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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
DEATH OF COCK HILLS MAYOR.

Rock HILL, March 2a.-Dr. j. W.
Fewell, mayor of Rock Hill, died yes
terday morning from blood poisoning,
resulting from an injury received some
DAYS since when he was thrown
against bis buggy wheel. Or: feme,l hoen
and educated near this place. He was
one one Who vi might have been called ply
sician by disposition, and he esrly
gave his bent iall play. He has praG.
ticed all his professional life in Rock
Hill. AS man be was much valued
for his clear Judgment aud high p:in-
ciples, as physician his aolllfy' \ ms
kindness Of manner ana MS 'e'oef
feelings endeared him to all whe coz
snlted him. He was a member .! IN:
Knights of Honor and knights #
Pyt6ias organizations and Mason.
He leaves wife ana three children
and large family circle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
personals.

Mrs. W. D. Msbley left for Florids
on Tuesday. Mr.. Aobley went on
sometime in the winter.
Mr.. Willie Ellison is at home on a
vacation.
Mrs. D. Lauderdale left Tuesday
night for the Northern markets to
make spring purchases Of dry goods
and millinery.
Mrs. A. F. Gooding and Mr.. Ster-
ling Gooding, of Charleston, are visit
ing relatives in town.
Mrs. N. W. Doty has gone to Co
lumbia on q visit to friends.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28

WILL KEEP HoUsE.-Mr. Walter
Ruff, who was married to Miss Burley,
q daughter of Mr. ". J. Burley at
Monticello week before last, will move
into his own house shortly. Mr.. J. N.
Steele has about completed very
cozy dwelling for him just across the
road from his fathers.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28

CIVIL SUIT.-Trial Justice Cathcart
had a civil suit before him on Wed
nesday-clain and delivery of per-
sonal property. W. r. Doty & Co.
brought suit against NJ. Y. Milling for
recovery of wagon and buggy. The
Jury found in favor of the plaintiff.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28

THEY ARE ALARNED.-An old negro
woman remarked. when she frst saw
the chain gang going out 10 work,
Lawdy massy, what we comm too
mex? What's gWiue to cum nv US
darkeys?" She did not say so, but
she talked and looked as if the thought
"slavery" days were coming back.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
Municipal Election.

A N election for Intendant and four
N Wardens for the town of Winns-
boro for the ensuing year will be held
at the Town Hall in Winnsboro on
MONDAY, the FIRST DAY OF
APRIL, 1895, from 9 A. M. to 4 P. NJ.
Books tor the registration of voters
will be open at the same place on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
preceding from 9 A. N. to 4 P. NJ.
each day.
The following gentlemen compose
the board of registratioar J: d.
Propst, S. K. Mcdonald, ". r. Elliott.
BY order of Council:
J. A. HINNANT,
S-2.1m Clerk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28

TELEPHONE TO R1DGEwAY An ap-
nlics.ion for charter foI telephone
company has been made to the Secre'
tary of State. the Ene will run from
Winnsboro to Ridgeway. II is likely
that the line may be extended to Black
stock in the future.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
NOT A CANDIDATE.

Thanking many friends for the COM
pliment, most respectfully decline to
become a candidate for alderman at
the coming municipal election.
r. w. LAUDERDALE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28

Johnson's Magnetic Oil, horse brand,
is wonderful liniment for rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, sprains aud bruises
for man or beast. S1.0s size so cts. ;
so ct. size q cta. Ninnsboro Drug
Store,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28

Nor A CAND1DATE.-We are re-
nuested to announce that Mr.. J. NJ.
Stewart will not consent to stand for
election as a warden. He requested
this publication.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28

We will sell mules and horses on
two years. time, and will please you
in stock and price.
3-162W w. q. DOTY q Co'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28

