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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10

StlAltIt W. DSptIpuli2 HUtb Utt w
oanieier, lueeen oeIen bas glatt be-
ihla9nabmt woroen mar, lit iiber=
idrleben: vSas opnaltiIA=milittrila ae
6eit".
Oeiterrei9 Il lngarn.
9onoon, 3. Sept.
Cine SepeIte aug Yuoapeit meloet,
oab cine SerleBung. welde Der grsbers
500 Saoisl0us seiterh auf Der Saso,
in g8aloe bon 9lspa in lln9aru, ers
lit, ernitliher 1T, als anfduglib an=
9enOmmen rurbe. Sie &ugel. pelte
Gen Slifttncben oes GrSber;ogs ourb.
bo6rte, entiiinoete cine glnsabl Batro=
nen in Ieiner Sal6e, Wpourb feline
Sleioung in grano gerietb. Der Be-
ridt Der ben GrsberSos bebanoelnoeu
asr5te miro nit llngeoulo erluartet.
Suoapet, 6. Sept.
gr3ber3Og 2aoislaus erldg beute iriib
Den TerlssunSen, Die er iid am MOu=
tag ourh oas pOrSeitise 2Osssben ieis
ner 6linte auf Der Saso in ben @dls
bern BON 9lspa SugeSossn bate.
6rautreid.
Yaris, 3. Sept.
gs beiBt, paB Die polisei cine MIDI
tige Spur sur Gntoedung oes 9lttens
t6ters auf oas Geben oes garons
Alfons BON Iotbibilo aufaefllnoen bat.
Sas 9lttentat lpurbe betanutlib am "a.
'Nugult 9emabt, uno Spar ourd lleber=
Ienoung zines Eadetes, peldes cine
SOllenmaibine entbislt, burd bic Der
prlpatletretGr oss garpns, 3aotopiB
'awere VerlsBun8en oauUntrug.
Paris, 5. Sept.
Die bisiise Hotbibilo'ibe Sant mar
beute abermals Der Sbauplab zines
auardIliiiben slttentats. I'm balb
4 llbr beute gtabmittag betrat elm
Wann Don Der Hue &aiitte aus oas
Santgebdlloe. Sn Der gorballe be-
mertte ein bort Bate baltenoer@e leim=
pplBlIt, wle Der 6remoe beitdfti9t
mar. Die 2unte elmer Yombe, pelhe er
bel lib trug, nit elmer brennenoen
Cigarette anSu;iinoen. Die an Der
legteren beiinolibe 9llte perbinoerts
Die lofortige Gllt,llnoung Der 2unte,
uno Der SrGger Der Vpmbe, Der plob=
lib lab, 0aB er beOba1tet merbe, lbleu=
oerte Die SOmbe auf ben teppibbeIe9ten
6uBbooen. Die gombe erplooirte
leOob ni6t uno Der Mann muroe per=
baItet. gtab oem YoliseigepabrIam
9ebrabt, geltano er ouielbit fred Elm,
oaB er eiu 2lnarbilt lei.
Gbe er bon Dem 8ebeimpolisiIten
uno einem S1ubmauue, DER oemIelben
gu Salfs aeellt mar, iiberwaltist wuroe,
leBte er lib nit einem Halirmel1er our
gSebre. Sie pOliSsi slaubt aus benz
9luslebeu oes GerbaIteten iblisben gu
oilrien, oaB oerlelbs ein 9ruoer BON
papels ut, Der Die GrploIion in Der
WtaoeleirHtirbe peruriGtte. ST 1T
etpa 33 Sabre alt uno bon mittlerer
8r0Be. gr bat buitige glusenbraueu
unb eiuen tursen Sbnurrbart. gr
BAT einen iinlteren @elibtsuusoruf uno
cine blaIie Oslbtsfarbe. Gr bat Die
1eppDnbeit, bduiig Die 6dulie su ball
len. Sn Der Prdiettur weigerte er
|ib, ieinen gtamen ooer feline Yelhdf=
ti9ung dnSU9eben. @r trug eineu
ountlen glnSug uno ein rptbgeitreiites
Semo. Die SOmbe mar aus elmer
Sataoblechbitbie gema6t, Die ein bal-
bes Yiuno entbielt. sic mar nit
Yinofaoen lno 0rabt umluidelt. gln
Der Seite Der Siibe befano iih elm
runoes, ein Siertel 3oll grobes 2ob,
aus luelbem ein peiBlldes Puluer ber=
ausiiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10

