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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-02
TAYLOR.

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith Price
Of Main street, yesterday morning, a
son.
Archie Jones, of Prlceburg, was vlsi-
tor here yesterday.
An infant child of mfr. and Mrs. Ed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-02

The misery of years has been cured In a
single night by the use of Doan's Oint-
ment positive. never-failing remedy for
Itching Piles and all similar diseases.
Your dealer keeps IT. or can get It for you.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Stdott1hes.
DerfehLte Rur.

n0r,'" 9auG Ma6ter, tpel6er i'm perfGoT>
fenen Sabre unter Der Nhtlage ftunb, unz
pifienben unb abergldubii4en 2euten Sch
abgei3ninbelt gu baden, aber burdl Die
Utaf9en bes @eiebeS f4Giipfte, befinOet ith
abermals i'm S9lontafel, Gr bate ba5
5e1o feiner Sbdtigfett BON @ngGetpoob nad
Safe 8tep berlegt unb bier befannt gu MAJ
den gepuBt, buB er nit 9tlfe Der Setter
i'm Stanbe fet, fette perIonen bon ibrem
ueberfluB an Materie gu befreien, Gbrtz
TOPPER Maper unO feline 6rau Margaret6u
iu9ten feline 6iilfe. Gr febte t6nen aus
chamber, baB in GGgin Elm Baum na9Ie,
unter beffen S4atten er etpas Gelb ypflanz
gen" miife unb baB alsbann feline beiben
8%atienten 70 f9lant pie Die 9appeln perz
ben miirben. Maber CAB benz 9oftor $95,
feline Srau, Die ettpas bider mar, 1895, aber
oas iiberfIiiffige Sleif6 blteb, 0as Maper'z
f3e @bepaar er5Gblte feline @rfabrung Der
8ranbiurp unb Oa NOD peitere dbnIi9e
&ldgen Dprlagen, tpurbe Der Gbicagper
S3penninger in Nntlage5uitanb berIebt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22

