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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
sELF-CONFEssED MURDERER.
Martin Carter says lie stabbed "a Pretty
Young Girl in Baltimore Month Ago.


PORTSMOUTH. y. H., Sept. 8.-A man,
who gives his name as Martin Carter, and
claims 10 belong IN Baltimore, but Of
late TO have made his home in Laurel.
Md. is detained at the police station on
his own confession that he is murderer.
lie told Chief OF Police Buttcrilcld that
an August l7th last. in Baltimore. he muir
dertd Annie Jones, a young and pre- ~
girl. who belonged in Gainesville, Pa,
but for the past -FOUR years nad nFed
i'm Baltimore. by stabbing her with
sheath knife
lie escaped and mad since been wander
ing about. endcavoring 10 keep out OF
zach 81 the officers OF the law, but fnal-
IN his feelings had overcome him, and
he decided that IL were better 10 give
himself up. as he was liable 90 arrest az
any minute. The man acts sdnely. dud
tells an apparently straight story.
Word was sent 10 baltimore last nisht,
and this morning dispatch was received
from the chief OF Police OF that city ask
ing that the man be held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL. Sept. %.
--Cattle-KCceipts 1900 head. market
weak and lOc lower; common 10 extra
steers s.. 5000. stockers and feeders.
s. 3Ou4. COWS and bulls, s1.5oG5. ~.
calves. S3Q7 Texans, Sl.15a3. 40, western
rangers y 5O04.5O.
Hogs Receipts 22Ooo head: market
firm and be- higher. heavy packing and
shipping lots. IS SO04.23. common TO
choice mixed S}.1OQi. a.; choice assorted.
AS.
sheep Receipts. 1900 head: market
steady; inferior 10 choice. sl.5oa3 60,
lambs SO !. 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

coe. to the Grand Central station to Take
Bail for Mrs. Julia May.

Bail for Mrs. Julia May.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-kecorder Con
met the Empire state Express. which
arrived az the Grand Central Station
al fifteen minutes past 10 o'clock last
niaht. in order 10 save Nine. Julia Mays,
who was arrested In Buffalo on Monday
on a bench-warflmt charging Der with
larceny. the discomfort OF a night IN
Jail by accepting bail for her.
The Recorder held court in the sub
station OF police under the depot. Percy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. NO. Sept. 2G.-Flour IN
changed.
Wheat higher: September GDHc.; De-
cember. GA Qd2asc.. May. 6Gisc.
Corn higher. Septcmher .1asc.: Decem-
Der Pike. May. 2Gigc
Oats September lower; other higher:
September. lSc., December. lgikc.; AG-,
2lLN2lfsc.
fork STANDARD mess. IS. G0GS.7j.
Lard-Prmc steam. $3.50.
bacon shoulders. So; longs, So. %; clear
ribs. SO 37ia.. short clear. So 30.
Dry Sailed Meats-ShOulders, 1913,
ribs s.. % clear. $40.
H.gh wines steady at 81 %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON $. c., Sept. 2G.-Tur-
pontine hrm at 2lisc.; receipts. 81 casks.
Rosln-Good strained firm at 81 LOCI %;
receipts, 2Ol barrels.
SAVANNAH Sept 26.-Turpontine
opened and closed firm at 2Ja.c.; sales.
Sl,n casks. receipts, SCI casks.
Rosn firm; sales 1000 barrels: \. =.
c. II. 10: ID. Sis; =. 81 30: y. 81 81. q.
10; n. Si.i5; l. 81 81; X, 81 81 NJ. s..
y, $50: window-glasss SEQ; water
white 81
FIRM. strained. Si.l2H; good strained.
yI.llIa. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES.
THERE rs NO SLACkENiNG IN
THEIR GENERAL ADViNCEMENT.
virginis-Nor Carolina Fertilizer Com
bins, with s0,5OO. 900 Capital. and
Other industries Inaugurated.

