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1NNNooENr onmnnEN PERISH
To Gratlfy the R.vsngo of Two Boys.
Awtul Fro In Mexico,

To Crafty tho R-VSnEo OF Two Boys.
Awfui Fire In Mexico.
SAN ASroSrA, T'ExAs, Nov ia Spo.
cial from Grenada, Mexico. dated No.
yomber 10, says: A school building
hero, in which 15o children WOro pres.
ont, caught FIRE and before anything
could be done the whole building was
ablaze, and in spite of tho hOrOir efforts
Of tho people the building was destroy.
cd. Thirty-one charrSd bodies, In.
GLIDING tho teacher, have so far been
taken out. The fro 10 believed to be Of
incsndiary origin, aud two boys who
had been severely punished by the
teacher and suspended from school are
bORoYcd to bo tho authors Of the crime.
They have bOen arrested, but 30 far
have not confessed.
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ApABe,s AwFun DEATH.


Terribly burned In tho Presence Of Its
Invnlld Mother.
Special Dhpd,sh TO nc Iaitaigcnotr
PARERRsBuRo, W. Va, Now ia
rcporr mas just roackod hero Of a hOr.
rible accident which happened last
Thursday at Tildon Ridge, near Walk.
or's, which is about fifteen miles from
this city. in which the inIan! son, Joe,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. West was burned aud
scaldcd SO badly that 1t died that night,
The particulars Of tho awful affair are
terribloin tho extreme. Tho child was
playing near the stove, whom 1t gave
way and foil upon the infant, burning
1t from tho knees down. As tho little
follow lay fastened down by tho
stovo a pot OF boiling beans
had upset and was Epilling It's
contents out upon tho ohild's head and
face, burning aud scaIdIug II in u terri.
bic manner. Mrs West, who is an in.
valid, screamed for hclp and Sprang
from her bod. Shn wa, too weak. how.
ovoE, and fell over a chair. breaking QUO
Of hor ribs Almost frantic at tho
baby's pcrilous position, she summoned
enough strength to crawl on tho hands
aud knooS to tho baby, and lifting the
stove directed another sou, four years
old, to pull tho baby out from under
tho stove, which he did. DR.. Johnson,
OF Volcano, was summoned and worked
with tho baby until that night, when
1t died,
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A ronruNE.rnLLrn n,s WORK

Advised crnEr Man to XIII George M.
Palm 'n aud ons of nIa Man.
CmcAdo. Nov. l2.-Thc litc of George
NJ. Pullman aud that OF John b. GritTiu,
the manager 81 tho Pullman building in
this city, wero mOnaccd by an insane
man tonight Both mon were to have
bcon shot and killed on or before the
l7Lh aud eth OF this mouth. Tho delay
OF the maniac in making up his mind
who should DO tho first victim, gave tho
police timO to arrest him. Tho pris.
onor was William sherman, who has
boon employed as a window cleaner
around the Pullman building. A wo.
man iortunc.ullnr Is ns present held
responsible for tho suggestion that
placed tho lives Of Mr. Pullman and his
manager Ia jeopardy aud tho police are
now ondoavoring to find hOr, aud ask
why sho advises her patrons to commit
murder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

CLEVELAND. O.. Nov, l2,-IIenry Do
Lawrence, young Polish attorney, ex-
poets to have between 800 aud 400 POlOs
in this city, about November 20, ready
to join tho Cuban insurgents The
fighting spirit runs high among tho
Polus In Cleveland, their leaders declar.
ing that II they cannot fight for tho
freedom Of Poland, they desire TO fight
for Cuba. rAddeus DrojOcki, q young
OlOvolaLd druggist, expects to raise a
fund BuiIiGIont to eend the battalion TO
Iphn
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lSpiASArom', Nov l9,-Oommrndor.
ln.Chlof waIkct to-day iSuod'tIio Oil,
cinl call for thu moutlng Of tho pSOcu.
tvs committee ct tho national council
NJ lhr ndmin,lrNlion NJ tho Mo Honal
utapl Army NJ lllr lionuhIc, " wlll
m0pl In NJ Paul Tuesday, DtComhor 4.
llln Sofl, will ObnsiHl principally OI
mnklnp detailed ntrOnEon Onla lot tho
lgAt Onuaplpmunh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13
WHAT III oosrs


