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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Wcrifn.

@orOOb 20. 6ebruar. g 81.
OtorriIon, Elm 9lmcrifaner aus Detroit,
wuros Dor 3pei Gasen stwl 60 Wtelleu
iaoli6 BON lier uon Sanblten srmOrOct.
@r mar i'm Sssrifi. &aff.s Blanta9eu
gu beiidtisen. alS Die 9fauber ben 9lnz
9rifi auf ibn mudten unO ibn UNI cine
beoeutsnoe 9sloiumme beraubten. Sier
Der Sanoiten mur6en eiu9efanseu uno
nerben er1dollen mcr6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
syreD. Gnuglas geIfnrbrn.

Darlington, .. s., 20. 5sbr.
- Der Qdtb. 6reOerid Douglas, ser
ptumiu.uteite gtsger Oes 9lltrlft8 Go
lumbiu, ltarb beute IbenO gang plOelIa
am Qsr;idtus IN ieincr S8Obnuu9 gu
9lnacOltiazSeisbt8 i'm Nlter BON rs Sab
rem. ST btnterldBt ouBsr ieinsr @attin
swsi SObnt, 0Outs 3. unO Charles
Douglas, u.sine Gotter, ,6ruu Spra9ue.
9lQe Orei SinOer itammen aus letner ers
fen She.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Aus ualfrfr gfltriatn 2. Marssn,
Ausaabe.
GliifIidle 4n,etdlen. .

columbus, g., 20. 6ebruar.-
Cine bier aus Sultneuiue sinsetrofi,ne
Oepei4. mslbet, buB in ieuem wt4ri9en
&ohleuoiitritt ieo. @rube lest IN Npsruz
tiOn itebt, uno swar gum erlten 0tal IN
3ebn Sabren. Sn Oisien 8Oblensruben
t0nnen tdslt9 msbr ais bunbert 8asz
CONS &Oblen seIorOert tuerOsn. unO es
msrOen iest in Oenlelbeu unsefGbr 600
Wtannsr bsi9afti9t, benen Arbeit 9totb
tbut. 9lae ln5ei1eu oeuten oarauf bin,
baB Die Saline 6urnace COMPANY,
in wel9:r ieit isdS MOnutsn niat sez
arbeitet murbe, ebsuialls balo pIeOer
ibrs Gbatlsteit auinebmen !uirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Gbina uno Sapan.
Sir ben Serlnp uon 20. 9IrIpur miifien ite
init oen 10pfeu be;nbleu.