BALTIMORE, MD. Sept 2s.-Reports
to the Manufacturers Record show that
the Lis, OF new enterprises projected in
the South during the past week was
somewhat less than FOR several pre- ,eding
weeks, but this does not indicate any
sackening in the genral Industrial ad-
vaEcement OF this section. The fertilizer
combination, which has been formed 10
include eight Of the leading centres IN
Virginia and North Carolina, viii have
capital stock of S6,5O0.0OJ. IL Is intendei
by this 10 operate all the plants inciDded
In il, but IL Is hoped TO IecIce tue e"S'
OF production very materially. ,-ooo
Cotton mill enterprises include l2,"'-
spindle mill at LaGr1ree, Ca, ior wnioh
bids are being invited, anu the heclsivh
OF a mill at Anderson. ;. &, 10 uVVy,s
It's capacity b. adding 1900 splndies
increase 70 be made largely o ,''ra ~ God
plus earnings, after having declared, so9I
dividends. A Wilmington NH VIII "uu
80 looms.
GEORGIA ENTERPGIsEs.
Among oth,r enterprises reportei TOT
the week were knitting MN an W.
working plant In Georgia; the PROPOSE
Development by western ,ctpl,a III Id
10000 acres Of timber. coal. and on ianus
In Kentucky and Tennessee; a ~-ton cot-
ton-seed oil mill. and G0-barrei oil rchneI
aud ice plant In Louisiana; arch, ..utsi
iron foundry. water works, a'sd S'V" irri-
2 tlon in Texas. and miscellan eous 'Lter-
prises I'm other States.
IRON INTERESTS ACTIVE.
Iron interests continue very active; pu,
a humber Of furnaces which 30 into blast
uncer the press mt high prices or IRON aic
unable TO DO 80 on account or hapihls
TO secure ore and coke on short houce'
the output Of mines now In operation DC
ing fully absorbed by the furnaces III
blast. .,,,..,...
During the week one furnace at Minules-
borough was blown I'm and another lua-
mace at the same place VIII propaDls
start within few weeks, to oe louo ,V,ei
later on by the large steel WORKS Will ~,
were built I'm connection with these A"i-
naces iust before the Barring fallurt.
English capitalists are negouaths 70
purchase the machine-shop ana ron
works built at Middlesborough at g. cus'
OF half a million dollars several years Az,
and II the sale Is made TINS plah', VII,
will be started up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
William and Mary College opens Thurs
iny, October 3, 1898.
Reduced Rate. on saturdays.

During the summer months the Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road sells round-trip tickets TO all It's
stations on Saturdays, good until the
following Mondays only. al the one-fare
rate. Tickets on sale only at Byrd-Strect
Station. e. 4. ~ Lon,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Spirits OF turpentine steady; machine.
2ja,c. irregular. 25lac.
Tar steady at Sl.2p.
Crude turpentine firm, hard, N.lo; sott.
81 10. VIRGIN. 81 ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady 30 . spring wheat VUCl Sc;
~ rod Glf-rG2i.c.. No. . corn, o2i ~
los' o. 40. oats. 19is0l9i2c.. mess pork,
- f9it1,e -. lard. s. sOU5. sly; short rib
sides S. l2ie05lt5. dry shoulders S'.33H
r S2i5. short clear sides. O@isa'.'',
whisky. 81 %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Mrs. T. L. Attend and Mss Alf..tLd
slfriend will at.sri ssh3Cl this Winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

NEW YORK Sent. % Cotton quiet:
.tIiftr. crif %. nf3ilInp ~. NET re-
HIt,+t n.r, cross r.0sinfs ~ bales:
forosrl.I ~ bales. sales l74 bales. All
-.'-... STOOL f-d aea Niles
l,t.,C N-olfI< 1.rt oe roffon Futures
,..er,d ef.aft. sales 4342Ol bales. scn-
49,. -N- 'Drt.i.r ~ 53. Noveuh-r
- i,,,,,y n. Xxx.
80 *, s., Afar"b - Ss. ANN ~:
'"i' o
f.,.. Ne. re.,i,.ts oe -S> lsroe.
l"- 1919 .,to tt,.. 49,
- p'i U.s. 10 ut i'' ,,"li' 49,, o,-
lllt ~ t.''' '"i, ~, ~. aio,s
Iolli $50 IH 'Nia Ven ~ 'D.t.ttS''
l&-.N.' hil'h' 'Ni''tf Il" 'l'' ~. r'i''
i.i.' .sl' rance -'' '"''9'
Total since September ISL. Net 'ecelp-s'
1922 ii''s ~ .,.,,4i,'',f
t-I''
tDrtANc IA copt OF cot-
49, et|sf,. reiee IA 40 haies.
ea No,.,nfer + ~. Deromh,f
"a. Elbrra,y \ ~.
-S IA : -. NJ -. Iure
'" 0''"' -f'"' ''''' '''
- ,
LA LEioNL. sept ~. i-.'p T. Al
cotton 4-arse business, prices, American
..i'ling, N-lti sales, -'pu pai,0,
in H." bales speculation 4nu
l''v bales, receipts none ru-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Pure Spices and virginia Apple Vinegar
for picxlng. 4. l.. CHRISTIAN AZ 90.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08
. 0cHrrtct.

