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connect daily for Warrenton. Nos. 10, SO
and is daily, from Warenton.
FRANKLIN DIVISION-Leave Rocky
Mount daily except Sunday 3 rs g. ~. ar
rive Franklin Junction @ 40 a. N, Dan
vile s 45 a. m.
Leave Danvillc daily except Sunday 3.35
p. IN, Franklin Junction $50 p. H.; arrive
Rocky Mount $50 p. N.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
Nos. 81 and 80 are composed entirely of
Pullman cars, on which no ertra fare is charged
over and above regular Pullman charges
Through Pullman Sleeping Car between New
York and New Orleans and Hot Springs, n. G.;
also Pullman Sleeper between New York
and Memphis via Atlanta and Birmingham.
lining Car between Greensboro N. c., and
Montgomery.
On trains Nos So and 80 Pullman Buffet
Sleepers between New York and Atlanta,
uniting at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper for
Augusta
Nos, SO and 81 Pullman Sleeping Cars be-
tween New York, Augusta, Savannah, Jack
sonyille Tampa and st. Augustine.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
Leave Alexandra from depot at 8 10 a. NJ,
and 80 p. N. daily, arrive at Round Hill
II 40 a. M. and 15 p. m.
Leave w. & o. Junction daily 40 p. m.
ler herndon, arriving at derndon 4 As p. m.
Returning, trains leave Round Hill 80 q.
m. and II 30 p. m. daily, arriving at Alexan.
dria at 8 % a. m. and so p. m.
The 8 10 q. n. train from Alexandria con-
meets at Round Hill with stage for Blue Ridge,
BerTyville and Winchester, and at Leesburg
with stages for Aldie and Middlebure.
The 8 10 a. m. train and 80 Q. m. train
from Alexandris connect at Vienna with
stages for Fairfax Courthouse.
Through tickets on gale at the principal
stations 70 all points. For rates or informa-
ton apply to any agent of the company or TO
w. A. TURK, G. P. A, Washington, d. G.
S. Fl. HARDWICK, A.G.P.A., Atlanta, Ga.
J. s. 3. THOMPSON, Supt., Danville.
VIII. GREEN, Gen. Mgr, Washington.
J. N. CULP, Traffic Mgr. Washington.
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performed Il worth % tl5a subscribers.
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Relrceds.
Washington Southern offce and Depot
vNRWCo, supe7intendents oiaee,
Lo1sI Freight Office,
Union Street Office
Freight aud Transportation o.
4 @oR Or. Freight Office and Depot.
Y<4rie Rcilroy Companies.
Tie " 4 Z Ut Vernon Electric RaiiFo@a-
st>an5oGs coupaaies.
Washington Steamboat Company Giznisesai, J
ps-cL.sc steanboa. Colap4ny, P 3 Hooe,
Ee1srd and se.boart coa5sing Company, F j
Rcd < O. Agents.
GrDe>r..
cR I@- CT 56 cG5iiaz-
7 Aa@E7, ;. y hht"Isis
f,.gr.es Eing {: Son, ? Pullman !. Co.
q NE Pamsa~. Fisher Brother
Grocera and Liquor Dealsra.
r : Burroughs. Harlow Brothers.
r 2 Wallace. VA johnson L &c,
Robectson s: Bro.
Druggists.
Y 2 Creighton & Co, Lunt & Alien,
"a Lennon. z Leaibeater Il SoDz-
L Sxbier & CO.
Phydciqas.
Dr Nv o'Bien, Dr. " u Smith,
Or G " Ashby, Dr. 7 u Jones,
In Y Z Purvia.
HaYdpdre.
Jas F CarIn e. Sons
Agricultural Supplies.
Herbert BRYANT, WHMay & Son.
stores and 7inuare.
Henry Baader.
Feed Dealers.
T z Burroughs, F J Pollard,
~ Roberts, 3 Watkins.
lee Deayers.
~ Hammond, FA Reed & Co.
W,od and Goa, Dealers.
Dew Litcheson, Wa Smcot & Co,
! z Zimmerman,
TIE Marine Railway, shipbuilding and Coal
Company.
Us. 0tfces.
Postofice.
Dry Goods.
Isaac Eichberg.
Peal EstGte
Alexandra Real Estate Investment, Trust and
Title Company.
BricE Manafactories.
Alexandria Press Brick Company
Brcueries.
Robert PortDer Brewing Company.
Butchers.
HeIlmbth Brothers. 81 schuler.
Hsoseaale Caks and Cracker Manufacturers and
Confeetioners.
George R. Hill & Co.
Communion Merchants
= p Heoe, J IT & J g Bcckham,
Fisher Brothers, Harlow Brothers,
W : Johnson {; Co, S L Monroe & Co.
Matthew, Ke1 & Co.
Cotirts.
County Conf, Corporation Court
Lacyers.
Ja.ncs p Cation, George A Mushbach,
J K u Norton, &C Carlin,
S G Brent.
Mercl.andise Brokers'.
Vim Fowlo Brookes & Co. AID Brockett.
Pirate Residences
Charles King, Herbert Bryant,
z Il Janney, George A Mushbach,
Mrs II 4 Wood, Mrs Francis L Smith
John d Hooc, Ell Daingerfeld,
2 Fl Sullivan, w 3 Daingenfeld,
J z Zimmerman,
Manufacturers Of Soda and Mineral Waters.
James McCuen.
stati0lers end Printers.
2 Relps Sons, RW French.
J II Hill (; Co.
Schools.
EDisoonaI E;pb School l. M RIackford prip
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>-opr.po,r No IS No 10, No So, No "a.
NohfHso.D Daily. Daily. Daily. Daily.