To Have Democratic rhrl1-ExnnrlN FOR
Tou Month, Inil nShlnd Ton Mil,ion~
wAstfSdroS, Now l2,-fho bureau
Of StntlsticaIn la attlcmont oil domestic
OxpottV, isancd to-day, shows tha. dur.
inv tho nonth Of October, 1895, tho OK.
por.s Of bfoadgluai amounted to Sl2,.
al3,353, rs against SO,s1lOOl during
Oclobor, 1894, cotton, sg1BOS,i9j, MS
apain,t $50, $4,000; mncral oils, SfSDl,.
biI, AZ against sj,fBS,0ll; provisions,
Sl3,iI7GIl, ~ against $l9,G3O, ,3H, max.
Ing II total u 80, ,ljO,O2i for October,
1875, nI compared With SjLOjl,Oi) dur
Inr October. 1884 During tho ton
months onlcd October 30 1895, tho
amount oi exports oi tlloao four nrliolo'
was s!Oj,Slg,OlG, which Ia loss, a. com.
pnrcd with tho anlnn period In 1891, Of
$50, 7Oj, ,BDS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

HARRlsBuRo, Nov l2.-Tho official
vote Of the belated Pennsylvania coun.
ties was received at tho state depart
ment to-day. Tho vote for state treas
urer is as follows:
Haywood (Rspublcau), 458,746;
Meyers (DemOcrat), 2s2, ,4sl; Perry (pro.
hibitionist), 2O,77s; Dawson (Psoples),
1902; Anton (Socialist.Iaborl. 1929.
Scattering 81. Haywoods plurality,
l74964. The leading candidate for
Judge OF tho superior court on the Re.
publican ticket is Jud0e Rice. OF Lu.
zerno county, who polled AGO, 500. Smith
(Democrst) 10 elected over YerkoI, his
closest com mpstitor, BY 6,2l4 voteL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

MfSSrlrohM MINI, Now l9.--sur.
priso was croNlOd In business circles
this evening by tho announcement that
Q. NJ. Lofine, conai,lOrol to bo hnan.
Ulnlly ono Of llIo solid mon VI tho north.
wost, had madU an assignment. Two
years ago ho was worth sBjO,O)p. There
arc said 70 bo assets enough 10 nay all
tho Indebtedness ana lcayo n Bnbatnn.
llul balance II tho property 10 not Bacrl.
npnI
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possible to haul maxim guns to Uruan
as It Is difficult and dangerous jour.
noy OF six weeks, for horseman or foot
passenger, through dense tropical
forests, without roads or habitationa.
Even tho mail from Urnan has to be
carried into Venezuela, and Ia there.
alter delivered 10 BriLiah Guiana,
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rnn rExAs rnoun1E.
Tie NNw Bnttisship ,lny bo Ruined by IL
Lack Ot Foresight.

Tile Now BnttlNthip Mhy bn Ruined by -
Laok at Foresight.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.--The battle.
ship Texas has como to griot in tho dry
dock at Now York aud has sustained
injuries, tho oxact extent Of which Is
not known hero at present.
Reports show that about twenty.onO
Of tho botlom frames aud brackets Of
the Texas arc bucklOd from quarter
OF an inch 10 All inch and hall, whilo
tho CGnOnt lining oil tho double bottom
Ia cracked In many places. Whether II
will bB necessary 10 undertake 10 repair
these frames and remove tho dents in
tho bottom cannot DO told until furth-
or examination Ia made, and 10 do this
II may DO necessary to remove oil OF tho
Weights Of tho ship In order TO draw oil
tho Oloyon foot oi water safely, othor.
wiso tho strains might again become
excessive and irroparablo injury follow.
As u result ofthis information tho
department olllciali ara disposed to DO.
llovo that tho Texas was too lightly
built 10 stand hor own weight while In
dock aud II this should DO tho case, II
would cost largo sum OF money aud
much timO to BtraighlOn tho hull. Tho
yoSsul was built on plans purchased
from England, mud II ia said that tho
department officials wcro Of tho opinion
from tho lr1t that tlioy wOtO defective
In that too much In sttnngth has boon
sacrificed In order 10 aaYO wOlght aud
mako tho vessel float ut tho calculated
displacement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