Sitr ben Serlnn uon 4o.i ArIpur miiiien fte
nit cen aOpfeu be;ahleu.
SienzG z in, 20. 6ebr. - Cine
am Oientas betaunt se9.ben. faiierIide
geriiiaung beltimnlt, baB Der iribsre
3actai BON Bort 9rtbur, Sung, uuo
Der General DebzGbiz@buo, wslde be-
reits proseiiirt pOroen lnb, BIS gum
Serblt lueeiperrt unO Sann pesen oes
Se luites BON Sort slrtbur blu9eridtst
ipeIb,n iOQen.
Ct. Petersburg, 20. 6sbr. -
@ie Don burhau8 superlGiiiser Seite
perlautet, iit bi, 9fs9isruns Der An1idt,
OaB iid Die 9tOtnmenoi9fctt elmer en9s
llid ruilii6en Sermttteluns 5wliden
China uno Sapnn blSber rod nidt 9elz
teno 9ematt bat, inioiern ais 9apan ss
nod niemals ab9.Iebnt bat, l6 in
Observation-Disclosures etn5ulafen.
Die iapaniias 0te9ieruns bat Oen ipr
BON ben Sertrc;ern Der Wtddte in Eotio
ertbeilten 9iutb, mdBi9 in ihren 6Orbez
run9en su blelben. IN Der rudlihrspOQs
fen lS.lie uuigenOmmsn unb bat crit
gang fir3lid nod periibert, OaB iis
burdaus peri6buG4 seitiumt uuO iessn4
9lu9enblId berrit Jet. Die 6etrbielis isfstten
ein5ultellen uub Die 6rieoeuSporiala9e
@btna'5 entgesen;unebmen.
gSei Ssats 2Sci poaitanois tn oen
Sanoen Der Sapaner. - Die ia=
paniidhe Resiermns pra,td,t rtebr
8eI0.
Doto ma, 90. 6ebruar. - Die
seitern bereit8 unsetiiuOi9te @eieepOrz
lags, bur9 wslde Die lapaulide 3e9tez
runq aur Nufuabme elmer neueu Anlslbe
fir Srless3wsde auGoluirt usrben lou,
lit beute Dsm 9auis 5u9e5anssn. Die
Re9ierun9 perlan9t etnen SrsDtt IN
S0Be uon 1OO,OOO,OOo gems, uad 6ei=
len Sewillisuu9 Der @slammtb.tru9 Der
fGr bsn &rIss nit @blna bewtlltsten
Wtittel ii9 auf $50 OttuiOuen itellen
miiroe.
Imtlid wirO jest mits.tbeilt, baB bic
seiammte iapaull1: SlOtte am SOnns
tag in ben Safsn BON WeI.0alsSet
sinselaufsn iit, no ole SORTS, Die 2Or'
psoobOote, bic @arnllOu unb 10 Sriss5z
l9lfIe an Die Sapan.r iiberseben wur>
Ssu. yIaa srIOIster llsbersabe wuroe
Dus &risssidIfi n&wanssGbl" BON Den
Sapanern entwaiinet unb oann bebufs
lleberIIbruns Der Selde b.8 0O9ltz
@ommanOirenben Der 6ineiil4:n 6lOtte,
9lbmlral 2ius, wel5er SelbitmOro be-
sius, ais er fab, oaB Die uebsrsabe
BON @et'SaIzgSet unusrmeiOlia mar,
ben @biueisn wlsOer sur SerIisuns sss
iteIIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
9,nr ibrrm SfQmin nerbrauut

6 Olumbus, @a., 20. 5eb.- IlS
6rau Wu. NorIepeatbers beute ftib
Dor benz &amin in ibrtm @ObnStmm.r
itaub; serietb.n ibre &letoer in BranO
uno Die rlnsliidli9e itarb eIuen idrefIiz
den GOO.
Spater rugiid in bemielben 3immer
Elm anbersr unfad Su; 5rau s. s. Set.
Die tir3li9 erit aus elmer SrrenanitaIt
.ntlafen mar uuo li4 alleln in Der
Stube bsfunb, ssr;eth ebsuIanS Sem
Nsusr 3u nabe. Sie trug Iiirdtcrlide
SranOwuuOen bauOn, iOOaB man an
ihrpu, 9(uffour,rPtr .mPifeIf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Heiher Oeljeoeu.

EOt.bO, SbiO, 20. 6sbr. - gabe
9ibionbur9 in SunoustpzGOuntp, srz
bobrten Die SriS.r &irfbr,Oss pon 80,
lepo cine Sslquelle, DE 10000 Ta1er
pro Gag Iief.rn pirO. Gs s,ebt IN SpiO
nur cine rel4ere S.lquelle - Die &irfs
briOsss3On.s Gusue nit 10000 Safer
plo 3aa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Br1nne.

Utica, R.s9.. 20. 6e6r.-Dsr @s>
iddftStbeil Der Srtidlait SumiltOn, Sie
Der rGOlsate llniueriitat", 1T Osrsan9ene
gtadt nub.5u ein9eal9ert worben. Oreis
Zig 2dOen unO bas Spernbau8 iinO niez
oeraebrannt. Der Serlult miro auf
s30O,OOO bis 100000 seiAaet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Gie fteflc faIfe WeQe.

Mustesou, Wiia., 20. 5sbr. -
Der i9limuite Sli;5arO bisies Sabrss
fests beute init elmer Sduealsfeit BON
so Weilen pro Stunbe, bssIeltet BON
ltartsm Sdusefaq, iib.r bt. StaOt.
Ile 8abn;ige iisen i'm S9nee feit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
S155,O0O nntrrlhlaaen.