DER TDqnlan0 tetften S@aoen 9enDms
men, MIR oas lei6tere Solstpert au
Sef mar SiemIi6 mitgenommen wors
ben.
9onoon, 4. Sept.
2aut elmer 9lnsabe oes Setretdrs oer
2onoon Saiebaa NHuciation, q. 9.
@oOt, bat Die engliite 3eiie oes Bottom
9lmateur gaieball Club nit einem
ibmdblihen Siasco geenoet, uno einise
Wtit0lieoer oeilelben treiben iib pOllig
nltellos in SOnoon berum. Sm
8esenlabe gu friiberen gertdteu bat
ll6 in gnglano rirgenos bas serin9ite
Snterelle iiir oas gaiebaa=Spiel tuno-
9eseben. Sn gtew 9altle iparen 2aip-
ion uno GaaGett bonn ygoitou Seam"
geSwungen, ibre ubren als geeleibung
fiir ibre $otelrednuna suriidSulahen.
Die Sonoou 9lhOciation bate Spei
Spiele arrangirt, bon oenen ems
9eItern i'm arpitaa Yalalt asipielt
tuuroe, pabreno oas anoere am.Sams=
tag in galbam itattfinosn iollte' Gum
9eltrl9en Spiele batten li6 nur 1900
perlonen eiugefunoeu. Webrere Wiit=
9lieoer oes rSeam" babeu bereits Die
Staot perlalen. ollie ipdteren Gns sage.
ments lino aufgeaeben poroen. Glasfe,
Der friiber oem Sowaro Club anNe.
h0rte uno Burt, Der su ben princetoncr
Spielern geb6rte, baben Miffabrts-
billets mad Imerita, aber Banbsr,
gtapnarb, 2eper uno Neale baben teiu
(5elo, um ibre Seimfabrt be5ablen 3u
t0unen.
Gu lamb.
Berlin, 5. Sept.
Der Correspondent oes 2otai=2lnssi.
gers IN Petersburg beltdtigt bic 9fabz
'ribt, oaB bic ieit Gur3em enttaltete
Sbdtistelt Der Nibiliten es notbpenois
mahte. alle Sdritte uno gemesunseu
oes sesentpdrtisen g;ars ebeuio iora-
idltig 81 beiua6en, ipie Die ieines
Saters 9lleranoer III. in Der seidbrlid.
ten 3eit ieiuer Iegieruug, bewaht
puroen. Sie G3ariu, bersn 9tieoer.
tunit I'M October er,partet tpirb, leioet
in Jolse Der Dem GSaren brobenoen
Gefabren an bo99raoiSer NeruOlirdt.
Spanien.
Mabrib, 1. Sept.
Sin pOlniIdsr 8raf, Mamers Sob.
tirt, Der iib dls pai1agier alaf benz
ametitanii4en Sampfer y9lQianca" be.
'fano. ais auf oenielben auf Der 6Obe
bon Sap Mapii, Guba, bon einem ipa.
nii9en &anonenboote 9efdoHen ipu,'oe.
uno Der ben Gapitdu Der vglQiancu"
be19uloi9t. feline 3eugenausiagen, oaB
Die rglllanca" &riegscOntrebauoe aN
goro sebabt uno iib in ipuniiden 8es
wllfern befunoen babe, u1meroriift 81
baben, lit bier angetomnnn unb bat
nit Dem Griegss uno bem Slotten.
minilter cine geiprebuns iikr bic An.
9elegenbeit gebabt. Sie Hesierung
lebnt es inoehen ab, bic Grase nod.
mails aufs Sapet 81 bringen. 8rGI
Sobtirt bat feline 9lniidt iiber ben Sor.
fal in 3eitunseu berDIientlibt uno bic
9lrtltel baben bier cine SeniatiLN ber.
porserufeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10
Yetersbur9, ST., ). Sept.