NEw Yonx, Nov. l2.-oGioiuls Of the
Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Mis-.
slons, announced to-day that er.Prosi.
dent Harrison will preside at the meet
ing in tho interest Of foreign missions,
at Carnegie Hall next Friday evening.
Ex-Socra,ary OF State John W. Foster
and Rev Francis Clark, D. D., ot Bos.
ION. will bo tho speakers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

wAamSuroN Nov lg,.-llo cublo rc.
port that Nn expedition Of throo maxim
guns, nily mcnnnd ten cnnooa had bOnn
tllrphlchui by British Guiana tp Urunn,
illo scat oi illO trouble with VcnoauOla,
loads officials hero ~ ady that ihn ok
podliIon, II started, will mover roach
Uruan. IL pointed Out that II Is In.
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BLOOD FLOWS
Unchecked in What was Once the
Garden of Eden.
ARMENIAN CHRISTIANS STRIKE
Fearful Hlows at Their FIspdIsh
Turkish Prosecutors,
FIFTEEN THOUSAND THE NUMBER

OF Armenian Men, Women aud Chill.
dren sIala by tho Kurds in tho Ro'
cent Massacres-Tho Ambassadors
Orthe Powers Tired of Waiting for
the sultaa,s Answer and Force
Msy DO Used any Momsnt-TaIk Of
Dspo4InG tho sultaO-rho "sub.
limo Porte" MeCks the Powers of
Europe.
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HAVANA, Nov. l2.-Tho column Of
troops commanded by Col. sandOval, in
q sklrmish In the province Of Santiago
dc Cuba with the insurgsnt forcoS com.
mundod by Va,guoE, killed nino OF the
enemy, who also loft twelve wounded
on tho tlold. Tho troops lost two killed
md hnd nine wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

Nav YoRK, Nov. l2.-on December 9
thoro will bo opened In Masonic temple
fair, held under the auspices Of tho
Daughters OF Cuba. Tho object Of tho
fair will DO to ratsc money with which
10 aid those who arO wounded while
aglling in tho cauaO Of CubOn inde'
nl,ndnnro
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CUBAN DEFEAT
Reported "oniclally" From the Spanish
H0adquartarS

Headquarters
HAVANA, Now l2.-The column Of
General Alvadc, near the military line
at Moron and Ciego Avila, fought aud
dispersed Antonio Mucoo's advance
guard coming from HOlguin, en- route
for province OF Santa Clara. The loss Of
the insurgents was numerous, both Of
the dead and wounded, Three OF the
Spanish soldiers were killed aud one
lieutenant
Nine soldiers wore also wounded.
The insurgents loader Norval, 1t is also
reported in official circles, was surren-
dered with six armed men at Villa
nlnrn
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LoulsvuLbr, Hv, Now IA special
to tho CourIOrJournnl from Mont.
pomory, Ala, aayai Tho bu'inoSs por.
ton Of llOyncsyllO, thiH state, was
almost wiped ont to-day by tlrc with a
total lass Of $4,000, fitlcOn NtorcB Scro
burned. lhu total insurance. Is abodl
eIUODD
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NOVEL PRINCIPLE
Laid Down by Bishop orosswell
Doano in an Address,
HOULDDO away With EXCISE LAWS

And Establish In Their Place a Pol.
Icy Of Treating tho Liquor business
as any Other Trade-Maks tho
Saloon Mon AmonabIo to tho
sawo Laws, ho Says, aud They
WIN be Properly I,estrIcred-The
Supply and Demand Would Gov
ern,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13
NEGRO LYNCHING
In the South oopdemnod In the
Strongest Language
BY PEOPLE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Resolutions That Invoke the Spirit
of Departed Champions
OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN AMERICA

