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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13
TIE MI MUSEE LEAGUE.
Board OF Managers Moots to Mako
Arrangements for tho Series
THAT WILL Be STARTED MONDAY
MISUNDERSTANDING III thu Play.
Ing lsu,es-NowpriLcs rut up-Thu
Now Orleans i.aGos = South sido
y Leasnp Clubs Late Telegraph
and local News from. thu Arona
OF Sport an,l ,AtiIietins.

~ Last night at tho Musco bowling
alleys tho board Of managora Of tho
newly organized Musoo Bowling League,
3 met to complete arrangements for tho
opening Of tho championship season.
Eleven Of thetwclve clubs worc repro.
scntod and tho ieeling was that tho now
organization will have u most successful
anu interesting season OF bowling dur.
ing tho coming four months. Tho MON.
@bers Of thu board ara as follows; n
Tho Drownies.i Frank J. KpSlon: Tho
) BoNlers, e. NJ. Ssatlor; Name,eas, ].
Howard Wells; Riverside. J. D., Mcrri.
man; Independents, J. L. McCausland;
Quar.ercd Oaks, J. Loo Woods; Daisies,
4 james Z. Day; Americus. John E.
SchelhascS Elaoradn, l.. +. Hallor;
Island, D, R. Tappan; Pom and Pencil,
q Il, N. Archer; II. q Rich ards, John ".
kindlebergar.
Z 1t was decided that u player to DO
eligible to take oil any OF tho high aver.
age prizes shall contest in at least forty
Of tho sixsy.siS gamos of tho scrics.
Players arc eligible to play when signed
during, the season, ten days after the
secretary has beon notified. Instead OF
1 having prizes for tho players making
the largest number Of spares and breaks
aud tho smallest number OF breaks, the
money intended for these prizes will 20
In two prizes OF SO each to tho second
high score player OF the season aud the
second high average player. On motion
\ OF kuclen, OF Tho Brownies, four alleys
/. will be used and hall OF each club will
play on two. It was decided that tho
first OF tho three championship games
will start at T:S0 p. m. The American
Rowling Union (Whecliur Bowling
League) rules were adopted with tho OK.
/, ception that four alleys are used.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13
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MARTINS EEEEY.
IIaps md aIls,,,ps III tho Thriving CITY
- ----I AcrNka tho liIYer. ---------


Thad Troy, tho hard batter OF tho
Martins Forty baso bail club, leaves to.
morrow for Cleveland to join tho Glove.
land club rs out0eldor. having signoli
with that club. Tho club will leave for
Little Rock. Arkansas. on Friday, where
It will practice for ono month, prior "a
opening tho season. Tho club has ak
folders and will keep four Of thouo,
Troy Ia a good ball player md has tho
boat wishes OF hla many lriondu.
Mr.. L. J. lfoylc. OF Martins Forty, Ia
superintendent Of tho machinery cot
noctod with tho Old Ado mino ut White
Oak, n. NJ, ut which tho disaster oc'
currcd Sunday night.
Edward Grove, was surprised by
twelve couples Of young friends from
Wheeling. Bollniro and Martina Forty
on Monday evening at his homo OH
Pearl street. 5
A hand car was stolon from tho Q. &
p. tool house at Portland station early
yesterday morning and found alongside
oil the track noar tho Laughlin mill.
Tho fellow WHO broke opon tho weigh
Ing machine at tho Terminal dopot was
not paid for his trouble, getting only
ton or !lftoon pennies.
John Brannigan, who has charge Of
ono OF tho departments in llrico Bros.
glass works. ut lIammondsvillo. 10 home
on short visit.
James Woods, ESQ.,, Is dangerously III
with u complication OF diseases result,
Ing from grip, at hia rcsidouco on tho
Cadiz pike.
Spence, Bacgs & Co.'S atovo works
will resume Tomorrow nftcr abort
stop on account Of OH accident to tho
Ian.
Mrs. John II. Storey. OF Columbus,
who has been visiting Mrs. Matthew
JoncS, returned yesterday.
Tho Y. NJ. G. A. Is trying to secure tho
Knights OF Pythias lodge room, to DO
used as public library.
Tho Odd Fellows concert on Saturday
night will DO ono Of tho bcst IN tho his.
tory Of tho town.
Mrs. +. link entertained few lad y
friends on Monday evening.
Thomas Baggott. who has boon quito
sick, is much better.
Miss Kate Rals.on will entertain tho
Cleo club tonight.
Ad Frazier. OF Toronto, was in town
yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13
4 Card from pnn uahn,.

