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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13
Sans nnb Spf.
Tif6e blau su fc6en.

Slide ridtis bIau au MAIDEN, seIinst
ni6t ieber 866in, AUDI iinb bic Dleinun.
gen bariiber setbeiIt, Oh man tie nit falls
tenn ober iparmem @iiis bldusn iou. Wan
i9Ia6te bic Slide, lese iie in eine tiefe
SdiiieI, iibersiebe iie NIT faltem Wen'
eifs unb bede iie su; man ipirb iie mad
ettpa elmer StunSe iebr id6n bIau fins
ben. SIM @iiis i4pimmen iOaen iie
ni6t, iie iperosn fonit su iauer; man
febte iie baber, ipenn es nbtbis 1T, Iieber
in Der Sdlfte Der 8eit einmaI nm. 8eim
8aiden Der Slide ipn man ii6 bitten.
alien SdIsim absueiben, ba bieier Ous
8Iau,perben beS SLIDES iebr befbrbert.
SIN iebr bieIen 8odbiidern tuirb aneese'
ben, bab man ben GaI bduten ioae.
Dies if nidt ibsral Site; AaI, bIau
seis6t, gilt aIs DsIifateifs, unb seraos
bic Saut ipirb bon Seinidmedern sana
beionberS germ sessfen. SO 1T in ein'
seInsn @esenben Site. ben IaI in
banosroben Stiiden in einem gut sube'
reiteten, fdon borber gut bur@sefobten
Sii4iuo atsufo&en, nit frii&er 8eter'
file sarnirt unb nit 3itronsns8ierte
3u ierpiren. GiiiS unb Del ipirb basr
berum8ereiGt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13
343, 267 Ginpanberer i'm pers
Hcifenen Sabr.

9la6 ben ftirsIid berSFentIi6ten 4n.
eaben oes @inpanberunsS @ommihdrS il
BaibinetOn mar bic 9abl Der ginipan'
berer, pelbe pGbreno oeS nit oem 80
Suni beenbeten SisfaliabreS in ben Ser
Staten anfamen. 343, 1857 sessn 258,
536 i'm Sistaliabr 1895. Inter Der
8eiammtSabl befanben iib 2l2. .466
mdnnIide uno l30,80l tpeiblife gin'
panberer. Ser 9lationaIitdt na6 iparer
bon ben gineenanberten $1,000 Sta'
lisner, 65, l03 Oeiterreidsr uno llnsarn.
64. 637 famen aus @rObbritannien, 52,.
1876 aus 9iuBIano uno 81 1856 aus
DeutibIano. 2lus bem Heit Der 2inoer
Der 98elt famen 81 ,446.
Don ben Gintpanbsrunesbehbrben ans
sebalten uno na6 ibren reip. Seimatb'
Idnosrn suriidseididt ipuroen 3037 Gins
pancersr, ndml,6 20l0 Baupers. 776
Soniraclatbsiter, l Soiot, 10 Srrlinnise
unb 2 nit unbeilbaren 8ranfbeiten Ses
baftete. Serner purben 238 suriidse.
Idldi, bic mad gblauf zines Sobres
ben blsfeen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sur
2uit sefaaen iparen. SIN Sabre 1895
uaren 1896 Ginpunbsrer ;uriidsefbidt
ppIeen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13
8artoifeiu poblfbmeefeueer 3u
MAIDEN.

