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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-20
lADEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Special Notices-Becknann' Cafe; the
Auction at st. Benedicts Church; Ship
Notice, Wilder & Co: Housekeepers' Sup
piles, Lowell & baltimore; Notice, Corn
well & Chapman: Chocolate Menier, Mutt
ual Cooperative Association; For Men Of
Brains. Cortez Cigars.
Talk About the Weather Appel &
SchauL
Anusements-"The Trust Betrayed at
Masonic Temple. Feb. u; Going out in a
Blaze Of Glory. Volunteer Guards Fair
Fur Alpine Hats-At Collats.
Now Young Menu. II. Levy & Bro.
Auction Sale-Remaining Goods. by j.
Mclaughlin q Son.
Steamship Schedules-Ocean steamship
Company.
A Cold-Falk Clothing Company.
Cheap Column Advertisements - Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent
Tor Sale; Lost; Personal. Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-20

A New Jersey inventor, like thous-
ahds Of others who have come and gone
before him, has invented gun and pro-
ieotile force that he says will revolution
ize warfare. The gun is to hurl dyna-
mite, and the active principle is the ex-
plosive force of hot water. which the in
ventor says is more powerful than gun
cotton or any other explosive. The water
.is heated TO a pressure of $50 pounds to
the square inch in small boiler connected
with-the gun. and is then released through
a tube into the breach of the weapon,
when the projectile is discharged" When
the hot-water gun gets well along toward
perfection it win be gladly welcomed in
both the army and the navy. It would
be. so convenient for the officers and men
on duty TO tap the magazine for toddy,
coffee and shaving purposes, as well as
for the more stern purposes of cruel
war.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-20

Secretary Herbert must be Immensely
pleased with some information just re
ceived by the navy department from Lon
don, to the effect that Japan has ordered
two great, tirst-class battle ships to be
built in England Immediately. Secretary
Herbert some time ago recommended that
this government build some more first
class battle ships, basing his recommended
tons in part upon the heavy pounding the
frst-class ships in the Yalu engagement
had sustained without material
Injury A little later when some
of those identical ships We're
sent to the bottom by light torpedo
craft, those who differed with the secre-
tary said: There go your heavy YES
sells; s2,OOO.OOO destroyed at a shot! You'd
better build torpedo boats" Now that
Japan, after the severe test of warfare
has Endorsed the ffrst-class battle ship
Secretary Herbert very naturally feels
that his judgment has been indicated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-20

EASTERN OFFICE. % Park Row. New
York City, c. S. Faulkner. Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-20

From the shop-fgont OF a French hat
ter: Latest novelty. Soft felt hats Tor
railway collisions, -Tit-Bits.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-20

Letters and kilograms should be ad-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08
HE WAS JUST JOKING.
Old Man Who Made Fun OF a Policeman in
His Way,

Niagara Falls, Y. Y, Nov. IA
Philadelphia Grand Army veteran, Jas.
| Hodges, perpetrated a CHASTITY practi-
| cal joke by swinging from the Goat Is
| land bridge into the rapids above Nj
| agara Falls, and committing suicide this
afternoon. He was clad in his Grand
Army uniform, and fooled Reservation
Policeman Jacob Anthony, by taking
the fatal plunge at two minutes before
o'clock after a strikingly cunning
evasion of official interruption in the
suicidal act.
Hodges arrived at the falls three
| days ago, and, as far as can be learned
he did not register at any hotel He
was frequently seen at the Imperial,
however, and his actions were so pecu-
liar as to excite the attention of all the
guests. He behaved so peculiarly, in
fact, that the clerks threatened TO put
him out. He was evidently insane.
He was seen in the vicinity of the
Falls about o'clock this afternoon,
and hackman who had noticed him
about the corridors of the hotel sug-
gested to the reservation police that it
would be well to watch him. The po-
1iceman is a brusqUe, gcod-natured fell
low, and as soon as he received this
warning, he walked up to the old man
and in Joking way, said:
We'll. believe you contemplate com
uniting suicide
That's a joke, responded the old
soldier with a laugh. why, / have
no more intention of committing sui
eide than you have.
by the way" he added, would you
mind holding my cane
Anthony did so, and the next mo-
ment Hodges was dangling over the
railing.
The policeman grabbed him and pull
ed him back, and as he did so the old
fellow turned and said, with laugh,
That's the time the joke was on you,
l thought could fool you"
He then told the policeman that he
had been a member of the Fourth Bat
tallion, and that he had come to the
falls from his home in Philadelphia to
see the sights. He was apparently per-
fectly rational.
And, as there was no further excuse
for OBTAINING him, Anthony turned to
walk across the bridge. Before he had
reached the other end, however, the
old man swung himself over the rail-
ing and was carried away in the rap
ids.
Unlike the bodies of other suicides
from this point, Hodges body was roll
ed over and over along several lodges
in its passage toward the brink of the
American Fall, until it reached what
is known as Avery's rock, midway be
| tween Prospect Park and Chaplin Is
| land, to all appearances drowned.
Hodges leap to death was seen by a
few people, Who watched his body and
saw no movement in it after IL reached
! the rock
When Hodges was first seen about
| the bridge and was solicited by hack
10 rid n l,o
rapids would be his bed tonight. To
others he also told his intention to
commit suicide.
He was a short man with gray hair
and a heavy gray beard. His body
has not been recovered. Nothing has
yet been found that reveals any clue
TO his exact address.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