gm IA. Mpril in Gid Stun bel pOit
Bon Sobn Sbpnas Garnep, All Sab
re alt, an Der Mussebruns, cine Wittwe
binterlanenb.
9lm "a. Mpril IN Muburn Soipnibip
gbriltian Wosbarot, i'm Nlter BON 83
esahren. Mn bemielben Sage uno in
oerielben @esenb itarb &uoOlf MeNer-
Ii, 83 Sabre unb 5 Monate alt. Wioss
barbt uno Meferli itammten beibe aus
Der Sdtpeis.
9lm 80. Npril in Guib 9oipnlbip
Sobn Millifen, feines gerufes elm Satt=
Ter, i'm Nlter bon beinabe 64 Sabren.
Ser gerforbene mar Der @dtpiegerpa=
ter hes eegentpdrtigen Derausgebers
bes llbridsbille ygbronicle" uno ipurbe
in @naoenbiitten beeroigt.
glm 26. Mpril in nbri6sbile Sobn
fgB. 8rabam, i'm Alter bon % Sabren,
an ber MusSebrung.
Mm 90. Mpril unlpeit port Wafbins=
ton Grau Mqui1la Carr. ~ Sabre, 6
Monate ilnb Ia Sage alt.
Mm 80. Npril in Denniion Sacob
8. Watters, SO Sabre, s Monate unb
81 Sage alt. Sie 8eerbigung erfolgte
in @na0enbiitren.
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Canal Dober, o., z. Mai 1895.
%. $. Ganopap, Elm Bremier an
oer @Iepelano & Marietta gilenbabn,
peruneliidte am Samitag. gr fiel
BON einem 3us Die @aoer ainaen ibm
iiber Elm Yein unb mubte baiielbe abge=
nommen iperben. Or. Weltp BON bier
poa3os bic Speration.
Sr. gtotter farb lebten Sreitag on
Der Nus5ebruns uno marb am Sonns
tag Na6mittag begraben. Gr errei6te
elm 9lter bon so Sabren, IL Monaten
unb Sasen uno binterldbt cine Srau
nit 3 Ginbern.
sSranf gfenpeiler itarb lebten Srei=
tag. 9ie geeroisung fano in SOlioar
itatt.
9ie Gin9rabuns oer 8ailerrObren
9ebt Hott bon ftatten. Sie 9lrbeiter
befommen 20 Gents per &utbe, nobei
etli6e 9uten 2pbn perbienen.
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Ser 9eati9e 8eobadlter.
Yut,s ncuem Sabrgamg.

Mit bieier Summer beeinnt Der
pYeObadter" ieinen q. Sabrgans.
Dunberte, melbe Die erfe Summer bes
Dlattes erbalten, iino nod beute treue
Mbonnsnten oeiielben, aber gar piele
iinb aud binsegangen nah 8efieloen,
BON mo- fein Wanoerer tpieoerfebrt, Oo6
baben iid Die entitanoenen 2iifen int
mer iuieoer gefiilt, 10 oab Die 3eitung
I'M Stanoe mar. unter Den sablrei6en
pnblitationen in oieIem Gountp cine
anaeiehene Steluns gu errinsen uno sll
bebaupten. Snbem mir uniern pielen
Greunben unb 80nnern fir ibre bisbe=
rise nnteritiibuns oantbar lino. boffeil
mir uns beren @unit aub in Der 3u=
fanft gu erbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

Hoods Plllen werden Won Tausenden gui
geheiszen. aDs. die Schachtel.
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Observation-Disclosures
3u perfaufett.

Gin gutter Geiddftsplab an Of=Sob=
itraBe in Stem Philabelpbea, als eSii1li=
ion Gisentbum befannt, 33x264, 1T su
berfauIen. gs itebt Elm Wobnbaus
oarauf. gs lit cine quite 2ofalitdt gum
8au zines Gef6dftsbauIes. Man ipen=
be iid an Mrs. Sra Mcgartbp, 1858
%. groao ST., Columbus, 8. l
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08
9ent ofrattid)e
GoumtD Contention.

