inquiry; was found to he his
own; Which ratftr put him oHt;
been placed IN my care so lately.
Your man Informed me, monsieur, as
we came. that you lad diamonds OF
a clamay dew hrokf out suddenly
On my !yr"heau, as ! remembered that
Lady t,ConHor was counting on APP
pcar:ng IN tacse same jewels at the pre-
"On tae strength Of what your SER
want told me. monsieur" continued the
DETECTIVE. have Already te!egraphed ed
bsvs 10 MarSe;!ies y recies Genoa ard Turin, and
worthy men to be on the alert at the
railway station and tho port | VIII
send and let monsieur know the mo-
ment We get any trace of the stolen
made ou, a careful list Of all had
lost, gave II TO TIE detective, and then
rather less superficial manner. The
awful business OF breaking the .oss OF
the jewels 10 Sir Frederick OConnor
was now staring me in the face and as
l walled to Their hotel | became a prey
to the most paralyZ!ng nervousness ]
hope IL viii ever be my 10, to endure.
| was shown into charming sitting
room, facing the sea and though
d.d not look at anything round me, ex-
ccpt the two people | had come to see,
| remembered afterwards every detail
of the scene
They were at breakfast. The refresh
ing, sun-Tarned morning ar breathed
scented by the m.gnonette which grew
th.ckly In boxes on the baicohy outside.