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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-12
DEBS DISAPPEARS.
A. r.. U. LEADER FAILS TO SUR
RENDER AT THE LAST
HOUR.
VIOLATED HIS PROMISES
MARSHAL ARNOLD EXTENDED
HIS GRACE AND NOW HE is
SORRY.
DEPUTIES OUT SEARCHING.
Five Strike Directors Lodged at
Woodstock and the Other
Two Near at Hand.

CHICAGO, June n.-Five of the
officers of the American Railway
union returned to the Woodstock Jail
on the $50 train this evening. Presi-
dent Eugene V. Debs failed to report
in time for the train. He called on the
marshal at noon, and was requested
to report at o'clock at the marshall S
office with the others, or at the North
western station at 5 o'clock. Messrs.
and Goodwin saw their chief
but an instant at noon, and
they could not account for his
failure to report. Debs told the mar
shal that he had some business to
transact, but he would be through in
time to take the train. Deputies Lo-
gan and Curran boarded the train with
the five men who had reported, and
Deputy Clark returned with Debs'
commitment papers. The marshal
was veXed at the failure of Debs to
report on time, and he sent three of
his men to look for him. Bring him
in, wherever you find him. was the
L
do not think he has purposely missed
his train," said the marshal, "yet his
failure to report on time is annoying.
1t places Mr.. Debs in a bad light 1
paroled him until 4 o'clock, and he
should have been here. If he is found
tonight he will remain in my office un-
til train time in the morning"
ELLIOTT BEHIND TINE.
Martin j. Elliott, the seventh man,
wired that he was on his way to Chi
cago from Harrisburg, Pa, and would
be lin some time during the night
When the party was first sent to Jail
Elliott was two days behind in reach
ing Chicago from the East. Owing to
Debs' failure to report George w.
Howard secured another days respite.
Howard, who has quarreled with his
former associates and established a
rival organization, desired to serve his
sentence separate from the others,
and the desire was mutual. Today
Judge Woods wired Judge Showalter
to transfer Howard from the Wood
stock Jail to the VIII county Jail at
Joliet. Marshal Arnold intended talk
ing Howard there on the o'clock
train tonight, but De'bs' absence gave
Howard another night with his fam
lily.
The commitment papers were made
out for six months in Debs' case and
three months in each of the others,
less seventeen days served from Jan.
to Jan. "a in the Woodstock Jail.
The commitment was made on the
interstate commerce contempt. The
men are so confident that Judge
Woods will recorder the Santa Fe SEN
tence to be concurrent that they gave
themselves no concern on the proba-
bility of having to serve a double
time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-12
VIII Have Electric Lights.

Special to the Globe.
WORTHINGTON, Mimi, June H.
The election was held here today to
vote on the proposition to issue $4,000
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-12
M,CORMICK,s FIANCEE.
Inents,

Miss Rockefeller, Her wealth,
Her Looks and Her Attain
ments.
CHICAGO, June n.-Miss Edith Rock
efeller, whose engagement to Harold
Mccormick, of this city, was announc-
ed recently, is the youngest of the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-12
GODS GOODNESS.

that may be heard in these night
voices, and how God calls to us even
In the scenes of sin and poverty which
the darkness of night covers from hui
man eyes. The reader then addressed
farewell words, touching in the simp-
Hcity of their pathos, to rector, bishop,
chaplain, principal, teachers, school
mates and Classmates, in turn. The
saddest hour of the day for the sweet
faced graduates, and the glistening
tears in their eyes told of the strength
of the associations they were now
about to break.
A solo, Fear Not, Ye, Oh, Israel"
was given by Miss Aimee Alsop. Dur
ing the musical numbers of the day
Miss Raymond, teacher of instru-
mental music, presided at the organ,
and Miss Green, teacher of voice cult
ure, gave the piano Accomplishments.
Next came the address by Rt Rev.
H. B. Whipple, D. D. LII. D., rector
OF the school. He spoke as follows:
BISHOP WHIPPLE SPEAKS.
Dear Friends: I remember as yes
terday the day I opened my home for
st. Mary's hall. 1t was twenty-nine
years ago. 1t was one of f-those vent
ures of faith which God crowns with
success. My sainted wife was the
housemother and I was the father who
gathered into his heart these daugh-
ters from widely separated homes. St.
Mary's was only a larger bishops
home. All these years we have
blended school life with all that is dear
est in Christian home. In these new
fields bishop has busy life, only
one thing could have tempted me to
add another burden. 1 knew that all
which is best in human character is
due to Christian womanhood, that the
safety of a nation does not depend on
the gifted utterances of statesmen, but
on the hallowed of influence of Chris
tian homes. I know that the mo-
tive power which is behind the works
of charity and deeds of love comes
Continued on Fourth Page.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11