SerinstOn, 20. 6ebr. - Robsrt
SC. @OOluin. Siilfsfuiiirer uno Sdwaz
ger Des sntflObeueu &aIiuers Der Sant
pOu Serinstou, bsidulOigt, uOu oen iDs
iteulatIlf beSan9euen ltnteri9 usunsen
bss Saiiu.r5 Eissat &euntuIB sebabt
an baben, lpurbe III Der Samltas 9tadt
utrpuftet, aber 9sseu SIr9i9aft rpIeoer
entlanen. Gtne unteriuhun9 bat er9ez
ben, OuB 2lssat uidt $l45, 900, lOns
birn $155. 900 ueruntrsut bat. Ia Sic
fur ben entflObemen Sailirer seteate
8arsiaait So, 200 betrGst, werOen ole
OspOliiOreu bsr Sant iir ieOeu siu8e.
sublten Dollar unSeiabr Go Gsnt8 erz
balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Sr aiiIten.
Sie Suiurr.ttion nil pieDer auflObsru. -
GSuliral % @ama ab.rmals Der Sih-

Sonbon, 20. 6ebr. - Sie ben
Zines" ans WOntepIbeo 9emelo;t
mlro, eutpideln Die an Der oOrti9en
Sren5e periammelten braliliunIlaen
Sniurlenten cine rese 5bdtigtelt. Gut
bepafnete unb pOr3a9li9 equlpirte Gb'
theilun9sn waren i'm Slaate 9tiu
9ranoe DO Sul iuiummcnaesosen. IOs
mtral bd 9ams, Der einltmulige Scz
feblsbaber Ner 5niursenteuflOtts Dor
fio De Sanelro, iol abermals on Der
Spise Der 8emeauna iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Sanfcrntt.

9nOroiGls, Genn.. 20. 6sbr. =
0a8 befannte Sdub> unO Sut9ei9aIt
BON s. s. 2ue & Comp. bat beute iaIz
lirt. Die SerbiuDli9teiten belauIen
iid1 auf $40 600. B..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Sermiibtc telrgrapbildbe 9ep.l6en.

= Su gtew'YOrt 1T setern absaO
plOslid 5rau SOurte GOdran ssitOr.
ben.
- Sn Der tI.in.n Giisnbabnltatiun
8ao., 9a., fano ssil.rn elmer @.lbfOrs
beruns mesen cine SdisBeret 5mIi9sn
B. &. Sepp unb Sad 9pion itatt.
Ssibs iinO lsbsnsgeiabrlid uerpuuO.t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Spatelfe SdliHsnad)rif)ten

0ewsYOrf. 20. 6ebruar. - Der
DumpIer rSabn" 1T BON Srem:n bier
an9etOmmen.
ScillD, 20. 6sbruur. .-Yaiirt: Der
Oumpfsr ygtsw,2 2orf," BON Rcp>OOrf
mad SoutbamptOn uuterpess-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Die SDeilnebmer an ocn uerid1ieoe=
ncn 6ruppct.

Tols.no. 2cmeu nno Qerren nabnen oil
ben eiu;elneu @ruppen 5beIl:
6uui BelttbeIle-~A Amsrlta," SRI. 6. y.
StOIeusorn europa" SRI. Singer ;
mafeu," Sri. 2.ui; o4lritu," SRI. glia
g6ttd.r; rAuitrullen," SRI. Dtiunle Cd.
Die p&er. ztaaten"-uG Columbia" Sri.
geni.ler;" yllvcle GAM" pr. 6reo. sd ;
pS0ngtn 2iIluotaIauI," 6rl. @ldJaer; ga.
gen, ). Sd unD Slmmel; pgi0riusOffis,r, n
SruBel; stunt" >. Souig; Dagrttultur," )"
s. @rebe; v5nouIrte," s. S. 8lmmel !;
OutiueutoI. SOIoutr" 5. 9tffn; pyeguld.
rtr SOloat," 5. Gdels; pSOlOat oeS s..
&egments," y. gate, uSOloat Oes ). Sete.
rauen- en-&eQtments" <. @urptue; pYiatrO.
len" 9. 6lama uHO 8. 2ntb,rman; p@ml.
sranteu." s. SuEede uuO Sri. ). Gauie.
glOd; @migrGutsu.auoer, Carrie Q;nd,
Dttnnie &r.be uuO u. N0iete; p9teger," i"
2h. Bort, 6. BORT, 9uit. Qmd, Sreoerld
ytiiion uuo u. S9Iain9el; v9ameus Dta.
riuesResiuent," Srla. @mma 4npetsr,
@ommanfeur, Carrie unb giSile Nltp.tsr,
Selma uuo Siule solb, Srau GuHeu,
0tauo Shaw, Dora 8aubert, Serbia Il. Suite
RaariD u.Gaiiie SHm9ereabu Il. SuOianer.
b-Y@ermanta," Srl.3atie
Seuo0rier; yaaier gHilhelm," Sarl 2Ealo.
i6mipi; General" anb. 9ude; paOml.
ral," @eors .. Sang; uOeuti4sr Nlael,"
gS. Conner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Brii6e griin0(iC6 ge6eif.

