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Fast driving was the charge against
Archie Newman, a colored bow. whom
Policeman Miller arrested yesterday. The
officer told of the fast and reckless man.
ner In which the boy drove the animal.
ard, he said, "he was so drunk that he
could hardly stand when he got in the
station"
No such thing" said the prisoner IT
don't drink, and nobody ever saw me under
the influence"
But you were driving fast?"
Il aims so sure of that" he answered.
man got me to drive the horse for him
and promised to give me a quarter. He
didn't give me the money, but told me !
could drive a quarters worth"
The judge thought he had driven more
than quarters worth and imposed a fine
of s. or fifteen days.
Millage Abner brought up the rear Of the
party of callers. and unless his fine, s. is
paid he will spend two weeks on the farm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
Giubred,er al, per Mrbeit.

gfm 6onntag Moraen, als Die Grau
bon Sotpb gfolter, @elniiiegdrtiler in
Der gidbe bon Suscaramas, bas Bett
oerlieB, fanb iie Die 8proertbiire bes
Sauies offen, Die Bidder, Die auf Dem
Sefretar geItanoen, tagen am gpoer,
lebteres aber lag, aufsebroben, neben
Dem 0auie i'm 8arten. Sofort alar=
mirte iie oas 6aus unb ba fanb lib.
oaB Die @inbre6er mittelif elmer fleinen
3ange pber zines anbern Snltrumentes
ben Sdliiliel i'm Shlo1e um9eorebt
uno 70 Gle Sbiire 9eDfnet batten. Die
9iebe miiiien au6 in oas S6laf=
simmer Der @Deleute Nffolter einoebrun=
gen iein, benn lie nabmen BORT cine
Welte nit $25 in @elb uno elmer iilber=
men llbr. Sen Setretdr bffneten lie,
inbem lie oas 6ols bonn &tegel bes
S6lOnes tpeeidnitten. Sie papiere
lparen our1miiblt uno burd chamber
gemorfen. ood miro nibts bappn ber=
miht. Na1 ben sefunoenen Spuren
iparen brei 9iebe bel Dem ginbru1 be-
tbeilist. Sieielben fubren in einem
Subrperf bpr bas 0aus, brahten oann
ibr @efdbrt na6 Der Bride, Die in Der
gtdbe iiber einen Nebencanal fiibrt, unb
aingen bon bort, na6oem tie 8umm=
i6ube angeso9en, tuie bies aus ben
Spuren oeutli6 81 ertennen, mad Dem
Sauie suriid. Gin Sufeiien bes gfer=
oes batte cine ei9entbiimlide Sorm
0pabri6einli6 mar elm beionoeres Suf=
eiien auf9eibraubt morben, I'M aut
cine falihe 6dbrte 81 leiten) uno NIT
Siilfe oeIielben mar es slffolter elm 9ei9=
tes, Die Spuren oes @efdhrts nab Sus=
caramas 81 berfOl9en.
Sort pernabm er, bab Die 9iebe bel
Sobn Boulder au1 einen geiu1 oe=
madt unb bemielben $40 in @elo unb
cine llbr geitpblen. Sic battcn Die
Shire in Der ndmli6en Weiie eeOffnet,
pie bel Nffolter. @on Suscorawas
fonnte Die Spur oes Gefdbrts nod biz
Sharon Derfol9t meroen, bort perlor
lt6 oleielbe uno lie9t oaber bic 8ermu=
tbuna nabe, baB bort bas ei9entbiimli=
DE Sufeiien abgenommen muroe. Man
alaubt. baB nur 5pei Der Siebe bel
Boulder eingeorungen. elmer aber bel
Dem gferbe sebleben iei.
Nm Spnntag 9lbeno itabl Elm Sieb
in Canal OOper Elm Dem 5. 8. Gi6arb=
ion aebOri9es Columbia SicDcle, obne
| li6 baielbit on iunit etpas gu persrei=
fen. gu 9leider 3eit tpuroe bel %.
8. genion eiusebro6en unb bielem,
pdbreno er idlief, Elm Sai6enbud nit
$72 unter Dem Gopffii1en eeloblen.
Sb Die beioeu lebtern 9tebl fable BON
Dem ndmli6en Siebe periibt purDen,
Ooer pb es iib babel INN perIbieoene
S6urfen banoelt, Die ibre eisenen @es
ge ginsen, iit iaper feitSuitellen. slui
Die grsreifuns oesjenigen ooer berjeni=
gen, tpel9e Die 9iebitdble in Canal
periibt, 1T cine gelObnung BON 5000
| o,,So oTobt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
0eftcrbett.