To he Editor Of he Mhlii1tacrr.
StR:-fou: account OF tho proceed.
incs OF last night, meeting OF tho fro
department IL misleading whore it says
ut ono time was mc,nbos Of the ilro
department aud was discharged by
Chiet llNaly. Such is not fact. was
rover member OF tho fro dcpurtmons
and never discharged by Chief llealy,
nor nobody else; consequently David
liahne could havo no reason to show
spite work toward Chief llealy OH my
account. rs your article would lead MI v
ono to believe no did. -
by giving this space in your paper,
yon will oblice DAN uAuSE.
lIheeiinq, March II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13

New ORLEANS. March l2.-Wea.her
rainy aud warm; track slow. Results:
First, selling, FIVE turloncs-Chenoa
won; time. l:05!. Second. purse, six
,iurlongs-Vircin won; time, l:lSi.
Third, selling. seven and a half iurlong,
Mote won; time. so. Fourth, SELL
ing. six furlongs-Gold Dust won; time,
1:l73. Fifth, purse, six furlongs-Col.
Atmore won tine, l:2l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13

The latest club to organize to 20 into
the South Side Bowling League Ia the
Hoodoos, made up OF the following
players: $40
The Hoodoos-William Dickmoyer
.(captain). Fred Brasil, William Arndt.
Henry Guilker, Joe Wcisner. John
Druschel. Substi,utes-Frank Walters,
John Kemple and Jesse Shafer.
There will probably he twelve clubs
in the South Side league.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13

CAIRO, March 1.-THE remain, OF
Ismacl Pasha, ex.khcdive of Egypt, who
died recently at Constautinople, arrived
here from Alexandria last evening and
were conveyed to the RITA Mosque,
whore they were inferred with much
pomp. The funeral procession which
followed tho remains was composed OF
tho chief Europeans and Egyptian off.
Gals, the members OF the diplomatic
corps, the religious uotabilitics, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13

Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved in six hours by tho "NEw
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CuEE. I"
This new remedy is n crcat surprise on
account OF its exceeding promptncss in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys,
back and every part OF tho urinary pass.
ago in male or female. It relioves 70.
tention OF water and pain in passing it
almoat Immediately. II you want quick
rolief and euro this is your remedy.
Sold by r. II. List. druggist, Wheeling,
w. Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13
Electric Lin. FOR parkcrspurr.

Sptcla! DLspd'tN % ne A't'lt1slcr.
PAnHeEsnuRd, W, Va. March ia
contract was aligned thi. afternoon bo.
tween tho Boston syndicate and tho 10.
cal street car company by which an cleo.
trio street car line Is to DO constructed
here Tho work is to begin within
three weeks aud tho line is to 10 flush.
ed within sevcu months. The local
company will DO associated with tho
Boston men in tho enterprise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13
c,arls.eorr Miner. Compromise.