brangen aus Der MerfitGtte BPM alien Geiz
ten Sldmmen. No9bem bic Seuertpe6r bas
6euer D%DaitGnbtg eingebGmmt bate, bur9z
lu9te fte Die 8r%anbtdtte, uno plOBli4 err
tOnte Elm Ruf bes @ntieBens. @dpitGn
Steinader itieB i'm @orbert6etl, tpel9es als
Bureau benuBt tpurbe unb bur9 cine lei9te
Wdnb BON Der Merfitdtte %getrennt mar, auf
einen Derfo6lten Qet9ndm. Die 6iBe tpdren
oerbrdnnt, besglet9en bic 9Gnbe, unb ba5
8eii9t 5ur l1nfenntli9teit e~nttelt. Nur
nod penige berfengte 2dppen, Die ueberz
re1te zines Mn3uges, bebedten ben ShertOrz
per, unb btefe fiibrten our Sbenttfi3trung
hes 2ei3nams. 0ur9 cine let9t bei9dz
btgte Photographic, tpel9e man in ben
3af9en Der &letber fanb, purbe nGmli9
Die 2ei4e dls b~ieienige Stiefers BON 1einen
in Der Na9burf@dft tpobnenben Mnqe6Driz
gen ertdnnt. Ser S3mera Derfelben ipar
nomenlos, als tie BON Der trourigen Shat
id9e iiber5eugt purben, baB ibr So6n,
@atte un0 8ater, fpel9en ie.no6 Dor Sur
gem geIunb unb frob Ia6en, tobt unb fat
po1ftGnbig gu Nfhe Derbrannt bor ibnen
lag. Ser 8erungliidte mar erft 80 Sabre
alt unb 6interldBt feline Satin unb 5pei
&inoer, bds cine bret Sabre unb bas am
oere mod nt6t gdn5 Elm SSo6r alt. @r mar
nt9t nur cine pDblbetannte, 1pnbern audi
cine beltebte perf0nli9teit. Niemunb tann
beitimmt feftite1en, ouf pelbe Dirt ba5
5euer entftanb. @8 ntrh iebp@ bermutbet,
ba Stiefel Dfters erperimentirte unb gu Iet=
men Experimental 9a8 perpenbete, baB
cine 8~aserplD1ton Die 1r1a9e beS 8ranbes
uno bes l1nglids nurbe.
= @aub' Sriinb, gaub' SrOIt = unter
bieiem Sitel er3dblt Die plattbeutT9e 8ei>
lage Der r0eutf9en 2e6rer3eitung" Sd
an n &Opp as n 9Gubneret grot, I'M Del
Ropp Heg gdn3 %Diertdntig ut. Sea hi 1otpat
paro @tnen bel Steb lang, I'M ~gnittrig unb
gnaBig IS n ud, IN BET gauben Sriin'n mo-
gen benin ud nt9 re6t bal bon @inen petten.
8lot elm bon min Srin'n let ii3 babel ni6
ndbmen, an Dag bi mi intautiden unb na>
tauietbn, tpoans mi Dat CABIN beO'. 0ei nier
Qanbmdnn pe1t I'm 6abo' 1i6 MI in Bang
f9on begdben I'm babb' il ud IADn 3teO.
Sis MorgerS fem pei ud nebber an IN rDft
i'm Piep Bel mi. Sea, SriinOtng, mo geib't
benin 4it9" nSe, l1nfel 8Oamdnn, bats
nod thinner 70 Gtperei8." = v!0m, fab 6et
IN bI0f benin Damp 70 re3t breitipurig in
bet Stun rim; mi Is ud gprnt4 10 re@t;
bat ol Wdber , - nSa, MI trtegen tpie
poI ban Minter. = @at gttp't benn Ntegs
in De 9tabt?" ga, td fam 10 ud ntcb re4t
rut. Dat 8rintop DOB bIGben is, 9Gft Ou
poG biirt?" = n8rtntop? Sd bobb' in N
2dben MIR MIDI bon 8rintoip'n biirt; diner
tpenn n ou Sriinb Gtnen fotpat D~ertelt,
mot n bod 70 Oaubn, as nenn @tnen bat
banning tnterefiirt." nNlfo Del g ud boD9"
fGb' id alfo; mo DIT IS bet benin tporben2"
= st, PEI is 10 nod n iungen &terG; PEI
babb' nod lang lGben tiinnt; dtper nit bat
Oerflu4te Gigs is nt9 tau IpaBen." SEA,
nat bett EN- benin fdblt?" = vSe, bet babb'
grab 10 n Ding DDr n &opp as 0u!"
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22