llnb bas that lie benn du6 ri9tig
nidtl = 9lls bic llbr ap0li geIaldgen
bate, ba tparen ale anils'i6en @Gite
tbenfaIs ntnilIe", pie man isnsn Be-
tannten bO9iteR Grab BON 2uItigteit
nsnnt. unb am tninsiten mar Batter
anille ielbit. bsnn er bate bic Gsaeln
Der bOberen 9oiplitit isines sSrsunbes
2ebmanm am itritteitsn befolst unb
suleBt aus elmer Wafdfdiiifel getrun>
fen! 0r.,.'.
Srob alebem battle man ben lebten
pfsrOseimer nift msbr gang auspiets
iten tOnnen lnb Ulutter &nille, bic
als brape, aenaue Sausfrau ii4 ielbits
perftdnbli4 gang niidtsrn esbaltsn
bate. mar nunmebr eifrig bsmiibt, nu9
gntfernuna Der @dfts, bic osrI9iebenen
Reite aus ben perf6isDsnitsn Srintgsz
fGben fOraiam auidmmsnsugiebsn, tpos
rauf iie bisies @efammtquantum isin
iGubsrIih in cine Ssrrins that unb in
bic Speiietummer itellts. :
Siefe Rd9t berrItte ringsum. 9tlles
fdlief ben S9laf bss @ere6ten, rsIp.
ben Shluf bss 8eaedtsn, nur nit bsm
&nius14en gbepaar bate bic Sadie
bsute Ha4t eine eisentbiimlihe 8ez
panotnib. 81.
Mutter Smile fdlisf ia spar aua
ioaufaaen. absr lie ipuroe BON entiebs
li9sn '2rGumen bin= uno bsrgsporfeR,
pGbrenb papa Smile bisber trpb aller
Wiibs uno aiIer 8otpls nod tein ause
bate idlisben t6nnen, bsnn er lit uns
ter ben entiebli6en Nualsn = i9 ip,iB
nidt, OBJ Ou fie aus eigener Grfabrung
tsnnit. Dersbrter 9efer, - oes ioses
nannten Na4burites!
Wer bieie psin nismals burtgetoItet
bat. lit unmDqli6 i'm Stanbe nadsus
empfinben. mas Der drme Smile aus
suitehsn bate, umiomsbr, als sr es
niht tpagte auf5uiteben unb isinsn
brsnnenb beibsn 9dumen an irgsnD ei=
nsr SliiiIisteit gu lehaen, neil er fiir9=
tete, baburh fsin truutss Gbsssmabl gu
ipsdsn; bsnn bann bdtts es einsn fiirfs
tsrIiden &ra9 seseben, bas pubts er
aus Grfdbrung.
9llio tpie geiast, ,Mamd Smile pdlsts
iih in entiebliben, piiiten Srdumen
lumber unb ibr bsiammsrnspertbsr
Gatte litt unter nod sntisBli1sren unb
piiitersn Santalusqualsn.
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rsSsa tpabrbaftis! 90 gsbt's!" murs
mslte er lsiis Dor iih bin. Damn be-
trat er porii4tis unb serGuIdlos bic
Speiietammer uib in Der nG9Iten
Winute bate sr bersits bic Serrine
nit Der Soiple Dor ben &opf ssnoms
men unb leerte bisislbs nit einem
langsn, Ianssn. unsnbIi4 srquidenbsn
3uqe!!
NaGoem er bann nod nit aroBer
Sorgfalt bas Sii8enfeniter gsI9lpTen
bate, fe6rts &nille, nunmebr ipie neus
gsboren, tpteoer in's S9IafSimmer suz
rid, mo i'm feline liebs Srau pollSpans
nung erpartete.
nRun. Mdnns, tpis Iiest bic Sa9e2
Dar mcin Sraum fali9?"
~2eioer nitht, mein armes Sinb!"
mar &nilIs's tisfernite Gntsegnung,
1ois 9pple 1T ipirflidb lssrgetrunten!
Sonoer6ar, b0dit fonosrbdr! Sd fange
isbt aud alImdblig an, an bic Hidti9s
feit Ssiner Srdums au slaubsn! 9as
&ii6enfenitsr babe id iibrigens au 9eis
ner Serubi9unq nunmebr ssidloFen.
sSebt fpolIen mir absr i4lafen, mein
Sinb! 9ute Nd6t!"
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rwas pdIr Uu Dean nury Clon Idnet
bsoba6te id Did, ipie Ou ftobnit una
Did umberipirfit! Wds lit benn S!ps
NIT Dir lose Die 8ofple bdt bod
nidt ettpd S9ulb2"
n46 ia!" beulte bas arme geGnss
itiste Deib, .absr nidt sttpa bas bis'
den 8ople, mas it ielbft getriinien
babe. ionbern bas srobe Quantum,
bas ich ceikrn Ibenb nod serettet
bate unb bas id bann in bic Speiies
hammer iteIIte! Denf Dir nal an,
lieber Wdnn. mir trdumte ioeben, es
ipGrt Ssmanb burd bas offene 3iidenz
fsnfter einseftiessn unb bate uns bic
gdnae fhDne 9oiple ausestrunten, bic
id bod mod morsen auf 5laidsn aiss
ben unb aufbspabren ipoIli.!
-absr lisb,s .9inb, ipie tdnnit Ou
Did oesbalb 10 beunrubisen? Die
8oiple 1T bod iider nod oa! Ou
ipsiBt bod. Srdume iinb Sadumsl"
nI6 nein. Mdnne, Der 2rdum mar
gar gu lebbaft uno 9u ipeibt ia, i9
CLAUDE nun einmal an Srdumel 8itte,
bite, ssb bod NAL mad Der Spite
TANNER binaus unb iiber5euse Did
bon Der Sads, ih triess ionIt bic san3s
Sudt binburd tein glugs msbr gu!
limb bann idlisbs aud bas aiiGsnfens
itsr, BORT 0u, lisbsr Wann9"
@alant uno geborIam, ipie INNER,
siinbete 8nils alIo Elm aidt an unb
besab iih bindus auf ben Corridor,
I'M feline lisbs Jrau gu bsrubisen.
llnterpsas itsate iia absr plOBlia
nit erueusrter Wutb iensr srG5li9e
Hu6Ourit elm, be1eu mir jdon porbsr
@rtpGbHune tbuten, unb glei6aeitig
NIT oieism Radburit fam i6m aud elm
ii6eraus li6ter @sbante.
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Sleib aus pa m a It.

