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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

Sab Dem lite onertole til at f1gbe
4tnimenter uoen BerBmmelle eQer
5ort1enefe. @bamberlains @ain8olm
fofter lite mere. os bens 5ortieneRe
Ct bleuen beuiff oeo en- mon9eaaris
Brgue. Saabanne lom fplsenbe fra
8. 9. Baslep, @ueneme. SOL, mob
taeea ttaois: r9et beofe Niobel
ies bar brust mob @merte, ct @bam.
berlo,ns Bain Balm. % leg flyer {aa
efterat bare bruet bet min Samilie
/ fere Nar". 9et furerer R6eumo=
ttsme. &paimerte. 5orurtontns os
9epelie. Selses / Rorteniens Apo.
tibet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16
Gu pelteutmen 0noIeoer at ~

8eapnbelien al Nptaoret oil faa en-
uelfommen Suoleoer 5orm af en-
np dlmanat. Der beRriuer Oprtnbel}e,
Brng os @aenifab af ben nationole
9ouic % Nlteratiu 6offetters Nape<
bitters. @nmmen meo bet beRripeuoe
Stot oil Der bliue en- Rolenoer %
ofronomiiie Beresnin9er. Der er
abiolut paolibeliae. famt Stotiifif,
SQuifrationer. ombpsselis uo1ggte
&ers. % anbre baabe npttiae % unz
berbolbenoe 5aser. Nteb at faa
iitonb oenne BamfIet. Der aarlis uc.
sines af6ofetter. &ompasniet i@itta.
burg, er 60 8erfoner beRiaftieet
olene bet mefantRe 9epartement.
@Qeue Naaneber meosaar til bens
5orberebeIfe. Den faces trtt bos
apotbefere % 2anbbanblere oueralt.
% ben er trptt paa @naetR, Ipf,
5ronR, Spent. @elR. MorR, 6ol<
lanbR, SuenR % 85bmifs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

Set ffaaenoe @mne. 9e fob paa
Blattormen of en- lioen Sernbanefta>
tion Oregon. otstuterenoe iom ieo>
uanliso,s Ct 9ilfeloet, 9agens
5pBrssmaa1, tl. q. ben npe 9oftor
% be temmelis itiue &eenineer. ban
,enete uo til fine Batienter ber @Q=
men. .Snsen Dottorreaniuaer for
mig. ia9oe @arl Sa15nan. Der boez
be Bomers. .Solt er tuabelise",
peobleu ban, .ui bar 9oftor % Npo<
tbefer lise 6uiet. altio feroia til
at bruses. os ieg Ral uabbe, at bet
tofer os minore ct belt Nor. enb s
betaler Duttoren / en- use. 6sr ber:
rJor etpar Moaueoer fben uar leo
biemmefra / noale 0ase. os oa ieg
tom biem, fauot leg. at min 5aoer
Dor me9et tpg. Win &one bao MIG
ipence for og tisre efter 9ottoren.
81 oil iusen 9oftor ia, ia ieg.
Seq ipurste benz uo ON spmptomer.
ne oe fanot. at ban leb af ct Rope.
tilfaloe. Seq sau bam en- COB Do.,
fs meb Dr. Beter's &arifo % lob
ham ueobliue oermeb / noeen 9,b i
nsaemmetle meb Nnuisnineer,
ne. Om tre Dage nar ben @pae
paa Benene igien % fslte fig iaa friR
iom en- Sin. Men cette er lite alt.
9ette paalioelise eamle Mibbel bar
belbrebet % alle for Ga Grippe, uben
at 9ottor el1er Npotbefer=Meoic
blep benpttet.
9r. Beter's &urifo tan man blot
erbolbe at 2ofalasenter euer birette:
fra Jabrifauteu. st Tibet Blao fols
bet r&eileoeren* siper Dplpanine
ON bette Miboel os bets 61ftorie~
Seno ct Breufort, % ber bill btipe
Dem tilienbt ct @remplar gratis.
Hbresier 9r. 8eter Sabrnep, 112-
ia go. 3opne aue., Gbieaoo, Su..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