and the great bell rolled and rolled as
the breathless woman chung By main
strength to the small bar. Far out
over the tower and back again, and out
over the other side she was swung,
while the audience sat breathless. To
loosen her hold for the fraction of
second meant instant death or maim-
ing for life for the adventurous woman.
The swinging continued as the curtain
descended in a storm Of applause.
Then the bell ceased 10 swing, Mrs.
Carter lossened her hold and dropped
trembling to the landing, and then
made her way quickly down the mar
now stairs. When she reached the
stage the actress was hysterical from
the nervous strain and the fatigue.
Her breath came in quick gasps and she
was unable to talk and hardly able to
walk
Half dazed, she was taken before the
curtain twice by Maurice Barrymore.
Then, sobbing Historically, Mrs. Car
ter fell into the arms of her mother and
was led trembling to her dresslngroom.
1t was then ten minutes before she re-
covered her eQuanimity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

president 81 the United States. do here
by recommend thai Thursday. Nov =.
be devoted 20 thanksgiving Of Almighty
God for His manifold blessings eeStc<-
ed upon our people We nave ben
blessed with an abundant crop The
labors OF the husoandnen have been
richly rewarded. and peace and plsnty
have smiled upon our state ! would
therefore recommend that in observance
Of that day all labor and business Be
suspended. and that IN our accustomed
places % worship and n our bones
songs % gratitude be rendered 20 the
givs- % all god for HIS tender ue-cseS
and loving kiudaesS 20 our people and
as T7e best serve Hin by blessing HIS
children. / would earnestly urge that
the poor and unfortunate be gez=-o1s@y
rezneuoered On that day.
II testimony whereof. ] have herr
unto set my hand and caused - Dc az
dxed the great sal GO state Done az
the city q Topeka. the day and year
first above written.
& n MORRILL, GqTe-eo<-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

TEE fruftio5 OF whzs = unlawful TITS; b
followed 81 reuoz-e The core stACks =
= throa. after TIE arpse Is ea;eo- and TIE
Szted appetite lcs:hes TIE irtcrcfctrc pens
ere foT vaict innocence WA 6~--<TSt--
Jsae Porter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

wzrzE Il T. Four 70 TsrsT--~DSx'x
you a Xxx he EIz1 Eho z&--ies fcy reEey
= q feSir- lie - Ense<z c& Ssts = g 10
vance - Insiiszzfolis Jozr1z1
TzT freoSsStPs o. lie word an Of cSrr
ssdersces - ysoe, CT s&Szes os rae@szTs---
AdGi<nz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

FOR 6ALE-Fa-za. so1fhszsf = %-s%-1s.
lrE hn<s and c1tfss - GevA1tsxs. ss-Loesg
AL croNa-seEsrs1 Mas - -. % -
APPRECIATED satisfy TD1-sst q rkAt -
- al z yeu are tsysT cal al So y.
= " A-lace. A. Hs4tt2ksrs 90 k-1g Solase-
49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

MEAD & PRENTIs. 1ss and lss Monroe
street. Chicago-We are selling the high
grade 800 Derby Bicycle at SIS. Every
wheel sold with a years guarantee. Also
400 other makes cheap. II you want a
bicycle come and see our wheels az Y NJ
c. A. building. A J. MusSelnan, agent,
Wichita dl24-aet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