To Dear Witness to Their Earnest.
psss-A ChaEGo that Race PrOiu'
dice Moro Than a Desire to Suppress
Crime Prompts tho Shocking
ThinRS that arc OF Almost Daily
Occurrence = Massachusetts, De-
mands that they Shall Cease and
That tho Law Must bO Respected
In all Sections of tho Country.
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Uotumus, o., Nov la,-l!S.sonaIor
Thurman Slopt well last night lie
talks dud knows pcuona who call llI6
injured lip ia better Tho doctor 11y,
Ills pallUut will gOI up,
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For West yInNnlh, tolr, wind, shifting to cast.
Ef Western lFuWylynnlt, g1ncrnlly iati
vluls shIl.lWT No. fuWhrirlt ,..-.
Fnr uhn iUI ibNbNtl N vIOuly Snulhea'l'
utly Wluds rud unfntt
rilU tEuNstNvnr NEutnnND
.os nuluoI hy e. sliSsrr dtugsIsL corner
Muuthul luuuopnh streets
"a. m...,,.,.,,,,,,.,.,o gs ~ inap,,a,uu,aa,, y
u a IN ,,....,,,.,,,,,, Il| Z T. iu i,.sut. .t ~
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NJ Wsalhct-Ccit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13
lo1p,rialloi, lsgs Du q. Ase:tnlel pr...l

Copyrighted, ls9o' by ne AHoet1ied fTftkl
CoNsrASTlNoPhR, Nov. l9,-According
TO official Turkish advice, received by
the government to-day. the ArmSpians
Of ZaitOun have, since copturine tho
battalion OF Turkish troops and prae'
tlcally obtained possession Of tho city,
attacked the village Of Observation-Disclosures,
killed thirsy.tivo Mussulmen, pillaCed a
h,use at Dunghel and carrisd.oG tho
arms aud cattle OF tho inhabitants OF
that neighborhood. Tho Armenians arc
also said to havo 'as,Assinatcd tho socre'
tary Of the collector OF customs Of that
part Of tho country
The vail OF Aidina, town situated
some distance from Zeitoun, and nearer
tho coast, telegrAphs that 200 Armen'
ians, disguised as CirCassians, have at
tackled and pluudercd the MCssulman
villages Of Zeiioun'bali and Narl, killing
q number OF tho inhabitants.
tits believed in some Armenian quar-
tiers hore that the estimate Of 10000 ar.
menians killed during the recent mas
sicres, as cabled to tho Associated Press
last week. may turn out to bo consider
ably under the real total, and that tho
number may come nearer 1900 than
10000
Reports from Armenian sources place
the number OF killed at Diarbekir At
over 1900. but this needs confirmation,
10 spite OF the fact II is admitted that
there has been terrible bIoodshed ami
that a large part Of the town was
burned.
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Nnylllc- -lNuttnunn, Montreal ljr llycrpOol
llLnmnn- MMnnhNn. Now NnLM
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Marriage OF lieutenant Jarvis and AIISS
haFY Raymond, Nt CIarEsburg--EaVeI
Features Add to the Charm OF tho occR.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
Graper's Bale.
(9eutf3es S6aliazS heater.l


@tner iiberau5 3abGret9en s3ubDrer19aft
bate fi9 am D%ergangenen Sonntdg Die Mufz
fiibrung BON r&obert unb 8ertram" in bic
fem g&D, 1856 State StraBe belegenen Bolts
tbeater gu erfreuen. 0aB bic Direction
@ormfer bur9 bieIen @rfolg INNER mebr err
mutbtgt unO gu ben gr0Bten Nnftrengungen
angeipornt pirb, 3etgt Die Muspabl bes
Stitdes fir ben morgigen Sonntag Nbenb.
Gs geIangt ndmGtb 3nr Muffu6rung Ser
3igeuner@8arDn" @baracter@@ emdlbe nit
8eIang in 4 @cten unb 6 8tlbern BON s..
Starte. 9os @tiid, mel9e8 gu ben be1ten
in Der beut59en Sbeater>Q tteratur 3G6lt unb
b09it 1pannenben tpte u~nterbuItenben Snz
BATS 1T, entbGlt rei3enbe @eTangsz9 uette
unb 3erfGut in folgenoe 6 Nbt6eilungen:
1. Ser 3tgeuner<8aro 2. Der Better aus
Nmerita, 3. Sin iunger Batter unb groBe
&inber, 4, Die 8erIobung, 5, SIM @fDl bes
8eritor6enen, 6, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Die 8eIeBung lit tpte INNER cine quite unb
befinben ft9 Die 6auptroIen in pen 6Gnoen
Der Oerren Mormfer, Senf9el, 8ittler unb
Der 9amen 2aura be Moiedu unb SiQte
2ambert. Gin genuBret6er Nben6 biirfte
benz 8ublifum au6 btesmal tpie0er in fi@ere
Nus1i9t geIte1t tperben fOnnen,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
Ooppelmoro.
Der 5arbiee emanuel Barter eri9ie6t feline
5rau uro Damn feinen Sdwa9er. - Der
m6roer ent1ohen.

