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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18
Berlin, Is. Seb.

Sie ieniationele in 6orm elmer Ser=
finer 5epcihe in Ntw DOrt Usr0Hent-
libte @eibibte. wslbe sridblt, SaIIer
g&llIelm lei Seiiern HaAmittag. ais
er cine 9lusfabrt mahIe. BON eincm
llnbetannieu nit einem Siiuoel 3el.
tungeu 9emorisn mo on Der S4ulter
QetrpIien worreu. miro bier niht beItGs
tilt. lRan uimmt al, oaB Ole SGhe
iiN aui ein @eriibt 9riinoet. luelbes bon
Der ,6rsilinuigsn" uer0HcntIitt mnroc.
Na1ira9cn in YOliseltrclsn babcn
ni1t er0ebeu, oab Die GsIhlbte aui
lSQbrDelt berubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18
Sapan.
st. PETERSBURG 10. 6eb.

81 y lt . u " ~. Otu.
Sine Sepcicbe al bic 9iuppe Yrcmpa
aus @luolmpiot entbdlt Die Wtiithel.
lung oaB Der gluiitano 9eNen Die jupa.
niihe Serribait uuf Der Sniel 6Or.
moiu I'm lib 9reiit. g&ie es lsiBt,
orin0cn 10, 200 Jtebel!cn leGcu Sam.
Jul. Santibo ilno &Oiutl ppr; Ole III.
ienbabn uno Sslc1rapbsnliuieu iino
Serlt0rt woroen; Die &ebeIlen tImpieu
nit NrpBsm Wtutbe, mo Die Gage luiro
iilr beoenilib 0sbultcn. Der Generals
9ouuerneur 9ajama 1T trant uno ipro
ourb Saiso, Den 6lottenmlnlter sr.
lebt mcroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18
. III q arien.
e pfin. l3. fseb.

8rai Sutuiow lit als Yertreter oes
&ailers bon &uBlano bier an2etom.
men, INN Der 6eierljbteit Der Sauie
mb gmInabme oes prinSeu Soria, bes
dltelten Sobnes oes Siirlten Scroinano
uou Sul9alien, in Die 9riehiib=tatbo.
liIhe STRIDE beISuWOhnen. Yer 8raf
puroe am SabnbOIe pom 6iiriten 6sr.
0iuano empTanNel, wOrauI SeiOe Ourb
Die nit 6abnen 9ldnseno Qei6miiften
StraBsn na6 Dem Yalait iubrsn, 100
Der Gertreter oes 6Saren nit Den bO1.
ten Gbreu empfangeG wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18
6 il b = u inertia.
Banana, Columbia. Is. Seb.

y q II u III q, VUIUIlIUIU, To. NPV.
Su 6juopOquil. in Gcuaoor. bat
cine iurdtbare ,Seuersbrunlt Nelpiltbet.
glls es enoIib Der Seuerlpsbr, lmo Den
81 0iilIe berbsiaeruienen SploOtsn 0es
lun0en mar, Die 6ldmmen su oampisn.
wdnperteu tuuieuOe BON 9erionen obs
oahlos in Den StraBen lumber. battsG
pieie Oas Sebcu elnaebilBt uno mar Gi-
Nentbum i'm 98ertbe bon l0lt sluei
WlilIOusu Dollars ssrlOrt wogOsn, barr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18