Sebr elegant uub aud fir etipas
aliere Oamsn geeisnet 1T bas &leio
Zig. a, bas aus altsoIbfarbsnem, sss
bliimtem Sumait beItebt. Der 9Rod
lit glutt, bic Saille nit einem edigeu
Iusi4nitt sefertiet, ben Elm Spibens
.iniaB nit @olofIitter bsnGbt auss
fiiat. Dem GiHiab i9liebt iid5 bintsn
Der Riidentbeh nit brei Querfalten,
born elm plaItron aus Ssioensuas in
etipas mdtterem 9elb an. Der Ober>
itoff Der 8prbertbsile 1T in 5alten
arrangirt unb ie nit elmer Stoffro<
iette Oer5:ert. Gin Stebtraqen aus
peiber Sage. nit Roietten bon gelbe.
Gage geiamiidt, idliebt hasRfetp oben
ab. Re4t elegant sri6eint Der 9lsrs
mel, Der dbntid ipis Der an Zig. 3 gee
fertigt 1T, nur baB bic Syalfen unfeu
2 3ou bod Inn ben gansen 9lermef
gsben unb fpieber als puffe ausIprin.
gen, unter Der iicb elm 8iinb6en aus
gsfalteter Seibensase bsfinbet, bas mi.
Der &rasen nit aipei GoIetten as.
idmidt 1T. Der 9iirtel aus Sam-
metbanb 1T nit bier binten unb born
olei9mdbig berunteSfalIenben @n5en.
bic nit Slittsrn benG6t urb nit ssrans
len bearenst iin0, iotpie nit Goiette1
9ef1miidt.
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Der bult uraum.
gireGeihidte flr aber' unb ungIdubise
Wcnibenfinoer

