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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18
NusIano.

- Sbren 101. @eburtstag feierts
tiir5li9 in &oitod bic Srau Genttere Marie
9onborf in boiler t0rperli9er Riittefett unb
~getitiger 6rii9e.
= Na9fruge If Nrbeit. @ts
einem 8ert9t bes Seine=prdfetten gebt 9erz
Dor, baB fir 26 SbirbiterfeGlen in paris
1900, fir 375 StraBentebrsM nfterungen
|25,909 8eperber eingei9rieben iinb, pdbs
renb fir lis @te1en bon ftdbtif9en gplfsz
f9ullebrertnnen 6947 bolbere9tiste 8etpers
bungen b~orlieger.
- Die &Dnigin MiI6e1mine
b o n 9oIId n b legte iiinsit tbr @faubsnsz
Determining als Mitslieb ber reformirten niez
berldnDii9en &trde al unb purbe bon benz
'9Dfprebiger ban Der Sitter in Gegenpart
Der a0nigineRegentin, bes Su~perintenben=
ten ban be goGl uno atpeter &ir9endltef item
geprift. Nm Sag baruuf fanb bic Ronfirs
nation Der R0nisin itatt.
= autferin 8riebri& bat BRET
|8uft hires gemab1s, bes aaiz
iers Sriebri9, gei9affen, ie fat du9 ben
9aupttbeil an elmer 8iif. bon &aifer Sriebs
rt9 ssarbettet, pel9e 8ilbbauer npbeus
peiter ausaufibren bate. DieIes @ert barf
nur i'm Nuftrage Der Raiierin eegofen
iperben ltnb tpirb bon lift bor5ugspeife gu
Sei4enten benubt.
-Sn@ifen a d bsT81oFen bic @tabtz
D%erorbneten, bas OentmaL, bas benz
Grinder bes oeutf6en @er5teberbanbes . r.
Gt@ter unb Dem langidbrigen Setter bes
Ieratetages Or. Gra erri9tet pirb, am
4nftieg 5tr Wartburgg Dor Dem 6errf9en
9auie aufauIeuen. Oas Oenfmal ion bic
Sorm zines Sbelisten nit benz Relief Der
beiben 9efeierten erbalten. Die Musfi6>
rung TT benz 8tlbbauer prof. Rarl SanHen
in 0iifelborf iibsrtrugen.
ginen galdnten @enat fir bic
8ertpaItung ibrer SttFtungen beTbt bic
Stabt Miin9en. oils Der @ortbenbe bic
Nufnabme eintger 8rauen in bas WsatbiIz
benfift beantragte, tpini6te Elm Genatsz
mitglieb oas Glter bet @e1u9teuerinnen gu
%tpiiisn, tporauf Der goriiBenbe bemerfte,
lpenn bas Otter Der Srauen CUR @prdbe
fomme, 10 miiiie ct bitten, bic Sadie in bic
gebeinte SiBung gu DerfpeiIen, tpds Der Sc
nat nnter pieler 9eiterteit bef9loB,
M1lgemeine @artenbauz
4nsfel1nng in 9am6urg1 1897.
Der 4nsftenunssp1ab TT iebt BON tdnbis um=
pldntt unb i'm Snnern 1einer ~um3dumung
finb bunoerte BON Grbeitern b.f9Gftigt, einen
Part aus3ngeitalten, Der nd9 gepflan5unq
NIT observation-disclosures bier feinss glei9sn
nod ni9t sebabt baben biirfte. 9as mad
tige 9auptgebduoe bat bereits cine anfebnz
li9e 9Dbe errei4t. Nu9 bic tleineren Sc
bdnbe, insbsiorbere bic Wirt9f4aften, per@
ben bereits ~begonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18