Srlbfartoifsln sntbaIten berbaItniB'
mibig INNER isbr pieI tpikerise uni
penls mebliss 2bsiIe, wesbalb iie ni4I
10 gut iinb. tpie bic reifen 8artoffeln.
Dian fam Iie inbeHsn bur6 iorsfalti8s
9ebanoluns ipdbrsno bes 8o6enS beoeu.
tenb perbshsrn. DieieS eei6iebt einfad
Oaour6, oaB man sIeibSeiils nit benz
@efdbe. in bsm mon bic Rartoffeln aui
bas Esuer btinst, elm anberes init reinem
8aHer sefd[ltes ebenfaas gum SIeoen
stbist. Saben Die aartoifeln nun elne
3er lang sefObi, 10 baB lie balo gar
iino, 10 sisBe man OaS Waher pom lbuen
ab unb bas refine Nafer alseann bar'
iiber, in wel6er ;wsiten 8tGbe man lie
uolenos gar toben IaBt, porauf man
aud oieie obeie6t. bic 8artcffeln, ipel6c
po,ber gsitali ino, nit ettpas Sal3 uno
aebadter geterflis burbf6pentt uno
blsruuf 70 beiB ipie mDsll6 duflra8t.
Ribt nur bic friiben. ionoern aue 8ars
tpfeln ipsrben burd stpelmall8es So6en
in friIbem WaNer perbeiisrt, plet'bplel,
oh Iie seiddlt coer init Der Sdals aufS
6suer 5sbradt iperben. 0tan fam TO-
gar iibsr sebliebene, iaIt eepOroens 8ar'
tofeIn oapurd 70 gut tpie frii6 eetobte
pe,pencsn, oaB man is in iisbenceS
8 .fer pirft uno einiee Winuten barin
fodsn ldBt; iie iperben eber beiler ais
f6Is@ter erf4sinen bsnn uorber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13

tpeitere Broflamatipn erIieB, tporin er
Dor @rpeoitionen sur unteritiibuns Der
cubanit6en RspOlution6re bon uniern
8Iiten aus iparnts. Seine erite grOela'
nation. pelhe bieieIbe Sahe benaf,
purbe am IL. Stunt 1895 erIaiien. IS
1T feline Srase, baB ii4 inspliden bic
9beilnabme fur bic tapfern eubanllden
8ampfer sessn ipanii4e llnteroruduns
INNER mebr seiteisert bat. nno bic
5oIse bapon 1T. baB trob aaer 8liten'
pabt unb trob 8roseiilruns abeeiabter
5illbuitier, bie@rpebliionen unb 8affens
lencun8en na6 Guba nl4t abs, ionoern
susenommen baben.
Ser ,8ismart bon @bira", 81 Sung
T6ans. bait iid iebt IN England aut
uno man besiIt ii6, ibm bic aaerbb4fe
Iufmertiamtsit su ipiomen.
g8ie perIautet, baIt bic dineliide &e,
sieruns init ibrer grlaubniB, bab RuB'
Lamb eine @iienbabn burb bic 0tanb'
idursi baue. nod suriid. Ser 8ertras,
in ipeldem oieie grlaubnib ertbeilt ipiro.
1T nod INNER ni6t unterSeidnet. Ger
Seriud, in 9lmsrifa SonbS gum 8au fir
Stisnbabnen IN China aufsubrIneen, 1T
febleei6lasen, unb aub baS Yrpi II
elmer dineiii9 amerltanii6en 8unt
mubte fallen selafen perben.-Dis 2on'
bon ,,Bpf" bradte ben eniaiioneaen
Nrtifel, oab man tpdbrenb Der 8riienSeit
i'm Sanuar in Berlin ernitlid bic Srase
sripOsen babe. ipis bic enslii6e SIOtte au
befampfen uno Elm SelcSus sessn eng
Lamb su fiibren isi. Sie iiinsfen Slot'
tsnmanbper babsn bic gnslanosr ins
8odSborn eeiaet. Sic batten seeIaubt,
baB bic britiidsn SnieIn sesen eine
2anbuns poafanbis sefdiibt ieien, es
tyurbe aber Der 8eipeis seIiefert. baB Die
9anouns elmer feinbIiden Ma6t in
@robbritannien troB Der Stdrts Der
Slotte iebr iuobI mpslid 1T.
Sn Der Misunderstanding Ses Deut'
idsn 8ei4es i6einsn eini9neioenoe Der.
anpsrunsen beporsuiteben. Ser Gbei
oeS @ebeimen @iuiIeabinets, Or. BON
aueanus, ber ,,Sdparse Uiann", IL
pIbslid mad WiIbelmsbObe gum 8aiisr
bsrufen iporben uno man brInst bas
oamit in 3uiammenbans.-9ie Slotte
oes Rorbbeutidsn 2lopb 1T UNI einen
Dampfer permebrt porben. Ser Sta'
psaauf fano auf ber Werit Der Sdifs'
bauanitaIt ,,GuItan" in Stettin fattY
Der Oampfer erbieIt ben 9lumen ,,6rieo'
rid oer @rObe".
auf slnresuns ber Sumburss Gmsri'
faniiden Dampferseieai6af bat iia Elm
Silfscomits sebIlbst, um fiir bic Sinters
bliebsnen Der beim nntersans oes oeut'
fden 8reuserboOtsS .SItis" umsetom'
menen SeeLeuts su iOrsen. gluS allen
Gbeilen oeS 2anoes, uno aus allen BEE
rufSfreiien, Iaufen @aben Elm. - Sn
Gbina iino bur6 sine SIutbpeae, Die
pas 2anb peitbin iibetidipemmte unc
pieIe Dbrfer bintpesfeste, Tauienbe bon
Dteni6en um's 9eben sstommsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13
Die &raft Der Rinnbaefen.