@m 6. Weoi in Canal Sober Mihael
Miggin, Elm Gollins Miu Arbeiter, i'm
Nlter pon AZ Sabren. 6rau uno elm
&ino binterlalieno.
Mm 6. Dtai i'm eSrrenaipl bon @o=
lunbus 0efbert Collins, 35 Sabre alt.
Gr binterldbt 6rau uno nebrere Sim
Der.
Nm 8. Wsoi BEL Canal Doper Witt=
,pe Bed i'm Sauie ibres So6termanns
pbilip &eifer, in, Mlter bon 88 Sab
rem; Die 8eerbisuns erfolste auf oem
@infielo &irdbofe.
9lm s. Mai i'm Sauie ibres Sohter=
manns Siaac Naper in Mineral goint,
gBittme margaret Nrmfrons, i'm Nlter
bon 60 Sabren an Der Waferlubt.
sic binterlabt 5tuei SObne uno cine
So9ter.
glm 8. Mai in Union Soipnibip UTE
melt 9ennifon, Milliam Samilton, in
ieinem SO. Mltersiabre on ben Ssolgen
zines ihmersbaften broniiben Serslei=
bens. Ser 8erlforbene fam als 9ldb=
rieer &nabe aus Srlanb na6 Nmerita
uno lebte felt ba auf Der Tarm, auf
tpel6er er seltorben 1T. ST binterlabt
eine Wittpe unb stpei S0bter cine Der
lebtern lit bic 8attin bon &ep. Inoer=
ion in MaIbern, =.
Nm 9. Mai in 8arnbiu Yeter &obl
i'm Nlter bon 80 Sabren an elmer Sals=
frantbeit.
9tm IA. Waai in SenniIon Mib Se0e
@beeler, pprmalige Srau bes 8. St.
2augblin, i'm glter bon 81 Sabren.
2ebten Sonneritas in Seem pbilaoel=
pbia Wm. Wallace I'M 9llter BON II
Sabren. ST binterldBt eine Wittpe,
6 SDbne uno eine So6ter.
9lm SamRas in ubri6sbille Soiepb
&ould. 40 Sabre alt, on elmer Aued=
fiber 8ereiitung. Ser @erltorbene
binterldBt cine trauernoe Wittme uno
6 Sinoer.
9lm Sonntae Mpreen in 9enniIon
Oapio 8. MeGop, lanee Sabre Maibi=
niIt in oen oorti9en @iienbabntpertitdtz
ten, i'm 9llter BON 70 Sabren.
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@s 9tbt 10 piele Weinttn8en 1T
Hcstta attf Sd,atc,