&leingslb entnommen, iprq3sn fie benz Bier
unb ben 2~iqueuren gu, berbalfen itA gu
gigdrren unb fu9ten barn, bic 51iir ofTs1
GdiIenb, bas @eite. Mebrere pottsiiten paiz
iirten bus 2ptdl, tedten reugiertg Die Nate
binein unb - trplIten ii9 babon. /.
Nu9 @erlauf bon 5tpei Stunbtn fam 9err
Midels aus Ieiner iiber bsr Wirtbf4aft (ise
genben @obnung mad benz 2ot1l. Dit
Remembering nubm ct pabr, baB Die Sbdr
pffen ftdnb, fein fpnt 10 piinttli9sr Gdantz
pGrter aber ni9t antpefenb mar. Oa brang
es tpie StDbnen aus benz @isi4rdnt an iein
DIR. ST Dffnste beniefben unb fanS 9ia
bepuBtlos, faft 81 Sis e%rfarrt. bor. I}a4s
benz 9iG bas 8eipuBtIein tpieber erlanst
bate, er3db!te ct iein Ibente1er. Die Po@
li5ei Der OF Chicago Nbe. zpoli3:ifation
purbe fogIei9 bend6ri4tigt. IS eriaienen
cine 4n5abl Detectives, pel9e elm Brotptol
aufnubmen, unb ii4 bann, oergniigt, bdB
bic GGuber bic poliaetfdtion unb tie ielbit
unbe9eaigt gelaRen, empfa9len.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18
Jnlano.

@8par3=WetB Sn ben Gpn@
areB 1T Elm ein5iser Neger erpdblt uno Der
beiBt W9ite.
-Srauen immre9t. Die etnz
aiqen brei @taaten, in pelben Srauen bas
5timmre9t berlieben porben lit, fttmmten
fir grDan. Sin Defenders frdftiges Arsus
ment fir Nusbebnung bes Srauenitimmz
re6ts auf anbere Staaten lit bas ni4t.
Gin alter 0eutf4er Gim@
cinnatt's &c torben. Der b%efannte
OeutI6e Sriebri9 Mtlbelm &alenborf TIT inn
Otter, BON IA Sabren geftorben. ST mar
i'm Sabre 1845 aus einem Oorfe Bel Minz
ben, @elfolen, mad Cincinnati gefommen
urb etablirte fi9 bafelbft i'm Sabre 1853 als
8aumeiiter. ct mar elmer Der 8riiaber bes
eriten protetantif4en ltnteritiBungs<@erz
ems, bes 8ai1enoereins unb Der brttten
beutf6en protetanttfden @emetnbe. 4u4
mar ct Mitslieb bes Stdbtratbs unb tdnb
mebrere Sabre lang at Der SptBe bes 1tdb@
tti9en Nrmenpefens.
- gu btele &drtoffeGn. Snz
.folge Der groBen anbdufung BON &artoffsln,
bte in Gbicago beftebt, TT bon ben tpsitli9en
8abnen elm &unbi4reiben ausgefanot ipor@
ben, pel9es es ben Mgenten psrbietet, nod
t1ebr Rartoffstn gum @erfenben an5uneb@
men, ebe bic 8Iodaoe aufgehoben tporOen 1T.
SSn G6icago trafen in Der Dorlebten WoAe
021 ,tnh IN Ieb+er gRnchp n mnnnpnS Gdrs
toffeln Elm. 9a- nut cine geringe Nad@
fruse berrf@t, iinb Die @eleife nit Bdg@
gons, bic NIT &artoffeln belaben iinS, Iberz
flint. gu Der 8lodabe baben Die groBfr1
Senbungen BON &artoffeln aus Wisconiln
biel beigetragen, @dbrenb beg maonats
Ottober bat bic Wisconfin Gentruls8abn
GA Cars befDrbert unb bic meiten 2abunsen
tparen fir g9icagO bsitimmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18
5reie Be6ano(ung 80 @aule.
Dr.. Eartman's Rur fir hronifden
Ratarrh-Gine 9eneroie
Oferte.