9ie 9emofrateu BON Iuscaraipas County iinb biers
nit ouf9eforbert Selesaten gu elmer gouutp gOnpen.
ton gu eripdblen nm ib einem ge6lmiie Der lebten
bsmofratiibeu gouutp Contention semdB) am
Samftag, 8. Stunt '95 tn mbri9sbille
ein5ufinben um Ganbioaen fir olsenoe aem,ter at
nominiren
gtuen @anbbaten fir @eprdientant.
giuen gauboateu fir SbaBmeiiter.
Gtnen ganboaten FL Gberiff.
Ginen Ganoioaten fir Gomn.ifonar.
giIen ganoibaten fir Armenbans.0ir
erner inb 8elesaeu al eriudblen au ber biesidbii.
gen Staatsgodoention unb ber enatDriellen gonpen.
tion. Sebes 2oipabip ift fir ie25 Gtimmen bie in
1894 fir Mtton Iurner. be1 bempfrat,f9en ganbibas
ten fir etaats setretdr absesebeu tuu:ben au ie
enem 9eIesaten bsre9tst unb su enem tueiterem 9e.
Iegateu fir einel gru1tbeiI BON 13 ober mebr.
QBie fib oemna6 bic Oelesaten auf
Die berf9ieoenen SODnibips bertbeilen,
tperben mir in unierer nd6iten Nunl=
ner mittbeilen.
Cine domination fir Qrmenbaus=
Direttor ioll sema1t tpesben, neil Die
@abri6einli6feit porliegt, baB bas
Geleb, tpel6es biefe Beb6roe aufbebt,
bon ben @eri6ten unconititutionea ere
fldrt miro.
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Sin unperindmtes Shier lit

- Sin invertebrates 5bier iit Die
Static. Nls lebter Sage eine iunse 9a=
me in einem bieiigen Sleii6erlaben auf
8eoienung ipartete, lief plDblib cine
oide Gatte bidt por ibren SsiiBen meg.
Mngenebm lit 10 mas ni6t, aber gefdbr=
li1 aud ni9t. @efdbrli1er lift bispei=
len bas 6lieben benn als unire Dame
anf bic Seite biipfte, serietb iie in Ell.
men Der 0afen, an ipel1en bas Syleii1
aufsebdnet miro unb 5erfrabte iid bas
@eii9t redt libel. sSa, tpenn man als=
bann bic Static, ben 8eruriader beg
llnbeils, au9 aefrie9t bdtte Die aber
tonnte unbelditist entwifden.
- Ser unternebmer bes Mafertper=
fes in Canal Doper bat, tpie bereits
mitgetbeilt, nit ca. so Mann bic Mr=
beiten begpnnen. @rabarbeiter er6al=
ten fit cine 2dnaenrutbe 20 Gents.
Wdbrenb Der ,Mbbocate" bieie 2obn=
rate unseniiseno linoet, unb in itarfen
NusOriiden fih 9egen einen fol6en
GflaDenlObn ausipriGt, finben bic
,gletps" benielben fiir annebmbar. Wan
iagt uns, baB Elm Mrbeiter ollie feline
3raft anIpannen miiie unh feline Wli=
mute beridumen biirfe, um per 9ag 2
@utben @rabenldnge su erfellen, unb
es aIfo auf $1.40 Saslobn 3u bringen.
Sic .Netus" Dagegen eripdbnen zines
Mrbeiters, Der bon Mittags balb ! llbr
Biz 6 ubr Mbenos 2 Nutben ausgeara=
ben babe. Cine Ghipalbe biirfte aber
aud bier feinen CONNER MAIDEN.
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2efesgOti3.