Glfrss 1esuagsr, @potbster, Tu6fOIssr bon 8. 81.
aenSaG, re gOrtb Cart &De.
ans 81 6sOssiG Ctr, Gds 1tsnOmiHee' 90
~uO9lpb 350oe, apOt6stsr. 54 ROro Start Str, @6e
q: s, GlGsii8sr, 2se 81. martet Str, Gds Dat Str.
Bti3ots gbarmseB, 400 2inesIn aSe.
osHrs e3aaer, GsotBstsr. 224 atHcOln GSe., G6s 9ars
rabee Str.
gsm. &. slense, seutfSer QsOt5eter, 1901 SsImontgps.
Julius N. 9tnbt, seuti9sr apstbeter, Gds slpbOurn
are. unS 2arrabte Str.
y. $. 9onte, heuti5er @potbefer, 50 81. Gbteaeo Abe.
GnNfets GSt9ger, Ssuti@s asotbefe. 1l3 umS lis slu@
6. 8; ,9ianniisSL asOtbstsr. Rufb Str. eds eeaeOu.
9. 9; 9eDss asotbsfss. sDrisbt,DoOO gOsnus. Sd.
GIfrss g. Doe, GSOtbet.r. s67 sbsffi.IS ase.. uabs
g. Ni3tsr, apOtbetsr, l4s Fullerton WO.. nab.
Robert s%egelianG. aSotbetsr. 254 Sastoa Str. SIDE
g. 6 SafsisF. apOtb.tsr, ll27 aorO Gtars Str. cd.
6. 8, glag, Q%potbetsr, ss7 u. ealees Str.
SSngsn 3eber' AS q Start CTR, gds 0isiFOn.
aeder 9rosy @SOtbster, 1852 2incOIn ISsnue. SIDE
albert @Orsss, a~pOtbster. 1912 2tneOIn aOe, eide
.. 8. S;eis, apotbetsr, 81 on gorts woe. cd.
5. 81. emPis, .gg6oleioIs. une actail.eambrtr in 9ro.
Srtn' gteD "a nns @bemitalisn, PCT GincOln
Aee. uno 42O Aebfer &be.
g. 8; ari9sr. apOtbeier. Ode 9GpbOurR uno GuaertOn
M0enue.
6. &ipts, aputbsfer, 50 msbHer abe, Gde eouttpOrt
Bietor Gremer, Gde SlobenspooS Bart unO Melroi.
Strabe, etgenitber @roB Bart Sepot.
Nu9utt o. .&eImer, 702 Ginceln Noe., Ode Stberies Nb.
0. 6. Gmpsrius. @iGarrcnlabem. 81 q. 6alheb Str.
SHbfetfe
GmiI Ebt:f:. RaDfOlesr DON 9snrp girutb, 212 Qr4sr
Nbenue.
Otto @olBau, GpO:btter, 2169 grd.r gb.., eds q. Str.
j. 9tt, Ibotbefer, 1921 State Str, Ode %. Str.
Y; y. Sitter, &potbeter, 434l 6. 9alfeo Str.
Tt. Wertmsifter, &potbetsr. 1859 Stute Str. Ode IS.
s. SOrbrfi6, apOtbefer, 81. unO gsuuacs Ctr.
Nenotl & Sorslep, 2505 Qr6er Qpe., Gde g. 0aIfe0
ebsrfs 8Gar uroep, Ode Stat. unS gO1t Str.
y. j. Gtl6er, Otuti9e Mpotbete, @abaib Nne. unO
!. Str, Setep1on Sout6 247.
y. y. Braun, BOO g6enttportb @be., Gde 81. Str.
Y. 9. &reDBler, Npotbeter, 2G14 Cottage @rDUe @ss.
y. 5. ¬be, Oeuti6e MpOtbefs. Gfe 63. Strabe unO
@oltteD Str, Gn0leiuoOo. 3elepbDn SIC Q8enttport5.
8. bun SermonH, Npotbeter, AZ 26. Str, Udc 0anoDer.
Wobert :; 2eltertn0, apOtbefsr, 260l 8. 6aIfteo Str,
SIDE 26. Str.
Q. IS. @iffOrO, a~pOtbefer, 81. Str. unS Mi6taan qSe.
Yl. 8ommec, 1896 g. State Str.
US e. Gg9ert, Mpotbefer, 5305 &alfeO, Ode S. Str.
9eutg ,Sun9t @pOtbeter, 800 Giblano NOe.
abe PEOPLES Ygarmaco, Sooo nblenOort Wtgr, 304S
Wentfportb &be.
Carl Gimninger, gta&fOIo. bon S. sGisnOlO, 2254 @ents
iuertb Noe.
eermann .e9mtOt, gpOtbster. 466 m.ntpOrtS QO..,
Ode As. straBe.
9. 6. @}usblmann, R,sO. .e6t SO. etruss uns Gin.
cernss QlOenus.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Wei zOfiteu Oe8 vglbenOblatt. "
SfficesS eIebbnn SIN. R3SA