9luf einem &ii6enofen itebeno,
wuroen beute in Der @iebausiieaung
bon Wenaro Gountp in oieiem Staate
98illlam o. Wtiller uno SRI. GliSa
Soblmer feierlidlt getraut. Zen Sfen
erbielten lie oann ais 9ObieitsgeIbent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10
Qincplu. SQ.. 9. Gebt.

3ur 6eier bes slrbeitertages aeb0rte
bier aud elm 9lufltieg oes ,ProiellOrs"
6reD nit Dem SaaOn uno Serabtom=
men i'm 5aaIdirm. Ser l7idbrige Sas.
Sroins belt bel Der 8ele9eubeit Waul=
anen fell unb lab iib aui einmal nit
ben Strifen, Die iib I'm ibn Derluifelt
battsu, in bic 2uit 9e5ogen. Ser
2uitibiiier rief ibm 81, lib it'll gu per=
balten unb niht IOs3ulanen. sSn
$500 SuB 90be 8eridnitt PrOi. 5rr
ben Strif, Der ben 6alllhirm belt,
uno lanoete nit ieinem unireiiuilli9en
6jefdbrten 9liifli9 in einem WeIit=
tornieloe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10

nieoer. SiinI3e6n Gilternagen uno
elm 9rOBer 8prratb bon 0aaren wur=
ben serltOrt, uno Der gerlult pirO auf
1865, 600 perani1la9t.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12
rHE couRl1n

that he i more generally quoted BY
preachers and teachers, than any other
Bible writer. Thst the teachings Of
Paul are 10 accordance With the other
Bible authorities 10 easily ascertained
by comparison.
The old Testament from beginning to
end teaches that woman was created
for. and taught to consider herself
subordinate to man. and by God's
direct command. In Gen., 2 it 10 de-
creed that q wo nan giving birth to
maid child should be uncleanly, and
punished twice as long ~ mad her child
been OF the other sex.
Again look at the different standards
OF morality. recognized by the Bible in
regard to men and women; by the
direct command Of God whom he was
leading his people through the wilder
ness to the promised land. and tell me
csndidly. was not Paul. and every man
and woman who would follow Paul's
foot steps and the Bible teachings
justified in believing, that woman was
created to be subordinate to man; and
90 is it not q dangerous presumption"
on her part to claim to be mans equal?
Tha: she does this 10 an open secrst.
and while it does not yet appear what
ehe NAV do. who will doubt that the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12
MAN AND WOMAN
To The EDrroK OF The CoURrER.


To The EDITOR OF The COURIER.
Having been taught from my earliest
RECOLLECTION that the Bible was Gods
osoaee to man. I would naturally be
panied by the very easy and perhaps l
may say jocose manner in which the
editors OF Tar COURIER treat "Bible
Student's- inquiry. 1t is true that
Paul in speaking OF marriage, Cor. Z
chap, admitted that he was not speak
ing by commandment. but by permits
sion, Is one who had obtained mercy Of
the Lord, 70 be faithful; but in no pas.
sage in which he treats Of the subor-
dination Of woman to man does he init
mate that he is not speaking by inspir-
alton, and to assume otherwise may be
q dangerous presumption" unless We
are prepared to abandon the inspiration
Of the Scriptures and admit them to be
mans work. I will quote a few pas
sages from the Bible that we may
understand what it teaches on this
subject.
LIST Cor IL Chap: "But would have
you know that the head OF every man
10 Christ. and the head OF every woman
10 the man, for the man is not OF the
woman, but the woman OF the man.
Neither was man created for tie woman,
but the woman for the man."
IA Chap: Let your women keep
silence in the churches. for it is not
permitted unto them to speak, but they
are commanded to be under obedience,
and il they will learn anything let them
ask of their husbands at home, for it is
g shame for woman to speak in the
Eph. Chap: wives submit to
your own husbands as unto the Lord,
for the husband is the head OF the wife
even as Christ is the head OF the church.
Therefore as the church is subject to
Christ. 30 let the wife be to her own
husband in everything"
LIST Pet. Bird Chap: Likewise ye
wives be in subsection to your own hus-
bands and We husband giving honor
unto the wife as the weaker vessel"
LIST Tim. 2nd Chap: .::Let the women
learn with silence with all subsection,
but suffer not a woman to teach or
usurp authority over the man, but to
be in silence. for Adam was first formed,
then Eve, and Adam was not deceived
but the woman being deceived was in
the transgression."
The above are four Bible utterances
on the question nnder discussion, and
while the Apostle Paul has been largely
quoted. it is because of bis clear cut
teachings, as is evidenced by the fact
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