@tnen 9pppelmorb begtng beute MDrgen
gegen 1 16r Der in benz 6auie go, 1910
StatetraBe pObnbafte, fOrbt9e G%rpreBrann
Emanuel Barrier. gus @iferIu9t, pte es
betBt, erf4OB er 5uerit feline 5rau unD Damn
ietnen S3pager, 6enrD Bonner, ais tiefer
duf ben erften S9uB 6erbeteilte, UNI feiner
S6pefter gu 6iilfe gu fommen.
Barter mar nit Ieiner 5rau uuf etnen
8aI gegangen, ben Die farbige 8epDlferung
Der ~3tpeiten @arb CUR 5eier bon QBafbingz
TOMS 9eburtstag CAB. BORT tpurDen 5ral1
Barter BON ben iiingeren &acegenpilen mebr
9ulbtgungen bargebra9t, al5 Dem 9atten,
Der febr our @iferfu3t netgt, rebt mar. Gr
forberte fe 0esbalb f9on UNI 10 u6r, obne
tbr ie0o9 ben tparen @runb ~an5ugeben, auf
nit t6m nab 9dufe 81 ge6en. sic ipetgerte
1i9 unb ertlGrte, baB 1ie Bis Mitterna9t
bleiben perbe. Muf Dem 6eimtpege uberz
f6iittete 8arter fe nit @orfpiirfen, baB ffe
it9 DDn Nn0eren babe Die GDur 19neiben
laien unb i'm Derna9laftgt babe, Sin
befttger 8orttpe6fel entitanO, Der au9 FORT
geIebt tpurbe, na9bem ba8 Gbepaar 8u 8ett
gegdngen mar. Pl0bli9 fprang Barter auf,
bolte feinen &eboGber berbei, ri9tete Sic
Maffe gegen ben Sept ieiner 5rau lnb
i6oB, Die 8ugeG brang ibr ms @s6irn unb
bate fait a%ugenblidIi6 i6ren Sob CUR S6oGge,
Bonner, Der i'm Neben3immer fhlief unb
Die 9atten nit chamber bate f~treiten b0ren,
fprang, ols Der @9uB ftel, auf, UNI letner
@6peiter CUR 9iiIfe gu ellen. 8aum afer
bate er Die Sbir geDffnet, ais tin 3lpeiter
@3uB tra4te un6 er t0btlt9 9etroffen 3u
8Oben iunf.
Die @oli3et purbe BON Nu66arn benu6z
rt3ttgt, ais iebo3 Der Patroltpasen eintraf,
mar Der MDrber entfIoben. Bonner purbe
nd3 Dem GOuntpz9OIpitaG ge0ra9t, ftorb
bort iebO3 f9pn fur3 nab Ietrtr Mntunft,
Barter, Der felt Sabren nit Ietnem GrpreBz
pagen an Der @de Der Is. uno Gtate1teaBe
bielt, tit Der poli5et tpoblbefannt, Die @nt=
riitung urter ben Sreunben uno Na@6urn
Der @rmorDeten 1T 10 grOB, bdB fte broben,
Barrier BET fetner @rgretfung am nd91ten
Saternenpfabl ~aufbdngen gu woQen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
Die D%oIfsbdbne.
mnaer's Bale.
0irecti0n @6aum6erqzG 6inbler