BUR 9equemIi1teit uuiercr on5eigenoen Runoen Dobeu
Dlr mt ben unten 9enaHnten 9etren eGt Wbfonnten &C.
trpIeu, tppuQd1 bel benlelben Nu3etQen 0n0eupmuteu
lDerben 3u %0euietbeR 8retieu. Gig luCuu bteielben bireftiu
Der Expedition Oer SalnDis @toatS3ettuug o~bgegebeu
@s riS anSSSt9sm lo ~! 4601TemsHts toiieii an o!elen
merben.
metfette.
g. Gdr5o,r, b.utfbsr WpOtbeter, 465 unb 467 Usii'
lDuutee Npe., @de Chicago Q0e.
6. 3, ai@tenberoe & 60, 83l unO 1893 MiINapfss
Mpe, @de 9iOiiOn Str.
$. GoritenS, 53l Blue SslanO Nbe.
@S9ag}. s: 36tel' oaSipOtt9eftTE, a23 get y: str
Geo. s. ,MibDaS, eHOiUsfsGGs MabiiOn unO oaIRsO
M IL syois. q ap StdSIsr 1876 mtltpauis. aDs.
8. 8. Gisuer, 1901 Wilipaufee NOe.
8. q stl9ipstt. NpOtSsfsr. 700 0IiIipautes aOs' Ode
@ruit @ieOeI, 5l8 80. @bicuUO Qos., efs QuuItna Str.
TrsGs, 9reSs's WpOtRefe. 1863 a8. GbiesSO GOe.. ede
GrsO. S. @tsrce, 5s1 0qOsn gps.
@sin9GrOt SOienbans, aROtbster. 242 @. aOrtb aos.,
g. 0. &liiHtppHrOen. .gpOtbs,er. eabpeR4Gds gBeR
Steifon Str une eOons 9lSs.
gilbert @agigeT. gpOtRefer. 296 80. SiOiFOn Str. Ode
Grant s, @eraer, as!tbsf.r, 1886 mi1ipauIe. UDe.
lDautee aOe., Gds Single uuo Sesplaines Str.
@i6. Meinung, SIS Milipautss gOt. .Gdt WfbIanOgs,.
auo9lpb StangObr, @spOtbeter. &l VI. StUifoR Ctr.
Gde @aibtenaD @be:
s. 8 e5fmeii. d apotSstss. 57 slns ;ssrano uO,,. Sd,
6. S, @oltsrsOorf, GpOtbeter. 900 @. 2. etross.
@i@aro 9. G%rerfisn, @POtbster. 1901 Us. 9Ortb TOs.
Gde Sheridan Npe.
9aul 8. 6tintmann, 4ls @. 3iOifon Str.
6enrp @einc, QpOtbeter. 29Ol WentiDOrtb aos.. GSs
q. q. &Ibrs$t. GpOt0efr. 239 ggeR 9iSifOn Str, Cd:
6. & S. eteintraus, gpOtbeter, $500 @unacs Str.
8. ediuars, Wpof6eftr. $50 HOrS @sRsrn aps.. Gas
Ynto1nGc Wbe.
9urfen 0inO, Nbotbsrer. 1923 q. Iefern Gpe.
Britt GiUrtOft. &pOtbefer. 512 %. 48. GtrGss.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Neue Gln1eigen.

OIue Geoes'Nn3eieen, weI9e fir ole
nIOrsen'2us9abe DER nJuinOis Staats'
jsituns" aufseeebeu werSen, erf6einen Fofen.
fret i'm QbenSbIatt. Die Nunahme BON On'
leisen fir GAS NbenobIatt idIie6t nm II Hhr
Witta9s, fir Die morsens2Iuseabr nm 10 1hr
Qbenos.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
BauerlaubniBf6ein
fpurben geftern an fOlgenbe Perionen aus
npffP0t.