GET YOUR PIANO TUNED by W. J..
SCHNEIDER. with Barnes & Newcomo.
Tuner guaranteed TO be the best. Tun-
ing $500. dSs-if
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

FOR SAT>E-sS fs~t o. sostsyess cor
rs- IA--eacs asS W3ssl2z1. sEe shate.
atso - fess fErss btocks sD>zfs o. Tops-
Ia BIZ harEzirs- Iy orTssTs are - s-si.
~sscA 1sszza Eoro@ ozs VII - iscsy
buyer. 3 l. sr~1csT. over - z. Desx-
"a Iks-sf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08
Which have
YOU an eve to.

quantity or quality, when you buy
something to make washing easy?
If it's quality, you want Pearline.
In effectiveness, in economy, and
above all in its absolute harmless
ness, no matter how or where you
\ use it there's nothing to COM
! pare with this, the first and only
'ashing-compound.
the quantity make. after all? If you
cents or a dollar for an aid to washing,
lg that VIII give you the most work,
most certain safety for that amount OF
Pearline.
,nscupulous grocers viii tell you this is as good as
'earlire" IT'S FALSE-Peariine is never peddled
ROGER sends you something in place of Peariine, be
IL baek lS JAMES PYLE, New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08
WILL FEED HERE
LARGE NUMBER OF CATTLE SENT
TO THIS COUNTY TO WINTER

Big Corn Crop to be Utilized by the Large
Live Stock Firms Whose Attention has
Been Called to the Abundance OF Corn
in Sedgwick County Dy the Live Stock
Commission Men - They viii Make
Terms with sedgwick County Farmers
Whereby They win be Furnished Cattle
foy Wintering and Feeding Purposes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

Superior to cop4iba. cuseb.. Injection,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS,

TAKEN UP~Jersey heifer calf. with
rope around neck Enquire al G. w.
Haas. 3 miles east Of town, OH 18th street.
dl<s-2t u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08
WANTS..
Always.
Popular
THE EAGLES
.WANTCOLUMNS

Advertisements under sbsve class. dca-
tons must be in the counting room BY
3 o'clock every night excep, Saturdays
which IS 10 o'clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

WANTEDAG.rl to do general house
work Apply At los North Lawrence.
dfkl-tf
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Statesmen WANTED.

SALESMAN wANTEDITo sell our
goods TO the wholesale and retail trade.
Our goods sell on sight. Liberal salary
or commission paid Position permanent.
For particulars address Centennial Mani r
Co. Atlanta, Ga Factory. Milwaukee,
Wis. dlH-2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNI les.

FOR SALE-Two frst-class hearsrs ono
a large black one. as good a. new. and
one me white hearse. They are the prop
erty OF q decedent's estate and must be
sold soon Call on or address David F1fz-
fierald, Executor. North Elid. .. T.
d14o-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

FOR SALE-Complete newspaper and
Job printing outfit. old Mirror" plant.
Dean Gordon. d1S6-tf
FOR sALE-stock and fixtures Mar
tins Art Store. dlcS-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

WANTED-A competent girl for gen.
eral housework- 1918 y. Lawrence.
6l4s-rf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

SITUATIONS WANTeD-FeMAle.
SITUATION wANTED-woman 20 do
general housework- Address Mary"
this Office di4s-St3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-08

WANTED-Lady canvassers for the
city. Address ''B.. care this ONCE.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-11
8ciriepiaemper GrntcitanD.

sSn bem bonn Metterbureal In Wa=
ibinaton fpeben ueronentlibten geribt
iiber Den 5tano Der Gelofriidte beiBt Is
sSm Mflgemeincn par bag Wetter Der
9eife, fo,uis Der Grnte. Dem pfliigerl
uno Gden aiiniiia. Spdtes gBcli1=
torn hat Iitb IN Den tnnangebeloen
Maisitaatell beoentenD 9ebellert uno
gebt raid Der Geiie eni9egell. SeDob
bat Der SroEt in ein5elnen 3heilen Siio=
9atotas INN Mistpnlins Sdaoen all=
geribtet. ssSn Soma lit oer grDbere
5beil oes Gprns 5um Gtbncioen fertig.
uno binncn &llrsem miro oieS itberall
gcihebell f0nnen.
eSm iiioliheu 56cile Der Salimwol=
lenreaion lit man init Dem pfiifen 10
siemlih iiberall iertis, mdbreno III ben
nDrblihen 8eae,lben Oumit ehen be9on=
nen wiro. Der grtrng 1T ein iiberdns
reider Der Siioen einsig bat tbutldb=
iih in oieIem Sabre ,064 600 Ballen
mebr Gaumiuolle proousirt, als lemals
suuor.
IS lit mdbrcno lebter S9ube ibon
piel Sobaf 9ei1mtten uuo sum SrDd=
nen aufseDdnat lnptoen, u!lo maren Die
99etterbeoingungen babel Die oelltbar
giinitioIte in Marulanb uno Wirgl=
ilia bat Der 3abut etlpas Durh trode=
mes Wetter su lclben Nehaht.
Gflpus tribe fiellten lib t6pn in Der
giadt auf osn |. Sepenlber 6rofe elm
unb sluar iiber olle nnire Noroltdoten,
bon Niontme bis lRitbiaon.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-11
4son ssmtereFYc fttr Ga'at e,s.