Additional local trains, 10 and is leave
Washington daily 4 AS p. m, arrive Char
lottesvile 8 30 P. N. Returning leave Char
lottesYille 30 a. NJ, arrive Washington
10 % am.
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MorIT yERsoy RAILWAY C0GaAsr
VERNON DIVISIONS. JsnGzry !, ISIS
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13
Wartnt suobmt Sbr t,id)t III,
ei9enett Gattic !?

Spreht in Der Blaming Min boz
Sobn Ndgelp unb Sohn an SSron
6traBe DOr unb Sbr iperbet finben,
baB es eben 10 leidt lit, i'm eieener
0auie su iuo1nen, als Mietbe 81 be3ab.
len. Sieielben bauen gu6 geeen eint
lei6te Mnsablung un0 gu aiinitigen 8e-
bingungen Elm 0aus unb bere1nen MI,
mdbise 3infen fir bas anselegte aopi-
tai.
Warum Miet1e beSablen, ipenn sSbl
nit benz ndmliden @eloe nad unb mad
Elm 0aus eriuerben f6nnt ?
Wunidt Shr gud nit leidter Mlbe
Elm eigencs 0eim Sll eriDerben. 10 iebt
Gu6 nit Ndgelp nno SObn in Wer=
binoung. If
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13

abOnnirt auf oeu gsObaater.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13
Gin itmalHdlid,er.

Nm %. Gftober, als Der gahnanQe=
fteate gbas. Goettgp, bas 8abneeleiie
unterbalb pOrt Wafbington belief, iab
er unipeit @losgom neben Der giIenbabn
einen Mann fiben, Der ibm ia9te, bab
er frant iei unb ibn erfu1te, ibm aus
einem Der ndbfen SSarmbdnier etipas
81 ellen 81 boten, pD3u er ibm 25 Gfs.
iiberreibte. Goettse beiorgte bas, gien9
aber nadber iDicoer ieiner Wege.
glm Sage Der Mabl, 5. glDpember,
fam oann Elm 5arner, ipelder 0eu
fubr, in jene @egeno, unb seipabrte auf
e:nem 9aufen Shutt einen Mant1 liez
gen, ben er fit tobt belt. @r ma1te
9ln5eige in port Wafbinaton uno bic
Stabtbeh6roe ionbie bierauf eiilen Wa=
gen bin, um ben Derrneintli1 3oote1 All
bolen. Derielbe mar inbeB ni1t tobt,
aber 10 tpenig fern bnpDil, baB er 1iA
ipeoer betpegen nod reoen fonnte.
Goettoe erfannte ben Mann fofort als
4ienen, benz er am %. Gftpber All ellen
gebolt bate. Ger lngliidlide iit etipa
so Sabre aft, gut gefleibet, trua aber
nihts auf iih, tporaus iein Name unb
feline 9erfunft bdtte ernlittelt tperDen
f0nner.
Nu9enlheinli1 mar Der Mann felt
ben %. Stt. Sag unb gladt allen lln=
bilben Der Witterang aus9efebt unb
obne ytabrung BEL jenem Shuttbaufen
gelege1l, bon mo- er lib nidt fort3una=
den permohte. Gein GDrper aeigtl
man1erlei Yerpunbun9en, Die er ber=
mutblih bel ieinen NerIuden, anf3nz
ffeber, iih 3uge3oaen bat. 9eibe GiiBe
Bis balbwe9s iii ben Gnieen finb erfro=
rem lino tpenn es bieIIeidt aud gelinet,
ibn ON Qeben 80 erbalten, iO biirften
bod beioe 6iibe DerIOren lein.
Die 3ruifees bon @aleln 9p. babcn
Ieine neberfibrung itls Mrmsnbaus an=
]eorOnet.
Mbonnirt auf sen .WeobaMter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13