Se cubanlte Sniursenters 2eoer,.
@eneral Woceo, paofaoes at uare
orobt. 9osblaoene beua9teoe eQer
oetr9tteoe bet ofuefslenoe neRen
belle 11fte use, men antoselis er ban
,fte mere.
Senere: Ser meooeles benne l1oe
at Waceo bleu forroobt. 6on blep
al en- ipunf @mbebsmonb anmooet
ON at fomme I'll ct Ngoe forot un<
oerbonole ON 6reo, oe ba ban iatet
onot oneoe, begau bon fig til Npoet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

@iterot babe bsrt enbel &enner
Rabis role @bamber(atns golie<,
@bolera> os Diarrbee< <Miooel, tiBbte
Curtis Sled Of Mnabeim. CALIFORNIA,
en- Slate beraf for eset Brus % ct
MI iao entbuiaffiR ouer bette unoer,
fulbe Niobels &irtnins. iom noaen
tan bore. TlaRer til Csc % SOC !
Rorteniens Apotbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

9r. N. &o1enbers 60. @btco9e
ct en- fanoinauiif Nnfalt, buor nor'
fe % banRe Breue leies, forhaoeS
% be1uares uoen Nnbenmouos piplp.
0en bar eriferet ocer trebiue Nar
os oniees for &efens mef ubmerfez
be Snititution for Bebanolins %
&ur al froniite os bemmeliee Sps'
oomme. ST. &olenber9 Cos sp<
perlise BOG runsoommens &oobet.
per" ienbes frit til oQe, iom inoleg<
ger 5rimerter til Bofporto.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

&obert S. 5tiber al Wtbens. 1en=
nesiee. bar faaet 8atent paa en- 5fri.
u:maR1ne (Typewriter), ion o9iaa
fan bruges ueo Snbfprler Broto
foller. Sc biotil bru9eliee Sfripe>
maatner bar man life funnet BRUCE
til &rotofoQer. 6. u. 5notp & 60.
/ @afbiu9tou, Der er 6iihers Sa9fs.
rere, oil siue nermere Oplpsninser
ON DnReS.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

Bengema9ten ubuiber fin 8irfIom=
beo. SfBlse s2em Dort Sournal bar
S. y IS. Goats 60. @leseom,
@fotlanb. netop fiDbt the Mile End
Thread Mills / ytemart. SEEM s}erz
iep. &iDbeIummen er $1.125, 900.
Set 5irmo. iom eieoe 5abriten fgr,
par oafaa ifotf. Set upe Som.
posni bar MI ben fBrlte 9raobfa
brit &eroen os nil foutrolere Eris
len fuloftenoie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

st Qr,9sifib. iom bar fofet 8e>
aierinaeu Al Nin. Dollars, os iom
eubnu aloris bar siort nOsen Nptte.
uil nu blioe fas5eret. forbt bet ct 1oa
utrpst poo Sgen. at mon faIber bet
en- u2isfine".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16
Entered at the post office at Fer,
gus Falls as second class matter.
3urterne er blet finite ooer Brefjz
bent @leoelonbs Bubfob.

Den Bo5or, iom torleoen blep
bolot I Winneapolis til Snotpet Tor
Ole BuqzW Wunumentet, inobroqte
omtrent $5490 os aap omtrent $2716,
noor uo9ifterne uor betalt
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16
8lmoroftopet.

&sntsens Dpbaselie al X.Strao<
lerne % beres anuenoelie aioroe meo
&ette en- lao FOR 0pfet ben uioen=
iiabeli9e &eroen. OpfnbelIens
prattiRe Nnueuoel{e neb 5otcsraFens
6ielp oar bog noset uauifelts os ben
tos 1elufslselis beller lille iaa lioen
Iib.
&biiou bar 6ben opfuubet ct Au-
parat for X=Straalernes umiroelbare
8enpttelie. oltiaa uben nosen 5oto<
sraferiua. Deune npe Opfiuoelle bar
BON folot 5luoroRopet. Nu er bet
mulist uoen nogenlombelft 5orbere.
belle at uoforRe bet inore al euers
uieiennemitgttse @ienfanoe Wau
bepsuer fun at aubrtnse @oiious
5luorolfop mellem 0,et o. ben wien>
ftanb. mon oil unoeri6se.
Deb 6ielp at GluoroRopet Tan mon
meo 2etbeb poauiie Snbholbet al luf>
feoe Rasier. 2@fer. Bortemoneer,
oio. = Npparatet benpttes auereoe
paa fine 5teoer al Bofueienet til at
unoe iBse mistRntelise 8otfer os
Brepe. - Set sisr ct eset Jnotrpt
siennem Npparatet at ie lin 6aonbs
BeRrao. 5elu ON mon lcQQer
6aanoen Gag ct Boro eller en- Btanie,
tan mon tpoelis fe Beurooen.
(N, 3D.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