Cashier.
adv
Mr.. C. S. O'Neil gave very
,,.osont entertainment to his friends
among the young people "eaneSoS'
evening.
The grand jury Of Lancaster
county have recommended vino "
mill and tank for use at the jail IN
Lancaster.
The north-bound mail is now car
r;ed hv the sol s:Bob-tail" The YES
.;hn,e continues to carry the south
bound mail.
Mr.. Thomas Anderson, we are
sorry t. state is quite unWell at MS
home. He has never recovered from
the grippe, he thinks. . n
Messrs. T. II. Ke:cbiu, L. 3. Rags
dale. T. P. Mitchell and ila!ne NC
Aleekir attended the conference l."
Columbia as representatives from falr-
field. o,.
The bird season is over the 3lst
inst. a great many have been klllsa
This session. and unless the coming
SKINNER is especially favorable 10
breeding the supply will be limited 10f
next autsmn and winter.
The County Board of Equailza'
,;.o met Tuesday and heard the COM
oiaiuts of those whose returns nau
b.en raised. Some returns were put
hack 10 the Auditors valuation but
others were left at increased valuation
mt upon them by the board.
We should like to see tRe Dano
reorganized. The band stand has
been 4 useless ornament for some
Years now, and during the coming
summer we should be pleased to see II
occupied by as entertaining musical
AGGREGATION as that Of 'Ss-'9o.
Johnson's Magnetic OH, horse brand
isa powerful liniment, especlaiiy pre-,
nare a for external use for persons ano
I'll diseases of horses and cattle. Sl.GS
size so cts. so ct. size % cts. W INNS
boro Drus Store.
The farmers are making use OF the
roo,; weather which followed the eS-
,remely bad weather about two weeks
400. The land is being 'urned over at
q great rate. The bell cord is oe'nS
pulled everywhere you 60, ara ''e
farmers are working with will.
The sugar cane which came ID
Mr.. J. n. Beatty recently has all oeeh
distributed, aud we understand Is
nlanted. We await with interest the
outcome of this crop. There can be
hut little doubt, however, that 1t Will
be vast Improvement on the sorghum
cane generally planted in this country
One of the best suburban farms
near Ninnsboro is that OF Mr.. W. H.
Flepniken. An inspection of his place
shows thorough preparation. In
spite of the bad weather he has sue
ceeaed in preparing number of acres
in grain. He has used extra manure
and preparation to make up for the
lateness in the season.
Many gardeners in town are taxing
advantage of the fine weather to plant
their gardens. The cold and wet
weather have so delayed these opera
tions that early vegetables will DO an
impossibility, but with fast working
there may still be fine gardens. Irish
potatoes, which should have been
planted about the first of February,
are being planted, but the: will be as
early as the crop in the truck gardens
further SOUTH.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
Minicipa1 Democratic Club.

Attend meeting of the Municipal
Democratic Club in the Court Hoase
this (Thursday) evening at O'Clock.
Bv order Of President.
z. II. KETCHN,
Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28

That oily aud rough skin cured, and
the face aud hands beautited oy Jonn.
sons Oriental Soap; medicaIed end
highly perfuued. Hinnsooro Drug
Store.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
MUNICIPAL TICKET.

3I:a]
@Mr. Editor: We nominate the tol
lowing ticket:
INTENDANT.
J. G.. CALDWELL.
WARDENS.
T. ". LAUDERDALE,
=. G. DESPORTES,
II. L. ELLIOTT, JR.,
J. NJ. STEWART.
MANY FRIENDS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
Not Altogether Bad.

Professor studying etymology:
"vir," man; "gin," trap, ''virgln,"
man-trap.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
AFR, CALDWELL DECLINES.

M. Editor: While thanking "Many
Frieuds' for their kindness in noml'
naling me for Iutendans, l mast de-
cline the nomination.
Respectfully,
j. G.. CALDWELL.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
n. II. KETCHIN & 60.
One Ton Cotton Seed Meal

making to csl the attention OF
Cotton Seed Meal compared with
Clemson College valuation ammonia
seed
fertilizers phosphoc potash h. have the fol-
lowing:
Aa-Analis 81 ammonia q cent phos
potash Commercial at Charleston with
W1nnsbOro
Commercial per cent phos
Winnsboro... $2140
g. favor of cotton seed
fertilizers selling seed meal fer
' Sim I'm ''~ IVY FAIRFIELD OIL s. FERTILIZER co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
ON LONG TINE.

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
MUNICIPAL TICKET.