Go to Claryis APEX" Cigar Store for
your cigars and tobacco, Ill No. 18th st.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

Genuine Coal Greek Canyon City Hot
Springs coal at the Whitebreast Coal Co.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

You'll never realize what real good
bread is until you have made it OF
Shogo" -four.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

They have nothing to conceal, no apollo
gies to make. Their records speak for
themselvef Yours truly,
TIE EDIroR.
Again comes the report that the late
Mr.. Majors being asked IL he was can
didate Tor governor again. said Il am
not candidate; but I have always been
ready to answer any call from my coun-
try, and l am ready now" That 10 we'll.
II Mr.. Majors will just continue to wait
until be 10 called it will be oil right.
The danger 10 that he will come without
calling. He has done that many times
before. and he has got in the habit OF
Il. The chances Of Mr.. Majors ever
having any call for him to be candi.
date for governor again are 90 remote
that they are not worth considering.
In the first place nobody will cali. and
then IL there should be any sound Mr..
Majors could not hear it. The toob IN
which he now reposee in daup and sor-
rowful oblivion is far removed from the
busy walks Of the living. No ordinary
sounds penetrate ito solid, tangible
gloom. The quiet 10 unbroken and win
Be unbroken, No Invitation to tske mp
the battle again will ever come to this
shipwrecked mariner. He 10 beyond
call.
Poor Mr. Rosevster! OF late his
lines have not fallen in pleasant places.
He has sowed the seeds Of abuse and
is reaping harvest OF misery. Troubles
are coming upon him. and he 10 being
weighed down by grievious vexatione.
II 10 not the suit for e50,O0O damages
which G. NJ. Hitchcock, alias the
World Publishing Company. recently
commenced. That is a balm to the
running sore. The Bee OF late has not
besn holding its own, and there is much
personal humiliation in this. Then in
the great game Of politics in which the
querulous editor hse been wont to try
his skill-too often his opponents have
been able to crack their heels together
and cry "Checkmater' Things have
been going badly. The refusal OF the
supre ne court Of Nebraska to receive
the decoration known as the Rosewater
collar--the cruel disappointment in the
matter OF the Omaha fire and police
commission-this was a serious blow 10
the man who but recently was called
-aa after dark production on the cross
roads between Bohemia and Judea."
No wonder this defeat gave rise to q
report that Mr.. Rosewater will shortly
retire from the management OF the
Bee. But another blow was in store for
the man who has been punching some-
body all his life.
1t came in the triumphant re-nom-
instion Of Judge Cunningham r. Scott.
Scott 10 generally credited as being
somewhat erratic and very much un.
balanced judge; an honeet man. but
iraecible. lacking altogether in the
traditional Judicial temperament. In
the ordinary course If affairs the people
Of Douglas county would have certainly
retired him from the bench with celebrity.
But Rosewater's persecution has made
martyr Of him. and his re nomination
wac nothing more nor less than
rebuke to the malicious editor. In his
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

and Low are making . frank open can.
vass among the people Of the county.
They have nothing to conceal, no apollo
gies to make. Their records speak for
themselvef Youn truly,
The EDIroR.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
FIRE IN THE OLD MARKET.
Wallnbout, brooklyn, Had n Lively
D1nRc To-day.