8i forRaor lite ristis. boorfor
,Hmerifa" Rrioer iao letfinbtst ON
Dimblebs os bans 8sser. .@n np
9ib Ct mar" os Den befemte 9ib. i"
Ut fse. ct .Dimblebp er en- Soer
mer. ab buis &retentiouer be pirlez
liee Nhronomer bare ler". beuiier
inaen Eins. Bet guar an at le ob,
buao bet Rol uere. men bet fan man
nu oltio merte fig, of bet lite Ct
Btsbommer. iom sisr bet. Der Ct
pel ueppe noeen Tuiul ON. at Noobs
Samtioise ooiaa talote bam en-
Suermer os 10 oo ham. men @pnc>
Fooen Tom a0iseoel for bet. os Noab
bleu frelf, mems be anore forsit.
Bi bar ue[ @runo til at antoae,
at ,,Nmer,fa" tror. &rifus Ral toms
me isien til Soroen ensang, tbi
vNmerifa" uas talfalb fer ct 5am=
funosorsau. Ds bois nu bette ct
iaa. boao ct Der iueien for. at &riz
ifus Ral fomme ,sien 1898?
Set er life beuer sonRe ristiat at
ilse. at 9imblebp bar resnetuo,
at &ritus laal TONNE ieien paa ben
9io os enonu mirbre ristist at paa>
,toa. at ban bar iost. bet Ral iie ben
lite Npril. &i Dor leff bans Bbser
men bar tntet Steb tunbet 0atoen
au9tuet.
91mblebp bar forigst at uolesse
8rofe,ierne ON Rriftt @ientomf. %
bette maa uere fulofommen fin
Nroen. .Nmerita" . pei, at Der
Ct en- ipeciel JoriRttelie s,oet ben,
iom oster paa bisie Brofetier. oe
oisie ielu op!pier. at be er aiuue.
forat bans BBrn fal pioe, rboao Der
iuart Ral Re.'
9et 3oueoinotrpt. 1T bar facet
af be neonte to Bigger, er. at ri fra
Baaifetiber 1898 fan peu:e, at en- np
Berbeusbusbolonins oil bespnbe.
Den bebsuer lite at tie pluoielis.
maaRe life ensans iaaleoes. at ole
bl.r ben uar. Set ct lite siort pua
en- Dag at iatte fig iaa srunoist inb
/ bette Came. at mon frats tan felbe
en- iua afsisrenoe Dom. iom .Aue.
rita" ipnes at sisre.
St ,Imerita~ ct Rirfeblao, bBr
bet tale beiinoist ON oenne 9,ns.
Os er bet lite ct 4irfeblab men ina.
rere maaiie ct 5ritenferblab. iaa lob
% faa uioe bet. forat ri fan uioe.
buorme9et bets Dom er uerb.
8t reionnerer paa benne Maabe:
6ar 9imblebp ret. boiltet cloeIes
lite CT uianblBnli9t. oo Der Ct ieroe,
les meset. ION taller for en- laaoon
5lnsmaaoe. iao er bet 10 bebf at
uare iorbereot berpaa. Os tager
ban fell, er 10 oloeles 1ntet ,abt, tbi
iorbereot Ruloe ri 10 uere aqiseuel.
Oa ct er fitfert. Den enfeltes Dom
Ct lite / nseet 9ilvelbe lanot borte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

@n Snbbrubstpu I 4an5os florebe
fig imoo en- Ror Sci bepebneoe 5or-
mere iifte 5reoog ueb at fiele ct 5
Naaneoer aammelt Born % bolbe bet
frem for fig. 9an blep bog tilfif
arreferet os broat / 6enaiel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