baB mir tpirflid ni6t milien, mas Sbr
baben mOllt. gDuBten mir es, 10 Diir=
ben mir oafiir idreiben uno Sud iiber=
seugen, baB mir gerabe Die Sorte
Sdube baben, Die Sbr uerlanst. Stir
cine alte Game beior9eu mir einen ,pei=
den, oebnbaren S6ub, pbne Saum
an Der Sei.e, uno bod 9eraoe 10 bubih,
nie bieieni9en, pel6e Die Wdo9sn tra=
gen. gDir badten on Die alten 9a=
men, als mir Oieles 6rilbjabr uniere
S6ube fauften, uno warum lie ni6t
oeraoe 10 biiblbe S9ube baben iollten,
nie ionit jemano, tpenn auA Die Siibe
empfinolid iino, 10 1T oies bod teiu
@runo UNI einen i6ledt geltalteter
S6ub gu baben. giner, Der biibid
ausliebt, lit seraoe 10 bequem. Sii
gu Elm Ntann nit breitem SUP, Il
finoelt 9u bel uns Sdube, Die gerao'
fiir iolde Hiibe gemadt lino. 2eidte,
iebr meite Donsola S6ube fiir $500
Sdube fir ben tdg!iden @ebrauh pa:
ben mir, Shube nit S1nllren, Sbnal'
len oDer glaitics. Sdniirldube fiji
Mdnner fiir 95 Gents. Wir baben ct
mas fiir ieoen SUB, oas jeoem Nuse &C.
fdllt unb mas bas bette 1T, 5u 10 nieo'
rissn preiien, oab Seoermann iie tau
fen. tann. aB 3tuei beutide Glerfs,
6. &. Yarmelee, Der Sbubbdno
ler, 116 St=9Odftrabe. SEEM pbilaoel
pbia, Sbio.
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(gin9eiauot.)
Gin f6reiettDes 1lbeI.
&ebatteur bes 8eoba9ter

&ebafteur bes Beoba9ter !
IS beitebt elm nebel i'm @eidaitsle=
ben, auf pel1es i'd sic unb Sbre
2eier aufmertiam MAIDEN m06te. SD
babe na,nlid bic @eibdftsleute I'M
9luse, bic in finau5leae 8eordnsnib 9e=
ratben uno bic als einSisen Musmes gu
benz Mittsl sreifen, ibren 9ansen 8or=
ROTH gu einem prO3entiab beRen ausau=
pertaufen, mas bieielben getoitet ba=
ben, oft au 50 Gents am Dollar. Gum
8eilpiel elm Mrtifel foItet elnen Solar
i'm @roben. Ser Raufmann, Der benz
beordn3ten 8eiddftsmann Die Waaren
su fiinf3ig Gents am 0Ollar ab9efauft
bat. tauft bieien Mrtitel fir so gents.
Ser &aufmann, Der bunbert Gents be-
sablt, muB ben Nrtifel fiir einen Ool=
lar uno fiinfuno5wan5ig Gents Dertau=
fen, ipdbrenb oer Mann, Der fiinf3ia
Gents besablt, ben ndmliAen profii
ma1t, tpenn er fiir rs Gents bertauft,
uno grDBere proaeute. Gein gem0bn.
li1er @ei1dftsmann fann cine oerar.
tiae goncurren3 ausbaltsn. gs 1T j.
mabr, oaB elm folder 8ertauf ein'
Mobltbat fir bic Nrmen 1T, aber es
ruinirt onbere @efddftsleute. 9lls
8eilpiel brau1e ih MIR auf oas 69ub'
aeih1ft In Canal Dober gu peripeiien.
gBas segen bies getban tperben fann
bin i1 ni1t i'm Stanbe 81 iagen, abe
es lollten Mittel gefunben tDeroen, I'M
bieie Mrt Der geiddftsfiibrung gu ber
binbern. y Biirger.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-05-20
NI0kliMer Sob.