Ias dteit, etabIiicuitnt in Baltimore. Don ein,m
b,utiten Grstt seIet.t. 3uno.re erIosrsther aureH
hrer TT Baltimore DtdHHtrn, 6rautn uHo
Rinacrn-foRnen anscbrt fu,rbeu. 9,iH 3eitperuft.
| f.in. Operation. Die Sehaubuus lit po1tommcv
| flder TEo esrris. Sur lnteriutuHa felH. @eblbr.
8ureauffunoen bis l llbr, 3 bis Yatul-
Der DarpldEoer 3peis oe5
| BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTS
| III nah Rr. sos, gSeffsSf ortbs Mpenue, EGbe ecc
9otonfS q rrake. perIegt poroeu.
Or. @iIh. 6. &Ioman, Gnfaltszgrst.
mnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
0rIb III ptrlfihfn anf lppotbtken.

uffunf oeer lebn Sabre nad Gem Mb;abIunss'
8laH.
SahtunseH auf Rcdnuus Der Sinieu uHo oe5 Sapi=
tas fperetn uloaiIt eeulatt iSalis Der SHtlihenoe
,r6en iont., mrb Die Sppotbef ohIe eitcre SabIunz
gen oufseho6en. Gbenialls fptroen Geloer au elneH
3eitraum Sahrtn pcriieben. NIT Dem Hed,t. fie
fruber ,urIcfIujabIeu. atiue 9ormiioEss&e5iihs
bertfuct. S,iistitel Derocn forstltgs UHterut.
wearpIanh EitIe. Sniurance & Eruft Somp.,
-Gauitab 6ebGuee.~
(Ts,br gA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Gin nentr Sli,,arb i'm an,nge.
9trielbe oG momOgi.1 iGIlmmer letr, ais
bic anberen.

bic aTtoerer.
Detroit, 21. 6ebruar. - Scrtdte
aus alien Sbeileu bes Staates ;sisen,
baB Der idlimmitc SliGarb oeS Winters
iOebsn .insstrOff.u 1T. 9n 9uplorS lit
Elm YaTasicrsus bsr rgtOrOzDhtlisanz
8abn" in elmer adt SUP tief.n Sdneea
usbe ltsdsn sebliebsn. aae Sel9aite
ruben.
9n GeSarzSprinss 1T Der guhnpers
f.br gang etuselteat wOroen. 2lae 3u9e
fino perlpdtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22

T,rIoren, D,Ite 9aarscIb in 5obe ron 5000 bis
$1,000, bas IN monatiten Staten surudbusabIen in
unb surdu ,re Supotbei au @ruueeistutbum seiitert
ptro.E muR, 81 entleihen piniten. uRo SIelenisen.
peldc ibre monatlit.n grparntiie oui bic fiderfte
unb proitabeIft Bec oHsucocn pilnideu. iolteu itt
on pteien Sdupertin penoeH. Qse6re, lW(D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22

fhr inns nne dueerlite 2rantbeiten. Office tdsltA
pom 7-9 nbr abeues, Sonntass pom 81 uhr giits
tass. gir. I 80 Rorbs Garronfpn' Asenus.
Dea20,121lteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22