CtARKsDuRo, W. Va. March 49,
After being in session all night tho
mauagers OF the pinnickinnick. Glen
Falls and Farnum mines aud their ON.
ployes arrived at settlement and 900
mon returned to work this morning.
Tho operators granted tho rate OF IS
cents per ton which is tho prlcs aske d
by men for machine mining. Other
differences wore compromised. The do
nand for coal has greatly increased OF
lata a'I-.. Pa. ... q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13

Grconsboro-Rivor 10 feet 9 inches
and rising. Weather fair and warmer.
Tho Adam Jacobs is duo up and down
Wednesday.
Warrcn-Rivor2 foot inchcs and sta
tionary. Weather mild and raining.
Alorgantown-Riyer s icet o inchca
and rising. Weather cloudy and warm.
Standardization 12 footsl inch aud
rising, Wonther cool and raining.
Oil City-l.ivor 2 foot II inches and
stationary. Weather cloudy md mild.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13
Beware of OintIuants for Ca arrh That
....E Contain Mercury,

Beware OF Ointmant- for Ca arrh That
l Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy tho
sense Of smell and completely derange
tho whole syasem when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar
ticles should uevor DO used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians,
as tho damage they will do Ia ten fold
to the good you can possible derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manutac-
turcd by F.. J. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and Is taken IN.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces OF tho system. In
buying Halls Catarrh euro DO sure you
got tho genuine. It is taken internally.
and made in Toledo. Ohio, by r. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
setr Sold by Druggists. price Zoe per
bottle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13
Tn, Observation-Disclosures Games.

The three games between Tho Brown.
les and Nameless at the Musee alleys to
decide the lS9i'95 championship OF the
Wheeling Bowling League, psomlse to
be quite interesting and large crowd is
expected to be on hand. Reserved seats
arc now on sale at the Musee alleys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13

and those who arc oil tried out and
have that tired feeling or sick headache
eau be relieved Of ail those symptoms
by taking Eosd's Sarsapnrilla, which
give, nerve. mental and bodily strength
aud thoroughly purifcs the blood. 1t
also creates good appetite, cures in
digestion, heartburn and dyspepsia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13

VIZ beliovo Johnson's Magnetic Oil a
most excellent remedy for neuralgia,
rheumatism, lame back and soronosa OF
every kind. 81 90 bottles so cents.
Charles r Gootze aud ". w. Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements of Boats.
The River Interests.

NNdsou. ASuew. Pittsburgh. Up. m.
keystone Stats, Calhoun. Cincinnati. 6 p. N.
Lexington Cline, Matamoras. l0:9D Il. III.
Courier. Gamble, Parkersburg. lo:l,0h. LII,
Liberty. Booth. Darlington. $50 y. Ill
II. X. BEDFORD. Green. Pittsburgh. s u N.
BoArS LEAVING To-Day
Ben uur. Kenple. Pittsburgh. s a m
Liberty. Booth. Cla.Iugton. $50 p. IN.
Lizzie Bay. Huntington. Charleston, 6 a. NJ.
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pEnnlsA, N. d., March l2.-Jamos
Young aud George CLARK, charged with
the highway robbery Of n man named
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13

Lord Randolph Churchill left an %.
tntO valued ut S307, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13
Notice,

, I want cvory man and woman IN tho
United States Interested in tho Opium
md Whisky habits to havo ono OF my
books on these diseases. Address B. Nj.
WoohLEY, Atlanta. Ga., Box $50, and Quo
will DO mont you FREQ. s&wy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13

When Daby was sick, wo savc her Castorla.
When she WINS Child, Hho cried for Castoris.
When sho became Mlss, sho clung to castoria.
When sho had Children. ahs gave them Castorla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13

Hoops PtLLs arc easy to take, easy in
action AMI sure in effect. Csc. Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13

Tho use OF 'Castoria Is so universal acd
It's mcrits so well known that 1t seems work
OF supercrogatlou to endorse 1t. Few m, tho
Intelligent families who DO not Keep Csstoria
within easy reach" 'fl
CAELos MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16