Die 8raft, tpeIbe mir nit unIeren
&innbaden unb 8aumusteln ausSuiiben
i'm Stanbe Iinb, 1T befanntIi6 cine isbr
srObe. ipis mir !. 3. gidie, 8noden unb
anpere barte 9esenitdnbe obne Shpie'
risteiten NIT ben 8innbaden su sertriims
mern psrm6sen, pabrenb bic sIei9e
2eiituns auf anbsrem Bess nur unter
3ubulfenabme trGftiser SebeItperfe, ipie
iie bic 9tuBtnader /. y. bariteaen. mbes
LID 1T. Sin amerifanifder 9abnarst in
SadionpiIIs, DR.. 9IOd. ipeIder ii6 fur
bieie Srase gang beiOnbers su intereHiren
ideint, bat nun burd Seriube bic 8rafts
leiituns in peridiebenen Salen feltses
iteat, inbem er bic 8iefer BON ettpa fiinfs
sis psrionsn peridiebsnfen glltsrs auf
Elm Oieiem 3tpsde ansspabteS 9pnamO'
meter eintpirten Iieb. Die ibndbite,
BEL einsm Iebeniabrisen Mdbden fsitse'
feate 8raftleiituns ipar 1876 8iIosramm
Druid nit ben S4neibesdbnen, 30 8iIos
sramm nit 8adaabnen; ba8 traftisits
@sbib ersab iib bel einem 4rste bon 35
Sabren, ipel&er l22 8ilosramm Drud
auf eeS Dpnampmeter auSiibte. Die
msitsn 9erionen leifsten cine &raft bon
As ailoeramm nit ben 8adsdbnen, bic
boppelte nit ben Sdneibesabnen, ipobei
ieOo6 aufdliser Weile bic ionitise 86r'
psrfonititution burdaus nidt aIs mabse.
beno ii6 ertpies, ba fonit frdftise Berio'
nen oft tpenis idpa6 ssbauts oasesen
srObe Seiitunsen am 9pnamometer ersa.
ben. SIN nebrisen bemerit DIR. 8lod,
bab bic 8raft, tpie iie gum 3ermaImen be,
Speiien bur1 bic 3abne ausseibt ipiro.
cine fir bieien 3ped pieI gu sroBe iei,
unb bic Sa6e iid serabe 70 berbislte.
aIs penn man ipeideS Wa6s in einem
Stsinbre6er psrarbeitete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13

Sob. cber SiIbsrpdbruns, oieie
5ruse beiddfiiat sur 3eit bic @emiiiber
IN bobem 8rabe, unb IT bic Nnssleesn.
bsit e,ns duberft perpIsrs. @nslunS bat
tets @clopdbruns sebabt. 5runirei6
uno Oeuiidlnnb baben sS nit Der Hop.
peIpdbruus ueriu6t unp tebrten Dor 20
5Obren CUR 9Ulbpdbrune suriid bic
yUIse mar Elm 9Iuii6lpuns esS Bolts.
ppblitanpsS Oeiterrei6 uno NuBIanb
iammsln ieBt Sob ouf, UNI Die @OIb'
pabruns einsufdbrsn. Sn unierem 9anoe
oasesen bebaupten bic SIlberlsute, aaeS
ssiddftIibe WtIiers isl elns isoIse Der
@olbpdbruue unb nur in Der ginfdbruns
elmer 9oppelipdbruns Iiese bas Seil
bsierer 3eitsn. Wan piro spIiben
ieBt unb rem @abItas nod pieleS fir
unD sesen @oIo unO SiIbsr ;u bOren bs'
fommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13
I'm S6wtnbfudtiae.