Ou1ttTtDuuittt WI qIuStu JuiiSls &uS
publifum ipirb freunoli1ft erfu1t, bas
neue @eiddft Su beiuden. Gr. Gleiid=
mann ipridt beutid. If
Nad ben 3situngen bon Canal
Doper 1T Der bon unferm oortigen Gor4
reiponoenten in leBter Numaler gemel=
bete 5obesfal bes 18jdbri9en Gobert
6pabr auf iibermdBigeil @enuB bon
granntuein auriidsufiibren. Der fonit
itets indBis aeipelene Buride, Der ein=
3iae G0bn elmer braben Mutter, lieB
iid, nie es ideint. an 3olling Mia
3abltag bon anbern basu berletten, cine
Wette ein5ugehen, tDer am meiften trin=
ten tonne. Des Wbisfep= =@enufies un=
aeiuObnt, erIaa &. elmer aleobol 0er=
giftung.
Cine 60Ge auf groen lino 0dnlor=
rboiben. Der, pelder niht baran lei=
bet, gIaubt es nid)t fuer iie aber bat,
berifebt uns. Warum bas Geioen Der=
ldngern, 10 lange Mnafefis, bas be-
riibmfe Deilmittel bes Dr. g. Gilsbee,
In Deinem Yereid iif2 Gu braud)t
ieinen WorrGtb babon 5li fanfen, bepor
Du es lelber erprpbt baf. g. Neli=
fidbter unb go.. BOZ 24l6, Ngtu Dorf,
ienbsn Dir auf Werlangen tonenfrei
cine probe. Nenube Das menf9en-
Freunblide Mnerbisftn Der 9endnnten
6irnio, Did BON Deinen luafeu 3ll
befrsien, pper 9u bxrIierii oas Ne3t iii
lla9en,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13

ginen frafbaren SpaB ma6ten
fib fiirslib 3tpei iunge 8uribe In Ga=
nal 9ooer init Greo. Moffit BON bort.
Muf Der Sago liib befinbenb, luoen fie
lire 6linte llngemDbnlid ifarf nnb ga=
ben iie baum Weoffit gum Mbfeuern.
9ieier abnte nidts l1ngeh6riges uno
feuerte Die sSlinte los. N1eia Die Waife
barlf Der itarfen 2abuns megen entaipei
uno Moffit tpurbe 10 idlilnm ins @uge
eetrpffen, baB er bielei6t bas eine oa=
BON perliereil ipirb. Sir berartiger
SpcB, Der einem fabrldBigen SDbtungs=
periu6 iebr nabe fommt, 1T cine eremp=
larif1e Strafe am MaBe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13
Observation-Disclosures
s0wim8iett III Neiu VbiIa0ct=
Dltia.

Ser llnterseidnete miro BET Ieiner
Wirtbi6aft in gfeu philadelphia am
Greita q, %. 81 opember,
einen S6pinget peranitalten. Gs lper=
ben 5 preiie alsseiebt, "a, SO, 50 uno
81 in Gelo uno Elm Giitden Gi3arren.
SAminger unO S1minserfreunoe iino
berslib ein9elaoen.
50. 8. Maurer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13
Der Gd)tuittget III 2pdpcrt

mar trob bes fbledten Wetters re1t gut
beIubt unb ipurbe na9 Dem einIfimmi=
gen llrtbeil Der 3ui1auer iebr ft16n ge=
f6mungen. gu Gampfrihtern tDurben
Die perren Sohn 5d)dr, 6reb. b. Munen
unb Nrnolo Gtreun erndnnt unb bieie
bertbeilten Die preiIe unter ben oaSll be-
re9tigten Sbpingern tpie folgt, ipobei
benerft tueroen muB, baB bic beioen err
ffeit, 5reb. Si,bermiible unb Wartin
Calm, in ben ndmlihen Stang seiebt
tuuroelt
6reo Snoermiible.
:. Martin Galin.
2. 6reo. pfeiffer.
3. Ssreo. 2eoera1.
A. gonrab 6uter.
5. u. Gaufmann.
6. &C. Cigar.
z. @eora @ieber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13