"9po<D Dafota @tfo": rReb &,per
9toenoe" % .Jersus 5aQs useblao"
bar beluttet at lette 9erina eiter
Steering % tnoRranfe fig fra 8 til 4
@ioer. Alright! 9et er lite Nos<
fen al Bopir en- Npis, Der betineer
oens Bruebarbeb % Nptte Beroen,
liseiaaliot iom bet altib CT Rigmar. I.
ben, ber Buer met Belfsne!ie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

Wr. q. III. 9iron. en- uel fienot
Rlgbmono Bleaiant &iose, Sutton
Co., So. bor en- lioen Bige, lom
bppptg trues meo Group, men naar
be fprne @pmptomer oiIer fig, siper
bans 3ufru beube @bamter!ains
3oite= Niooel. iom altio s,uer Gin.
orins itrafs. 5laRer til Csc % SOC
/ MortenienS Npoibef.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

at ben uuperenbe Iarif.2ou uil aiue
ole be Subtester, 2anbet bebbuer.
ON mon blot laber ben faa pore
ifreo. Det ipnes. iom ON Mr.
Glepelonb bar Rittet Rening. fioen
ban bru9te ffpgae Maune ON bette
Tariforlas % noatebe Of uuoerifrt@
ue bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

11eeblabet ct pifnof blepet Tibet,
men be. iom er upmertlom, pil osiaa
ie, at ri treneer inb / bet iaa meeet,
fom bet er mult9t. Der er intet
rbbbt 5tof" Der.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

Bof. 6uloorion % Qufru Nin=
neopolis er ifBl9e 8ennp Bre]s rein
til Nisiionsmarten paa Mabosasfor.
Nrs. 3aluorlon bar reret pao Wo=
oaaastor fpr os Tom bertil iorot iuz
oere ior netten ii Nar fioen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

Geo. Nrneion Barrett Ct, blepen
erfleret finosipe. Narlaaen til bans
Sinosioruirring antages at uere
@ora ooer Noo9ans 5orrstnins.
Eon breo Qonoel Der tor en- 1io
fiben. @ngans boeoe 9nn / Nibbp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

,Nationoltibenbe" / 9ulutb ct
eaaet inb, og bens 2ife er opertaset
af ,storbpefen". som @runb til
Blabets @tausnius nepner ubaiue>
rem ben Omtnnbisbeo, at 5orretnin.
gen lite bar lbnnel fig. (Nmerita.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16
9tI onerpetelte for Qptuoefore>
ttn0er-