Ser llutsr5sidusts. Der ourd elm sswObn
Iidss @ittsI jur geiunbbeit uisosr bsrsefteII
wuros. nadoem er sinise Sabre lang al einsl
idwersu euussutranibsit uuo Der sefirdtster
8ranfbsit. SbuiHoiudt seIitteu bate, bat eir
srobss 8erIapsen feinen MitIsioenosn Dat
WitteI Der Seiluu9 betanut ju MAIDEN. aQI
9isisuiaen'bie Is uerIanssn, tpiro sr frsunOIibf
(SoftsnfreD cine abfhrift Der 3ubersitung
idden, usIde iie ale eins ithere Seiluns fiil
Sduiubiudt. afbma. Gaturrb, 8rOuhitas uni
ale SaIs. uuo eungeu.srantbelteu fnoen Uer.
Den. Gr bOfft oas uIIe 9sioeuoe isin eeiImitts
probiren weroen, oa ss iebr uertbuuH 1T Sie
l,nigen Uelde Die 3ubsrsltnng usrlongsn pslhl
tbnen nihts toiten miro, Gno Elm Segen fur II
iein mag, luOIlsn ssfdlisit GbrW. Gbwurt
VI. Bil ION 8rootIun. Y. D., aobrsifreu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13
Den y(otipiiten ,pirS biermit be

- Den gtatibiitsn ipirb bisrmit Der
8eri9t, pslden bic 9roBseidporensn
bes peutiden County SomaI in 3sras
oieier Gage bem OiltriftS' Ridter eritats
tet baben, Sur 2eftiire uno 8eabtuue
smpfobIen. SIN Oem 9erI6ts beibt eS.
ouB bic 8eidporenen 9tismano in I'm.
tlaseSuItanb perieBen fonnten, tpsil in
benz sansen County fem einsiser Sal
bon @eieseSiIbsrtretuns porseiOmmsn 1T.
Sieael6t iiuOet iid ieBt elm nutiUiitiider
@onsrebmann, ber anssiidts bieier
9butia6e nod itrensere @eisse seseu
bic glnpanoerunB perIanst, ipeil pur6
bic @eissIisbe Der Dsutidsn bic ,.SsrtsI'
its6er" IN ibrsr grifens beOrobt iperpen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13
Das &6aufeln fteiner &inbsr ut
fhdblidb.

gs seidiebt rsdt oft, Sab Der Grst an
bas 8rantsnbstt bon 8inbern i'm sIItsr
uOn elm baIb bis slpei Subrsn esruien
wirb. bic plDbIid bon beftissn 8rampfen
befaaen porben iinb, obne oab bic Diut'
ter bic llriade su nennen permaS. Den
Srueen bss Nistes selinst es bann baIo
feit,uiteQen. bab ba5 NIT Der Aufiidi
betraute 8inbermao6en ooer cine ionitise
psriOn Our6 bauiise brebenbe ooer
i6aufeInbs 8epesuna bic 8rantbeit
besisIben berbeissfubrt bat. Dian psr'
meibe babsr bas Sdaufeln Der 8inoer 70
ipeIt ais tbunli6, oa es ibrer @eiunobeii
nlbt sutrdslib 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13
9emotratiides SHUTS Sidet.

Tdr Gonsreemeusat-Large.
Sobn W. 8rabsn, bon @aibinstcn.
.. 6. potts. bon Wisbia.
Tir GteetorSsat-Large.
@iliam M.lSinserIp. bon 9biIaceIpbia
@eorse 8. 9utbrie, bon Guesbenp.
SameS Denton Sancod, bon Senan8o.
aleranbsr $. Goffrotb, bon Scmerist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13

A Das >, ,BUGenbIatt" sRtbdIt ben
bsitsn iaIsBsri@t unb aIIe fOniiissn
RsuisIsitsn bon SntsrtHs. Sur 90. 90,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13