DIR ettortn:
Gruit Z. 2nabe, Jun. ron Dm. 9nobe d Co.,
Standardization.
GIinton .. paine, bon Balm, & glcsorau, SaH.
hers uno Water.
Thomas 1S. SAT-. IHuolt.
sBiibur 4. Sadirn, YrdIibtrt h,r Continental
TationaIsSanf.
Gbmars Maine, g.fis:r uEo Strausseb,r oes
-Dcutitcn QsIeipunoenten."
Observation-Disclosures.
q. SBinSIcw E iniams. aHpaIt
Charles 6enrn Smitb uon Smith, 1iroT Il 90.
Gusres.Sdnbler in Sapier mo YapIeIidden.
wR. Wt5. Nrid,are, SawSeIcIn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Ser Seutide Correspondent,
TdaIid, podeatJih unb Gonntass,
IN ~.x H...L...,.~ go ,,nN MsAoffr

Tdelid, nodentIih nnb SoHntoss,
q. Raine, Gieentburrcr nnS Wsoaffenr
(gtatipIs,r pom &. Ratn.),
eier,f.96e SatinousStrass uHS Fof'Stfeesaue.
Sr,is b.s ia aIid,en sIatteS, sur Srds.r b.iorst.
lax cts; fdaIidle unb 3pnuta as :NuSeabe 15
Gents pro odc sablbar an bic oos 8lott beiorseno,u
9raser.-Iaa aaiiej rebit 1nnnta al. .Hns aabe inter
Wertc-g orausb.,ablurg $50 pro Sohr Iur tir,ere
NIT Ssnntae sbIatt p0rtotrei, nit Gbius liir gibbs,
81 so pro Sobr, nao irs,ns etnem Srts ees Srlons
bes 81 rntb europa Sounta gSsHuSgobe 81
bro sabr-0as bette unb biuisfts oeutidie SIatt
IN ben WitteI. unb SnbfaGtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
Sum Sclo3,tse tn WaSasasfar.
Sie 8ifese Der 0erlpunoeten.

SO osambique, 21. 5ebr. - Wie
bier p.rlautst, iinO swiidsn bsr fran3Oz
lii1.n unS DER pOrtusieiiiden Re9i.z
runs Ibmadunsen u.reinbart bstreIis
auinabme unb SsbanOluns Der mabs
renO Oes &rieses in WtaOasusfar bon
ben Souas uerwunbeten franSOliiaen
SOloat.n in Nas bieiise SoipltaI.
Dor Der 2lbftimmuns itn brittfd)en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
National 8au Serein
Der etaSt Baltimore.
National Building Association.
SIreaur: Simmer Ser. 4OS une 4O9, S5ier rIitS
Suilciu9.
autprifrteS 4apitaI SEO,OOO,00O.O

Scamtc:
Gruff q. Snabe. iun., Erdibent.
9homaS ~ 6an, SireprdiioeRt-
g. Beslep @urff, tasmeier-
9. VI. Dole. Sefrttdr.
wWcS. 0ridare. G,r.s .s@.ihdftsilbrtr.
3. y. Morris, Gtihdisiuhrer
bc5 GlIguness s9epartemeHts.
sBiniams s. SSiIliams, Re6tsconiuIentcr.
9epofitorum: continental RdtionaIrBaut
Siherteluua Der Stcurltdten: 6inelifp DE-
psf1t.Gp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22
2trbetter eritrebett eine
Nerbriioeritue nit oeu amerita=
ttiil1en 3atneraOc1.

Yaris, 81. 6sbr. = Die arbeters
Delegation, ipelds BON oen fran5Oiii9en
ArbeiterzllniOnen 5ur 8eltaaSltellun9
nad Chicago seiatft mar, bat iid lett
seitern Abenb as Club cOnltituirt, Der
li9 bie sluisabe felt, International.
Se;iebunsen 3wlihen Den amsrifanlidsn
unO fran3ofiaeu slrbsiter SsrbanOeu
ansufnIpfen unD ~ pflaaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-22

- ,@is aus gBien ssmsloet ipirO, iino
in @ali3len i'm 3eltraum pOn AS Stuns
cen 90 BcriOnsn erfrOren. Sn gan;
Dtittsls@urepa halt bic itrensne &alte
INNER nod Jp. slud Der 3arlasr Gee
uno Die ilOids Salfte oes e1ssrnsr
Gees if feit 5ussfrorsn.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20
Effect of the Sea Upon Animals,