g0ir braud)en u.ls rldjt 5l entlbul=
oiQen, ipenn tDtr Der 3amenipelt ben
Ladies' Safe Protector" nprlegen,
ba or abiolutes Gertrauen perolent,
leidt su gebraudcn 1T, faf unmoglld
un,ihtig plaslrt lpcrOen tam uno
iiheren Sdub gepabrt. g8enn ge=
miiniht, tann er opn 9lnoern unbenlertt
oetraQen merben unter Musi6lub Jeoer
llubeuuenllihfeit. 90er i'm einnal
benubt 9at, miro ibn ni6t mebr entbeb=
rem molen. Gr 1T ein treuer 'iherer
unb superldBiger 6reuuO, 100 Die uns
ItGnOe ieine 9lnpcntung erforoerll6
MAIDEN uno jebe Srou iollte ibn fiir
nicIen SSoll su iolorti9em @ebraub IN
8ereitI6aft balten. Seine Nnpenorn9
lit einfad unb fl0Bt eoer 6rau Ver=
trauen Elm. ST 1T nab millenlhattlt=
ben @runbidben an0efertiat uno Idibt,
plne Der 6elunoheit nahtbeilig 5u iein,
tpie jeoer quite 9lrst be5el9en mirD.
gir Qlauben, oaB fein 9lrtitel Der 6rau
BON beute ie folGe gefrieoiauns ge=
mdbrt bat. lpie Der ySabies' SAFE yro=
tcttDr." Ser immcnie Ibias bes Mr=
titels lit elm lpre0enoer gewei5 pDn Der
&i9tigteit oes @eIagten. Yr0belt oaler
ni6t nit SabloIen anoern un5uperlabl=
gen Nrtlfeln, Oh Dies nidt nur tpItlpie=
lis ionoern aud aeidbrli6 lit. Splb
YrDbeln fiibrt nur 3u 3e,tuerlult, Gnt=
tGui6ung uno traurigem W}iBerfolg.
Samen ipllten has beriifllbll9en, beoor
Iie Belt uno @eio an minbermertbige
9lrtitel peri0mtnoen. 9as Selte lit
immer au0 oas QerblIcilite. Ser oSa=
Dies' Safe Yrptcctor" lplto llnter poll=
ttper 8araniie fir einjdbriaen @ebrauh
perfauft nit pollitdnOiaer 8ebrallhs=
aupeiiuno unO wiro in perlie9elten
Yafeten peridnot na6 @inienoung BON
So per @rpreB Monep Srore orel
fir S.. Martet niAt, iOnoern beItelt
ipiprt. 9loreiie The La Crosse
Specially Co., La Crosse, Wis.
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Oct1briid) pcrtptsm0ct.

Yuoapelt, A. Sept. Die Nerleynllz
gen, pelbe Der Gr5bersoa 2aoislaits
Ybilip porgeitern auf Der sSagb m Den
Sprlten bon glaDes in llngarn bapon=
aetrogen bat. fino 9efdbrlider als su=
er}t qelneloet ipuroe. Die Gugel aus
lesner Sagbfinte oardorane ieinSben=
fclbein unb bic pulperlaoung ieiner
Waiie ert3iinoete cine 9ln5abl patrp=
nen, Die {, in Der Batrontaibe bate
uno iebte feline Gleioer in Branb. 8ie
geribte Der i'm bcbanoelnoen Merste
iiber iein yefinoen lperoen nit aroBer
geior9niB eripartet.
grsberspe Qabislaus Ybilip 1T ami
16. Suli 1875 al Nlcfutb aeborer llflo
Elm Sobn bes @raberaoas Splepb Sarl
2ubtpig, @eneral Der Gapallerie unb
Gbcrfommanbant Der unsariltbfneono=
lpebr, 62 Sabre aft, uno permdblt nft
Der Yrin3ellin sGlotiloe BON Sahlen=6o=
burg uno @ofba..
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Sas papierne 3eitalter.