O5 SrGume S4dume iinb9 Der
tpaat bies ipobl nit poi iitiper Sidsrs
5sit 3u bebaupten9 Gbampasner ers
3sugt ia sipar betanntlih febr bdltfis
bic ansenebmitsn SraumsuitGnbe. Sas
bsibt, penn er edit lit! unb od fpntit
Sdaumipein Elm Graumipein lit, 10
tDnnte man oieIIei9t bur9 cine einfads
@lsi6una au bem SdluFe gelunesn.
bah = nad abaus bss Deines auf
beiben S.iten - Shdume :3rdums
pdrsn. SnbeB id traue Der Re4nuns
ni6t 70 gang uHb banu - ro edbe
es iibsrbaupt NOD edtsn Gbampasa
ner9! D.
8eim Rentisr Smile tntI9iebsn
nidt! Osnn sritens mar Mutter &nills
pieI gu ssnau. als bab Ts bas fdtpsrs
@slb fir pirtli9 ebtsn Sstt iemals
ausssgebsn bdtts, unb stpsitsns iparen
bic 2euts, ipelhe NIT anilIe's geiel<
fduftli6en llmsans gu pflessn ,pflsgs
ten. piel 5u sroBs Raturmsniher, dls
bab iie ben untsri9isb 5tpii9en edtsm
unb unedtem Sett in irsenb elmer
gBeiie au ipiirbisen i'm Stanbs sstpeien
ipGren!
Dor alien Dinsen nidt in Der
8Ofple, tpie iie beute Ibenb gu Gbrsn
bon papa &nille's 9sburtstag getruns
fen purbe, unb Bel psldsr es fdmmtIi<
den 4npsienben melt msbr auf bic
Quantis als auf bic NudlitGt dn5u.
tpmmen idien.
Serr 2sbmann, Elm intimer Sreuno
3niue's unb BEL alien fsitli6en @ele<
aenbeiten als =, Observation-Disclosures ter
anaeItelIt. bate ndmlih ben eHtIGeis
bsnbsn gusipru9 gstban, aus tpelaen
llrelementen eins 8oipls auidmmsngs.
isbt tpGrs, bas isi pollitGnois sinsrlsi,
bic Sauptfade bsitdnbs barin. bab elm
tiittissr pferoesimsr poG auf ben
Slid tGms. bab man bas Getrdnt aus
m0aliait polumin0ien Srjntssfdbsn,
slsi9siltig OBJ 9irieibsl obsr Sabnens
topf, gu ii4 ndbne, unb bub por alien
Dingsn Der entiprsdenoe eroBe .S6uB
Gognae" nidt feble. bann tOnne Der
Sstt immsrbin 10 beutih iein, tpis er
polIe (foasnanntsr SnistD, bic Dirs
tuna iperbe alsbann idon nitbt aus>
bleibsn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11