UtW0er>
.5ornester bu big felp Wao o9
&leber, for ot WtisiionenI Ton bl;ue
fremmet ueo oisie Rioler? e}e,us.
Nisfionens 6erre. er uel uerb. at ou
onftrenser big liot f1r bam".
sonleoes Frep en- Misiionnrinbe
atna ben .2utberRe Nisiiouer".
Senner. ies bar tenft me9et pao ben
iamme 9ius / long 9ib. bar osloa
neret DnRe ON at foa ubtole mig
berom; bar ior!sst bet til nvsle ber.
men er altib ble5et msot meb oisie
Orb: ~Nei. bet soar let lite on. bu
moo tie ft,lle meb bette. oe les bauoe
nulisens osiaa tiel enbnu en- 91o,
buts ies lite bauoe feet nepnte5tptfe.
Seq bor ofte tentt. naar jes bar up>
ret tilitebe paa Rpinbetorenin9ens
spmboer (lom ri bar to Gorge buer
Maomb): .9pce mao 6erren tente
ON oisie @iefebub? @r be uelbe.
bagelise bans 0ine, os buao tom>
mer ol iammen for?" Sec bar eiort
nosle Bereaninser ouer, buoo N,sfio.
men funoe o,noe, naar &oinoerne
trtnot emfrinS eiIee flute meo at
brittle &offe paa fine Msoer. os ies
beoer. tag oenne Sag Operpeielie.
80 Wsoer maaneolia. "a Mpber
aarl'g, uosl5r. laueit beresuet, $50.
sSor oisie Bense Ton to Gutter / Rina
faa Opbolo % misunderstanding.
lore Selus at lienoe os ensons toa
saa uo iom 9erere Tor tit eset 5olf.
Nu oil leg lite bermeo fise. ct olle
Roinoeforeninser Ruloe cpbolbe @ut:
ter; ri bor osiaa mango anbre Ting,
fom $50 uiloe tomme t1lsobe. $50 /
3iaas tilWisiionsfosien oarlis uilbe
tliue en- lite rinse 6ielp, naor mango
tom iammen. Oe teuf poo be tot
tells urmeniere. 9il bette Jolt plI
10 osiaa Misi iionsielRabet >enoe en-
Irbe,oer uo. Saa bar ri 9oQefiens
8aiienbus, % be tenter 10 o9i1a paa
at oprette ct Nlberoows sbiem Der; ale.
iom arbeioer meo penne @lernins,
arbeioer aoen 2sn % er altiaa oi.
bansise af esEeiniqiebeb. E1nt
paa bette.
Seq bar nu f1emfi(let en- Sibe.
Seq oil osioo tor,pae at fremaille en-
onoeu. buo-ueb ou i7al ie. at bu. fom
foriBser. pinoer. Sab % nu fbrf
ie. buorlebes 6usmooeren bar bet,
iom Ral baue Msoet. 9asen Gor-
peien bar BUN fulbt op at beiiiQe; Der
ilol bas's. ofte te, tire Sloes &ase.
os buts oer lite er Ropper not 6u.
iet. iaa at foo en- Del af bisie laant !;
iaa fommer 9osen, buor bum CT ben=
oift til Ristteuet. &affen itol toses,
Raserne opfiieres % ierueres. o.
uaar iaa Ntsoet er ouer, Ct bum ouer<
anitrenst os tret, os laa tilfft Ral
aQe &opperne ual1es os brinses biem !;
iutet unoer ct mon ofte bgrer: .Sa
nu Ct ies ri9tie elao,at bette E: ouer".
Nen tan bette foronbres. ipsrser ou.
So. BET fan; bespno tun. men bespno
iuort. 6uoo tror bu, oenne @pfer /
Rina bar tantt paa. oa bun Rreu bet
fer neunte Stptte. BisIelis er bet
of, boao ies bar bemertet % tenft,
Der furbe orioes en- bobbelt Misfon,
ibet Der oil b(iue mere Tib til Sos,
ming % Nnbost. og multsens tunbe
o9laa Der fere Siele pinbes for
Subs &tge. VI bet lite uero at to=s
i6se? &i ielu bsfter, ioet pt bliuer
uelignet. Irbeiosbasene Ct mul,aenS
lite mango. 9bftre 6erren, lab o8
tenptte 9ioen.
(@liba 2arion I Rinamis fioneren. }
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16

Det npe @ountp &ofeau bill on>
mooe Staten ON at 9raue en- ftpr
fanal1i9uenbe @rbft siennew goun>
tiet. Den ifol bore l2 R1le lana.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-12-16
&srans falls @geblaa
uatommer 6per Ousoag.
H. eoIens, 1ogtper.
subftrtpttouspris 80 @ts. fDr l Nar, betal
t6orffua, enerS SO @ts.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The morning times., 1896-12-11