Sn 9inii9t auf bic groBe Menge Melz
f9en, bic an Der einen pber anberen Jprm
BON 9roni19em Ratdrrb leiben unb bod
ntrgenbs turirt tperben t0nnen, bat Or.
9urtman, Der i'm Often poblbetannte Nrat
unb WunOarat, fi4 berett ertldrt, bic Bee
banblung 10 bteler Sdle bon- &aturrb toiten.
fret gu letten, als Qpplttatipnen bafiir pdbs
renb' Der nd9iten apei Monate finlaufer.
Der 9ottor pirb ale Mebiainen, Mpplitds
tiOnen unb bbsienif9en unb Neutrality-suspicious.
latiunen, bic gu elmer poqitGnbigen EUR notAs
pen6ig iinb, berf9reiben. Die Mebi5inen.
Die peri9rte6en tperben, iinb in alien Npos
tbeten gu BADEN. Srgenb cine qeriOn taRt
re9ularer Patient perben, inbem fie ibr
Bitter, bic 2ebensber6dltniRe, bic @ef6i6te
unb SDmptome Der &rantbeit uno Die aubor
erbaltene 8ebanblung einf9idt. NGe Cores
iponbena 1T ftritt bertrauli9. gs perben
feline &urz3eugniffe publi5irt, es lei benin
auf fpe5ienen Munf9 beg Pdtienteu.
Die pobl betannt 1T, tit Or. 9artmana
Der Yrdibent pes Surgical 9oteG, elmer
@nitalt, pel4e Elm Separtement bat, bas
ausl4lieBli4 Der 8ebanolung fir tatarrbdz
lif4e &rantbeiten getpiOnet 1T. Oas bauptz
id9li9fe 9etGmittel, auf bas er ft4 in foIz
9en Sdnen berldBt, tit pezruzna, unb fo1z
ten ale perfOnen, bic on &atarrb leiben.
buffelbe gebruu4en. SOl3e, bic Yatienten
gu tperben piini4en, fOlen qbreffiren: Or.
g. 9artmar, Columbus, Sbio.
Die rPeruna Drug Manufacturing g."
BON Columbus, SbiO, berf4tdt fret IN irs
gen6 cine perfon, bic burum f6reibt, etn
64feitiges 9ampblet, bus ausfAlieBlid Der
8ebanblung BON &atarrb gepibmet uno bon
Or. 9artman gei9rieben 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18
Gin auperbrettefes sefpen.

sc 9iebt in gmertfa fein Setoeu, bas 10 anperbrei.
tet tudre, as SDspepiie, uHO iiGerlib feines. pel4es
in TO bobem Srabe Der &unft unb MiTenibaft Der
Aer3te ippttet. 9as etnaiee Wtittel seaen bieie bart.
uddiee p1a9e 1T Elm reiues, nab rnebiainii9en @rnuo-
fdsen berseiteltes StimulansuitteG, 3otetter's Ma-
genbttters, beIet Srunbla9e reiner @Itobol 1T. Brat.
tii9e aerste beaet1nen es als bos einaiae grtueihunos..
9sitourirunass unb &prrettipnsmitteI. auf 6as te
fi9 NIT Si9erbeit ~perlaIieu tDnnen. So lit bic bette
@ranei eeeen NufeetriebenDeit. Recommended, u1z
reQelmdBi9en Stubl9an9 nno ane Nn5ei9en bartndft.
ger 9gSpepfie. IS reist bic empftnbli1e 51leimbaut
bes Mogens urb Der Gir9elpeibe nidt. fpnbern bat
einen infringement, berHbigenbe1 glnfInB ouf lie; Sic
empfinblibiten 8onftitutioner, pel9e Der @ebraudb
anberer Stimnlontien in eri9redenber Welie %an9reift,
Gid. 1T es 10 miloe nnb angeuebm in Der Aftipn. bah es
ebe1 iowpbl &inbern as %grwa9ieuen Sutrd9li9 lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18
Butt friiBen Mor9enftunoe
Staten pier Rduber elmer mirth
fhaft ibren 8efuh alb.
Der sdanFwdrter in oas Gisipino ~eefperrt.

Sin @lborabp fir bds INNER fre9er
dnftretenbe &dubgeitnbel unierer Metropule
f9eint Der Der Obbut beg Snfpettors Squad
anosrtraute poli3eibiitritt gu fetn. Ddnt
Der S9l~afmiiBigfeit Der Munnen bss qoliz
5eipaI9a's lit bas @igentbum Der 8eipobner
isnss @tabttbeils bogelfrei unb nur Der
@roBmut6 Der 8anbtten 1T es 5I Danfen,
tpenn bic 8eraubten nit betlen &no6en baz
bonfommen. Simmer 1T bieies aber nt8t
Der san, 60 betruten Dtenitag frih gegen
5 n6r bier Bis an Die 3dbne bepaffnete
@9ndppbG6ne bic Wirtbf9aft bon Otto
Midels, go. 35 &in5ie StruBe, in pefAsr
ft9 Der @9antpdrter Sim Sin, Der eben
bas 2otaG %ge0ffnet bate, olein beFdnb.
gtpas f9laftrunten, iberbDrte er pobl bic
Qufforberung Der unge6etenen 9Gite, bic
9dnbe 5o9 au balten. gu ieinem 2eiotpeIen
fpGfe fr ober erfdbren, baB feline &unbsn
febr aufmerfIam bebient gu peroen b@rlangs
ten. SIM nd9iten 4ugen6lid bate Der cine
Der Murobeure cine 8ierflai4e ergriffen
unb INN nit berielben einen berartig tpufz
tigen 9ieb iiber ben &opf perfeBt, Dab er
tpie bonn 8ltB getroffen, gu gobsa 1arf,
O6ne biel Seberlefens padte i'm BAG Rdus
.6erquartett unb i6leppte i'm na9 BEN Sis
fpinb, in pel9es iie i'm einfperrten. Ga@s
Dem fe barn benz &afeRaPParat SIS in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18
aneemeiner maarenmarIs.