Sin 8elebrter oes 0Sournal oes See
bots" in Yaris bat berausaere6net,
oaB es aut Der san3en Welt 1896 pa=
pierfabriten gibt bas auantum, oas
fe fabri3iren, belduft ii6 auf 1904
Wdllipnen Yu6 Yapier per Sabr. Von
alien Nationen perbrau6en am meilten
Yapier Die @ngldnoer our6lbnittlib
III BUD per 4opf Der Sepolfernns.
9ann tommt 9lmerita nit 104 BUD
per Gopi. 9ln oritter STEELE ftebt als=
Dann 9eutiblanb nit 8, an pierter
6rantrei6 nit z! guh per aopf. Der
8eibe nod folgen oann Gelterrei1,
Stalien, Dferito Ii. I. 10. Wenn man
allo, dbnlith wie nah benz 8erbrau6
bon Seife, mad Dem Verbrau9 bon
Yapier Die @ipiliiatir1sltufe abmiBt, 10
tpmmt 9euti1lano idlimm meg. Wiel=
leibt trOitet es lih nit benz @eoanfen,
oaB Sruf= unb 5dreibIu6t elmer 9tati=
OIL feline Yeretbti9uns geben, lih fir
bic eiOllilirteite su balten.
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\ Na6 elmer 9epeibe aus Mom 1T
SDnig 6umbert, Der am lebten Wtitt=
mod ben Militdrmanopern bel Nquila
beieetoobnt bate, auf Der Eiiffebr mad
SdlpB Monsa, ieiner Sommerrelioen5
bel Mailano, BON ieinem pferbe, mel=
Dies geitraudelt mar. abgeiporfen ipor=
ben unb beftig 81 gpoen gefallen ooh
ibeint er unperlebt aeblieben gu fein.
9err Gbarles @berbaro. Wtarft=
Strabe, 2anca'ier, 3d.. ldreibt S6
lit infolae zines berrentten 6uBes Die
beftiolfen SdmerSen. ct. Sacobs Gel
linoerte Die 56meraen na6 Der eriten
9lnmenoung uno bette mid IN fur5er
3eit pollltdnoig.
\ Sic iapaneiiide Gesieruns kdf
nit elmer S6iffbauiirma in Glasaom
einen 3ontratt fir @rbauung bon lilaf
Griessi6iffen gu elnem &oitenprelie nslt
5 Millionen Bfuno Sterling abgeidloI=
len.
Die nermeintli6e @erbaftunQ oes
9lem Uorfer Sefrauoanten Softer in
3iirid beitdtiat iib nibt. Gs mar nitbt
Der re1te.
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,MHcs tuaS id) cite, TINT mtir
taiGtt d.1t..s

9Bie 10 oft fam man bod Dieie 2las
oe bDren gBenn Gu 10 fiiblit. bann
bat Die laneIam ous 2eben unterqra=
benbe Dpspeplia li6 bel Sir einseftellt
unb 9u barfit Das teinesfalls leidt
nebmen. IS gibt nur cine Mteoisin,
meld,e Dib fir Die Dauer biepon furi~
rem fam, ndlnlih 0r. Dapib Gellnc=
op's 6obprit Genebp, subereitet ilt&pn=
oput, q. g., aus Yflan%nltcffen uno
9lltgebeiBen DON Der meoiSinlben gS'l=
ienidaft. sic fann bel Npptbetern be-
sogen merDen. ~
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@te gerEOpfuns Der 9b3ngsfandl

gDie YerFopfuns Der ab3nsstandle
In elmer Gtabt bic idlimmiten 5olgen
far bic Geinnbbeit ibrer Bepobner na6
iih 3iebt, 10 AUDI bic Veritopfung bes
G6rpers flr bas Wobliein ieines Sns
babers. poren, Nitrsn, Gebdrme fOn=
nen ibre GunitiOnen nidt reeelmdbia
berri1ten, iDenn Derbrauhte GtDffe fiG
barin anaebduft baben. Ga gift IS,
oieie 3u lodern, tlm fie aus benz G0rper
su entfernen. Dies iiher 3u betuirten,
III eben Der WOr3u9 Der ct. Bernarb
Rrduterpillen. siir 25 Gents bel 2lpOs
tbefern 81 baben.
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6. z. Il 20. Grcttrltonets.