Fire occurred shortly after 1 o'clock
this afternoon in the corner building OF
Wallabout Market. Washington ana
Flushing avenues. Brooklyn. The strong
northwest wind blowing a gale OF about
forty miles an hour famed the flames.
The five buildings on the Flushing
avenue block were destroyed.
The flames shot across Flushing ave-
nue. to the lumber yard of Beers &
Ressequil
Three alarms were turned in, and de-
spite the strong wind, the firemen pre-
vented the flames from doing much dam
age in the lumber yard.
The buildings destroyed were owned
by Charles Smith. They were two-story
frame structures. and were occupied by
commission merchants. whose stock is
destroyed.
The occupants OF the building were
Schmidt, dealer In produce Littin Bros,
produce: Hirschberg e. Co. fruit: Dis
sendorf, fish: Eugene Wadsworth gro
ceries and McCalligan, fruits.
among orange boxes. The origin of the
fire Is not known. 1t will be investi-
gated by the Fire Marshal.
The buildings were to he torn down
within the next few days by the city and
the work OF erecting IA new market was
to begin. The total loss Is estimated at
$4,000.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Wants the AIimOny Reduced,

Gustavus W. Pelrer formerly travelling auditor
for tho United Gas improvement Company. ap.
piled to the Supreme Court to-day for a reduc-
,lon In the alimony OF $50 a week which he has
been ordered to pay to his wife pending her ,ult
for separation. lie says he 10 S. 600 in debt. lie
admits that h. owns q naphtha launch, hut says
he Is trying TO sell It. His wife. he says. lives
at 2l5o Finn avenue In good style and 10 10
possession ~ all Of their furniture. Peiner IL
member ~ the Indian River Yacht club and lives
at the Hotel Balmor1l. His wife says she has
been forced to accept position as visitor to
the poor ~ Grace Church at u salary Of o26 .
month In order to support herself
The evening world., 1895-03-28
EXPELLED FROM THE CHURCH.
Split In the Congregation of . Ger
man Baptist SOciety.

The congregation OF the German Bap-
tist Church. in the vicinity of Amsterdam
and West End avenues. appeared by
counse. before Judge McAdam in Special
Term of the Superior Court. to-day. to
show cause why Fritz Conrad. Edward
Sawitzky, George kearfarle and Marie
HuppCrt should not be reinstated as
members In good standing.
On behalf of the congregation. 1t was
said the expelled members circulated
slanderous reports of the President of
Board of Trustees, and endeavored to
spread dissension In the church. They
also failed to pay their dues for three
months and al regularly called meet
ing of the church members on Feb. 4.
they were notiiiel they would be given
hearing in answer to charges pre-
ferred against them.
The expelled members deny that they
received notice that charges were pen1-
ing against them previous to expulsion.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Aico JOoAE HrhoiNE.
Shortly after 10 o'clock to-day Mr.
Mcconnell was using some alcohol for
cleaning purposes in the rear OF his
ohice. Miss Sawyer was assisting him.
Just how Mr.. Mcconnell cannot now
tell, but tho receptacle containing the
liquid slipped from his hand and fell to
the floor. The vessel was smashed into
fragments and the alcohol was scattered
over Mr.. McConnelrs clothing.
There was a lighted gas Jet Just over
Mr.. McConnell's head. The fumes from
the liquid instantly ignited. and the
flames communicated to Mr.. McConnell's s
saturated clothing The next instant
hs was ablaze from the waist up and
was fighting for his life.
Miss Sawyer screamed for assistance.
Mr.. Mcconnell threw or his coat, but
his hair was blazing md SO was his
shirt about the shoulders.
Miss Sawyer tore of her apron and
threw 1t around Mr.. McConnelrs head.
omothering the flames.
Mr.. Miles. In the front office, had
neerd Miss Sawyer's cries. and rushed
in At this juncture. He took the apron
from the trembling girls hands and
At that time 1t was thought that the
flames had not communicated TO the
woodwork, but some OF the ignited alco-
MOL had leaked through crcvices In the
Socr. and the timbers between the moor
ana the ceiling below were on fire.
G. Il. Mcbride. another employee.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
IN BURNING ALCOHOL.
Publisher MCCONNELL Saved BY a
Pluoky Girl and an Apron.
She Quickly Smothered the Flames
In His Hair and Clothing.
Small Panic Caused by . Fire II
Chambers Street.