8etern slbeno, unsefdbr um 81,
tpptlte 9llice @ipenboD, Elm Sienitrnao=
den i'm @r6ange Sotel, bas eleftriihe
2i6t iiber Dem &o6ofen in Der Slide
anbreben. Oils lie Die S6raube erfabte,
itieb lie einen S1rei aus uno fiel gu
8ooen. Ser berbeigeholte 9lrst tonnte
nun bic Sbatiade teitltelen, oab Der
SOB iofort einsetreten lei. ueber Die
ndbere lria6e oes llngliif5 berrf61
nod llngelpibbeit Oo6 i6eint oasIelbe
our6 manselbafte 2eitung berbeise=
fiibrt 81 iein. Sofort muroen Die Gl=
tern bes Mdbhens in MioooIe bena6=
ri6tigt uno nod ipdt lebte Na9t bolter
oielelben Die 2ei6e ab.
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200 Mcnnnlente tperben Sci Sci.
icy 4 aptle ~ guren eisenen glreiltn|
Dertnuft. e
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Vnm g. hiS 6 OSuIi nprfnuf

gpm 3. bis 6. Suli perfaufen
bic PennDloania 2inien @rcurIions=
Sifets sum geiud Der oemofratiIhen
NationalconDentlon in Chicago. Gut
bis IL. Suli. 8
- Gin eetpiKer fsrant @bite BON
Wlibbale bat i'm bieIi9en @r6anee Sp=
tel eine oem S6antpdrter 6rant &iins=
lD 9ebOrenoe aoloene ubr geitoblen.
Wbite wuroe eann in elmer @irtbl1ait
in SOfport perbaftet, bate aber supor
Die lhr megsemorfsn. SnoeB tpuroe
oieie balo oefunoen uno libt Der Sieb
nun in Der Sail. IS ilt oas iein britt
ter llbrenOiebitabl.
- Oas Wobnbaus bon 5bomas
2ebn i'm Stone Greet 5bale puroe in
Der 9fa6t pom z. bon ginbre9ern beim=
eeiudt unb cine erbeblibe Summe @el=
oes uno anoere Wertbia6en esIob(en.
Sie Siebe bra9en our6 Die Ge1ertbiire
eln uno sinsen brett auf Die STEELE gu,
mo- Die @ertbiaden aufbemabrt tpa=
rem. 3a 2ebn Elm @erduib b0rte uno
merfte, um mas es Ii6 banoIe, lief er
in oas nabe Saus ieines Sobnes unb
bOlte cine sslinte, Die inoeb ni6t gela=
ben mar uno Die er iiberbaupt ni1t au
bebanoeln peritano. Snspiiden tpar
feline su 5ooe erihrodene Srau aug Dem
9auie gehoben uno beritefte 1i6 unter
elmer naben Bride. gis 2ebn auriif=
fam, batten aud Die 9iebe nit ibrer
8eute ibr gntfon,men gema1t unb
fanoen einige Winuten auf oerIelben
Bride fill, unter melher ii1 6rau
2ebn periteft belt. sic min oenn
all9 einen Der 9iebe an Ieiner Spra6e
ertannt baben.
- 8robe Sbeilnabme finbet in ga=
nal Sober Der unertpartete SOB Dec
einsisen Sobnes Der 6amilie 6. s.
Blaf an Wooter Nbe., infoloe 8erun=
sliiduns bel gli3abetbtotpn, Rp., an,
Montag boriger Wode. Ser jungt
@m. s. glaf, elm gleftriter, frhber in
plttsbug9 an9eifellt, mar Dor etlua 2
WOnaten na6 Ganal Dober setommen
uno befano iid our 3eit auf elmer 8eiie.
Nm IL. fam folsenoe Depeide aus
Glisabetbtomn mad Canal 9ober
Sin iunser Mann, beiien papiere UNI
&eiietaide aoreIiirt iino %. s. glaf,
Canal DOoer, tpnroe in bieiiser Ndb,
beute Worsen neben bem Sabnseleiit
nit geipaltenem S6dbel 9efunoen ; el
fann ni9t am 2eben bleiber, tpabr.
iheinlid 1T er bonn 3use sefalIen.
@eben Sic ieinen 2euten biepnn Rennt.
nib. llnteraeidnet Dr. Stridler. :
! Der Werunsliifte 1T bann nod 9lei1er
Sages ieinen 0erlebun9en erlegen uni
j 1T feline 2eide nod Canal Dober ge.
bra6t uno am lebten Wlitttpo6 untel
anberorbentlid grDber Betbeiligune Ii
einem Grabaep6lbe beiseiebt iuorOen
/ Der gerunsliidte mar II Sabre, {
Nonate nnb 5 3a9e ali.
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Waratt auObnt Sbr mid)t int
eiaettett Gattte I?