Sas 8eli6t oes GreiIes mar ountel.
rptb Dor @utb. Die ireunoli6en,
liebepollen @orte, ipelbe orinnen I'M
PaUtlon alls9etuui6t puroelt, trafen
i'm mie ebeu 10 piele Sol6iti6e. Sic
loaren 9liifli6 mGbrcno er lin9litflib
mar, bis ms tieiite Ser3! armano all=
9ebetet BON benz ibOnen gSeibe, &C.
liebt, aeebrt BON ieillen &inoern, nab.
reno feline Ssele nit Sluti6ulo belaltet
mar! War oas 8eredtigteit?"
Wie Elm Sereritrom tobte es linn
our6 oas Sirn; in ieiner Ma9t laJ es,
ibr Slid in Gleno, ibre Sreuoe in
Sraurigfeit gu perpanoeln. Ser WO-
ment Der &a6e mar getommen. Np1
eill. 5pei Iu9enblife tpdbreno tpel6er
er iih i6iper nit Der Sano 9egen Die
6eniterbriiitung itiiBte uno Dem fur6t=
barren Strrm in ieinem Snnern niht
lelblt 3l rnterliegen, - oann plOBll1
rib er li6 los aus ieiner @ritarrung
ulo l~tiirSte ipie Elm nabnlinniger nit
einem unartitulirten Sarlt, Der ben
benz S9rei zines p%erpunoeten &auba
there's 9li6, mad Dem Gin9ang oes
Yapilons, rib Die Sbiir auf, ibleuoerte
Gilbert bon Beaufort, Der oieiem 8e9-
ner se9eniiber ii9 madtlos fiiblte, bel
Seite, als oh er cine plppe ware, unO
flbr i'm nd4lten Moment pie Elm 6eIs
erbrano mitten in ben trauten Srieoeu
Der bier iein Scepter i6wan9, binein.
oas glntlib milo perserrt pOr mablOier
@utb, bic Sdnoe orobenO gum Sblase
e,boben.
Gin Shrei brad ii6 bon ben 2ippen
Der aus ieligiter Serseiienbeit sur
q%ualppalten Serspeiluns Nufgei9ref-
ten. Sur Giner ,partte ni6t. Die
arme iuie gum S6uBe Dor ben Seinen
ausgebreitet, Obne @ebr, bod itOl3,
unerihrOfen. ous Nu9e feIt urO fur6t-
los auf leinen 8egner eeri6tet, itano
armano De Si9np ieinem Soofsino &c.
geniiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16