Direction S6aum6ergzS 9tnbler.
Morgen, ben "a, bs, N}ts., fommt bic
iiberaQ nit 10 grpBem 8eifaQ qegebene 9ofTe
nMen19, Grgere bi9 ni6t" aur Muffiirunq.
0aB es ft6 tpte6er INN elm lu1tiges Stiid
ban0elt, tptrb man tDobl f6on aus benz Sitel
erfe6en, Sbtges @tiid bat ober au9 cine
febr fef1elnbe 9anblung unb f0nnte e6en1o
gut G6aractergemGlbe g"enannt tperbert. Me=
gen Der btelen biib19en @e1angsnummern
unb Der urtDmtf9en Sttuatipnen, bic es
entbdlt, bat es Der erfafTer fir rt6tiqer qes
balten, e8 9ofie gu bettteln, SSn Berlin muir
be nMenf9, Grgere bid nt9t" iiber Elm eSyubr
lang, ieben Nberb, BEL dusberfauftem 6au1e
dufgefibrt. 9a bic 6duptroQen Der Oqmen
ft9 in 6GrOen bon Mfarte unb eSobqnno
S9aumberg befinben, unb bic Der 6erren
BON Robert S9lemm, &p9, &rDner, 20lpe
II. T. IN. pertreten finb, 70 biirfte Elm genuB=
rei9er Nbenb g~ardnttrt fein.
NfoIosG beater.
Sir ben mDrgigen Sonntdg, ben 24.Se6r.,
bat pbtges S6eater, BON 1einem tii9tigen
9treftor 6errn 6a6n neu 1%cenirt, bas @tiG
n9as Stnbelbdus BON BartS", bds auf Der
engltf3en8iibne d1s nSbe carpenters Mife"
un8dblige MaGe, 1opie in Starts i'm Srtgiz
nal NIT fenfationeuem @rfOGge 9e9eben
tpurbe, our Nuffiibrung fertig. = Die 8e=
fu3er bteies Sbeaters erbalten BON benz
@igentbiimer, 6errn u. MeGges, an DieIem
Nbenb cine @omplimentar @tnlaBtarte gu
Dem am 0tenftag, ben 26. Jebruar, ftottz
ftnbenben 9roBen n&poQozS 6eaterzM asten=
8aa". Die Observation-Disclosures
Die lebenben 8tt6er auf Der 8ibne, BON Der
gan3en tii9tigen S6eatergeieuf9aft urb
GROCER Statiiterie ausgefiibrt, foGen Nnes
Bis ieBt in Der Npploz6aQe OageneIene
iiberiteigen. Sober Sbeaterfreunb, Der bic
4ltsitattung 8, 9. in rNf9enbr0bel" ge=
ie3en, lit Der 11eber3eugung, baB btefer 8aG
nit fetnen Nttrdcttonen ebenfO beIu9t fetn
pirb, pte big iebt ale @o~riteGungen II,
bieIer @aifon i'm NpouozSbeater. Gr pirD
auBerbem ben Sbeaterfreunben 9elegenbeit
geben, bic Sariteler perfOnlt3 tennen gu
lernen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
8tfaof G, z. BALE beftobIen.
Or erRdIt ober feir Gi9erthum pieoer 3uriid