Spredt in Der Ylanins Min BON
Sobn Ndgelp uno Sohn an Gront
Strabe bor uno Sbr tperoet finben,
oaB es eben 10 leidt lit, i'm eigenen
9auie 3u nobnen, als Mietbe 81 beaab=
len. Sieielben bauen gud gesen eine
lei6te Nn5ablung llno gu aiinitigen 8e=
binsungen elm Saus uno berednen nu,
mdbise 3inien fir oas anseleste &api.
tai.
Warum Mietbe beaablen, tpenn Sbr
nit benz ndmli9en 8elbe na9 unb nad
elm Saus ertperben f0nnt ?
Wiini9t Sbr gu1 nit lei1ter Mfiibe
elm eisenes 0eim gu ertperben. 10 ieht
gu9 nit yfdgelp uno Sobn in 8er=
binoung. #
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VMkuta6eraei61ft.

Wir baben feline alten 2abentiiter
ooer Waaren ppn beraltetem Multer
gu balbem preiie an5ubieten /; aber lln=
iere Yreiie fir neue Waaren na6 Den
neuefen Wtpben iino fir ben &elt Der
Saiion 10, baB fein anoeres @eiddft
oamit concurriren fam.
2aura 81. WenIel.
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aabfabrer miiifen bein paiiiren
Der @renae ganabas bep bolen Nreis
ibrer Bicpcles Bel ben 8oubeamten bins
sterlegen, ber linen aller0il1s 3uriidbe.
3ablt ,pirb, tpenn Ne NIT ibreil 8iencles
Bic Greis3e iuie0er pdlften.
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Garmer bon 9nsearaWas 6,

Is 3weiipdnnise gultipatoren nit Is
elaitiiden 3dbnen uno NIT Sip gum
Gabren, preis 500.
Is smeiipdnnige Gultibatoren nit s
elaftif6en 3dbnen, obne SiB, preis
$3.50.
Is atueiipdnnise SdaufelpHiise mil
6 S6aufeln unb obne SIP, preiz
$3.50.
Spicer manufacturing Co.,
3 ytetp pbilabetpbia, 8.
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- Wir fDnnetl llnb tpollen gu1 Elm
Monument better Qualitdt biliser per=
taufen als irgenb cine Derantportli1e
Dirma i'm Staote Dhio..
Better & 2ptle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-23

He leaves 4 son, Reginald Cleveland
Coke, and a daughter Julia, who lived
with him. Another daughter died a
short time ago.
Arthur Cleveland Coke was born in
Mendham, n. j., May 10, 1878. He
graduated from the University of the
City of New York in 1888 and from the
General Theological seminary of the
Episcopal church III 1871, lie WAS or
dained !; deacon June I, lSll, and 4
priest Sept %. 1912, In 1898 he moved
an addition to the litany at the same
time Bishop Alonzo Potter moved II in
the house of bishops This led to the
movement for the revision of the pray =
crbook. He became rector of Calvary
church New York in 1868, and soon
after was elected assistant bishop of
western New York On the death If
Bishop Delaney, April >, 1868, he sue
ceeded as second bishop of western New
York. Afterward II" spent many years
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-23