siiten Sranfrei1s. Seien Sic Sur
rehten Stunoe in Se9leituna bon
Sfiictanten an Srt uro STEELE rno
perlbaiien Sic iiN clues Scrbaitsbe.
febl, Inn Nrmano be Gi9nD aus Den
9lrmen ieiner Satin ms Ge~idngniB 81
fiibren!"
Sean SroIiaro iprans altf ST bate
iein 3iel errelbt.
,Sinnen msnisen Stunoen ioll Der
Preis mein iein!" rief er. sd iueroe
tuaAen ipie Elm glutbuno. Nihts foil
mir entaeben. Nrm0no be @i9np ipll
iih in msiner Shlinee befinoen, ebe er
es iib perliebt. Sdngt opb BON oieien
Grfols au6 fir MIDI Iaes ah, eenn
uniere SntereHen, Serr 8raf, Oente ib,
Iino bon MIN an Die 9leihen," fii9te er
ipOttiib binsu, benz orpbeno aufleu6=
tenoen Slif gugens nit einem bDbni-
iden 2dbeln b9egueno. ,,gSir tperoen
bieies Mal eiueu pollen Sriumpb feiern
lnO tlin9enoer @eloeslObn iOQ uns Die
&abe periiiBen!"
u@unlisur SroNaro," rief 8raf
Samartin sOrnbebeno aus, ,,Sie iino
ullpcrI1amt. Sb babe nit Sbnen
9ti6ts 9emeiu. SD wieoerbole Sbnen,
bab Sic MIR Dem 8eieb oienen, iueuil
Sic ben jabrelang 8erfebmten CUR
Strafe brinseu. 9anoelu Sic barunt
i6nea, ebe Sbnen Der Sang entpiidt!"
,Sas mill i9!" rief SrpIiaro aus.
,Ni6t eiu Mtoment ipa mir perlpreu
aeben. Sp9lei6 ipa oas gSert be9in=
nen!"
gr elite fort, pabreno 8raf Gugen
lahelte, aber es mar bas 2dbeln zines
SamOns, nit neldem er Die 8eItalt bes
Yoliseilpions bealeitete. Damn fubr er
Su lid ielber reOenO fort:
.Sie Saat lit reii! SieIer triumph
iOa mir ni6t entaeben. llnuersiisllb
tperoe i6 nah Sansiouci ellen uno
meinen Snfel , ben alten Warquis auf
allies pprbereiten. SD peroe ieinen
SaB CUR Galerel entflammen! SD iueroe
feline @lltb aufreiSerl, oaB er NiAts
iebnli9er wiinihen iOa, als Armano
nit eiaenen Sdnoen su ertpiirgen!
Sababa! Sohmiitbi9er, tugenobafter
Mrmano be 9isnp! Stul;e, boffdrtiae
Gabrielle bon Gbatrois! limb OH meme
Ideue, u%nnabbare, ihOne 8iraloa! Die
3eit meiner &aae lit setommeu uuo iA
Mil Die &a6e tOiten biz auf Die Neige!!"
Gr labte pieoer, uno es bDrte ii9 an.
ais ob cine SAlause Si'helte. Zen
gSirtb berbeirufeno, beoroete er Elm arl=
oeres Yfero, neil oas feline gdnSlib
ermattet lei. IS mar balo selattelt
lno porgeiibrt.
Nahoem er nod einise 8las feuri9en
@eines blnunterseItiirst. iprenste ct in
Der &idtuns nab Sansiouci fort, sans
uno gar pOn ieinen teufliiden pldnen
erflut uuo I'M SorSeiibl Der befrie=
oigten Gahe ibpelgeno, Die su iiben er
Ii1 9eiebnt Sag uno gtd9t uno Die
bisics Wal bic Sdupter ieiner ungliid=
li9en Spier treffen iODte unrettbar
uno nit pernihtenoer S9were.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
SO.