We nominate the following ticket:
INTENDANT.
J. W. HAWAIIAN.
WARDENS.
J.L. BRYSON.
A. ". BROWN.
F. E. PROPST.
D. V. WALKER.
MANY VOTERS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
MT. ZION SOCIETY MEETING.

Winnsboro, March 27, 1895.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-03-28
JOCALINTELLIGENCE
Thursday, March 23. : 1866


local Rriess
The chain gang now has nine IN II,
IT'S said we may have some sooo
loca, baseball this season
The bridge in front OF Mr. a
Ci]liford's livery stable is being re-
paired. tho y.
Mrs. Martin is improving Inc ap'
nesrance of her place BY hs7lpg he'
fencing painted. =, 49,. o
The young children will give a
n;cnic at Flat Rock on Saturday. tne
weather permitting.
-Now's the time to pant your
fence. If you can't get anybody else
to paint it do so yourself.
There are rumors of approaching
marriages in which some of our young
people will play leading parts
$4,000 to loan.
Apply to
J.yrs O, DAVIS,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08
9os .eSron Qloe~ 1iefert einen intereI@

= 9as rSrpn Mge" 1iefert einen i@1terei@
fdnten 8eitrag au Der Srage, tpie bic preI1e
bon @aaren fallen. Na6 ben Mn19alt1ta9en
Der Sreiprdger 1T es a~usgemd4te Sache, poB
fol9es nur bur9 bic 9emoneteiirung oes
Stlbers gef9eben fonnte. Ser Mrtttel be-
banbelt &upfer unb fi6rt an, oaB tpdbreno
Die 6er1tellungsfo1ten biefes Wtetdus IN 1864
fi4 auf 27 Gents bas pfuno b%eltefert, 1le
nunme6r auf 5.68 bas Yfunb gefunten 1n1o.
Serner tpirb na9getpiefen, baB tpdbreno ote
8upferprobuftton in 1870 Iib anf 2, 497,ze
500 Yfunb belief, ite in 1894 dnf 15,484ad 4
ltieg. @ie bie1e @erfpo6lfeilung uno Serz
mebrun9 Der 8rpbuftior en~titdn0en TT, ntr0
ebenfaQs ertldrt. Die @tnfi6rung BON hod1=
grabtgen Sprengitoffen, bon berbe1erten
Stampf= unb 8p6rmaf9inen, Die Werelrz
fa1unq Der Observation-Disclosures i'm &as
gemeinen, fopie Die 8erpoblfetlnng Der
SrdnspOrtfoIten baben bieie @ri9etnurtgen
gu Wege gebra9t. gla9 Dem 8efagten TT
es AUDI bel itdnblt9, bdB nt9t bag ~GerA
bre1en bon 1873, tpel9es bas Silber ent@
miin3te, ben preis bes ipeiBen Wetalles berz
abgebriidt bat, fonbern leoigli9 Die Ner<
tpo6lfeilung urb 8erme6rung Der YroDnt=
tton in berI elben WeiIe, tpie es nit benz Suz
pier gei9eben lit.
= &iir3li9 bat GIT @enefeo i'm Stddte
SEEM Oprf in ben Stalungen zines 9errr1
SO. 81. @absport6 Elm berSpeifeltsr &dnpf
spif9en ben 9engften uSebil 5o@Yap"",
etnem aus europa gebra9ten prGchtigen
8pQbGuttbier, nnb r8ictpr 9ugo", etnenr
8er6eron BON bebeutenber @rDBe, fattgez
fun6en. Ser lebtere bate ff@ nit Der 5ette
an Der Shire bes @erf4ldgs, pprtr Der
~eritere Ttanb, gerteben nro babel mar Die
S6iire oufg%efprungen. Nftt etnem lhrllen,
bro6enben Mie6ern fprang n0ebil So>PoD"'
aus 1einem 8er59lag. @tnen Mugenbltd
Itanben ii9 bic 6engite, aus beren @ngsn
fampfmutbige 8libe f9ofIen, brpbenb gegenz
iiber, iie bre6ten fh9 bann betbe int &reife,
Tim einen Mnlauf gu nebmen nnD ranrten
tpiitbenb ~anfeinanoer lps, nit fur6tbarer
@epalt 8ufammen5tobenb. rSepil SozpaD"
19nappte unb biB niit6en6 I'M it6, bre6te
fib bann nit 8ltbesf6nene UNI unb f9llg
NIT Ieinet gepaltigen 9nfen lebbaft gegen
fetnen @eqner aus, bie1en nieberbolt unb
NIT poller 8raft an Der Sette t~reffenb. Gr
ma9te Damn einen Sprung riidtpdrts, fi9
gu einem neuen Nngriff NIT BEN 9ufen prrz
bereitenb. u8tctpr 6ugo" mar ntbt gang
70 bebenb pte y9eDI SozYdD", f4lug ober
nit Ieinen @orberbufen %traftboI unb toirfz
fam auf ben @plblutbengit los. 8eioe
Sphere tparen na9 ldngerem Sample gang
nit S9aum bebedt unb Der S9peib ro1te
in biden 3ropfen an ibren 2eibern un0 mus
fu10Ien @ltebmaBen binab. On pielen Stelz
len i6rer &0rper, po bic 9ufe eetrpffsn pber
ND fi9 bic 6engfte gebtfen batten, itr0unte
rei3li9 8tut. I2tt GROCER Miibe selang es
ben Staltne6ten, Die piitbenben 56iere,
tpeI6e ben &f iDa6ri9einlib fOrtgelebt
bGtten, Bis ems BON i6nen tpbt gu 8O6en gez
5tir5t pGre, BON etndnber gu trennen. 8eibe
9engite gingen nit f9peren @erleBungen
aus benz Sample berpor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08