gutter- Bette Creamery zoe; /. Auafttdt 49,
19c; 2. 14-lec; bette nad9ema1te 12-14e; bette
9airp Tic; /. 2uaIttdt 13-15e; 2. Aualttdt 10-l2e.
gobuen- Bette $1,000; quite 80f-S5;
bette rMebiums" 85-S7Ac; eerinse Naalttdt 1885,.
geieutro9 $3.50 bte 1onue.
Ceiling Ell -Surfeps, 8-8Hs Shbner 81. Gntet
80: has 8funo. @dnft s4.00-6. Is bas Sub.
T:f6e - g1af 8aB, s-9e, 9tte S-4e. gideref q,
Buffalo lie, 9euti9e &arpfen 1-2c.
Gter- @aHa trii4e, gerlnit .abssreanet 2le
bas 9ubeno.
$ ont 9 -gefer 10-14c bas Yfnno.
u. II Bette 90-S1.N0 baS BnrSs[.
giruert- $1.75-27 IS fir 40 8funb.
@epfeI- 9eIte 81. 10-1.90 bas SAB.
Mei%ntrauben - Spes ID pfe) 6-8He
Git ronen - Bette Nualitdt Sc. ~ so bic Ai t.
O%ramgen- aus Samatca, 8 .OO-5:O0 bic siite.
&artpffeIn 8urbanfs 24-26e, 3ebroRs 22-
2Sc, 9eerleB 2o-22e, RDfe 2o-22e.
@prit -$l.22 bic Saaots.
i. G6pa "a 10 nr5eI- 50075s ols 9us.
eouoi b -75c bas 9uBeH6.
Surfeu- 50c-$1.00 bo8 Sob.
Stuto 8pbneu .15-20e oas Quart.
-35-40c baS 8uIdeI
WetRfraut - $5.00-12.00 bic Eonne.
maten 5000 bas 8ufbeL
6peet Corn - 15-20c pro S11.
@pinat- 75c-$1.0 90 bas SAB.
q - 45-6Oc Die Rlfte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18

Ole 9ot't Cad setauftl-@o
bertt Mau6er, Der bur8 marfti6reierilde
@n8eisen pom @unbermittelu p~erleitet, ieiit
sutes @el6 berstebt uub cine 0fui8mebiSin
bobur6 erboubeGt bat. 90 bentt aud pobl
Man9er, Der BON benz sroBeu SeiGmittel bes
DR.. S.. Silsbee 9e9en SGmorrbotben, ANA
KESIS, lteit. Sei6 olio porii9tie, Scbr 2etz
beilbert, nllb ierbet erit mad ether grobe, Sic
@u9 P. Neustaedter s. Co., Box 2416, New
York, auf 8erlan9en t o # Ell Ell 3uI9ifen
Der6e1l, e6e ibr einen 8Orratb gu faufen
brau9t. SIN aue1 renommirten &pOtbeter
AL babem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18