sslblider Spa9telipibe (5is. y bon
arobem Rei3. Der glutte Rod seigt
nur binten Elm pdar Galten unb fdat
Ioie iiber einen gleihfdrbisen Seioens
rod. lleber ben Hod tpirb Elm bur4
Sifd6ein seiteifter, gelbipeiber Seioens
aiirtel selest, beHen bintsren Satens
fdlub cine turse, flotte Saleife oedt.
Die binten sei9lofene 9luientailIs
fdlIt nit lei6tem 8uui i iiber ben breiz
ten 9iirtel uno lit born unb binten
alei9mGBis nit elmer 12 3on breitsn
Spahtelipibe perSiert. beren slatter
Rdnb auf benS9ultern ie bur6 3 etipd
sinsn balben 3oI breits 8anbipansen
berbunben tpirb, bic nit SdhjHiias!!llen eez
fhmiidt iinb. Den faltigen Stebtras
gen 5iert binten Elm OoppeltOpfden,
BORN eine S9leife aus pliIiirter Seiz
bensaae. gisenartig Iinb bic iebr lans
gen, altbeutIden 9lermel; iis iino
fdrGg seianitten. liesen o9Hs Sutter
6em 9frm faltis auf unb fallen nit ei=
nsr Spise, bic iebo4 nad Ysliebsn
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Oa plOBIib iblug bic piiIte Srduz
merin nit einem bDrbarsn Stud lire
SIuuGualein auf unb inbem lie bei benz
matten Shein Der gtahtIdmps ibren
unaliidli9en @bebsrrn ipis tpabnIinnig
anitisrte, brad fis f4lu@3sno in bic
Dorte aus:
rMGnne, Mdnne, ihldiIt 9u benn2
@ah' bod nal auf, Mann! SD babe
ia einen 70 fiir6tsrlitsn Sraiim gss
babt! Silf mir bod, msin lisbsr
Mann!" = r2lbsr mein ein3iges
@eib," msinte Widnns, inbsm er nit
b:iosn gstnen Gus benz Bette iprans,
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Goitiim aus Seibe NIT
9difemsnterie.

Oas aud fir iunss 5rauen pa7enoe
aleio (5igur - bsitsbt aus peib uno
bslIblau geItreifter. glGnaenoer Seioe
unb 1T nit paHementsrie aus creme
fdrbener Seibe, &rpitaQ= unb Silbsr<
perlen ausgeItuttet. Der Rod 1T glatt,
untsn aussebost unb fdnt loIe iiber
einen 3od aus fpeiber Seibe, Der nit
elmer 5 1s2 3on boben Puffe aus ses
ftreiftem Stoff besren3t lit. an ben
Seitsn aiert ben Rod ie cine IS 3oI
iauge 9aIementerieborte, bic unten
Ipib duslGuft. Der 9iirtel beitebt aus
Qsaleenrotbem, breitem 8anoe uno
fGllt binten in lansen Gnoen uuo
S6leifen bernieoer. Die Saille aug
leGlblauer SsiOensaae TT bluIenartiJ
sinqefrduit; iie bat binten unb born
einen edigen 9tusf9nitt, an BEN Die
Gase nit tlsinem S0pf9er abIdfisBt.
6eitli6 piro Der 9lusfdnitt glei6faIs
nit 9uHemerterieborte besren5t, bic
i'm Giirtel perI6ipinbet unb beren
ssprtIebung Die 9arnitur bes gtodes
bilbet. Sin apart um5uleeenber &rds
aen aus blauer. setrdufter Seibensase
tpirp BORN nit breiten &0pfdsn aes
ithloIIen unb lit an ben Seiten nit ae=
sooenen RoIetten ssidmiidt. giaenz
artia limb bic aalblunsen 9Lermsl.
,pelde man am Oberarme bi9t in
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Sn sIri3ona'S @ploeruben.

Inter ben GolOgrdbsrn nnb pro<
lpeetoren bon 4ri5ona fpielt cine iuaae
Dame, yfellis @uibmun nit geamen,
feine gerinse Rolle. Dor etfpa 6 ssabs
rem lam iie, oamuls Elm II Sabre dltss
Wfdo6en, aus Dodge GitD, 3dn., nat4
ben Srubenbiitricten bes Giibpeitens
unb untsr Der 9(nIsituna hires grubers
Sdmes, pelher bic Stslluns eincs Su=
psrintenbentsn uno Winerdlpqen Der
Sucfon Minen innebatts, eripdrb Iie Ii6
in perbdltniBmGBis turaer 3sit sriinbs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-11