fOurben geitern an FOlgen0e PerI0nen aus
gefteQt:
S, 6. Dimes, 2itDdi9es @o6nbau8 mi
8afement, 942 81. Gout8 2Gbe., peranI9Gog-
auf $4,000; Srau &atberine 8urte, 3It0dt,
ges Wobn6duS nit 8olement, 6024-2t
@Gis Noe., $4,000; 20. 80. O'g}eiG, 2ItDdi.
ges Mo3nbaus, 6331 2onolcD Mbe,, $2500
q. 9anIon, ~2It0diges @p6nbouS nit 8aIe.
ment, 1853 Srantfort Ctr, $500; 6. 81
Born, 31t0diges Mp6nbouS nit 2aben uni
8alement, 401 Nbbtlon Cir, $4,000; q
u. @~uefen6d9eu, 2it0digeS @obnbau8 mi
9aIement uno Stal, 1910 Brt93tpopb Q0e
$4,000.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22

5rettnoen unO 8etunnteu bic traurt9e gadribt baB
mem geltebter Satte un0 uner Batter StiS Cart I'M
Alter bon AZ Sabrcr / M&Dnat unD 13 SoQcn am 6Dun=
tag ben 20. Sonuar, Mtor9ens 6 r6r, ~9eftprbeu lit. 31e
Seerot99ng ttHoet am 9Onneritog ben "a. Sanuar, ytab=
n1tttaQs 2 llbr, Dpm SrauerbauIe, 214 Off geortb Qpe..
nap geunoer'8 &ir1bofe ftott. lin title SDetlnabme
bitten Die trarernoen 9interbItebenen
Ntatt0 Sarb, Satin. GrncItime Cart, WItter.
JteS. &t53te, 8eOt9, @GIter, &tQie, &tuber.
gtebft @eidlpiitern unb @erfnnnhten. 22in2t
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
0eMnrbctt.

= Sacob SLED, am 20. Sonuar 1895 i'm NIter bpu so
Sabren Sic 8eerol9ung ftnoet am Mittmod, BEN 80.
San1ler, nm 2 lbr, bon Der 9torbiette=5 urnbaae, PSI
263 y. @lart.9tr, mad Sracelono itott. I'm title
2lio8t Die trauernO EFT StmterbIiebe men.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22

I'm SteuungSudbenben bel Der ge9enz
tpdrti9en giotbta9e OaS @rlan9en bon 8e=
i6dfti9un9 gu erleicbtern, nimmt ba8
Nben6bIatt Stenengeiucbe uuentgeltlib alf.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Statampnt Of the PROVIDENCE VASE.
d"hual UtaVlhVut INGTON INSURANCE COM
PANY Of Proyidence in the State OF Rhode
Island, on the 31st day of December, 1898: made
to the Insurance Superintendent of the State of
Illinois, pursuant TO law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
100000
Assets
Railroad Bonds and Stocks .............S 927, 47o.OO
State, City, County and other Bonds. $4,000
Bank stocks 81, 304.0 90
Other Corporation Stocks 255, $780, 90
Cash on hand and in Bank.:........ 6o,032.9 SO
Premiums in course Of collection and
transmission 1so ,28s.2 %
Bills Receivable, taken for Fire, Marine
and Inland risks. ................. 7e,75597
All other OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,5o000
Unidentified assets ...........S So, 5S2.35
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Seridieoenes


ubr tHr 81. &O9ue 60, 6 8. Ntooiionftr., 2. TlHr-
2lt26t
Sbbns ytOteu. Mietbeu. f9Ie6te GduIOeu oQer Qrter
c%DuectLrt; feline 8esabluug menn e%rfolqlos. @uo.
@taeAer SouHt9'@ OnftabIsr rs 5. sOe, 8tmmer s.
2mi1S
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
gu berleiben.