f9Dnen befpratiben @irfungen ben 8e,
iu9ern Der 8erliner Nuste[lung gu @ute
tommen. 9enn buB gerabe bel Der flint
lerif6en Ginorbnung Der @erfebrseinri6~
tungen 81 2anoe in bds @efamnltbilb Der
MusiteIung, AUDI in Baris = Don Gbico9p
gar ni9t gu fpre9en = biel periGllmt mar,
itebt nod FLAIR in Muer @rinneruuq; bier
cine Neuerung Plab 9reifen gu laiien, Die
ben praftif9en uno tiinitlertf1en Jorbe=
rungen gleiaerpetfe gere4t pirb, 1T Elm
3iel uauf'S inni9fte gu piin{9en".
SiiOli9 BON benz See, our 8s4ten unb
2infen beg eriitirenben &arpfenteihe5- tper-
ben r@lt~9erltn" unb Die 5troBe BON
@atro" ibre @tGtte finben, lebtere MnIaqe
aIs apn3efiion an einen grpBen p-paentfab
8eiu9er, pel4er BON Der MuslteQur1 =
9eB = Sur - 8ergniigen = loie rldr es
1ennt, in eriter 2inte ertpdrtet; bieIc prtens
talif9e StraBe, Die ia i'm @ansen unb 0roz
BEN febr malertf9 ntrfen fann,. 3ie6t iiA
nod nett iiber Die &Dpenider GbunIlee FIN.
rNlt&8erlin"' aber iptrb boffentli6 bas,
mas Bremen unb Wien an Me5al;1em qez
bpten bat, nod iibertreffen; ba Der u@erein
fir Die 9ei9t6te 8erlins" bas Nrotettorat
BON u@ltz8erlin" iibernpmmen Bat, lit baA
fir cine gepiiie Si6er6eit b~orbanben.
Gaspar SbeiB', S9liiter's unb gboboz
lpiedp's Soften perben bier bptfentli6 cine
Nuferite6ung feiern, bic benz @e16lec6t bon
beute Der Batter Dirt lieber' unb pertrauter
ma9t, als bies Bis iebt iemals bur9 Sc
13tfte, Nbbtlounge1 etc. gei3e9en fonnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08
9te 8attten Der 1896er 8etIiter
W~ttSfeltt1t8+
BON ". @reSe. - Berlin.