prdiiosnten Griieer 81 gbren oes
&aiIers g8ilbem. bel 0elegenbelt BON
beneu 8eburtstd9e. Sn OieIer Sepe=
ide ertldrt Maridall bon Siebcrlteln,
oaB es Die oeutihen Sntcrefen perlan=
gen, oaB Sranspdal I'M Slnne ocs 0er=
TRACES uon 1884 eiu unabbGngiser
Staat bleibc, uno oaB betrens Del
Giienbabnen uuo Der SeluacasSai Der
Status quo" auiretbtsrbulten miro.
@r iiiat binSu, oaB Die Soee oss Or.
Sumelon, baB GbOOeIia ein tonmers
Sieller 8uno, Ooer ein Suno aller illo=
afritdnii1en Stadten weroe. Oen Deut=
iben Snterehsn suwioerlauIe.
Serlin. IL. Neb.
SIM Heidstage iaste .teute Der ugra=
ride 6iibrer, @roi ppn Niirbah, nit
geSug auf SObenlobe's am Samsta9
iiber SOppelIudbrllng semabte NeuBe=
run9eu, es lei Die 9lrt uno g8elle, ipIe
Seutibldno GirDbbrltaunien ilber Die
@pnIererSfraAe ionoerte, oerartl9 9e=
luelen, oaB lie cine Oerneinenoe 9lnt=
mort gn9lanos sur 6olae 9ebabt babe.
@r bebauptste, I'm 81 elmer SOlnn9 Der
6rage su 9eldngen. lei cine elnleltenoe
GonitrenS an lpel6er glmerita uno
Srdntrel1 tbeilnebmen iOIIten, notb=
men0tg.
0obenlpbe antlpprtete, England babe
| lib nibt 9eluelaert. an elner WtunS=
cOniersnj tbsilSunebmen. aber tlar an-
9eoeutet. ouB cine GrOIfnuns Der lnolz
! iben Wliinsen ni1t beublihtlAt weroe.
| Sm Siublide paraui, iubr Der Sang
| Ter fort, tonne tsin Notwithstanding
bon oem @erIude, Den Yrels oes
Silbers 5u erb0ben, erwartet meroen.
@erlin, Is. Seb.
gsdbreno aniier gSilbelm Geltcrn
gidbmittag in elusm plTtnen SSaAen
our1 oas Yranoenburser SlOr iulr,
muBte er lib cine 9rObe Seleiol8ung
9einllen laien.
-V SStitNipSHS ipuhSh 0VN ONt HfN
6uB0dnsern un9siiillt. lmo ein 6legel.
mclber ieoeniaIls wuBte, oaB Der
&aiier um bic 3sit bort pcrbeitOmmen
weroe, mari nit elnsm Gadet 3eltun.
gen nab ibm. Ser &ailsr. lpel6er
al Der S9ulter getronen muroe. er.
bldBte ein luenig, perrletb aber lonlt
teine peiters 9luirsguns ilbsr ben Sor-
| fall unO lisB nur in stuas ltnelerer
8anQart wsiter iabreu. 5rob Der
batiabe, oaB iib mebrere Yerionen
| in Der 9tl9e beianOen, tOnnte Der Ser=
ilbsr pes 9lttentutes uibt entoedt wer=
| 0en.
sus oas Yadct nnb Dem SauptQuars
tier Der YOlisei 9ebrudt mar uno bort
9c0iInet puros, ltelte es lih beraHs.
oaB oaIlelbe Gus elmer AaSohl Grems
plare pts ,9orwGrts" beltano, we!he
bsitiae 9in9rliie aui Die &esleruns ent.
| Dleltsn. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18