All animals when taken for a sea
voyage become tanner, and even the
widest seem to be overcome by a
certain feeling of dependence and
helplessness. Monkeys generally
suffer greatly from NAL de mer.
Birds are affected by the sea, for
they never sing during a voyage.
Fowls and geese soon become u,
and cocks generally cease to crow.
Ducks, however, retain their usual
spirits and appetite. Cats and dogs
usually become very uneasy on the
sea. The former turn shy and hide.
The latter keep as close as possible
to their human protectors. Oxen,
buffaloes and horses make friends
with strange attendants more quick.
ly during a sea voyage than on
shore Pigs, ducks and snakes are
tho only creatures that are apparent.
ly totally uninauoncod by the sea.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20
A Famous Man Again Heard From.

Mgr. Capel is the Catesby of Dis
raeli's Lothian" and converted
Lord Butte to the Catholic faith.
He got under q cloud, however, in
some way and was sent to the Unit
ed States in a sort of exile. The
clergy in this country did not take
to him much, and he swung a lectur-
ing tour circle, finally betaking him
self to California, where he bought
a large ranch and went in for rails
ing fine horses and blooded stock
generally. A priest who knows him
well informs me that he has grown
rich. Formerly the pink of perfec-
ton in dress, he has grown indiffer-
ent to his garb and dresses and looks
like typical ranchman. He is q
man of rare culture and elegant &C.
complishments. He is of imposing
presence and imperial bearing.
His dark, deep blue eye flashes
from seemingly fathomless depths.
His hand is as perfect as Trilby's
foot, and he has way of laying it
across his manly chest that fetohes
the admiration of the ladies. Gin
cinnati Commercial Gazette.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20
The Lucky Aston Baby,

In the grand new palace which
John Jacob Astor has built on Fifth
avenue the nurseries have received
the greatest amount of attention and
are really wonderful in their beauty
and simplicity. Mrs. Astor does not
like her little lad, William Vincent,
far from her at any time, so one is
not surprised to find them on the
second floor. On one side of Mrs.
Astor's magnificent bedroom is her
boudoir, and on the Sixty fifth street
side, which is quieter, her room
opens into the night nursery. Be-
yond that comes the day nursery,
with its unequaled col ao
every kind of toy which i,
can understand and enjoy. L. -
the attention which his lovely young
mother and his father find time To-
give him every day this young mem.
Der Of the Aston family has trained
nurse, q head nurse and rosy check.
cd nursery maid to care for his we'll
being. New York Journal
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20
CUT OFF HIS BIG roc.
An Old Negro E1is>oo's Ezis Toe FOR a Tur-
ties Ec-,'