Me BIZ - @arb Wbeat Spring gatents i'm saBs 80
-4.65, Gpft Wbeat Yatents 81. Sarb Wbeat
Bofers int God $~3.Oo-3.3O, Goft 9Dbeat 9atsrs tin
GaG $2.65-2.9o. n9feb 9oe" $L20-l.30. Noggeumsbt
INT GaB $2.35-2.55; neues INT God 50. 15-2.S5.
go II term Ell sen - go. 8 Sarb aI. 73s
Corn go. 2 Si 25-25sc.
pafer yto. 2 gu 19c; merger $50. 2 at 20-21Ic.
Sem - Gtarfes Sinotbp $1,000 bic Eonue, TO-
$sOo-9.o0, Sos $7.00-s.O0 Mireb s7.O0-s.oo, Up.
lamb 8rairte. beftes 1850. uittere aaaI. s6.50-7.00,
h.. 6 er ite - 1856. III
&oggeu- geo. 2 St 36-36Ke.
@dmereten - sSGa9s SEQ. 1875; aui bsr
8obm. Simotbp $1.S0-2.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18
eafpatpt atnS @airtfm.

Gin reimeS Malsbter 9ebrattt bon
Oct Gont. Getpp 8retp9. 60. TIT bier.
nit beftenS etnpfobIeh. ST. VIaf6ea
,tto G6ffertt at baben. telephone
80. $780, 8ottIit9 Septtt. 80. $780,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18
glmti9e 0bat.
Der Ko3 gilbert De Gotta er=
ftAt Ridaro Oonopan.
Mugebli6 liest Nutbwebr Dor.

Das perbre9en CUR Mittass3eit i'm Safe
eNe Refauraut" beeaneen.-Der Ghdter,
o. M1erifaner, neIber ais swetter Ko4
aneeffelt mar, pil in SeIbfpertheioie'
ing DEN tootIi4en Sti4 nit Dem Gran'
9irmefer auseetheiIt haben. - Cine
panif unter oen 6dfen eIidlid rer'
mieoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18
Gin 9i9antiCder plan,
SOU Ole 1mertean Grading 60
aus China perordn9en<
Sieiige Gapitaliiten intereiiirt.

ueber cine 11inion Dollars an 2lftien ffno
bereits ee3ei9net poroen, uio man err
wartet, ole Gefenfdaft in Den nd4fen
3pei Woden incorporirert gu fonren. =
Din cine $500 r1eiIen large Sahnffred.
In China erbauen. - Sonftee Details
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-18
6etreioeborie

Gbttago. II. ytpr.>
STE bb9ften, ntsbr,often nnb @&IuBprstie paren:
gtotiruneen: S9InBpretie:
IN a hHhE4o +tipAr;ofta II 0}nn 1G moS,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-08

FOR SALE A we'll built residence on
Wood street; sold for no fault; too large
Tor owners family; eight rooms n
bath and all modern conveniences
lot Zil2xllo: u splendid opportunity for
anyone wishing Il nice home, with OPP
which can be erected three () nice
tenement houses. For terms. etc. APP
ply on premises, No. GO Wood street.
myb-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-08
THE COLORED REPUBLICANS.
Fhcy Tell Who They VIII and VIII
Not SupDOrf.

TS colored Republicans of Atlantic
CITY held a gely-attended meeting
last night and listened 20 speeches from
a number of local speakers, among them
FRANK Gillian. who some time ago met
Rev. Hector, the Black Knigh of Prohi-
bition, In joint debate. Gillian scored
vei@ heavily the Prohibition party for
It's failure to keep is promises to the
colo!ed man. He said Mr.. Zachary, the
present chairman OF the Prohibition
party. is the grandfather of the present
scheme by which the colored people are
being deprived of their votes. and did
not leave the Democratic party until il
was impossible to control that party any
longer.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
We, the voters of Atlantic City Ward
IN mass-meeting assembled, do now de-
sire to place ourselves ON record as to
the coming municipal fight:
Whereas, The Republican party has
decided to take no part in the municipal
campaign, and. whereas. the Prohibitions
Reform party ignored us in selecting
their delegates to name their present
ticket, and, whereas, we QUIZ not parti-
c!pate in the Democratic primary.
Resolved, That we propose TO vote
for no particular party in the coming
election, but vote for those men only who
will enc their vote and influence TO such
things as will be of benafit to our people.
Resolved, That we vote for only such
Councilinen as will pledge their support
to improve IL school facilities. and give
us a colored physician 10 our poor.
Resolved, That we give our support
10 the Local Board of this ward, COM
posed of Messrs. 9. Brooks Johnston and
Others, who are honorable, worthy and
libe:al-minded citizens, and who have
shown themselves quite friendly to our
race. In the past.
Resolved, That We deplore the fact
tina; Mr.. c. NJ. Cruiser, the present City
Street Inspector. was not lenominated
since he stood so manfully by the col
ored men employed on our streets in
spite of much criticism.
Resolved. That we hold regular meet
ings on Thursday night of each week
In order to keep posted as to the bes,
steps TO take as to the use of our SUI
frage, and that we return Il rising vote
of thanks to Messrs. VIM. Thorogood. w,
H. Sparrow, Frank Gillian and others,
for their interesting and instructive
speeches."
Mr.. w. c. Cobb was endorsed as a
candidate for Commissioner of the Rev
enue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-08