W~hnlltenlan9 bObrten Ii6 Die Ylide
beloer Wanner feit in chamber. @ie
Die Statuen Speier DIFFERENTIATION
itanoen lte li6 9e9eniiber - Der cine in
oer &raft oes Wtannes, i60n uno boz
beltllh; Der anoere miiroeppQ, itOls,
aber infer in ieiner gan3en gridsi.
rlln9.
Na@ a6tsebn Sabren iaben iib bic
beioen Meni6en, Die chamber emit 10
lebr geliebt, gum eriten Male nieoer.
ober oas Sers oes 8reiies mar pOa
SaB uno &ahiu6t, gendbrt uno ses
mebrt ollr6 eilen ni6tspiiroigen gD=
iepi4t, oeln I'M Reibtbum uno Stel-
lung Die &bre luno oas Slid elmer gait
SEN 6amiiie tein gu bober Yreis
oiintte uno Der iein freOlerii6es Spiel
bis gum aeuBerlten getrieben bate.
Wie nit Nllgelpalt fam es iiber grz
mano be @ignp beim glltbIit bes alteu
Wtannes, ben er ipie einen Batter emit
geebrt uno 9eliebt, an Dem er gebaitsen
nit benz garsfn Experimentation Sim
zines oantbaren Siinslin9s uno Der
ibn, unter Der @l6t zines per6dngniBs
oolen Srrtbums ftebeno, bann pers
itOBen uno in SerSweifllu9 getrieben
bate, ipeil err sinen Moroperiu6 auf
oes 8reiIes Seben pcriibt baben iplte,
CT, Der ME Die Waffe 9egen einen pebr,
loien Nebenmeni6en erbobeu, benz Die
Gbre allSeit oas SDblte 9epeien, Der
zines Serbre6ens gar nidt fdbig mar.
llno benno6 batten iie i'm perbammt,
Der ra5eperlan9enoen Sbeim, feline
Sreunoe, bic gauge Welt. gllle, 9lle!
llno oenuo6 ni6t Ollie! Gin Ser3 mar
linn treu 9eblieben in az Dem 2eio
uno Summer, oas iiber i'm bersinges
brohen; eiu SerS bate ibm Sroit uno
Sinoerung gepGbrt in Dem fur6tbaren
Shiflal, Dem er a%nbeimfiel; ein Sers
bate fir i'm 9eialagen, als er lduBlos
cine 3uhu6t iubte; Elm SerS bate ibm
Die Sreiie btmabrt, ais er iiber oas
lueite Wteer Sog uno bann b%eimtebrte,
Elm 8ed6teter, cir 8erfebmter, Elm SO-
gelirsier.' uuo Dur6 aa' bic lan9en
10 eliidli6en uno wieoer 10 un9liif=
lihen Sabre, Die er in Electromagnetic
9elebt, in lteter Gorge um oos, mas
ibm lieb uno tbeuer, bate oieIes cine
Sers in umipanoelbarer Slebe an ibm
9ebau9en, in ibm feline gauge @elt 9e=
ieben, oaB Ser5, 10 edit pie 8olo. 10
rein wie Oes Simmels SOnnenli9t,
totbarer ipie oes 98eltalls berr;i6ltes
Supel, bas cole, treue Ser3 ieinss
beib9eliebten @eibes, ieiner 8abriele!
Ser gauge S6mers, Der ibr Snneres
ourbraite, itano in ibren 3il9en aus
aeprd9t. Sic JAP auf ibre SlnOer. ib-
rem tleinen alireo. ibres Serseus Sieb-
ling, Der iih dngitli6 in Die Galten ID.
res @ewanoes i6mie9te; ie lab auf
&upert, ben e6ten SObn ieines 9aters,
Der eoel lpie nrr Elm be Yi9nD iein
tonnte, Der Stol5 ibres StrSens mar;
lie blidte auf @iraloa, ibres unidulo-
pole So6ter, oas Nbbilb ibres aelieba
ten 8atten. Sic Sdnoe psri6lun9el.
oas glntlib fabl bon SootenblGiie,
ltano iie oa, al ibrer Seite, pie bereit
gu ibrem SduBs, ibr ritterlider Ser.
lobter, Gilbert bon Beaufort. llno
bort Der 9eliebte 8atte, uneribiitterli4.
bod aufgeri9tet. uno bob. lie puGte
es, oas Sers iturmour6brault BON Dem
9Seb oieier Stunoe.
GSortiebung unb S6tuB aui Der 6. Seite.)
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30,