Ifyou miss any news In the morning
edition look in the list below What
you're looking for was probably
printed in yestertiHy evenings edition,
and as The Times never repeats
youIl have to take both editions TO
get all the news quick us it hap
pens.
CULLOM PLEADS FOR CUBA
uited States Should Interfere to Set
the Island Free.
MANY EAGER SOR OFFICE
Applicants fer echnIcal Positions Under
the Government.
MONEY TO PAY THE PIPER
Guarantee Fund.
RESULT or HINES CRUSADE
CIVIC Center 10 GlNc Alley Sanitation
Active Consideration
pIHGLEY mas BEEN CHOSEN
lie wln Succeed Mr.. Carlisle an the
Next Cabinet.
ToRTUREs or INQUIsITIoN-
H"w Spanish OrfIcers Are Treating
fmiIpir:e island Rebels
MAcEo rs DEAD
Report Is Confirmed by Ills Private
Ihy~idan.
LIQUOR 10 BE EXCLUDED
House PASSES Blll Fortlddiug Strong
Drink AT Capitol.
FATHER SEEKS A WARRANT
Frank ~oruns Daughter HAS Eloped
with Randolph Cuyler.
HIS MANAGEMENT UPHELD
Attorney General nusta.lhS warden Leon
ard III iiIS Report
RECTOR CUNATh is HERE
CunferS with Dr GauIgan lud the Uni-
versliy Faculty.
USED SIDEWALK FOR ROAD
tahhy Myers trivcS q GrcHl Exhibition OF
GOOD l'nNIng.
FOES Or THE LIQUOR TRADE
Resolutions Adopted 10y ANA Saloon
League Convention.
INSANITY LET'S SMITH oUT-
lie Was Judged IrreSpan-lpic for the
SCurliOuS Postal Cards.
a rUMPkIN SOCIAL IS TIE VERY
G,',.-,- .',.irf rhc Farmers Fruit and
Then Ate of It,
she IS BELOVED BY ARMY NURSES
Mrs. WIiteHyer'S Efforts IN Behalf of
Their PENSION Bill
PURITAN READY FOR WORK
Big Coast Defense Vessel Put m Com
B-lS>lDu.
TERPSICEORE VS.. MINERVA
Renewed discussion over the Sc OF the
New Library
POUND HER PRIMO + Kari
Chicago GaI1f faliSt'S NIG0W VIII Marry
an italian Courier
NO WINE At WHITE HOUSE
Hayes Administration l. Likely to BE
Duplicated.
&lkE FLYNN a REAL STAR
Takes the Center OF Stage and Makes
Hit.
TRIED 10 Lll Il BY HIS WITS
Morganthal Held III \ GEO Bonds for the
Grand Jury.
Great Feats of Swimming
The morning times., 1896-12-11

several years have elapsed since they were
collected In a country growing as rap
idly as ours, and with population, which.
even though it be counted at seventy mil
lions, is Ecant in pI orortion to the immense
area it covers, conditions change quickly
In order to make the census statistics of
Immediate practical value to the aericul-
turist, manufacturer and business an,
it should be published for their Information
within a reasonably short period after
having been obtained.
This cannot be acc omplished, of course,
when the census machinery 'as TO be set
in motion anew every ten years, instead
OF running continuously and suD rtlily With
permanent bureau. Ordinarily he Fifty
fifth Congress would tie charged with the
duty to arrange for the taking of the next
census; but there is no : ood reason why the
present one should not establish Z ptrma-
nent census bureau.
The morning times., 1896-12-11

Here are some swimming rec oriS that
would ie hard o beat. Doctor ,JOrl Lange-
lot tells OF a gardener in the employ of the
Queen If sweden, at T. onmnghulTu, about
the middle ufthC last century, W o fen intoa
basin through thick ice ana remained six
teen hours IN the water before being rescued.
lie was taken out alive and rec ovcred.
In the library at Stockholm is q book Con
tanning an account of a won an Of the prov
inCe of Dale, WHO ftll into deep water,
where She remained three days, and, after
being taken out, TT, ovcrcd and lived TO the
age Of scvcnty-fivc. Hcl clolotus says that
certain ScylliaS used easily to swim two
leagues under water without being seen to
rise for breath. Ia the thirteenth century
therclivCd at Naples man surnamed The
Fish who UsCd Ia 1--we four or five days
H. the sea, catching fish for .oud
The morning times., 1896-12-11
MINISTER IN TROUBLE.
Must Answer the charge of Muir
dering His Wife,


West Chester. Pa. Dec 1O-School
childi-,I 11UIay found the body of a woman
in a pond in this town. They gave the
alarm and the body was taken from the
water and identified as the wife of Rev.
Samuel Bailey, an evangelist, who has
been living here since last spring
Inquiries made by the police have placed
the preacher in a delicate position. and
he was arrested.
The woman, it is generally believed.
was murdered. For some time there has
been trouble between the couple PaiIey's
income as a preacher was not large and
they kept small store, Mrs Bailey fur
nishing the money for its purchase She
also owned property at Media
The latter property WAS the cause of the
trouble between the husband and wife he
endeavoring to induce her to sign it over
TO him. This she declined to do Last
week Mrs Bailey ran TO a neghhor's house
and told how her husband had attacked
her with a butcher knife. She had es
capped him after desperate struggle.
Later he asked her forgiveness and she re-
turned to her liome,
The neighbnrs had not noticed Mrs. Bailey
about since Saturday. and there was a
suspicion OF foul play which grew to Ger
tainty when the body was found this
morning. TIE body had been in the
water at least twenty yfour hours
The accused preacher acknow lodged that
he and his wife had been living unbappily
and said that she frequently threatened
to commit suicide. He declared that she
arose about 4 O'Clock Saturday morning
and left the house.
HI did not see her again, but on Tuesday
night received letter from her, which had
been mailed at Media, and in which she
said she was going to stab herself. Bailey
if his wife had carried out her threat
but learned nothing of her whereabouts.
The morning times., 1896-12-11
Where the wilI-o-the-wisp Is Seen.