@arms uHo tuIts speiisu fino ,n ieosr sa.
9ssjeit 5n baben. 8riidss Eager tets an
3apf, ioIpis Beine, eiquore uno Gigarrsn.
Die nit meinem SotsI perbunoene gaderei
ltsfert Elm por,hsIidss 8adpsrt. uub weroen
alls 8eitsIlunsen prompt uuo biais befOrat.
Hraut Stefter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13

s9- @uts Nrbeit su mdbisen Prsilen
Iisisrl bic ,8o6enbIatt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13

D0r 9In,eisen Fnbsn bur6 bas ;, ,SO'
bsnblati" Die ipeiisits 8erbreitun8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13

3ar Sefdmpfuns Der tbieriidsn 8fan'
seni6dDlinse tpurbe friiber bauptid6ll4
DiIt perpenoet: eleibe 2beile non
Wtilb unb Yetroleum tpurben mittelit
elmer Sanbpumps trdfiisit suiammense'
buttert unb blloeten oanu cine baltbare
gmulIon. Durd bloBeS 3uiammen
idiitteln Der beiben Sliiiiisieiten 1T eins
iol6e ni6t su erSielen, bic gmuliion
i&elbet iid pieImebr balb tuisoer. Dleisr
nsbeIItanb bat neueroinsS su elmer 8er'
br6nsuns Der MiI6 burd S6mierieife
ssflbrt. 9ie aus Beiroleum unb Seifs
bsrsefeIlte gmuIion tpirb ie na6 I'm
ftGnosa nit 9 bis Is IbeiIen Wafer
psrbiinnt. 8essn &aupen Wlro setpDbn'
Iid bic GsrSilnnuns l:9. sesen 8latt'
LGuie BON l:l2 bis Is an9enenoet.
@esen ale iauscnoen Sdaclmee, tpie
8Iatt, uno SdiIolauie u. cersl.. gilt
bic YetrolieifenmIiduns in ROroamerita
ais oaS beipabrteite Diittel; lie pirr
mirtellt gut perlbeIlenber Sprisen auf Die
befaLlenen YfanSentbeiIe eeiprenet. 9e'
gen 8aupsn pirb cine Sluiiistsit, beiteb'
enb aus so @ramm Yariiersriin unh
100 2iter Naher, borSeSo8en, neil oieies
Dtittel allen fauenoen sSnieften 8e9ens
ibsr Si9erer iplrft unS aub biaiser lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13

Serr Geo. Z. SHitb bon Der Geo. g. Smith WaaH'
tel Go. 2uuisoins. ap, itrsibt unterm 20 5tbruar
1894 .llueefdbr siu Sabr lang lit i'd trtsrlttp an
SsrSbeIhnerOeH. bic 10 ihIimm wurbsu. ooB i'd i'm
9stt autHBeu muBts. nm Suit Su bsfommen so
muBie mein @eihdit ouigsbeu uuo fouuts faum uTn'
b.ri6Iei6sn Olsn 5reuuo Scrr Sultus 6. gOgbt
elmer uuierer berpprru9suOitsu NpUthefsr rieb MIR
IS init 9r TIss' Start Sure Sn psriutheu. sott Sc
bruul bon etipos iiber siusr 5Ias psritpunosH bic
e6mcr5.n ipipobl ais bas SrrJtoptsu. SD babe
i,itbsr uitbt be gerngtsn gsidmerOru esihbIt uuo
asbs beuts msinsH @sibdftsH 70 re9sImdBa nab als
is SuOOr."
llebtran bel apptbeferu Su babeu. Bud tber Strl
uno ylerpen fret rerianbt. UlGH abreiiire
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, IND.
81. Miles' Ssilmittrl MAIDEN ssiuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13