Sabre lang unO in bieIsr StelIung mar
er unermiiolid fir bic Sntsrefen Der
&oblsnsrGbsr tbdtis. Der 2sgislatur
BON Sbio gsborte er tpGbrsnb Der Sabre
1984-S5 als ReprdIentant bon
Start gountp an uno unter 9oupsr>
neur Campbell mar er @orItsber bss
ItatiitiIbsn Qrbeitsbursdus ieinss Seis
matbsitaates. gls SrsaniIator bes
groben 9oblsngrGbsrItreifs i'm nerz
flofsnen Srii6iabre lit Me8rios gang
DEFENDERS in bic Oeffentliateit sstrss
ten.
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II { B ertrum m , 1T.

uebertrumpft, GrI!:r
gt:iisnSsr: Wein 9aus bat ftp felt 2
sSahrsn 10 pergrDBsrt, oaB be 8iIan3
nit s:uer SebnIteGig.n 3abI abIhl.sbt.
= 3peiter RsiIsnbsr: O1s iii gar
ni&ts, Oi: gilana in msinsm GeI3GIt
Itliebt nit elmer 3abl a6, Die bon fs:s
mem glnasItslltsn anIer,s !9auIss auss
aeIprphsn iuerSen tann!
= proBen Stunbpuntt.
profefor: pllno narum 3isbs; sic
si9entli9 SoeIss bem SdilIer porg" =
@elbmsni6: rSdillsr mar GROCER
0idter unb Goethe mar sroB,r DID.
ter; @oetbs maS absr aud iuc5lbahsas
fsy WuRn!"
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Sobn WeSsioc.

stuf rem Gonpent gu 0enpsr, Gol.,
1T Der bisberiss prd iibent Der Winens
arbsitsr, Sobn Me8ribe, gum Prdiis
benten Der sSebsration Of 2abor gepdblt
porben. Der @ripGblt. lit elm psrs
bdltniBmdBig iunser Wann, bsnn er
adblt crit 40 Sabre. Sm nprbpeItli=
6sn Obio geborsn. ipurbe er i9on als
elfidbriser 3ndbs Uainenarbeitsr (DaIs
iertrdgsr). 2lls prGiiosnt Der rSbio
miners 4fociution" funsirts er iiebsn
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@Iiid. Wirth: MEL.

= @GHd. 8irt6: .8ea, nie
par's Oenn auf Der Sasba Slid gee
babt?" = SonntagsiGger: u&olohai!
Oort nein 5reunb bat 3ipsimal grade
nod 10 tnapp an mir por6eiseI6oTien!"
= Reuer Stetgerungss
arunb. Sausberr (5u isiner Sat
tin): Su, fhau nur: 9eseniibsr 1T
Elm rsisenber iunger MaHn eingsso>
aen, mir miihsn iofort ale jene Yars
tsisn. tpslhe bsiratbsfdbige s0tter be-
IiBsn, iteigern."
-0erpirrt, Gr Ceuri0:
.oisbGen, LAB Did tiiiIsn!" = Sic
(uerfpirrt): nNein. n.in - aber mad
,af1, IS tpmmt Ssmanb!"
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elli. Cub m a n.

life &enntniiTs auf benz @etiste ber
Minsralosie. 70 bab ibr ltrt6etl iiber
bic Nualitdt Der @r5e bon ben 9oloz
erGbsrn ais mabgebeno dnseiebeu iuirb.
Nsllie Guibman mar bic Grits ihres
@eI6le6ts in bem Camp Sarqua gala
untsr msbr als 1900 8srsleuten. gluf
ibren sablrsi6en Grpebitipner IN bus
9ebirss trdst iie itsts n9loomers".
9ie iungs Dame, lpelfe an Gnersie
tsinsm Wanne raditsbt, Deritebt ii9
auh isbr gut auf Speculutionen in
@rubeneigsntbum uno sebOrt itets gu
bsn @ritsn, tpenn es ii4 um pie auss
beutuns neu entbsdter gralaser hdnz
BELT.
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auh bo9geIdlasen tpsrben lam, iibsr
bic Sanb; bic aermel peroen, am
9lrme in reselloien Galten emporges
fdo6en. Dem obsren Sbsile 1T cine
poIle. in Der Mitte ssIblibte Puffe aus
SsiOsntrepp aufeeiest, aus oeren
Spalts Elm Baui9 bon bidt pliiiirter
Seibsnguse quilt. Sie Rdnoer oes
G9libss iinb nit Orabtbanb bendbt
unb nit breitem Saffetbanb beosd!.
bas auf Der S9ulter nit elmer Saleife
aus z 3Oll lansen Sdlinsen abi9liebt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-24
THE NEWSPAPER Law.