200 Monnmente iperOetl Bel Bei
ter & 2ptle su Guren ei9enen preiier
berfauft. If
eyn ilniern 9fa1barIfdbten lib
rihs0ille uno 0enitiipn miro bic Grim
bung zines 9anbels= uno Geiperbeper=
eins nelterOings in Nnregung gebra6t.
! uniere Galenber fir 1896 linl
fertig unb ale oiejenisen, Die basu be
rehti9t iinb %. B. ale biejenieen, bi'
Bis |. Sept. 1895 fiir ben 8epbahtel
besablt baben) fDnnen benIelben au'
unlerer Office abbolell.
@emaltiges glufieben bat es II
llhridspile unb Denniion errest, als
ii6 am Samitag Nornlittag tuie eir
2auffeuer Die Na1ri1t perbreitete, baf
Die vssarmers & Mer1ants 8anf" ii
bort ibre Raiie aeihloi1en unb Die Sab
llnsen einaeiellt babe. Sn be. Ger-
ion oes Mobofaten 0ealea lit Elm Ser.
mOgensperpalter beitellt mprben. Sur
8ernbieung Der 8anfaldubi9er Dirf
mitsetbeilt, bab Der Brdiioent Der Nn=
ffalt, %. 9. Shpmpion. iein Gripat-
permogen ols s5iderbeit sur 8erfiiguna
ftenen, uno bab bic Depoiitoren nibts
berlieren perben.
- Mls am porigen Mittipob Sames
garrutbers, Elm Mrbeiter in Der 9enni=
ION Mai1inentperfifGtte, Der ettpas lii.
ter eillem Wa9en gu fdaffen bate, lid
aufri1tete, itieb er nit oem G0pf an
einen golSen, ma6ts iid aber iuenia
baraus unb iebte feline Mrbeit fort. Nm
MbenD aber; als er 1i9 beim begab,
mnroe ibm plDblid idpinolig uno er
fiiblte 1tarfen Yre6reis. glidt genug
oamit, ipurbe ibm balb na1ber aud
grim unb blau Dor Den glu9en, er lab
nidts mebr uno mubte fid f0rmli1
burdgreifen, um feline @obnuns gu
fi,loen. glibt lange ipdter soe er iei-
nen &of aus uro Dffenbar bermirrt
perlieB er bas Saus tpieber unb lief elm
9intergab6en binab. Sreunbe, Die ibn
iaben, brahten ibn tpieoer beim, no er
in Grdnpfe serietb unb fih als pOllitdn=
big geiltesberipirrt 3ei9te. MerStli6e
Oiilfe bra9te ben Mann mieoer CUR Se=
linnung unO er befinoet li6 nun auf
Dem Wese Der geiieruns, aber es 5eigt
bas, weld Iatale 5olgen oft eine serin=
ae Gerlesung am 2opfe mad iid sieben
fann.
Cine einigermaBen gebeimnib=
pole 8ei6idte miro Dem Chronicle aus
Stem gomerstomn mitectbeilt. Ser
Mebger Saeob Wfidaels aus Meif 2a=
fapette befanb lid am lebten Nei!tmoh
in @ei6iften in iener Stabt. @r be-
fu6te mebrere Wirtbidaften uno be-
9in9 Die unporiibtisfeit, su seisen, baB
er piel @elo auf iid true. Oils er
Na6ts 10 l1br nit ieinem 8ug9p Die
6eiInfabrt antrat, fubr iein 9ruoer
Gomarb cine Strefe melt nit, itieg
aber in BET 91dbe bes SairarunDes ab
uio febrte auriif, tpdbreno Der Mesoer
raid ueiter fubr. Wenige Minuten
ipdter b6rte Gonarb oas Subrtperf 9alt
MAIDEN, bann pernabm er einen Shrei,
bierouf Drei S6iille uno alsbann 3one
bes StD6nens. Gtatt imn ieinem
gruoer 81 6iilfe 81 ellen, bplte ct Iplde
aus oer Staot berbei aber als man
gu Der Stele fam, mo- Die S6iilIe oe=
fallen, fano man fpeber bas Yuagp
nod feinen gi9entbiimer, bageeen am
Rlubufer in Der Ndbe Der 9eoeften
Sriide, ben 6ut oes lebtern. Man
nimmt an, Wi6aels lei BON auflauern=
ben &dubern iiberfallen, eribolIen rno
oann in ben 5luB semOrfen moroen.
Champion Marfe Muitern, Stan=
oaro unb ausgemdblt. 20
Stein baugb & gunmine.
Observation-Disclosures.
cSrnftf Ciffcr 9porn M Y3or1hnr,4
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Rommt nnD febt infere Musipabl
Der belten Qlrbsiten, bie iemals III elmer
MerfIfatt oufgefellt iuaren, 3u Gure1l
ei0enen prsiien iin6 eirlen grpFen Dors
ratb 3ar Musspabl Bel
Better ~ Cutie.
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@inters GxeMrjiomett