oes Saules, iuelher Die, Sallen Der Ge-
IeBQeber BON elnanOer trennt.
Die tOni9llae. aus flint Oiitalieoeru
oes 0aules Der Beers beItebenoe 6om=
nllllon mar auf ibrem YiaBe, als Die
0tltglieoer antumen.
9tuI Der G0IIsrie befannen iib piele
S0msn uno mebrers giib0fe unO
Soros naren anweieno.
Die YotIbaIter Srnntreibs uno
SeutI6lunos uno cine glnsubl Qlttates
ibrer SOtlbaiteu 56rteu geipannt Der
TerlelunQ Der 56rpnreOe 81.
Ter SorOtanSler. 2OrO Salisbury.
9ab Dem @lert ein 3eiben, welber Die
SbrOnreoe perlas.
Son0 Jon, IA. Seb.
Die ,SritiIte uno gluslGnOiIhs
Sbieos9eribts=2 2iilociation" bat einel
ibrer Gice=YrdiiOeuten beauitru0t. Die
Der. Stauten gu beiuhen. nm Stpf
iiir eineu Ysridt al Die 2lliociatlpn
llber Den Senesuela BrenSllrelt uno
lelue SOlgeu 81 lammcln.
Spanien.
0tG orio, 10. Seb.
Seute mprgen I'M Dalb 10 llbr ser=
plagte iiber Der StaOt Elm rieilger Wis-
teDrltein nit lautem &uall, poourh in
Der gansen Stdot cine all0emelne Pa=
nlt entltano. gllle 8sbduoe luuroen
erl9iittert uno piele SenlterIteibeu ser.
lprdnQen
9tat 9lusIase Der geamten oes bis-
li9en Sbierpatpriums iunO ole @rplo=
ion in elmer Gntiernllng bon SluanSi1
0tsllen Don Der groe itatt.
Sapana, l3. Seb.
9lus Maorio miro aemeloet, oaB es
MartineS GampOs ieit ben leBten
Suno9ebrngen in Der ipanllberl
9auptltuot, abQelehnt bat, ben SorllB
ilber Den oberlten &rle0sratb 81 iiber.
nebnen. gr beablibtlgt. wIe ss belbt,
anBer Sanoes 81 Qeben. uno ieinen
tranten Sobn. luelber li1 sur Serltel-
lung ieiner eieiunObeit na1 SeatI1-
Iano beSlbt. 81 besleiteH.
Wtaorio, Id. Seb.
9Ius Snpana miro teleorapbirt. ban
Die Spduier unter General GOrnell
uno Dem Sberit Sernanoes Den Suiur-
0enten unter 8eneral glntonio Maceo
nOrolib uOn Yinar Del Eio. Der Saupt-
itaot Der Gruuins aleihen 9dmens
cine gtieOerlaQe beiAebraht babeu.
Die SnIur0enten perloren oieruno.
SuunSig 3Oote, mabreno Der Gsrlult
Der Spaner nur Spel 5ODte unO lie6en
Serluunoete betrug; unter ben leBteren
tbeiano iip 8eneral Goruell, DeIlen
gSunoe leoo1 nur unbeoeuteuo wur.
6erner Daroe 9emeloet, oaB lid
Dtarimo 0omes INNER nod in Der
etdBe Don SaUma beinoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18
Wt onaco.

Wonte Carlo, IA. Seb.
SRI. g8aro, cine glmeriianerin, 1T
i'm bieli0en 8rano'Sotel um wertbuOle
S9mudIabsn bsiiO9lsu wOroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18
greiie Der In3eisen.

S.b.r son Der gpalte per 3abr sl2o1
4. >, t. tIto1ote....... 97t
:, . ;, >, 3Dtonate. a0l
SIR iroe Seus srepi:r. ODER bsrsa Raun. aay
'rfteroll5 Sents
Seirotbs.unb bToSes.auIssenmit spru3 ;la
pbHs Sprud sl.oo.
gusetQcu Die oem 0siteSer tIto. letr 3. ;apt.
Der iub. iiuoeu teiue AGHabms
2lusei9en ienSe man fpdte
items am lllontaS 2llor.
gen eiu.
Sab=slraciten uller glrt SsOupt duo 6iIla
aitsgcIil6rt.
cffes Der ,,0a,ette".
Ode orr Se4i.ca ugS Joua lraeA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18
S t q | lie n.
81 0 III, ii. Seb