CX eIb obne s ommiiftp II. - Sine 9roBe Summe
fam 81 6 Pro5. 9elieben iperben, ebeuio 8etrQQe
81 . lno 5H Prn8.; Sou.8arleben gum ge9enpartigen
8uriei @DIco9oer Srnuoei9enthum. 8. 8. StOne s. g.,
o S0Sale Str. 19ian6M
Rorget 9elo AMI 9iomonter, ubrer, oSulpeGen, Suus.
~ bo~ltungssWtDbel un6 8InnDs bon Der q. .. 8olbuiu
Soan 60, 4 6lur gbtcogO Stod gr9nuee s9ebdube,
Saiaae uub @aibingtpu CTR. 18aaIS
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
BferOe, @aqett, SunSe .c.

9~2erIan9t: 100 9ferbe gum @9lo9ten. biusubrirt.
~ gen am %. unb "a. Sanuor. 1874 Miluautee
Aoe, &ouis 8lrns. 2li5t
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Danouhren ~repdrtrt,

Nb9ebolt nno 3uriitgebra6t nab Gurem Sau8 NIB rinz
tt9 o~uT9e1telt. Aue 9rbett ipirb fir Elm Sobr Qoroutirf.
9lur eriter &lolie &r6etter lperoen pou nn8 .9noeiteat.
Solicit Poitfarte. 3. T.. COLLINS, i3OI-2
M0nD0tt0ir Bldg, S15 Dearborn Ctr. Ghidt
tHr &tite ppn 3eugnifeH. l6il2t
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Orunoeigentbnm


q b~erf0ufeu: Sin gut ~eele9enes Got on S9opI
~ Str. nobe 9tprt9 Chicago S9iibenpart, iebr prets=
futtrot9; gtnr $500 @oib nbtbtg. @oreiilre @tgentbimer
inter @btfre Il "a Stonts3ettung. 21i7t
On pertaufeu: 9ubi6es WoBnbaus in Der yl6bs
- Der Station NOoHeale, 93urtbpeIteru : 8ohn, fir
cine 6amiIte bequera eiugeridtet. Gtadung fir ntebrere
Bferoe init babel. $1,000. 8equeme MISUNDERSTANDING
Doer i9uleenIreies unbebautes 6rHneelQentbum ais
3betIaabIlng. aSrefie: q. s. Bog 157, @ooubale, Goot
60. 81. 15n8. BAN
On oerfaufen: &Dts auf Notwithstanding i'll Der
- 9Gbe Der 8clntpnt un0 Gl1tDH Aoenue 00-$e
@Ctta9e6 teerseH. gan5 nab 28uniD ess &Gufer5, e6en=
f6ns aut Nbid)lag8a ablung ge5aut. 8. Sos, 3lmMer IS
StGotS5ettnH9sgebaube, mtittaes sDti9en Sins u. Sluei.
l5m5, BAN
On D~ertonfeu: opensmoob. Die l96nfte
~ Gde in hieier bibiden uno b~Iitbenben 8orftant.
@8oler uno Semer in ben StraBen unb BE StroBen g=
ptlaftert, Sage: sab- uno Oftiront. Yeegsn 9reiS unh
metterer MRsfuuft meuoe man ib miiu6lid Dber Id)rlfts
LID an 8m. 8. See, 112-114 Dearborn StraBe,
Sopce Sutlolng. 20mL BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
0emnrbem

Im 21. Sonuor in tbrer mpbnurq, 421 6orftelo
8ouIeoarb, Tr6n 9prOtheG &10e, i'm sitter BON "a
Sagren. geerotQun9 om WtttttDotb ben %. Sonuar, nm
IL uDr, NIT Srt1ben nab SraceIaub. 22io2t
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
XOoeS=Mtt3st0e

6reunben rnO @erponbten bic t~ronrioe Nodridt, bos
meme Qeltebte Satin, S%Setntitte 0rab enItetn, oeb'
Wteter, Sonnto9 Wtttta9 l ubr mad Ionqen, i8peret
Setoen lelI9 TN $2errn e%tttltbI9fen 1T. Die 8eerbt9un9
bonn 3rauerbouie, 81 Wti9igon &De.. nab @racelonb.
I'm ittle Gbetluobue btttet Der tiefbetriibte Sotte:
SacDb 8~r0Henitcin,
2I1a3t 1ebit 5 lnntinbt9en &inoerr.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Weranhanngen.