Charles g, Sale, Der 8tf6of Der @pi5@
Copal OiocDfe gu Gairo, ST., murbe BON
S@let90te6en nm S9mudgeqen1tGnDe i'm
Wertbe BON $500 beftoblen, al8 er geItern
Na9mittag am 8tIetI6aIter Des 9olt St.
8abnbofs cine Sa6rtabrte na9 Davenport
l0ien lpolIte, Gr bate, INN bteS Dequemer
tbun gu t0nnen, bic SaI9e, tpel6e feline u6r
5OtDte etnen Rtng unb baares @elD ent6ielt,
ne6en fi3 auf bic .@rbe ge1teQt. Md6rellb
er II angelegentli3it nit benz 8illetberz
fGufer ipra6, i6It4en fi9 3pei &erlc an
ibn beran, na9men borfi4ttg feline 2af6e
fort, leBten cine gang alte, a6gerifIene an
Deren Stele bin unb Derf9pdn0en i'm Sc
brdnge. Ser 8if9of mar, ais er e1toefte,
mas gefheben mar, auBer fi9 unb 8eigtc ben
8Orfau fofort auf Der 9ariipn Ctr. zGtaz
tton an. 0ort erfu6r er gu feinem SrDfte,
baB am Sage 3ubor einem onberen &eifenz
ben an ber1elben SteIe ebenfaQ8 eiue "a TAe
qe1tp6len pur6e. Boli3tt Mtartin nur6e
nit Der NuffinOung Der S6Gter 6etraut.
0ur6 3ufaQ traf bteier in Der Sbantpir1hz
f3aft bon @ebriiber @iItams, gto. 1873
8an 8uren Str, 3pei &erGe, ipelfe bon
Der Geiieta19e Sales 3u nt1en 16tenen.
@r ~berbaftete ie unb brabte ite na9 Der
@tution. 9an begab er fh9 na9 Der
@6anfpirtbI daft 3uriid unb fan0 Sort Die
Sa56e Sales. Die 8erbafteten nannten
fi6 George @rabam unb Soiep9 Jren3.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23
miro NIT Ger Sonntaess2luseabe GER uJuinots
Staots3eitune", ole inter Dem GiteI
,,9er 51eIten"
erfdeint, gratis eeIiefert.

erfdeint, gratis e~eIiefert.
Diefe odtfeitiee, in 6ro6.QuartO erfdeis
nenoe uno ouf eutem Sudpopter eeorudte,
elegant auseefahrte iluftrirte SetIaee e1t.
bdIt auf DER erften Settle einen poIitiiden
Carton, weI4er Grei9nife, ole ans Dem poll.
tif6en uno f%ocialen &eben eeortfen ftno, Dem
Gefer biIoIi8 Dor 2Iu9en fahrt; ferner 5oRI=
reide fleinere Juufrationen, mciitens hu-
morififder Aatur Dem o~eutf8ISnoiideu uno
einheimif9en Geben entnommen mo ieoes.
NAL 3wei ero6ere RoI3fdnitte, por3ieIide
Uodahmuneen DER meiterperfe Der 0eut.
iden, fran5ofiden uno itaIienif4en SduIe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Notomon4 of the PENNSYLVANIA I
hhhudl DtdCOllOnt INSURANCE Of
Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
S1st day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-23

sTroot Guren Grocer na6 She Settler
e. HcSuroe Co.'S" o9uater 8rob", Das
f6mad6dftefte r9ome M}abe 8rOO", bas is
BON elmer 8Gderei geItefert pnroe.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-13
Largest Family on Record.

In the HARLEM manuscript, Nos. 7s
and $50, III the library of the British
museum, mention is made of the most
extraordinary family that has ever been
known in the world s history. The par
ties were Scotch weaver and his wife
(not wives) who were the father and
mother of so children.
The majority of the offspring of this
prolific pair were boys (exactly how
many Of each sex is not known, for the
record mentions the fact that As of the
male children lived to reach manhood s
estate, and only four of the daughters
lived to be grownup women. Thirty
nine of the sons were still living in the
year 1880, the majority of them then
residing in and about Newcastle-on-
Tyne 1t is recorded in one of the old
histories Of Newcastle that "a certyne
gentleman of large estaytes" rode ''thir-
ty and three miles beyond the Tyne to
prove this wonderful story" 1t is fur
ther related that Sir j. Bowers adopted
ten of the sons, and three other land
ed gentlemen" took ten each. The re-
naming members of this extraordinary
family were brought up by the parents.
St Louis Republic.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-13
A Mares Suicide.

IT owned mare once thatcommitted
suicide, said A. R, Homer, "She had
colt of which she was more than usu-
ally fond. One day the colt fell into a
ditch and broke it's leg. The animal
had to be killed, and its mother was in.
consolable. She would whimper and
call for the colt, and when it failed to
come nothing would induce her to eat.
For several days all efforts to induce
her to partake of food were in vain, and
| was afraid that she would starve, One
morning saw her standing by barrel
Of water from which she was in the
habit Of drinking Her attitude struck
me as singular, and going TO her found
that she was dead, with her head stuck
into the water as far as she could reach.
There was no other conclusion possible
than that she had deliberately drowned
herself. "--Cincinnati ENQUIRER.