Ser 2anolib Sanslouci 9eborte sl
ben i6Onlten ulo itattlihlten Seim=
iueien I'M sansen &aiierrei6. Sas
@pbnbaus mar I'M S6loBtil erbaut
uno ma1te ben Ginoruf ni1t nllr ocs
@rUBartigen, ionoern audi oes Sh0=
men. Gs NOR wie Elm @oelltein, mel
der inmitten Der ibDniten Slumen-
pra6t perltedt lag. gu Dem 8ute ge-
bDrte Elm prabtpples @ebDls, in mel
6em Die SiriAe uno Gebe milo umber=
liefen uno 6aianen uno anoeres tOlt=
bares 8efliisel umberltolsirte.
Ser &aien Dor Dem S~erren6auIe =
iafti9sriin uno iammetartig - neigte
li6 in lansIamer Sentung na1 Dem
uier zines tleines 2anoiees bin.
gm Morsen bes Cages, wel6er iir
bic beimlihe 3uiammentunit spii6en
Der GOmtelle 8abriele uno Senjenigen,
Die ibr 10 tbeller tuaren, feltgeieBt mar,
sing Der Warquis De 8lanp gan, allein
alf einem 6uBpfaoe neben Dem STATEN
ipaSleren; er bate Die Sdnoe auf Dem
Hiideu Suiammensefaltet uno Iein
Saupt mar iOr9enibwer auf bic 9rult
9enei9t. Seine grOBen, oiilteren
4lgen blidten trauri9 Dor lid nieoer.
Gr bate 9eraoe an 6iraloa 9eoa6t.
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Tie nur ieinen @e9 9etreuSt uno feline
Giebe gemonnen bate, UNI i'm ibmdb=
lih 81 betrii9en uno i'm oann settle
beus 81 Derlallen.
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tpel6e i'm taft CUR 8er3weiflun9 brab-
ten, b0rte er oas @erauib telter S6ritte
butter ii6. @r wanote lib iiberrai6t
I'm uno gewabrte ben 8rafen pon 60
martin, welder ibm na6eilte.
SIM eriten Moment ituBte Der alte
Serr, als er bic fur6tbare Yerdnoe.
rung bemerfte, pel6e initpii1en nit
ieinem i9le9t 9earteten Neifen porge=
9anaen mar. Ssin iriiberes nobles
9uftreten, feline DOrnebmen Miauieren,
9lles i1ien 8raf Gu9en ieit &urSem
abgelegt 81 baben, wie man ein SleiO,
bas man ni6t mebr brauht bel Settle
Wirft. Sein ganSes @euBeres eri6ien
unoroentli6 uno pernadlaiiiat uno Der
Wdrquis eri1rad, oils er in Die ilber=
wadten. ollntel unterlauienen @u9en
ieiues gtefen blifte.
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e%rltaunt.
SD mar in @ernon, uno oa i'd
b0rte. DAP Oh bier ieieit, Sntel, 10
bin i6 beriiber 9etommen, Inn Dir
widtiae Neuigteiten mit3utbeilen,' -
antrportete Der 8raf nit BOILER Stim=
ME. SD babe 6iraloa %gefunoen!"
Der alte Serr mar iidtlib iiber=
raibt.
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SD perlieB lie in @ernon, Sntel, -
beriebte Gll9en raid. .Sie mar nit
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iammeu unO wei9erte lib entldieOeu,
bierbcr 81 tommen. Sic ia9te mir,
ib mObte Sir mitt9eilen. Dab lie es
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lie in jeler 9ta6t aus ibrem reht=
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16

Or. priee's Cream 8afine QowSer.
" sltsausiisQmngs GlebaiQe uao Iiplom.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05
A ConrIct,s Prophetic Vision.

Ira Cooper, received at the Peni.
tentiary December 8, 1898, from Ash
land County, to serve II three year
sentence for burglary ana larceny, hal
his left arm wrenchel from ths so,k-
ct and torn completely OF by being
caught in the shafting.
A remarkable incident in conjunc-
tion with the afflir is related. At
three separate times, as stated by
Cooper to a friend who stood by the
side of his cot after he had become
somewhat calm after the accident, he
had dreamed of being one-armed.
Some three months ago he had the
dream and saw himself with one arm
gone; which one he did not remem-
ber. Shortly after he had the same
sort of a dream and remembered in
his waking hours that it was the left
arm that was missing. On Wednes-
day night, SO he stated to his friends,
he had the most vivid dream of the
series in which the scene of the actual
occurrence OF yesterday was lived
over in almost the exact details. He
stated his dream TO his cellmata
Thursday morning, and also stated to
him that he had similVr dream twice
before. He gloomily predicted that
something would happen that day,
and seemed to be thoughtful and de-
pressed all unusually SO. When
night came Thursday he was little
more cheerful and seemed glad the
day had passed of without the occur
renee he had feared Yesterday morn
ing he rose somewhat gloomy, yet
hopeful, but the vividness OF the
dream could not be shaken oil, aud il
was the first thing he Thought of and
spoke of after he ha recovered some.
what from the first shock of the af-
fair. Ohio State journal.