l. All subscribers who d ,no1
give express notice to the con-
trary are considered wishing
to continue their subscription.
:. If subscribers order the
diccontinuance Of their period
icals, the publisher may con-
tinue to send them until all
arrearages are paid,
}. If subscribers refuse or
neglect to take their period
icals from the office to which
they are directed, they are
responsible until they have set
tied their bills and ordered
theM discontinued.
4 Subscribers moving to
ether places without informing
the publisher. and the papers
are sent to the former address,
they are held responsible.
5 The courts have decided
that refusing to take period
sails from the Office, or remov-
ing and leaving them uncalled
for, is primafacie evidence of
intended fraud.
II subscribers pay in ad-
vance they are bound to give
notice at the end of the time
if they do not wish to continue
takiog it; otherwise the pub
Usher is authorized to send it,
and the subscrib er " II be re-
'ponsible until an express
notice with all arrtarages, are
sent t. the publisher.
The latest postal laws are
uch that newspaper publishers
can arrestany one for fraud
Who takes a paper ard refuses
o pay for it. Under the law
he man who allows his sub
to run along some
lme unpaid, and then or
ers the postmaster to mark
refused and have a postal
ard sent notifying the pub
sher, leaves himself liable to
rrest and fine, the same as for
heft.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-24
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-28

Dundee, Tex. May PA very heavy
rain at this place Friday and Satur-
day.. Farmers at work. Fruit in
this section has not boon killed.. -. The
closing exercises OF tho Dundee high
school closed the 25th OF this month.
l give below as much OF the program
as l remember:
Song of Welcome-By School.
His Own Sweet Bouquet (dialogue).
Waiting for the $40 Train (dialogue).
Duet, Observation-Disclosures Emma
and Ellen Tidwail.
Song-By School.
Recitatlon.-M Bonnie Raborn.
Instrumental Duet--By Florence CID
dens and Miss Annie Raborn.
Fan Drill--By Ten Young Ladies'.
Speak Little 1.ouder''--Song. duet,
by Florence Giddens and Merrell
Smyth
win Crown Them with Roses
Sung by School.
The program was quite long. taking
two hours to get through with H..
Miss Lille Billah OF Fulda, Tex. spent
Friday night with us en- route 70
Bowie, to be gone three months. MIR
Jameson OF Archer City will speak
here Thursday on prohibition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-28

made daily trips over Texas soil. Mr.,
Green, president and general manager:
MT Buttz, train dispatcher, and the
entire train crew were kept busy an
swering questions, some OF which were
or the ludicrous order At Galveston
the throng that WAS present 10 see the
train move out with electric lights was
immense, and gave the passengers and
the Midland hearty cheer.
The work on the new odd Fellows
han Will soon be under way. a large
lot of material win soon be on the
ground. The lot has been prepared
for the building.
The recent rains have thoroughly
saturated the soil in these parts. and
prospects for good crops cheer the
farmers hearts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-28
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

For the anniversary picnic of the
Woodmen OF the World TO be given at
Fort Worth, the Chicago. Rock Island
and Texas will sell round trip tickets
at one fare limited TO June Z.
There Will be a negro excursion to-
day to Little Rock over the Texas and
Pacific.
D. NJ. Hunt, travelling passenger
agent OF the Queen and Crescent, head
quarters at Dallas. was here yester-
day
j. Y. Goode, superintendent OF the
Fort Worth and Denver, Is on tour
Of Inspection over the road.
c. d. Sloat, assistant general ticket
and passenger agent Of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Texas. Is in Chicago
Thirteen carloads OF sheep are IN the
pens feeding to be shipped north over
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
Ed kulhoff. while working In the
Texas and Pacific roundhouse. had n
finger OF his right hand cut off by a
buzz saw yesterday.