SSene lt9ten, dnttfen 6allen, iene bod
ragenDen &uppelbduten, tpel6e ben er item
9etpalttgen Ginbrud Der gbicugper Nusitsl=
lung 6erbprriefen unb bennD9 le0tglt9 Mns=
e~rabungen befannter Stile, effettbo1e 8uz
lifen tparen, nirb man ouf benz ipeiten
Ylan BON Srepton bergebens fu9en. Mu3
bic aus @las unb SIT en- %cpnftrutrten &C.
bdube, pel9e ft3 1889 auf benz Barrier
Marsfelbe er6pben unb nit md3tigen
Spdnnungen t6rer @ifenrippen iere Wolz
bungen btlbeten, nel9e Die REORGANIZATION
i'm Snneren 10 imppfant, i'm Neuberen 10
u%nfertig .er59einen lteBen, tDtrb 8erltns
Musfteaung ni9t bieten.
Sin bD1ig Neues, fir bic gntnidlung
beg @ifenfa4perfbaues @po9ema9enoe5
perben unfere beutf9en Nr3iteften auf Der
&iefenfld9e BON elmer Wtilfton audorats
meter 19affen. Gum eriten Male, feit Iusz
ftelungsbauten ent itdnoen 1tno, TIT man
energtf9 barangegdngen, tatt beg S9etns
bds Setn gu geben.
gs mar Mr9tteft 6offdGer, Der gu benz
Sreibunb gebDrt, nel6em bic 8auten Der
Musitequng iibertrdgen 1inb, Der auf @runb
feiner @rfabrungen i'm Musteaungs6auz
nefen, fpe3tea in G6tcago, Dffentli9 fa9te:
UOcu+ VlulUI lpCHl CO cleLSHW utA wv
gef9lofen auftritt, ntn1mt es an Wertb
un0 Met6o0e NIT ieber Nattpn duf." uub
btes 8ort, tpel6es 5u elmer 3eit gefpro9en
nuroe, als nod Der Pldn elmer SeutiGen
MISUNDERSTANDING in Der 2uft 6tng, Der
fi9 nInme6r 3u elmer v8erliner : Mus Ite(z
lung" perbt6tet bat, bebdlt au9 fir 0ieIen
engeren &abmen feline bDle @tltigfett. Nnz
eeftbts beilen, mas Bruno S9mib, Sans
9riefeba9 unb &or1 6pffader Bis ieBt auf
benz Pdpier dls Bib aus Der 8pgelf9uu,
dIs Mufrtife, Sur619nitte, 9runbrife unb
Grpnten entiteben lteBen, bat man bic 8e=
rubigung, baB, fotpett beutf4e @r6tteftur
elmer NusfteQung gum Siege ber6elfen
fam, bier bic re9ten StretttrGfte dufgez
boten finb.
Der erite @inbrud bie1er am 1infen Spreez
ufer i'm @riin Der M1een unb GdI en9riinbe
binqeldgerten 9e6Gube lit Der elmer ii6erz
ra19enben @roBartigfeit unb 5ugIei9 elmer
Mannigfaltigteit Der Mr9ttetturen, tpel9e
iebe ermiibenbe @tnt0ntgteit ausf91tebt.
ungefG6r i'm Mtttelpuntt bes groBen,
fldben Nreals, tpel9es mad bes 8erliners
@n1t9t 10 biel pGab fir ne I90ne @eqenb
bat" tptrb emit Elm 500 M1eter LANCER unb
80 Wfeter breiter See feline Wellen f~rdu1eln,
aus befien 8ett iene getpaltigen Spntdnen
duf1tetgen, bic felt Miin9ens unb Baris'
8orgung berpfli9tet ftnb, alien Nusftelz
Iungs6eiu9ern tpdbreno beg Sages lire
peiBen S9aumfdulen gu prdfentiren unb
am 4benb bur9 lire iQuminirten 8aIerz
mafen bic betannten %feenbaften Gillette gu
er3ieGem.
Wir tDnnen iebo6 f6on iebt berratben,
baB Die 8eleu9tung Der 8erliner Bafierz
s:iinite BON 1896 bur9 cine bDGig neue @nz
p%enbung Der eleftrif9en &raft ungeobnte
l1eberraf9ungen bieten nirb.
I'm bieies vNuge" bes Mustepungsterz
rains = poetii6e 9emiitber pflegen ia ftets
bas @afer in Der 2anbi4aft 10 gu nennen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08