Sic ,SpiuiOne" per0fentiibt einen
EeitIgeu 2trtltel Re9en Oeu eensrnl Sa.
rutleri, III pelIem oas Slntt ibn elmer
uuerlIGrliben SclbItlduibunQ uuo oes
Ni0uaeIs OIL @sritdnOniB bsitulpiot.
Sas Slutt lislt ielneu friiberen @er.
ipre,tlnGen. iOlOrt aeaen ben Seino
GuarinsuciIe porsu9eben, iein jebiges
gerlungen nah Terlidrtllngcn ent9e-
gen. Ginem WeriIhte suiolge iua er
abberuicn uno ourh Den 8eneral Sal.
oiherd erlebt meroen.
Die glusluelunl bon italieniiben
GorreIponoenteu aus osm italisuii1en
Eager oauert INNER nod iort.
Genernl Sar0tleri bat feline Stel=
lung III 10 fern uerbeilcrt, als ieine
Sruppen mebrere pon Menelet's Srup=
pen perlaliene Stcllun9en beIsBt ba6cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18
2luSIano.
Seutib blano.
9 2pnbou, 10. iSeb.

Ser @erliuer Yertreter Der ySimes"
ia9t: Gun5ler D. Op6enlObe's @rtIdrlnA
I'M &eihstaA erleoi9t Den Slmetallls'
mlls. iOluelt Die 9teaieruu9 in yetrabi
tOmmt. 9lber es lit taum pabrlhelns
lib. oaB Die 9l9itation auIbOren Uiro.
Sic miro ieruerbiu ais Yropa9anoa IN
Serbinoun9 nit Dem ab9cplelenen 9ln'
TRACE oes 8raIen b. Gunib aui ELL Ges
trsioenonopOl benuBt weroen.
Serlin, IL. Seb.
Seute 1T iiber Die SOradnNe in
Sransoaal ein g8eiBbuh uerOnentlidt
woroen. Saiielbe entldlt Die erIte
Sepeihe. iuslbe Der Baron Wtarlball
BON Sieberliein, Der Wlinilter oes glus.
wdrtiaen. an ben Gjruisn SaBielots
s8iloenburg, ben oeutihen SOtiNaIter
in 2Onoon. ihifte; oieislbe III bonn
6ebrudr 1895 oatirt. uno beiiebt llh
uui Die YemertIngen oes Carl bon
&imberlp. oes Oamali8sn lfinilters Oes
AsuBsrsu, Ibsr Den SrintIpyub osa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18
u II s | q no.
st. YetersburI Is. Seb.

Sin heute aus Srtutit in Sibirieu
eingetroifsnss Ssle9ram meloet. oaB
eiu ibirilher Sdnolcr. Ndmens
&utihnarew, Der 9lgent oes Tr. Trit-
ipf NOnlen. oes norms9iidcn Sors
Ihuu9srelienoen. melber am "a. SUM
1898 nit oem Shiiie 6ram nab oen
mttiiden Gewdiiern abNina. Die 9lab.
,ibt erbalten bat, BOB 9tanIen ben
gioropol erreiht, uno BORT Sano 9efun=
Den babe. uoo OaB er lib jegt auf Der
Giltiabrt beIlnoe.
Sm per0anNenen 9lpril bradte Der
.Siaaro" in paris ein 8sriibt in I'm.
laui. Dap Or. Nanleu. ben 9iorOpOl
eniocdt babe. uuo oaB oerielbe aui
elmer oicbirQstctte lie0e. IS tpuroe
nod hinsuaeiiiat. oaB er Die oorlue=
glide 6la99e bort auISebibt babe;
Die Nahrlbt wuroc ieoo6 nur illr
ell OOIliS undergraduates Gerilbt ge-
lQlten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18

Iu9t cine
|e por,IS'
In Theo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18

Fiudt.
|lsrl Sami,
| ,o er islrle
III i1reibe
b., G. o.
Dubuque,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18

@emsinbe
e lang IN
pospltdler
i cine gu.
Arteu Don
iue eigeus
bbsartig.
n6t Duroe.
miro gn
msnu ne
ne alSoaun
ie Suitsu.
bic III oeH
)at. Au9
lie munbeu
eroeu nur
"a geiu9t.
|. q rsL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18

In einem
beuti6sr,
nGberer
ell gu9'
eiss 8lats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18