An Old Negro E1ianoo;s Zzis Toe For a Tur-
tla'@ Ec-t'
YESTERDAY 9 rero-e.c--- s.s.s On the
wharf OF Gretna IN search OF news.
The little place he'd afforded 10 news
on the dav, and i Locked as if his
trip would not a,,,o--.1t to much.
just then aa old ncgzo man calno
limping down t1o wharf. The re-
porter tho1ght that perhaps the OLE
man had been in scrap" and had
been wo1sted, and he thought that
he would set something that the po-
lice had failed to get. The old man
came limping along and sat down.
at the same time pulling out q big
bandanna handkerchief, and wiping
the perspiration of his wrinkled
face,
GOOD morning, uncle, said the
reporter. "Yoa look as though you
had been in a fight" %
"Mornin, boss. No, sir, amt
| been in no fight in over 20 years. -
Whats the matter with your
leg? ! noticed limp in your walk. =
Dat was not did by fight. Come
over here an I'll tell you how I
came to have dis limp, an why all
de people in Gretna call me Turkle
About six or seven years ago I was
one of de bes' ditohers in dis part of
de country. had or reputation dat
was hard to beat. I used to go over
all de parishes ditchin for de plant.
ers, an, in every mail I used to git
letters akin me to come do some
ditchin. Well, dat amt de story.
Zone day man livin in dis town
bout tree hundred yards from here
come to my house bout tree o'clock
in de mornin an axed me if I could
ditch for. him dat day. He said dat
he had good deal to do an wanted
to get done wild it as soon as posi-
BILE. told him I'd be dere on time,
an I was. Well, went to work
early dat mornin, an bout 10 o'clock
I was purity cold an tired. sat down
awhile on de bank of de ditch an
was restin. My feet hung in de wa
ter because it was colder on de bank
dan de water was. I set dare bout
IS minutes when Hooks in de water
an see something stickin his head
out like a tu11lle Jes' as soon as l
see dat turkle's head I wanted him
bad. You know dare amt many
meats dat can beat turkle. De head
lodged back under de water, an |
! got my spade an waited till he
stuck up his head ergin. I didn't
have to wait long, an l looked, an up
jumped de head. raised my spade
sorter carefullike so wouldn't scare
him away. kept raisin my spade,
an den all of a sudden l brung it
down right on de head of dat turkle
felt a kind of pain when it struck,
but didn't pay much 'tention to
dat Irun my hand in de water to
get my turkle, an what you reckon
I brought up? Well, you would
never guess, but it was my big toe
1 had cut it clean off at the joint.
81 guess you tink am lyin, don't
) you? Well, if you don't believe me,
you can ak anybody in Gretna, an
dey will tell you de same thing.
, OATS how came to get dis limp.
Well, dare comes de ferry. Good
! , mornin, boss.
, "Goodby, uncle, and the old man
: went limping away.-Atlanta Con-
, stitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-30
HIS HONOR, THE MAYOR.

The delegates to the Repu blican may
orally convention, elected in primary
meetings tonight, will not have to be
pledged TO discover whom they will IA
vor for the nomination. Hon. FRANK
FULLER oLNEY never stood higher in the
esteem OF his party or Of the community
as a whole than he does today. He will
be nominated and elected for third
term. The citizens OF Providence are
rightly conservative when it comes TO
considering a change in a faithful public
servant, and Mayor OLNEY has demon
strated that he is the kind OF a man that
the municipality would have to look a
good deal farther than the limits OF the
present political horizon to improve on.
The city of Providence is in the habit
OF keeping good men in Office and the
fashion is wholesome one
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-30

Of hmself FOR existing, and he has utilized his
talents wonderfully. Charles A Danaf He is
the finest in tho business. the ablest the roll
iiolingesi. the most friendly. the most win.
dictivc. the most famous. What great journal
can YOU think OF in this country which con.
veys, along with its every issue and especially
along with its very life and power, an dea OF
the individuality OF ITS editorf What other
real, ola fashioned editor is there running n
paper in this country. whose impressions you
want every morning whether you like them
or not and don't you want them really Just
as much IL you don't like them as il you do
venture to say that there Is no journal in
this country|of any kind Except possibly The
Capital, uut of which its editor has so much
fun as MIR Dana gets out of his And take
that editorial page! Myl Don't you feel
wnen you have read 1t as IL just tho right
topics had been touched upon and that some
body, il not Mr. Dana himself, at least others
equally strong and rolhcking and friendly
and vindictive, had written their daily con-
tfibutions for him And don't you feel, too,
as N nothing more was needed TO be said 2
Charles Dana is all right all right. The
lacbrymose fools who ask him whether he In
utilizing his talents TO advantage, whether he
is not ashamed Of himself because he exists,
mad better go weep INTO Lake Michigan, for
believe that body OF water is TO be lowered
pretty soon in order to purify Chicago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-30

BEFORE his portrait taken from life,
and emphasized by a dainty and sugges-
tive touch, possible only to THE NEWS
Art Department, appeared in THE NEWS
one day last week, we believe our es-
teemed fellow-citizen, Mr.. HENRY c.
CLARK, had never looked upon himself
as reproduced in q newspaper etching.
And in response to the request of many
admiring citizens we have pleasure in
presenting today whole SERIES of life
portraits Of this esteemed subject and
vavlued reader OF The NEWS, presenting
him in an exhaustive variety OF poses, all
of which, however, are quite familiar to
the public though they have never be-
fore, we believe, been set forth to SO good
advantage for preservation.