That d. H. Mcconnell. President Of
the Union Publishing House. on the
third floor of 126 Chambers street. was
not burned to death or blinded and hor-
hibly disfigured for life this morning is
wholly due to the promptness and brav-
cry of his young woman clerk, Miss Josie
SAWYER, and l.. j. Miles. who Is also
employed in the office.
Al It Is. Mr.. Mcconnell was sent to
the Hudson Street House OF Relief. his
hair and mustaci,e badly singed. his
hands fearfully blistered and his face
ocorched.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
These Germans Want once.

The German Republicans OF the Nineteenth As
rembly District last night. at Berkeley Hail. 125
Amsterdam avenue. adopted resolutions asking the
Mayor TO appoint some German to ONCE. Otto II.
Raucn presided. J. H. WertI. Adoph Goehel. II.
C. Mengel and others complained OF tho utter
neglect ~ the German Republican element In the
a appoin tments thus far made by the Mavor. The
German Republican organization refused TO
operate with tho German Reform Union In u joint
demand for recognition through Mr.. Fidler. of the
Office Of sheriff Tamseu.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
MitcheIl.Wnlsh Contest.

Hearing in the Mitchellwalsh Congressional
contest was resumed this morning before Referee
Iioar at ~ Pine street. Frank Hermin. Of 10
Bowery testified to having received 81 for voting
the straight Democratic ticket at the last election.
Hermin said he sure he had voted the
straight Democratic ticket. because he saw the
names OF Morton and Strong on It. lie seemed
quite indignant when Walsh asked him II he
lived Ia cheap lodging houses, and replied mo.
sir Some Of them charge % cents night
The evening world., 1895-03-28
prOf. IIerrmann's = Seized Goods.

Lawyer J. j. Frank levied on appliances and
apparatus used by Prof Hermann. the magician
In satisfaction Of a Judgment. Mrs Adcte Herr
mann put In claim that the property seized be-
longed to her and obtained an injunction restrain
ing the sheriff from selling It. She also brought
suit against Frank for $50. 900 damages for pub
lcat'on ~ the seizure and her inability to fulhi
theatrical contracts. Judge Giegerich was asked
to-day for order compelling Mrs Hermann
to furnish bill Of particulars. The hearing was
adjourned for one week.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Ex-POLICEMAN DENIES IT.
Schneider says lie Did Not Even
Know Of His wife's Arrest,

Ex-Police,1an Charles s. Schneider.
whose wife was arraigned In the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday and pa
rolled for examination on Saturday on
the charge OF keeping a disorderly house.
denies her story that he is prosecuting
her. He Is suing for divorce. and pend
ing the hearing she wants allmony and
counsel fecD.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Death of Mrs. Agnes ". Russell.

Agnes Mnnroe Russell. wife ~ Col r. A. J.
Russell. who had been I'll for several month";.
died last evening at her residence, So Seventh
avenue Mrs. Russell well known in he
literary world. where her writings under the nom
de plume Of Agnes Munroe. were widely read.
She was for a long time editor OF Tho club.
and enjoyed the distinction OF being the only
man editor OF a magazine. She was President Of
the Dining cub and an active worker in the
womens clubs of the city.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Dcttinn Gernrd's Husband Married.

Miss Edyine Grant. a New York girl. sister "a
the Countess OF Essex. was married yesterday In
the American Chapel at Rome to Arthur Paiel
ford OF Baltimore Padelfnrd was formerly the
husband OF Be,tlna Gerard. the actress.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

ViNITA. l. r. March 2s.--Ex-Congressman
Springer. the new Judge Of the Northern District
OF this Territory. with Judge Winston. Of Ill
nois. arrived here to-day. A reception was ten
dered them at the Western Hotel by the Ninita
bar. II Ia thought the first term VIII sit at
Ninlta June l.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Lady Charlotte Ann Thyme. Dowager
Duchess of Buccleuch. was born In 1911
she was daughter Of the second Mar
quis OF Bath and married. in 1890, the
flfdl Duke OF Buccleuch. From ls4l to
1886 she was Mistress OF the Robes. and
was a close personal friend of Queen
Victoria
The evening world., 1895-03-28

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invalid, but they do admire woman in
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The flashing eye, elastic step, and bril-
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# womb trouble; only the distressed
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medicines.