Die Ngenten Der @lebelanD. 2orain
q Wbeelins @iienbabn perfaufenGuno=
reiletifets gum einfaden preiie an Den
folsenoen 5asen
9on ben ndmli6en StatiDnen gum
Seiube Der SmDrnia Sair pom 10. big
IL. September.
Gum geiu6e Der SennilDn 6air
pom "a. - 81. September.
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Gin glttfii1er 3miaa

ipislt mandmal inl 9eben cine &ole.
9ieies bat Srau M. aurSen in Dalton,
G., erfabren. Sic sibt folgenoe Gr=
tllrung ,6ornls Maaenltarter 1T eins
ausseseidnete Meoi3in. SD bate Ell.
nen i1tusren Nniall BON @bolera Wlor-
bus, 10 bab Die Meinen dngitli6 beiorg1
waren. Gum Slid batten mir eine
6laide 6prnis MagenItdrfer 5lr 6anb.
sd nabm oapun einise 9oien, mas mi,
iofort Grlei6terun9 brahte unb Der
nddifen 5ug mar ih wieoer gan5 ge=
iufO. 0atte id nibt Die 5laibe Ma.
genitdrfer i'm Saule ge9abt, tDer Deib,
mo id) beute udre !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-11

9ie lebte Qyo1e in Columbus ber-
fammelt seipeienen Wollen5iibter bon
Sbio baben beI1loilen eine petition
um Wieoerberitellulg Der friibern Wol-
len3oile an ben nd6ifen GongreB Sll
ribten. lleberoieB ioll mdbrsno Der
@ongreB GelIion cine Veriamnluna
Der vWational Wool Grotuers' Miipcia=
tion1 nad Maibington einberufen iuer.
ben, I'm cine 9gitati0n 5u 6unlten oes
gDoaensolls ins gBerf Slt ieben.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-18
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

London, November 1T.-Leading wealthy
operators i'm the mining market have been
compelled TO assist the smaller men TO an
enormous extent during the past week TO
prevent further cOllapses, so that although
the settlement was effected without serious
trouble, and some investment buying
commenced at ruling low prices. there is
not Overmuch confidence in the future of
mining enterprises. Turkish affairs still
prevent any real Improvement in foreign
stocks. but most departments are distinct
iN better.
Considerable disposition is shown on the
part OF investors to revert in their atten-
ton to American railroad shares, but
many people are deferred by the doubtful
aspect of the currency question in the Uni
tod States Except Norfolk and Western
and Reading shares, which show fractional
declines. ali prices have risen during the
past week. The advances are: Denver
preferred 32s. Louisville and Nashville
o.. ST. PAU and Reading hrsts .. Atchl-
son. Illinois Central and Wabash IA, Erie
and New York Central ]. Canadian Pa
ciGc 4, Grand Trunk Guaranteed ia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-18

garment is q dignifed and imposing
figure even though she be small, but
it takes q very graceful woman to get
abou, i'm one without looking like q
pair Of curtains come OF their poles and
out on q lark. because the immense folds
and the general ucmanag3bleness Of the
wrap constitute rare combination Of
stl.eliness and recklessDess.
Tn the newest cape models all con-
sileraions Of warmth seem TO have been
sacrificed to appearances The c1pes
are short. stand on from The elbows. SO
-ha- Che chill of an outdoors can come
IN under and ge- I'm it's deadly work,
ana liz many examples are open a, the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-18
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. November ia few mail
orders and limited spot demand We're leat-
usual 10 the day at this season Of the year
As usnal. many goods were delivered on
former orders 10y which means the sales
were OF large totals Printing ciolns IT., nom m
FALL RIVER. MASS. November 16.--
Tho week has been very quiet IN IHe pIlnu
cloth markets Regulars have been prac-
lir9iiv not I'm demand. odds sold ia small
lois COMPRISED an of trading. a rev thou-
sand sheets were sold and the others are
tc La delivered through the present
,,or+b Daconber and January. There is
no demand for regulars at any price.