Sine ibbne characterization, pel6s
burb ibre @infabbelt uno bllll8e Nus'
fiibruns basu seelsnst 1T, Sur 5rsuoe
aub Der aermitsn Su olsnsn, labt iit
nab ben 4nBaben emer ameritaEti6en
Dame leldt berlteaen. DR Dame bate
ndmIid oft bemertt. baB bic in Amerlta
sablreidsn unp IN ben idbniten 5ormen
praneenpeu SarnIrauter auf felIi8em
8obsn tpnbien, Der ibnen i1einbar nur
isne Hubtuns bistet, bic lie aus BEN
bur6 ben SeIsbOoen iidsrnoen 8aRer
sisbsn. 0lrs. 6lBseralo bat nun sins
8orribtun9 erionnen, INN oas 9Sahs'
tbum bon Sarntrdutern auf pleielbe
8slie au6 i'm Gunner su erm0Bli4en.
Rad oieier grfnoun8 tplrb auf Elm bob
les, opaleS @sfab aus porDiem 9bon,
psI&es obsn cine OsTnuns gum ginfdIen
bon WaHer beiibt, cine S&i8te Wioos
sslest, pelbe burb feline Drabte feit8e'
baIten, baS @efdb rings umSiebt une
nur bic Osffnuns gum Ginfilasn oss
0aHerS freildbt. Sn baS Wiocs tper'
ben bann bic Wur3eln Der Sarnirduter
sinsefett. Sn turser 3eit paGien bieie
5arnirduter su einem 70 oi6tsn 8etpirrs
an. baB Otoos unb @efdb barunter gang
psridminbsn. 9ie 8rdutsr balten ii&
pibreno beS Sommers unb Binters
unb beoIrfen fsinsr anberen PHeee als
iene, bic i'm reseImdbisen Ha6fiaen
BON @aiier uno Ibi8nsiosn abitsrbenber
Bldtter beitebt,
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
AN OKLAHOMA CYCLONE.
One Town Wiped Out and Several Deaths
Reported

Perry, o. T., November 3O-News has
reached here of very destructive cyclone
which struck Ralstead, small town ON the
Arkansas river, miles northeast of Perry,
early Friday morning. Only meagre news
could be obtained, but enough is known to
show that it came near wiping the town out
of existence.
There is hardly whole house left in the
town. Mrs. Dorman was killed. as were two
small children, while many were wounded.
The business house of J. H. Conner was
blown down and his stock of merchandise
was scattered to the four winds. In Foley's
livery barn 10 head of horses were killed.
In the eastern part of Payne county, Is
miles from here, many farmhouses were
laid low, considerable damage was done to
farms and out houses and several persons
injured. After doing its work at Ralston,
the cyclone passed the Arkansas river, en-
tered the Usage Indian nation and for 90
miles northeast destroyed everything in its
way. The path of the storm was about
quarter of mile wide.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
A MURDERoUs ROW.
A South Boston Candy store Scene OF
BlOodshed.


Boston, November GOV H. Jordan of the
firm of W. HI. Jordan q Co., 1856 Broadway,
South Boston, and man named H. H.
Holmes, became involved in a row in the
formers store as result of which Holmes
will die and Jordan is in precarious situ-
alton ~
The first known of it was when Jordan
ran across to the office of DR.. Fletcher. He
had one bullet wound in his right arm and
two in his back. He said that he had had
trouble with Jones. The police went to the
candy store where they found Holmes in a
pool of blood with his throat cut from ear
to ear He cannot live.
On his forehead were three distinct wounds
as if m AIDE with Ratchet.
Jordan made a statement in which he saws
that Holmes called to see him about a bill
he owed Holmes. Jordan could not pay the
bill at that time and there were some words.
Holmes then began firing at him. Four
shots were fred altogether, three taking
effect
The two men then, it is believed, closed
together, Jordan slashing Holiness throat
with the knife. The wound is an ugly one,
reaching from ear to ear and the windpipe
severed.
Holmes was conscious when the police ar
rived on the scene, but it is thought he will
die without making statement.
Jordan, when he RECEIVERS sufficiently, will
be brought to South Boston and arraigned.
The police must depend almost entirely
ON Jordan's story and his plea will undoubt-
eddy be self defence.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
LIVER CLOGGING.
WHEN YOUR STOMACH CLOGS YOUR
LIVER SEE TO YOUR DIGESTION,

Not one person in a thousand knows that
the cause of biliousness is the cIogginr of
the liver by the poisons of indigestion. Nor
that the only proper cure for it is tonic to
aid the stomach. But modern medicine de-
clares the truth of it. And the Shakers
have proved it by the wonderful success of
their Shaker Digestive Cordial. One of the
most important uses of the liver is to arrest
and destroy all poisons which try to find
their way into the blood. When it's elogged
1t can't do this.
Undigested food ferments and putrefies
in the stomach, and the poisons of putrefac-
ton clog and paralyze the liver, after
which they find their way into the blood.
Here is the true explanation of all the dis
tres sing disorders and complications caused
by indigestion.
Shaker Digestive Cordial is the only tonic
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The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
DEERING.