9us Surnen in ben DffentGt3en
S6uGen, fir tpelAes baupt1G3lt9 bic
beut19@amerifdnif9en Surn0ereine dgttirer,
breitet ii9 benin bod INNER peiter aus.
Nuf @runb elmer 8ei9GuBnabme beioer
6Gu1er bes Stabtratbs bon g Baltimore,
Der ebemaligen b%llttgen 9auptftabt bes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, in Der ober f9on felt
Sabren Elm gang anberer @eift berrf9t, tpiro
Der Surnunterri9t nun aub in BEN b%ortigen
Offentlt9en S9ulen eingefibrt. Sic Ser
o%ronuna beitimmt bauptId6lt9 S%olgenbes:
9ie f0rperli9e @usbilbung, Surnen, Bill
bet fOrtan einen regelmdBigen 1nterri9tsz
curfus in ben Dffentli9en S9u1en Der
@tabt. Sin Surnlebrer pirb angeiteIt, Der
fetn Gramen an elmer Mn1talt abgelegt bat,
in Der tOrperli9e Nusbilbung, Surnen, ben
lpi3tigften acknowledgements anb btlbet; bas
@ebalt bieies 2eRrers foG ebenfo ipte Die
9ebdlter Der anberen 2ebrer fetgeIebt tper>
ben.
&uf biefer @runblage mirb boffentli9
tii9tig fortgebaut lperben, mie ia Baltimore
aud BITE beiten mirflt9 vbeutf9zenglii9en
Dffentlt9en S9ulen" Oes 2anbes beitBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08
mie mir ors Dem .@6pGbif6en merfur"

Wie mir aus Dem v@9ndbif6en Merfur"
bat Der &DnigbonW irttem M
b 9 Dem 9errn 9alGer, tOnigl. tpirtz
Observation-Disclosures bonn fOnigl,@t<
ienbiittennert Waferalfingen, unb b%er5e!tiz
gem t If nj d EN- bes f%atierl.
DEN Con ulats in GGt@
g D, bas &ittertreu5 eriter &lafe bes
sSriebri9sprbens perlteben. 9err 9dder be-
finbet ii9 gegentpdrtig auf elmer 8erufsreife
brauBen. 0ur9 feline 2eiitungen in Gbitago
bat er au9 feiner i4pdbif6en 9eimatb Gbre
gema6t. 0aber feline Mus3et9nung bur4
ben braoen S9~pabenfOnig @ilbelm H.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-08

y
Sci infer &an3ler Bier
2dng 9eines Bottles Bier,
Ser Men596eit @tDt3I
SIhl in bes Differs SLANG
Die 5o6e Mpnne gans:
2iebl:ng bes 8olfes au fem,
Sell, 8ismard, Die!
: Die 70 biib19 am Miffffippt q~eGeqete
9tabt Ga GroiIe, bic 3tpettgr6Bte @isconr
inns, bat etnen berben 8erluit e%rlttter. @;ner
ibrer gea6tetften 8iirger, 9r. G3Gs.
Stttlie, lit na6 ldngerem &ranfenlnqer
i'm Otter bon So eeyabren an elmer 0er3lG6,
mung ge1torben. Or. Sttilie tpurbe in
8lanfenburg in 9eutf9lanh geboren uro
panoerte I'M Sabre 1860 na6 ben 8ereinigz
ten Staaten aus, mo er 1i9 in @eit 8enD,
Wtsconfin, nieberlteB. 8eim &usbru9 bes
&rieges trat er als lieutenant in Die Nrmee,
tpurbe aber balb als @unbar3t benz 9. WtS@
c%onfiner &egiment auget6etlt. SIN oerS4ldGt
BET Senfins SerrD, Nrfanfas, tpurbe er init
$50 &ranten unb 8ernunbeten g%efdngen gt.
npmmen unb blieb BON Mprtl Biz Ottoher
in Der 9etpalt Der &ebeQen, Bis er auf @brenz
mort entlaifen purbe. Na9 benz &riege hielt
er ft9 BRET Sabre lang CUR 8er~polfdnhiz
gung ieiner @tubien in 9euti9lunD uuf,
fe6rte bann na9 8eft 8enb 3uriid uno fie<
bette 1871 mad Ga GrOfe iiber, po. er Biz
gu ietner leBten &rantbeit practi5irt bat.
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ftanb mebrere Sabre i'm 9ienit oes WRartnea
6o1pitals. Ser @eritorbene mar Elm tbGtt<
ges Mitglieb bes 9eutf9en 8ereins, gebOrte
au6 Dem Srben Der Sretmdurer unos Der
8ranb Mrmp Of the 8epubltc IN.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-26
Pnn Fails Good 60 Eat.