Goupernsur Srats maAte beute feline
Stabsernsnnungen bctaunt. Sn Der
Sauptiube iinO Die ron 8Ouuerneur
Sadiou Grnaunten beibebaIten. Die
sinSi0e wlbtise @erdnOerun0 1T Die III
Der SteIls oes .Suoae glOpotate @ene-
ral", in pelher S. SOques pon 6aira
iielo an Stelle uun VI. 9. Collier Don
SiOur 9itD tritt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18

snis @eIs
rnebnlen.
Miuu.,
II ;u psr'
elbe lie9i
it Ganpj
bab aud
bewirtbet
er II ses
tere Gus,
0tusQsr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18

Gin Seucr in Dem iebsi!Oiigen Sc.
bduos No. Gil 6rNntln= StrOBe.
hat beute OtorQen eincn SNaOen BON
S75. 900 anNerlcbtst. Den buuptilbs
lihlien @erluit Bab:n iOlgrnoe 6irmeu
eriitten: SObn SImous & &c.. l0.-
600; Simpion & Yertlns $50, 600
uno W. Wt. SenninIs $50. 900; oGs
8ebduoe puroe i'm SetraSe pom SIS, :
900 be,bdoigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-02-18

Der 45idbriAe Sbomas WpOre Wuroe
bier beute irilb nm balb ein ubr ae.
tootet. sSreo Sobnion une ,5ames
Glttennpuje paren in elmer Spielbolle
III Strelt Heratben uno traten auf Den
Ohentllben Ylab binaus. nm ben
Strcit aussuIebten. s5obniton soa
sinen &epolpcr lno ieuerte aui 9titten.
bOuie; i'm ielbeu 9lu9enblide ieoOb.
als Der SbuB trabte. iprans 3ittsn.
bOuie binter einen elettriiben Yiabl.
IN GolSe Osien Die GuSsl psm S9O.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-03-13

Rev. Zephaniah Meek, d. d., is a
household name all over the South.
Since 1867 he has owned and edited the
Central Methodist the leading paper
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in
the South. He represented his State
at the General Conference.
He was one of the Kentucky Commits
sioners at the Chicago Columbian Ex-
position. During his ministry in the
South he has built and dedicated five
chapels. He writes from Catlettsburg,
Ky, where his home is, as follows:
II have used several bottles of Paine's
Celery Compound for nervous trou-
bles, resulting from oyerworlz, and with
immediate effect. as well as perma-
nent benefit. 1t is the best nerve tonic
/ have ever tried. 1T has also been
used in my family with great benefit =
Tired-out, half-sick men and women
need something more than mere rest
They need a positive, unmistakable
nerve food; they must have a reserve
Of nerve-force to draw from, before
their heads viii cease to ache and their
nerves cease to tremble with neuralgia
1t is estimated that there are over ten
million nerve fibres in the body.
So long as these minute tissues are
kept fully nourished, one lives in bliss
full ignorance of any such thing as neu-
ralgia, headaches, or even a nervous
system, but let one become rundown"
and the nutrition of the body get low
and every one of these myriad fibres
becomes live wire" within tie flesh.
Headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, and
other forms of nervousness and debil-
ity result directly from famished ner-
vous system. Paine's Celery Compound
is able to correct this faulty condition.
1t builds up the nervous system and
sustains it. The brain at once feels the
strengthening effects of the superb
nutriment. There are thousands of
men and women to-day who have been
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-03-13