@egentpdrtig meroen auf ben penns
iDlDania yinien 9ifets 3ll billigen prei=
fen perfauft. 0eridiebene gabnen unn
geniigenbe 3eit fiir bic 0emfebr. Giir
ndbsre Musfunft iuenDe man fid an ben
n1difen M9snten Der penniplpania
Qinien, in NeiD philadelphia an syas,
8. Milar. 80
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-31
THE PRICE OF BEER
VIII Be Advanced When the New Combine Is
Perfected

VIII Be Advanced When tile New Combine Is
Perfected
CHICAGO. Dec. 30.-rhe beer war waged
for year or so has been settled. All the
brewing companies doing business in Chi
cago have perfected mutual agreement
by which the price of beer will be advanced
January LIST 10 S. barrel. The present
price is 81 or less. This, it is estimated,
will close some 1000 saloons in Chicago in
the first three months of 1896.
Ever since the Brewers association went
to pieces about year ago, efforts have
been constantly directed tow ard reviving
it. and today Rud phi Brand, of the Brand
Brewing Co., announced at a meeting of
brewers that the Anheuser- Busch Co. of
st. Louis. the one concern holding out
against he proifers of peace, had agreed o
C cooperate with the Chicago and Milwaukee
brewers in brinEing ab ut the reorgan'z l.
ton of tbs association and the establish.
ment of IS on the m Alt bsvera 20. thu emil
ing long drawn out and, to many of the
weaker brewerie-, disastrous conflict.
The Anheuser. Busch Co. fl atty REUSED to
enter INTO any combine, but Mr.. Busch
consented to come 10 an understanding on
certain trade matters, which will help to
promote the best interests of the brewing
business.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-31

committee, had elected to place anv man
advocating free image on that com'nit-
tee.
To this MIR. German replied that the Re-
public ans, having full control, had placed
two f ee coinage men on the committee:
Mr.. Teller here interrupted say nat II
two free coinage men had no, been adden'
it would have been imp ,ssible for the he
publicans to org tnize at all
Mr.. Chandler made some humorous and
sarcastic remarks, saying he hoped the
Democrats would SON recover from the
anxiety they we're displaying over the stu-
atom He said the Republicans would
NEE the responsible iy.
Mr.. Harris got the floor as Mr.. Chandler
sat down. he apo'ogized for precipltating
the debate that had occurred.
II want to state" said he. THAT ii had
for an instant imagined that the inn
question put to the senator from Nebras-
ka would have provoked the rem ,rks OF III,
senator from North Caroina and the voiu.
biity OF the sen ,tor from New II ,mpshire,
l should have refrained But having wit
messed the result, ap ,logiz, to the SEN
ate" aud turning to Nc. Allen. II promise
| will never ask the senator from Nebraska
anO her question"
This provoked laugh and restored
good nature, and on Mr.. Mi Is IN >ion,
the senate went into executive session.
Before the doors were closed, however,
Mr.. Cockrell calle1 attention t. the fac
that of the eleven committees nominally
left in the possession OF the minority, but
one had a Democratic IN ijority.
He also introduced n joi 1t resolution for
an adjournment tomorrow until Tuesday
next.
AT 80 the senate adjourned.
NO COMMITTEE ACTION
Senator Voorhees, has reconsidered his
original decision to call meeting of the
finance committee for tomorrow, and will
leave The de elimination of the time for
cons d.ring the revenue bill and bond bills
in commit ee TO Senator Morrill,, the new
chairman of the committee. Ii is now con-
sidered probable that a meeting will be
held on Thursday.
TO PROHIBIT BOND ISSUES
Mr.. Alien (at The request of Senator
Thurstou) introduced a bill prohibiting the
issuance of hon 10 by the United states I'M
less con !ress shall by resolution declare
the necessity for them.
PRESI DENTAL NOMINATIONS
The presi lent tod ~ sent the following
nominations to the senate: Postmaster,
George 7. Ford, Pullman, Washington.
State; Joseph + o ithwate, o iio, mem
Der of board ordnance. and Notifications.
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GERMAN OPERA
Revived With Entiu iasm at Denver-The
City Wagner Mad