chose as his favorite q handsome Irish
girl. the widow OF 8 sergeant OF sap
pers. who had been detached from the
British garrison at Gibraltar n taken
into the Sultan's service. On her hus-
bands death, she was not aretse to
becoming the Sultan's bride II bore
him d son. Muley Yield, nicknamed the
Red Beayd," who stands as a picture OF
incarnate cruelty among the ~sanguinary
rulers of Morocco. His favorite past
times were to roast Jews alive In the
body OF n bull and TO roll about the
floors of the palace the heads of his
tiers cut off for that particular pur-
pose.
The romantic story of the I:ish girls
elevation to his high station has its pa
rallel in the family CT Nenelek OF
Abyssinla, whose father Is said to have
become enamoured of u wondrously
beautiful beggar girl whom, with u fine
contempt for the conventionalities of
court. he raised to be his consort. :
SAVAGERY OF THE BLACK KINGS
The frlghtful cruelty OF African mon
archs, as just in:tanced In the case of
Muley YeZid, may be Illustrated again
In the case of Muley Hassan' the late
Sultan of Morocco, who vas exceedingly
fond of putting his relatives TO death,
but with a kind of grim consideration
would allow them the privilege of choos-
Ing the manner of their taking Off. Thus
II is said that his uncle, Muley literally
drank himself TO death In the course of
a couple OF months. The rest of the
amiable Sultan's relatives preferred poi
son, remaining true to the Mohamma-
den injunction to look not upon the
wine when 1t IS red"
More fer.c.ous than all these was the
savage tyrant Behauz!n, king Of Daho-
mey. famous for Its female warriors.
whose capital was taken and destroyed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-08

a few years ago by a French army UNI
der General Dodds. The cruelties of
which this fierce chief was guilty were
of the most hideous character. human
sacrifices being in the usual order of
things, and as many as five hundred
human beings being slaughtered for this
purpose at a single time. King BchauZin
is now an exile, confined at St. Pierre
Martinique, where he will probably end
his days.
THE YOUNG KHEDIVE.
The conception of the comic papers
regarding the African monarchs, the
caricatures showing a ~scantily clothed
negro arrayed in a breech-clout and IA
stove-pipe hat, with n ring in his nose
and a gold ace coat for state occa-
sions. set forth grotesquely the unde-
niable truth that civilization has had
for the most part only a poisoning and
demoralizing influence upon the rulers
OF this little known continent. And Of
them all perhaps none has been more
harmed by the knowledge of Europe
and the customs of the West than the
young Khedive or King of Egypt, who
was educated and instructed in Swift
erland. In Vienna. in Paris and other
capitals Of Europe with none too good
results. 1t must be said, for his morals
II manhood. Since his accession To
the throne he has manifested a tendency
towards Mohammeden fanaticism. as
If he understood that Europe had had
and could awe only n bad influence
upon himself and his people. This dis
play OF love of the old ways and religion
has vastly increased his popularity
among his subjects and has given him
a prestige abroad hat he could never
have otherwise obtained. His fear of
England. however, keeps him in a whole
some moderation and prevents any un-
due expression of his devotion to Egypt
and the Egyptians.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-08
FOR MT.
BRAN RI.E'rON