PARK-TE9EATER-Gtate Ctr, nahe gpuoreR.
gtana, ole bIomOe @enms. Sbeure Rifle. Sro=
Bes fontihes 9ro9rarrt. gteue Spe3tolit6ten. Die bette
8arIet4tet=&nflbr1ng III GbicogO. 2e6enoe 9tloer.
6ral5oll1eOtpoeas&initler 2Aufubruugeu tdgli6. 10c.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Yeri0nli6es.

Gerr @orI 8eIten 6oritmanu Don 8eruf, miro els
e 1uDt alT Der SftCe b. 81. ODr3uIpreben pber ieine
I0relie ett3uienoen, faas er ni9t mebr i'll GbicogO peilt
l9ln3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-14
THE TERRIBlE KNOUT.
An Instrument 81 Punishment Far Mer
Cruel Than the "Cat."

An Instrument 81 Punishment Far More
Cruel Than the Scat"
Our own record in the matter of fog
cling is not nice one. Happily, some
diligent research is needed to present it
fully. for the whip, as an instrument of
discipline, has almost disappeared in
this country. 1t is a good many years
since the cat" has fourished over the
backs of our seamen and its employ
ment In our prisons is exceptional in
these days And even where it does
exist the present day punishment of
the cat inflicted with an instrument
that carries no knots and seldom more
than fifteen or twenty strokes, is not to
be compared with the savage foggings
of the past.
The Russian "knout." however. Is a
much more terrible instrument of tor
ture than the "cat." as will be seen
from the accompanying illustration.
And, unfortunately, one never knows
for certain how much Of the knout
is left in modern Russia The tel
egraph wire still at times carries the
horrid whizz of it from remote Siberia,
and only the other day came the news
from st. Petersburg of new imperial
ukase 'abolishing the use OF the knout
for the punishment of offenses COM
mitted by the peasantry, who have
hitherto been completely a. the mercy
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ing the patients leg useless. And
there was a possibility of gangrene,
blood poisoning and death.
Asa last resort tie physicians decided
that only the process of skin-grafting
would effect cure for the mutilated
member. This fact was announced to
many friends of the family, and large
number Of Guys associates of the same
age voluntarily offered their aid.
AS they presented themselves at the
hospital they were taken to the bedside
of tho patient and submitted to the ex-
,cision of small pieces of cuticle from
their arms, the average number of por-
tions being about six from each child.
Guys younger brother and a sister
were the first to place themselves in the
surgeons hands, the expected terrors
of the operation causing the girl to
faint whenever called upon to undergo
the ordeal. Many of the volunteers,
however, bore the trial patiently and
exhibited great fortitude.
On Sunday the Office Of the hospital
was besieged with the young friends of
their sympathy and eager to contribute
their aid for successful operation.
The patient is reported to be bearing
his sufferings like hero. the process
being over half completed. In few
weeks the physicians say Guy will be
able to be taken home and will eventu-
ally be as sound in limb as before the
accident.
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COUNTESS OF WARWICK.
Mistress OF the Finest Castle In England
and Socialist.