% the road delegates are practically u
disorganized crowd. They keep up Il
great deal of enthusiasm and loudly
claim M high ms 100 majority,
In certain quarters, however they
appear unquostit nably TO have gained
strength In Washington state, for In
stance. out of II bryan men they claim
to have captured all but >, They argue
that they have disrupted both old polit-
cal parties and with four more years OF
old party rule they viii be able to sweep
the country. Their meetings are tho
feature Of the convention thus far
Senator lntlCr h ossayng the roll
Of rumprumiHcr. He believes that
both factions could be hnrmoni2cd ana
the integrity of the popults'tc orgnni-
gntiun preserved hy the adoption of
popultat platform. the division of
electors In certain states and the nom
nation Of Bryan for president and
southern pupultM for vice president
He claims that ut a meeting ni repre-
scutptivUs Of all southern states Eester
dtv there WAS mn unanimous agroe-
mrut upon this compromIsr and that
II win have behind II iSS votes from
the south senator Butler argued that
II WINS the only way Of uniting the all
yer forces, 40 far M the south Is con.
ccrnod, because II wna the only way to
maintain the autonomy of the populist
party In that section,
| The Bryan men assert that this Ia
utterly impraCtirahln aud the demo-
! cratic managers refuse to listen 10
/ any proposition involving the with
druwnl Of Scwnll The latter say that
! they are firmly convinced that three
quarters Of the popuists Of the north
and wcst and many in the south will
vpt" IN" Chicago ticket on the issue
presented. no matter what this cons
vontion does.
Altogether, sizing up the situation.
II seems reasonably certain that Bryan
viii be endorsed Beyond that moth
+ Ing can b" safely predicted
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-23
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS MEET.
Annual state Convention Being Held
al Stevens Point

Stevens Point, Wis, July % Dele
gates and visitors to the annual con
yention Of the Catholic knights Of wis
consin were arriving all day yesterday
In the morning those on hand marched
10 st Stephens church, where mass
was celebrated Last night the Rev
Father C,eary gave lecture on the
Passion Play, and to night reception
will be rendered the visitors by the
knights Of this city. Among those
present are J. II. NJ Wigman, United
States district attorney Of Eastern Wis.
consin Of Green Bay, president Of the
order; Charles Miller Of La Crosse, vice.
president; J. NJ Callihan Of Neenah.
secretary; G. f. HntZe Of Milwaukee,
treasurer; J. j. Thornton Of Chippewa
Falls, f. T. Fenton Of Marinette, the
Rev. Ambrose Murphy Of La Crosse, NJ.
Colbert Of Racine, J NJ Mcmahon OF
Neenah, John Kelly OF Juneau, M. n.
OBrien Of Oshkosh, +, + Ryan Of Wau-
kesha, and Father Cleary Of Mime
apolis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-23

St Louis, July y The popullsl ana
silver conventions convene today, the
former In the hall in which the rcpub.
liCan national convention was hold and
the latter in Music hail whcre Grover
Cleveland was II nominated IN 1883 ~
tclest in the silver convention has been
completely eClipscd by the bitter struK-
gle among the populists over the quos-
ton Of nominating n candidate of their
own or endorsing bryan The program
of the silver convention Is cut ana
dried There IL no division OF sen
tment
Congressman Francis Newlalds Of
Nevada viii be temporary chairman
and William =. st. John, II New York
banker permanent chairman. They
Will deliver their ert' chcs, and plat
form of a single plank In favor Of he
free coinaga Of silver at the ratio Of IL
to viii be adopted. Bryan and Sowall
viii be endorsed and the convention
Will adjourn.
The popuIiSts, on the other hand, are
and Contending factions VIII plunge
Immediately into IA fierce aud deter
mined fight which may be prolonged
four or i've days and which from pres
cnt Indications, Will probably result IN
IA bolt 10 matter which faction prevails
The Heterogeneous composition Of the
convention. comprising as 1t does many
whose opinions on all questions seem
TO be deamtcriCally opposed and who
hold and advocate those opinions with
bun dog tenaCity, the conflicting in
tcrcsts ana conditions that hedge the
present situation all these would stag
ger the oldest politician prophet w"re
he to attempt to forecast the result with
anything like detail The Bryan men
still appear 10 be in control and the
leaders are very confident that they are
in the majority Practically all the
trained and experienced generals are
aligned with them, and they have the
advice ana counsel Of Senator Jones ana
the shr"wd democratic managers who
are yigiIantIy watching every point IN
the battle, and able allies In the repub-
lican silver boilers and delegates to the
silver convention They have thoroush
organization for systematic and cfttc
tive work Yesterday they were rein
forced by the arrival Of 500 Bryan pop
ulist shoutcrs from Nebraska. $50 from
Kansas ana many from other parts OF
The west. They are pressing upon the
middle of -the-road" delegates That the
situation presents the single issue Nj.
Kinley or Bryan; an opportunity 10
vote on the silver issue where the votes
will count and that the failure TO nom
mate Bryan will split the party wide
open and cause dissensions that VIII
never heal While strong Of conviction
and yociferous in their declarations that
they will never surrender, the middle
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md lively inquring mind she has seen