@stks DuitsGssvitn
1sI4 fvaAisss NGns<
OoA sr RirR slss 3stM
BerI4nft dberatI. isbsn 4&s =
gun - midt. pirb ssias SsbIans sstsAssf
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the erection OF a soldiers monument In
venango county Captain vaadergrift.
for Steele. took careful gauge OF the
widow NcClintock farm production. and
figured out the young mans net income
for n day. IL amounted 10 within few
dollars Of s.. 500. But little & cd 10 did
him He squandered IL as fast as IL
was made on dissoiute men and women.
and when the supply Of oil suddenly
stopped. as IL did. he was forced 10 re-
turn 10 his native place homeless and
penniless tramp
Altogether there were 200 wells drilled
on the Tarr farm A town sprang
quickly into existence there and soon
had a regular population of more than
1000. and its floating population was
three times that Heman James built
there one Of the finest hotels ever put
up In the oil country. There were thea
ters. churches and stores of all kinds
To-day there Is not even a rotten relic
TO remind one that any of the great
fountains of wealth ever existed, and
only a few dilapidated. deserted pu:id-
ings indicate that a busy and populous
town once stood thers. / don't know
who owns the Tarr farm now. or what
IL Is good for. but the widow McCiintocls
farm, where John Steele's misspent mill
lions were made. and whose wells. still
yield profifably 10 the pump. belongs 10
a man who as a boy blacked John Steele q
DOOts-''
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her descendants are ffty-fve grandchildren.
III great grandchildren and twenty-nine
great great grandchildren
curious pneumatic ball tire for biey-
cles nas been patented in EaSiana; supsii-
tuting for the continuous tubular tire Sc
ries OF rubber balls. set IN cups at the outer
end OF the spokes: the balls are so arranged
that they may be simultaneously i1nated-
The female spider II always larger than
the male. and. IL accounts be true, Is OF
a rather peppery disposition When the hus-
band becomes obstinate and VIII not obey
orders the loving wife eats him up 20 get
rid OF him, and seeks more ooecient
spouse
The Oldest botanical work in the world
Is sculptured on the walls OF room IN the
great temple AT Karnak. at Thebes. IN
Egypt. IL represents foreign plants brought
home by an Egyptian sovereign, InotAmes
III. on his return from campaign In
Arabia
Intense cold, as is well-known. burns
IL We may use the term--like heat Ii a
drop OF air at * temperature of $50 de-
greeS below zero were placed upon the
would the same quantity of molten steel
or lead.
Scotch farmers who have settled in the
east OF England are not looked on with
milk cows. take IL TO the village, iced
calves and do other work" Scotch farm
ers succeed thereabouts, while English
farmers do not.
II.
slaves in Zanzibar and the adjoining islands
OF Pemba, both under British protection.
to be 2e6.00o. these being the SURVIVORS OF
over 100000 soufs the others having lost
their lives In the course OF transit from
the places OF their capture.
Out of an annual fire loss OF oo,oo0
which falls on the insurance companies II
Is estimated that $30.0000oo is due 10 In
cendiarism- Critics of insurance methods
assert that the companies might largely
diminish these losses IL they prosecuted
incendiaries with greater vigor
A medical paper says sneeze is fnstan-
taneously dispelled by pressing the nnger
upward against the division OF the nose at
the joint where the upper lip inside joins
the gum. Another plan Is to expire all the
air possible from the lungs the moment
you perceive indications OF a sneeze.
Within the memory of many persons.
London was once. like many American
cities. absolutely treeless-nothing but
brick, stone and mortar being seen every
where. OF late years intelligent horticul-
. ture has been drawn into service, and trees
and shrubs are being planted everywhere
Cats are the most obstinately capri
cious In their fancies about their beds OF
any domestic animal. They Will follow a
particular rug or shawl from room TO room,
II IL be removed, In order 10 sleep on II,
or insist on the use of one chair until they
get their way and then for some reason
take another.
The camel is usually believed to be the
animal which can best do without water,
but Mr.. German, of Cambridge Mass. has
near the Rocky mountains which lives for
weeks and months without wafer. The
sand is burning. the vegetation all wfthered
up, yet these mice survive.
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OFFERINGS OF THE POETS.
Autumn.

When Autumn beckons with golden wand.
A charm OF quiet comes DER the land;
The sun. bereft Of his fiery glow.
Beams more gently. the skies bend low,
A calm lies over the tired earth's breast
And reigns season of peace AMI rest.
Down in the valleys cool retreat
Where the meadow and woodland meet,
There. where the purple shadows fall
On silken grasses green and tall
The summer sleeps. All the woods are still
No sound is heard from the hazy hill
To the misty vale, save the winds low
moan
And the locusts drowsy monotone
And rest, sweet rest. Is the only theme
OF the locusts chant. Of the summers S
dream.
Paris, Ill. e. 0. Laughlin
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OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