Mistress OF tho Finest Castle In England
and . Socialist.
The rich and beautiful countess Of
Warwick, mistress of the finest castle
in England, and a prime factor in the
smart set, is socialist. In an article
In the Pail Mall Magazine she writes:
"Is the industrial future of Merry Eng
land inevitably what you professors Of
the moral sciences disclose it? Sweat
ing dens for London; managers or
Manitoba for our cottagers? Poach or
starve is a hard gospel. Is it possible
that the future of our country house
life involves our adaptation of game
farming in order to pastiIne the mill
ionaires of America or the stock ex-
changer" Not long ago the countess
entertained some four hundred guests
at a ball at Warwick castle. The
guests were attired in the costumes of
the period of Louis XIV. and WI,
and the stately reception rooms of the
castle had been most tremendously
decorated in the style of the same
period. Not detail was lacking in
the completeness of the illusion, even
the lighting beirsy carried out by wax
candies and electric light adapted to
the shapes of imitation candles, while
the servants were all in apDrcpriate
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oats that has been struck by whirl-
wind. But Bunco is no SLOUGH. He
displays more than the average amount
of canine intelligence, and has fully
demonstrated his ability to hustle for a
living. But for q misfortune in the
days of his puppyhood Bunco would
probably have lived and died without
attracting any special attention. just
how it happened no one knows, but the
fact is apparent that Bunco some time
in the past lost most of his tail. Only
a thumbs length remains-just enough
ito be an unceasing aggravation. That
stump Of tail is just short enough
so that the owner of it can by no pos
sible means get tho end of it be-
tween his teeth, and just long enough
TO inspire the hope that he may
be able to accomplish the feat. And SO
1t has come about that Bunco's one con-
lsuming ambition, his one object in life,
is to catch the end of his own tail. To
a cog with the normal length of tail
who could easily do this and therefore
has no desire whatever to do it this
may seem perfectly incomprehensible.
But to Bunco it is a very serious mat
Ter. All his time and all his strength
are devoted to the gaining OF this one
end. Selecting spot on the sidewalk
where he will have plenty of room he
will set out on an earnest, exciting
chase after his remnant of tail. Around
and around he will go like dancing
dervish for twenty minutes at a time
until his head swims SO that he can no
longer stand. Then he will rest no
ment only to renew the wild race for
that piece of caudal appendage so near
and yet SO far. 1t always looks to
Bunco as il he was just on the point OF
achieving his ambition and this excites
him greatly. He growls and whines
and barl1s at great rate, so that in q
short time the sidewalk is blocked with
unfeeling spectators who jeer at
Bunco's earnest purpose by Offering to
bet ten to one that the tail viii win the
race. When he gets out of breath
Bunco will stare reproachfully at his
deriders. then turn around and resume
the chase. which is only to end when
tired nature demands rest and food In
Bunco's case while there's life there's
hone
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the people of Kansas. 1t is understood
himself. There is a great move on to
get ingalls, name dropped from the list
of speakers.
AS for ingalls, himself he cares very
little what the politicians may think
of the invitation to make speech at
Cleveland He has been fought openly
and back-bitten in private too many
times to care one iota what the politi-
clans, who are now against him, do or
Say.
He refused to allow the G. A. r. post
at lola to pay even so much as the eX-
penses incurred during his visit there
on Decoration Day.
When asked about 1t he replied: 81
owe the people Of lola and Allen
county more than I can every repay.
If they are willing to consider my
presence here today some small re-
quital for the great kindness with
which they have treated me / am glad.
But / could certainly not think Of de-
manding or accepting any other COM
penSation"
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In the city of Springfield. then but yer,
small town, was spent as a clerk in a
dry goods store, after which he be-
came bookkeeper. In 1857 he formed
a partnership with Or. John Ludlow in
the drug business, which he continued
until 1868, when be became interested
IN the concern Of which he is now the
head, under The name Of Warder,
Bushnell & Glessner company. During
the war he was captain of company l.,
One Hundred and Fitty-second regi-
ment o. Y. l., which company he re-
cruited. and served as its captain In the
Shenandoah valley, under the com
mand Of Gen Hunter, in 1854. In 1856
he was appointed quartgnaster gen.
eral by Gov. Foraker. IN which position
he sereed four years He was one Of
the MISUNDERSTANDING 70 the national
convention in 1892. al Of which pos
tons were given him without soiicita-
ton upon his part His generosity is
proverbiaL At one time be presented
the city OF Springfield with a patrol
wagon and team Of horses, and a. al
other time q bronze drinking fountain,
and again donated SIC, 600 20 secure the
location near Springfield Of the ohio
Masonic bone.