enabled 70 keep vigorously at work.
who must have given up but for Paine's
Celery Compound
Nervous affections are a warning to
busy people.
AT the earliest sign of reduced nerve
force, inability to sleep, languor, or
gloomy habit of mind, everyone should
look Immediately to the nutrition of
their nervous system and to the purity
Of their blood. Paine's Celery Com
pound will attend to both of these ur-
gent needs more thoroughly and more
speedily than anything else in the
world. Paine's celery compound is not
to be COMPOUNDED with the com
mon preparations, the sarsaparillas and
nervines. Being the discovery of a man
of science, Prof. Edward E. Phelps, NJ.
d., LII. d., of Dartmouth College, it has
the support of the best physicians;
they prescribe it universally; and the
many sick persons made well by it's use
proves that that support is merited.
To the great majority of business
men vacation, to say nothing of three
months of complete inactivity, is out
of the question at this season, even
when their brains demand a complete
rest and their nerves ache and threaten
them with prostration. Now, there are
hundreds of business men and hard
worked professional men in this city
in just this condition. What are they
to do? Those who are tired out, run
down" and debilitated at this trying
season win do we'll tn read some of the
straightforward and convincing state
ments from the men and women who
have been cured by Paine's Celery
Compound.
Nervous weakness vanishes before
Paine's Celery Compound as mist be-
fore the strong, health-giving rays of
the sun. Convince yourself of the fact
at once, if your health is at all inn
paired.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-03-13
Tragic Ending of a Polk County
Love Affair.
A GIRLS ROMANTIC STORY
Lou Paris Was the Belle of a
Mountain Village.
STABBED HER FORMER suiToR
Sent to the Penitentiary, Then Pardoned
and Sent to Reformatory the Man
She Loved Has Ever Kept
Near Her.

Raleigh, N c., Feb. n. Correspon-
dence Washington PosD From Polk
county, in this State, comes q thrilling
story of romance, tragedy, and pros
pectiye marriage, arising out of the
illicit distillation Of whiskey and
BLOCKADE shilling"
In the town of Tryon City, Polk
county, named for Lord Try
on, who camped for some
time with his army during
the revolutionary war on the site Of
the town, there lives a family by the
name of Paris. One of the members
of this typical mountain family was
beautiful daughter about seventeen
years old. She was the belle of the
town, and her only deficiency was the
lack of education. Her youth had been
spent in making the farm and helping
her mother with her house-wifery.
Her parents had considered schooling
a luxury not to be thought Of, and
she could barely read and write her
name.
About four miles from Tryon City
is the Paris farm Here the daughter,
whose name is Louise, was raised until
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-03-13
ID PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR
u THE NEW YORK NAVY YARD


February 81, 1896.-Sealed proposals,
endorsed Proposals for Tobacco for
the New York Navy Yard, to be opened
March 81, 1885, win be received at
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department, Washington, D. c.,
until IL o'clock noon, March 81, 1896.
and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter, to furnish the New York
Navy Yard 10000 pounds of Navy to-
bacco. The tobacco must conform to
the Navy standard and pass the usual
naval inspection. Blank forms of pro-
posals will be furnished upon applica-
ton to the Navy Pay Office, New York,
or to the Bureau. Samples of the
standard tobacco will be furnished
upon application to the Bureau. The
of manufactures and dealers
is invited. Tie bids, all other things
being equal, decided by lot. The De-
partment reserves the right to waive
defects or to reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous to the Govern
ment. EDWIN STEWART, Paymas-
ter General, u. s. N.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-03-13

She was pardoned on this condition on
the 8th day of December, 1894, and was
carried Immediately to the House of
the Good Shepherd, where she has been
ever since.
Time has added to the charms and
graces of Miss Lou. She is now well
developed woman. Her education has
been much advanced, and she has seen
some little of the world She has ac-
cepted her detention in the House of
the Good Shepherd in good faith and
In some respect as penance for the life
she took. She looks forward to the
time when, by the consent of the Gov
ernor of this State, she can once more
breathe the air of freedom and become
the wife of the man whose affection
for her increased as her perils and
trials and punishment came thick and
fast. Her cropped hair and striped
clothes only made him love her the
more because in his heart he had al
ready enthroned her his for better or
for worse until death separates them.
And what about Redmond? His
friends succeeded in having the indict-
ments against him in the Federal
Court settled, and he followed his lady
love TO Maryland He is now in Bal
timore employed as conductor by one
OF the electric railways. Now and then
he sees Mis- Lou, and few miles from
the city he has neat little cottage, q
flower yard and garden, with the cot
tage well furnished, awaiting the re-
lease of his betrothed, when they will
be married and commence life anew.
j. G. l.. HARRIS.
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Miss Paris, and she sent him a note
asking that he call to see her. lie came
promptly, and she saw him on the
front porch and after accusing him OF
telling the lies about her, she plunged
a penknife into his bosom and he died
at her feet. Miss Paris did not show
any emotion when she saw Johnston
breathe his last. She expressed no re-
greet for her hasty and fatal act. She
was committed TO jail without bail,
and was sent to Hendersonvile for safe
keeping to prevent her rescue by Ralph
Redmond and his friends.
At the next term of the Superior
court, with Judge Boyltin presiding,
Miss Paris was indicted for murder.
She was represented by the best law
yers who attended that court, and by
their advice she pleaded guilty Of MUIR
der in the second degree and was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for fifteen
years. The acceptance of this plea was
an act Of mercy on the part OF the
prosecuting attorney, because the State
would have proved reconciliation anu
preparation to commit murder, and II
She had gone TO trial she would have
been convicted Of murder in the first
degree and the pardon of the Governor
could only have saved her from death
by the hangman.
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Notice by Executor.