A genuine Panama hat Is so flexible that
II may be compressed into small compass.
and. being released. will resume its former
shape
Immigration is increasing at surprising
rate The July returns place the number
OF arrivals at 27.l3s. against only 1889 for
July. 1894.
The membership of the Presbyterian
membership OF the Presbyterian Church
South Is a2. $50.
turhan has been proved by actual prac-
tice TO be the best possible head covering
in hot countries. II is light. and while IL
excludes the direct rays of the sun. per-
msts the free passage OF air,
The two sides OF the human face are
never alike. In two out OF I'VE the eyes
are out OF line; one eye Is stronger than
the other In seven cases out OF ten. and
the right ear Is generally higher than the
left.
At the siege OF Jerusalem, by Titus. the
captive Jews were crucined by the Romans
I'm such numbers that. as Josephus says.
there no longer wood of which TO
make the crosses nor space for them 10
stand
available. careful estimates from all poss,-
bic sources OF Information make IL prob
able that. at the time OF ,ne discovery.
there were no more than 10000 Indians In
all North America.
Wire ropes are not a modern invention
A bronze wire rope one-half inch In diam
eter and from twenty TO thirty feet long.
has recently been found IN the ruins OF
Pompeil. IL Is estimated that the rope Is at
least l.9D years old.
Probably the largest number of men
ever employed IN the building OF a single
shin are now AZ work upon the British
haffle-hip Magnificent IN tho Chatham
dockyard. There are two thousand me-
chanses on the pay roll.
In California it has been found that
peach stones burn as ~eli as the best
coal. and give out more heat In proportion
10 weight The stones taken out of the
fruit that n timed or dried are collected
and sold al the rate OF q per ton.
I>ondon's constant trouble over the lack
OF sufficient water supply has brought out
a proposal which viii require the sum OF
ssoee.tso 10 carry out. IL ~ To build two
aquedlcts one 10 miles long. the other fIe
miles. and each h 20 convey -D.0t.Vo9 gal
Ions OF water a day.
II II said that once. shortly before the
war the Patent Office did snadsertanfiy
grant a patent for a perpetual motion ma.
chine bat THAI II the only case 90 The
sort en- nie and the model thereof haE
never worked any better than its success
Eors.
A widow named Ann Rose. who IL hale
and hearty and IN fun possession OF hes
faculties living az Melton. Siftinxboorne.
Fnxiand' attatred her hundreth year re-
Gently. She has eight children living and
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Seek who will for starry love,
Mysteries OF ,the,m milky way,
Ger the secret spectrum pose,
Gathered from the distant ray.
Needless /
OF the sky,
Give me what the grasses say
whispering down the summer day.
Search who lists the unfathomed deep
Far below the laughing waves,
Wistful what the ages keep
Safely hid in ocean caves.
Naught care
What they bear;
Tell me what the bubbles hymn
Dancing on the blllow's brim.
Turn who longs the dusty scroll,
Record OF vanished .'ge,
Seek what fired the heros soul,
Nerved his arm or dulled his rage.
What prize
Never lies.
Give me but the faithful chart
or my comrades loving heart.
Samuel Minturn Peck. in Boston Tran
script.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-08

Brde-My dear, this hat has been
crushed beyond redemption. and 1 must
have a new one.
Gr6om-Very WE'LL my darling, I'll stop
IN somewhere on my way home and buy
you one.
bride faints with horror)
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-08
Paris, Ill.


I sent Loves messenger to see
If he could win a game for me.
His step came slow, his face was sad;
Quickly I guessed the news was bad.
Thou faithless boy. thou didst not tryr"
~ won." he said, therefore sigh"
Indianapolis. May w. Donnan
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-08

The Bitter One-I tell you, a man changes
his mind about his friends and enemies.
How so. old many
His enemies stop hitting him when he's
down, but it's then that his friends begin"
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-08
A Heavy Blow.
Erie Messenger.

Erie Messenger.
Henry. you look worried; what is the
trouble?"
this afternoon"
Heavens, How did II happen?"
"Why, / went TO the bank this afternoon
and the bank clerk. after adding up the
ledger. told me my account was over
drawn"
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-08
Chances Even.
Philadelphia

Philadelphia Record.
Cholley-Thought you were going to mar
ry Miss Kostique.
Gussie-Going to awsk her tonight. My
chawnces are about even.
How So deah boy?"
s.She must say either Yes or NO."
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-08
The Cynic's View.


Buffalo Express.
What" said the emancipator, what
has the bicycle done for woman
1T has enabled her." said the cynic on the
back seat Ito take her place in the middle
OF the road along with horses
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-08
The Descent Of Man.
Pick Me Ur

First Little Boy-Pve got new baby
brother that came from heaven last night.
Second Little Boy-Thats nothing. My
little baby brother went to heaven yester-
day.
First Little Boy. (refiectively)-I bet it's
the same kid.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-08

New York Weekly.
Mr.. Grumps-why in creation do women
always call a COW he?
Mrs. Grumps-I presume it's because cows
always act so cross and ugly with women.