George A. Hall and Miss Nora Smith of
Deering Centre were fortunate prize win
ners at the recent Poverty Soclable in the
Hoegg opera house.
Miss Annie Hull, assistant teacher at the
Fryeburg Academy, is at her home at Deer
ing Centre for a short vacation.
The display of crysanthemums at the God
dard greenhouse has given much delight to
flower lovers.
Master Arthur G. Cheney of waterville
has been visiting his grandparents on Maple
street.
Irving Soule of Central avenue, who has
been i'll with scarlet fever, is much better.
The Halcyon Temple at Deering Centre,
under the management of Mrs. Thurston,
the able superintendent, is in fine condition
and growing fast by the addition of new
members.
MI. and Mrs. Carter of Sunset Hill visite d
Mrs. Carter's parents in Portland, on Thanks
giving day.
Bands of Mercy have been organized
among the public school children. This
means happiness and long life among our
so-called "dumb' animals.
Mrs. Webster of Leland and Leonard street.
has been entertaining her sister from New
Gloucester.
An epidemic among the cats has made
some of our tabbies and tommies yery I'M
comfortable of late.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
YALE AND HARVARD MAKE UP.
Agreement on Athletics Will Be Made b,
Two Colleges.

New Haven, November s0.-A mass
meeting was held at Yale tonight to take
action relative to the ratification of the
proposed new Yale-Harvard athletic
agreement. The managers of the Yale
athletic teams have held meetings and
agreed to use all efforts to frame an
agreement with Harvard for a term of
several years. The Harvard Athletic
committee has been discussing the same
agreement and both practically oon-
cluied that 1t Is best that Yale and Har-
ward adopt the proposed modus vivendi.
The Yale managers called tonight's
mass meeting to see If the undergrad uate
body would ratify their efforts and give
them power to conclude the agreement
with Harvard. The vote resulted 1856 in
favor of supporting the managers to six
against. There Is practically no doubt
that the conference of the Yale managers
and representatives of the Harvard
Athletic committee will be held in few
days to take decisive steps toward an
ag reement.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

Charles Foss of Abbott, one of Piscata-
quis's most prominent residents, died at his
sisters home in Corinna sunday night, aged
10. He served several terms as deputy and
one as high sheriff. He leaves two sons and
a daughter.
Burglars entered Eliakim Richards's Bid
deford shoe store some time between Satur-
day night and Monday morning rifled the
cash drawer and carried off quite quanti-
ty of goods This is the third or fourth time
the store has been burglarized.
DIR. Walter II. Leighton died Monday at
his summer residence at Togus lake. He
served inIthe rebellion as assistant surgeon
and had been surgeon and assistant sur
geon of the Soldiers Home at Togus, and
surgeon of the home at Milwaukee. His
death was the result of blood poisoning.
contracted while performing an operation
while at the Milwaukee home,
The clothing store of Charles O'ConnelI on
Main street, Biddetord, was slightly injured
by fire Sunday. The stock was damaged
over $1,000 by smoke and water. Fully in
sured; cause undetermined.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-01
G. A. r.. Enoampment at Buffalo.

Buffalo, N. Y, November AT a
meeting of the executive committee of
the Grand Army of the Republic here
this afternoon. it was decided that the
encampMent for 1897 should be held in
Buffalo during the week beginning
August %. While the session was in pro-
gress telegram was received by Com
rnander- in. Chief Clarkaon from Presi-
dent-eleot Mckinley. 1t read: 81 will
be glad to meet your committee Wednes-
day.
The committee decided to start for
Canton Wednesday morning. Clarkson
estimated that 100. 600 veterans would at
tend the enoampment in this city next
year. 1t is proposed to raise su bsorip-
tion fund of 500. 600 to meet the expenses
of the 1897 convention. A public recep-
tfon YVES rendered Clarkson this evening,