md lively. inquiring mind she has seen
more Of life than either Of her sisters,
She is absolutely devoted 10 her
mother. and since the death Of the
duke Of Clarence, she has given up
many of her own amuscments ana
pleasures to revive the dropping
spirits of the princess Of Wales This
has been the more easy to her in view
Of the fact shat although Of far live.
licr temperament, she has inherited
lOt only her mothers rare musical
talcnt but also the latter's love Of
dress and exquisite taste She Is
perhaps the only princess who can de
sign. cut out and complete a costume,
and the little case always carried
about by the prince Of Wales, which
contains a compass, a pipe, half an
ounce OF tobacco, two cigars. six cigar
cites. and tiny box Of matches was,
il may be said. invented By his young
o. child; and she always keeps His
'cHsi hghness we'll supplied with this
her own patent "holdalI."
T he three young princesses Of Wales
led as children a very simple and
somewhat severe existence. for their
mother was very old-fashioned ~ her
views: she never allowed them TO read
any book she had not first prrued
herself, and although they are fearless
riders more especially Princess Maud
who Is one Of the few English sports
women %ho can break in Il EouGg
horse they were not permittcd ~ in
dulg' n any mannish or unIadylikc
forms Of exercise or sports Princess
NJ ~ was one Of the first TO persuade
her mother that tricycle. was not an
rnroval mode Of locomotion; her ma
chine is a rcar-steerer with clutch
action. and her monogram and coat Of
arms are engraved on the seat rail
The princess of Wales greatly dis
proves Of the present wheeling mania.
and when some months ago II @as
stated that the Young princesses each
possessed a smart bike" a serni-of
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CONDENSED NEWS.

MAYORS opera house at TcIrc Ii"ul"
Ind. burned: loss $400,0oo.
Joseph Wesley Harper died in Ne"
York Tuesday after an illness Of three
weeks. Up to last year he w%@ #'i1o'
member Of the firm Of Harper Broth
ers. publishers.
a disastrous railroad wreck occurred
on the Chicago and Texas railroad
about a mile south Of Murphysbor"
ILL.,. Tuesday. Twelve persons wer'
injured. two Of whom may die.
Near Frankfort. Ky. eleven live
were lost as result of a flood Tho
dead are: James Bradley. wife and
FIVE children, Mrs Bryant and two
children. Thomas Massie Ccolored)
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t1al contradiction was put in several
journals.
Nha royal daucee shares the family
ma0ja for collecting. Princess Maud
from Il Tiny child has loved IVORY Her
Trends aud relatives constantly add to
he already splendid specimens, and
among ivory trophies presented to her
N Various times is a pair ot fun size
HtNh3nt tusks taken from an animal
II IN5'a, and a tiny set OF IVORY dolls
te@ things which oaye belonged IL the
lovely poet daughter Ct George the
Thr3
Hcr royal hjEhnrsS Possesses much
" hrr fathers tact and pleasant. easy