The American who would ten the west
European that he had never seen a ,IuCh -
Lantern, OF vili-n' the wiSp. would not be-
believed. In Ireland. Normandy and
SchieSwi ig- HOlStein the ignuS fatuUS is 81
freGCCHt q phenomenon that II is known to
cid end ouug by dOZC rs of fam ili1r names
and even further south. in the FrenCh
landeS and on the lower Danube. there
are districts where il is almost impossible
te cross q swamp after the sunset OF rainy
day without seeing a score of fenfircS
they are called. skipping ahoUt in various
directions
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BECAUSE HE GOT NO TIP.
Ii Hung Chang'S Arrest Caused by
Rpyeupeful servant.

Pekin, Pee. 10.-It is alleecd shat Ii
Hung Chang's So-called 'Cffense" in en-
ter;ng the palace grounds in Pckin was
not due to any careicsSncSs ON his own
part.
indeed, everybody had difficulty in Com
pretending how 6n OLD official of such
long experience could have perpetrated
a blunLer Of the kind. The story now told
is that, at the close of his first audience
with the empress -dowagcr on his return
from the 0cCident, the imperial lady sug-
gested that Ii should examine the i'm
provements and changes made in the
grounds during his absence.
He proceeded to do ST., encountered
"A eunuch failed TO give the man a suf
ficient diouceur, and was reported to the
Emperor, who, being at daggers dra wn
witn the Empress Dowager, gladly seized
he occasion tn slight her The board OF
punishments sentenced Ii to be deprived
of all his offices, but the emperor com
muted the penalty into the loss of u years
salary.
The morning times., 1896-12-11

'AND
. ,GRhAERy.

rILvER Senator's are taking the re-
suits of the last campaign very
pleasantly. The latest instance of
- this happened yesterday.
Senator's Morgan, Villas, and Bricc
rode up in the Senate elevator together.
Mr. Morgan was bareheaded, he was go
ing from his committee room TO the floor
of the Senate. Mr.. Brice and Mr.. Villas had
just come into the building and We're bound
Ior the Democratic, ClCakroom. Each mad
on shiny silk hat
Mr. Morgan eyed them quiZZicaily as the
elevator sped upwards and as he stepped
from the lift said:
.'You gentlemen look as if you were on
the winning side
The gold me n laughed and acknowledged
the impeachment.
The morning times., 1896-12-11
WORK AMONG THF RED MEN.
Encouraging Reports Read Before
the WOmen's Indian Association.

New York. Dec. 10.-Thc second days
session of the Women's National Indian
Association was held in Calvary Baptist
Church today.
The morning session was principally
devoted to the reading OF reports or the
various State missions. Without eXcep-
ton, these gave glowing accounts OF the
progress OF the work among the red men.
The report of the obituary committee
showed that Mrs. Maria T Richards,
president of the New England Auxiliary
Association, and Miss u. N Blachford OF
the Troy. n. Y, association, had died
during the year. Touching eulogies were
read and suitable resolutions adopted.
The afternoon session was occupied with
reports OF the various department. COIN
nittees. They showed that i'll every way
the association was in flourishing condi-
ton.
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ton would not have been so empty. The
news OF the death OF Maceo had not
reached them yet and they were able
TO enjoy to the full the vigorous language
used by Mr.. Cullom OF Illinois
MT CullOm was the speaker OF the
day on Tuesday he gave notice that on
Thursday he would speak on the struggle
Tor liberty the Cubans are making. lie
was IN better voice than usual and was
gwen the closest attention, both by the
galleries and the Senate
His speech was one of the most vigorous
made or this subject. He spoke for an