Probably you have all noticed the lit
tie white puff balls in spring and "shot
off, the same in autumn. when they are
dry and full Of dark powder. This is
one of our choicest eatable mushrooms.
One admirer says he cut slice from
giant puff ball, which grew near his
home, every day for week and had so
many fresh fritters, whereas, if he had
cut it all down the first day, it would
not have made nearly so many meals.
One giant puff ball. when young and
creamy, if well cooked. will satisfy the
appetites of II people. In olden times
slices of this mushroom were used to
bind up cnts and were said to insure
their speedy healing. In the days Of
flint and steel, before matches were in
vented, the powder of the dried puff
balls was often used 60 catch and hold
the sparks. Another strange use to
which it was put was to burn it before
beehive The fumes made tho bees
Jrowsy, and the honey could be removed
without difficulty. Margaret W. Leigh
ton in St Nicholas.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-26

A French technical paper. The jour
nal de l'Horlogerie, declares that new
amalgam has been discovered which is
a wonderful substitute for gold. 1t con-
sists of "a parts of copper to six parts of
antimony. The copper is melted and the
antimony is then added. OIce the two
metals are sufficiently fused together a
little magnesium and carbonate of lime
are added to increase the density Of the
material. The product can be drawn,
wrought and soldered just like gold,
which it almost exactly resembles ON be-
ing polished. Even when exposed to the
action of ammoniacal salts Of nitrous
vapors it preserves its color. The cost of
making it is about a shilling pound
avoirdupois.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-26

History OF the Case Under Dispute ne
tween the United states and spAin-
The Mora claim. which has been pend
ing for quarter Of century, is again
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-26

ANAONtC ~ NINA III AuuA III sos.
The history OF the case is interesting.
The claimant. Antonio Maxine Mora,
now resident Of New York, was born
ia Cuba and inherited a vast estate, con-
sisting mainly of an extensive sugar
plantation. In 1853 he left his planta-
tion in the hands of trusted employees
and went TO New York, where he estab-
lished the commercial house of Mora.
Navarro a. Co. In May. 1869, he took
out his final naturalization papers and
became an American citizen.
In the Cuban rebellion of 1869 Mora
was unjustly accused Of aiding the I'M
surgents. Unfortunately he CHANGED 70
be in Cuba at the time. A court martial
was hastily convened at Havana, and
Mora was condemned TO death, and his
valuable estates were confiscated, despite
the fact that he was a citizen of the
United States. After suffering great pri-
vations and enduring many pcrils he
finally escaped TO New York in the dis
guise of a sailor.
The attention of Hamilton Fish, then
secretary of state, was called TO the out
rage, and Caleb Cushing, United States
minister TO Madrid, was directed TO Of.
ficially protest against the sentence of
the court martial and demand repara-
ton. The Spanish government. though
tacitly admitting the Justice of the
claim, pursued an evasive and dilatory
policy regarding it, and years were
passed in Intellectual negotiations and
correspondence.
When Alfonso came to the throne,
among the earliest acts Of his admins
tration was to order the restitution II
Morals estates, but the Cuban authori-
ties refused to obey the order. On the
contrary, they sold the estates.
Voluminous ard Intellectual CORE
spondence followed for the next ten
years. In 1886 the Spanish cortes offer
ed compromise, agreeing TO pay Mora
81, 800, 900 indemnity, which was but a
small portion of the original value of
the property This Mora accepted, but
the money has not yet been paid. Our
government now demands prompt pay
ment of the amount, with interest from
1886.
Mora is now so years old, in feeble
health, living with his daughter in COM
parative poverty in four room fat in
New York waiting for the restoration Of
some portion of the millions taken from
him by Spain.