Having qualified as Executor OF the last
win and testament of sarah A. Williams,
deceased, late of Wake county, N. c., 1 here
by notify all persons having claims against
the estate of Sarah A. Williams to present
the same to me or leave them with Mr. Err.
nest Haywood, of Raleigh N. G. on or be-
fore the 10Th day of February, 1897, or this
notice viii be plead in bar of their recov
cry. This is also TO notify all persons in
ment to me.
ALFRED w HAYWOOD,
Executor Of the last win and testament
of Sarah A. Williams, deceased.
Haw River N. O.. February goth. 1896
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IN HER CONVICT GARB.

She was brought to the penltentlary
near this city, and there confined.
With short hair and coarse, striped
clothes as she assisted in washing,
mending and making garments for the
other conyicts, she presented quite q
different appearance to what she dld
as the belle of Tryon City. She was
exceedingly cheerful, and said she did
not regret what she had done; that her
reputation as a virtuous and honest
woman was more to her than life, ana
that under the same circumstances she
would take the life of any man who
attempted, by Islander, to destroy her
good name and reputation and make
her an outcast in society.
In the meantime Redmond was hid
ing in the craggy cliffs of old Tryon,
and his relatives and friends brought
him the news of the murder of john
ston and of the punishment of his
sweetheart. Had she been confined in
the Jail of Polk county, Redond and 100
of his friends might have destroyed
the jail house from 'turret to founda-
ton stone" in their efforts to have lib
Grated Miss Lou.
As soon as Miss Lou was removed TO
left the mountains and came to Raj
eigh, where he had never been before,
and therefore was entirely unknown.
He found work here, and through
friend his sweetheart was Informed of
his presence in Raleigh; and through
the assistance of this friend he had
q personal interview with Mis- Lou,
without the prison authorities knowing
that he was a moonshiner, fugitive
from justice, and q lover of the belle
of Tryon City.
The press of the State at the time of
the homicide gave the simple facts of
the SANDER and the killing of John
ston and the illiteracy of Miss Paris.
After she was brought to. the peniten-
tiary, the Kings Daughters, of this
city, under the lead of Mrs. II. Hayes,
took great interest in the fair female
convict. They visited her in prison and
did all they could to alleviate her condi-
ton as prisoner.
THE KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Being young and unsophisticated,
without education and training, and
appearing to have the making in her
of good and true woman, and desiring
to remove her from the walks of life to
which she had been accustomed, and to
surround her hereafter with new en-
yironments, the Kings Daughters set
to work to procure a conditional par
don for Miss Paris. They readily i'm
duced Miss Lou to sign an agreement
that she would voluntarily surrender
herself as soon as released to the Kin's
Daughters, and go with Mrs. Hayes to
the House of the Good Shepherd, in
Maryland, and there remain until she
had been thoroughly reformed and
trained so that she could go out into
the world and make an honest living
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