KeVTVeu WIN EIt.IU TdsT at DtnVer-Tne
City Wagner Mad
DENVER, ID C. 3O.-The Denver German
opera season, directed by Walter Dam
rosch, was inaugurated this evening by a
grand performance of Loheng,in, with the
great tenor Guening in the title role Erl
Gadski as Elsa and Herr Popovich in the
celebrated part OF T-lramund. The the tter
was packed to the doors. The thusiasm of
the audience WAS bpuud ess and al, The
artists had numberless recalls Walter
Damrosch and his magnificent orchestra
also had a large share of the applause.
Denver j. truly Wagner mad, onight's
house was soil cnmpl telV out and the fol-
lowing performances are the same.
THIS is the ..tlrst time in the h story of
Denver that German opera has been given
here, and jul ling from the great enIhusi-
asm of the audiences it gained great popu-
IariIy.
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BALDWIN ENGINES
Heavy Oil Burning locomotives for Russian
Road

Heavy Oil Burning Locomotives for Russian
Road
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30.-The British
steamer Tlret Bay sailed from Port Ric g
mond toda with cargo OF twenty c
burning locomotives built by the Baldwi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the Russian COVER
ment.
The enpies weigh ninety-seven to
each aud ar built with special fire box
for burning petroleum instead OF co.
The oil is supplied from The tenders viii
carry la ee anks with places for wa'
freight and pas .enger service. Anoll
cargo of the anne number of engines Y
he shipped inJauuary. The steamer TIL
rett Bay will all direct to Gibraltar ami
thence throlth the Mediterranean and
ack sea 10 he Russian port of Novons'
tick. The voage is 5000 miles in length
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which tn arrest OF Messrs. Roster Ham
mers eimnd Kraus was made, mas bee
ever sipcits ensctment construed by al
as not aply ny to the places of amuse-
ment nownade the subject OF sudden n =
tack. II enforce The law" continues The
magistra "see. ms almost a CRIME. The
proprietor were jus flied in relying on our
atfirma,iv silence. If u crime has been
CONN tie, every branch oil the city gov.
eminent lparticpps criminis."
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DENVER, Colo, Dec. 30.-The wind
storm in Denver today was one of the
worst ever experienced here. At 6 am.
the wind was blowing the rate of forty
five miles an hour. Il increas d in veloc-
ity until $3.50, and for five minu ei blew
at the rate of a mile a minute. All of the
mountain lines OF tue Colorado Telephone
company are down.
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vt can only be explained in one way
Ellington, in reply to an inquiry as to
the usegof the wonderful sale of Aul-
oiue, their ideal face powder. ut is simply
because Auldine gives perfect saiisf ction,
md the lad es have +. u'd IL out" in this
",.eriect satisfaction" Auldine resembt IS
handled bv Tnomos & Eili,gton.
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New YORK, Dec. 30 The proprietors of
the biz Music halls won victory today be-
fore City Magistrate Kudlich, in the test
case instituted against them last week for
selling beer and liquors during the per-
formancc. The mags'r tie holds that sec.
lion 20l0 of the consolidation act, u der
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New YORK. Dec. 31.-A special to the
World from London says: The 80 ng
Duchess of Marlborough is seriously ill in
Rome with typhoid fever. Alrivate letter
from there today announces his. The
fever was contracted while she was in
Spain,