The Sewing Circle of McKendree will
meet this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock with
Mrs. Meekins. East Levitt avenue.
Tonight at s o'clock. there will be an
Interesting programme rendered at
Park Avenue Baptist Church under the
auspices Of the 4. y. p. u.
Colonel w. II. Stewart will deliver his
lecture tonight at Trinity M. Il. Church
on Commodore NJ. F. Maury. This is
worth hearing in the highest institutions
OF the State-full of inventive ingenuity
and historic value. No admission fee.
Master Murrell Nash, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Nash, south Marshall ave
nue.. had the misfortune to receive bodily
injury In the fracture of his arm and
d!slocation of his elbow, causing him
much pain. Drs. Meredith and Philips
had the care of the case, and made
the little fellow as comfortable as posi-.
BILE. ~
Mr.. John McRorie, of North Reservoir
avenue, fell from his wheel Wednesday
night, near Client, striking his head on
the curbstone and inflictlng a painful
wound. He was put in a car and carried
10 Or. Meredith's drug store. corner Park
n Brambleton avenues. wher he wa
attended by DIR. H. II. Phillips.
About 3 O'Clock yesterday morning n
Kerosene oil stove caught fire at the
residence of Mr.. S. c. Phillips. PIG West
eiu a IL u DeHn
Tor the presence of mind of his son. Mr..
II. w. Phillips, the house would have
been entirely demolished.
There was an enthusiastic meeting Of
Methodists and their friends under the
auspices Of the Seaside Union Of Epworth
Leagues CIV. P. Dodson, Presidency, nj
Mckendree M. Il. Church, South, last
night. The following is the programme:
anthem. When the Lord Shall
Build Up Zion" -
Epworth League Choir of McKendree.
'solo, Bells of st. Mary"........ -
Mr.. Moore, of Centenary League.
anthem. Round the Year. ..,.-
hpworth League Choir of McKendree.
Uevotienal exercises, half-hour. con.
Quoted by yice-President Ferebee.
Prayer. by Rev. Dr.. Young. OF En-.
worth Church.
Hymns.
Roll-call.
Reading minutes.
Unfinished business
New business.
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MONARCHs OF AFRICA
Black Kings Who Are Threatened With
European Subsection.
AENELEK, THE MIGHTY, OF ABYSSlalA.
Traces His Lineage From Ktsg Solo
mon and the Queen of Shebah-RO
mantle Story orthc Attachment of
Meneielt's Father TO n Beautiful
BcEgar Girl

Copyright. 1896. by s. S. Mcclure Col
The sudden prominence of Africa, due
to the triumph of Menelek over the Ital
ians and the hazardous expedition OF
English Mp the Nile. give particular
Interest to 4 confederation of the native
rulers of Africa. who are subbornly re-
s!St!ng the encronchments OF European
civilization.
BY far the most interesting of them
all Is NIenelek himself, Emperor of the
A~byssinians. who traces his direct de-
scent from Kin solomon and the Queen
of Sheba. Though a great fighter, Me-
nelek Is not a handsome man; Indeed. he
bears little resemblance to his mother
who was u woman of unusual beauty.
He Is short and somewhat dumpy in sta
ture, and his skin IS almost coal black.
His usual dress Is a kind Of white blank
ell with a crimson stripe around 1t, worn
over a White vestment of an eccles!astl-
cal cut.
MBNDLEK'S FONDNESS FOR ME-
CIIANICS.
Menelek has a great rondness for me
chanical investigation. and many are
the intricate problems In This line that
he has worked out for himself. Years
ago explorers ikened him / a monkey.
declaring that his chief delight was in
destroying watches and clocks for the
sole pleasure Of putting them together
again. Little did they understand the
awakening of mind and the steady dcvel.
opment In the man that was lndicat-
ed by these little diversions. A few
years ago when the French government
sent Menelek a mitrailleuse as a pres
ent. 1t was packed in cases for ccnven!-
ence In carriage over the MOUNTAINS, and
the cases reached the l,mperor's palace
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-08

FOR SALls-The wholesale and retail
candy factory. stock. fixtures. horse.
wagon and carriage. Very low rent.
a. great bargain. Reasons for selling
My store In Philadelphia requires my
entire time. Established ten years. APP
ply nj store. No. l32 Church street. \.
DASCALOPULO.
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by n NOrtoIk Composer.

If n Is fond of the charming two
step, much pleasure Is in store for
them. Rita" is the name of one lately
published. 1t was composed by Mrs.
H.. Wertheimer. Of this city, and will
especially please those who found so
much pleasure with Sousa's early
marches.
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ATLANTIC T

Commander Todd, OF the Fort. left yes
terday for Washington. D.. c.
Miss Gertie Bacon, of Boston. Mass,
Is the guest Of Mrs. DR.. A. b. Heistand,
on Galley avenue.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock.