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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-09-16

TO prove that this man, laughing his un-
holy laugh, was not like other men. He
did not pick and choose his servants for
their religion. He was sure that the
IIuguenot would stone his fellow at his
bidding; the Catholic cry: "Vive
Colignyl" l was SO completely taken
aback that found no words to answer
him, and 1t was Croisette who said,
smartly: "Then how about his enthu-
slasm for the true faith, NJ. lie Vidame p"
"The true faith" he nswered-''for
my servants is my faith" Then q
thought seemed to strike him. "What
Is morc," he continued, slowly, ''that 1t
is the true and only faith for all, thou
sands will learn before the world is ten
days older. Bear my words in mind,
boy! They will come back to you. And
now hear me-" he went on in his usual
tone, Il am anxious to accommodate a
neighbor. 1t goes without saying that
! would not think Of putting you, NJ.
Anne, to any trouble for the sake of that
rascal of mine. But my people will ex-
pect something. Let the plaguy fellow
who caused oil this disturbance be given
up to me, that may hang him, and let
us cry quits
"That is impossible" answered,
coolly. l had no need to ask what he
meant. Give up Pavannes' messenger,
indeedl Neverl
He regarded me-unmoved by my re-
fusal-with smile under which
chafed, while was impotent to resent
1t. "Do not build too much on a single
blow, young gentleman he said, shak-
ing his head, waggishly. Thad fought
dozen times when was your age.
However, | understand that you refuse
TO give me satisfaction"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-09-16
what pecIded his Vote.

When DR.. Kenealy, being returned to
parliament by the electors of Stoke.
took an early opportunity of moving q
vote of censure on the judges, he found
teller in Mr.. Whalley. On the house
dividing, it was found tina. 433 men Of
oil parties voted in the negative, DIR.
Kenealy's proposition being supported
by single member. The single mem
Der was Maj. O'Gorman. Asked aft
erward why he had gone against his
own party, for once merged in the ma
jority, the major, mopping his massive
brow, answered; "Bedad, it's hot
night, and knew there would be more
room in the aye lobby."-San Francis
co Argonaut.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-09-16
ADVICE GRATIS.

He had cold, o simple cold,
Located In his head.
He did not call a doctor In,
But asked advice instead
OF all his friends and neighbors, who
Knew just what should be done
In any such emergency.
They gave it-by the ton.
Said one: Rub tallow on your nose,
In mustard soak your feet;
Keep shifting eucalyptus and
Drink lots Of whisky neat.
You must not think of going out,
But stay In bed and nurse
Yourself BIT" He did so, but
The next day he was worse.
Another said: Go out Of doors,
Take heaps of exercise;
Don't sit and shiver by the fire,
For that is most unWise.
The poison's In your system, so
You want to work It off
He did as he was told. Next Cay
He had beastly cough.
A third declared: 1.-The water-cure
VIII quickly put you right.
Just wrap yourself In soaking sheeta
And sleep In them all night.
Then If you're feeling feverish.
Take cold baths all day long"
He did. Bronchitis supervened,
And both his lungs went wrong.
Then they advised all sorts of things
Hot bottles, turpentine,
Beef-tea, pills, leeches, poultices,
Massage and cocoa wine,
Draughts, embrocations, lozenges,
Electric batteries.
They will effect a cure, no doubt
Unless the beggar dies.
London Judy.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-09-16
a Long Chnse.

Smilax--Smallwit says he intends
pursuing literature.
Borax--I'm afraid it'll be long time
before he catches bay City Chat,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-09-16

The Wellington Box Go. wish to
announce the fact that they are in
position to fill all orders that may
come their way in the line Of build
ing material, sash doors, blinds,
mouldings, and all kinds of mill
work made speciality aud at prices
that are to be wondered at. We
also wish to say that we have just
received very nice lot of sidewalk
material for which we are giving
special bargains. Thanking the
patronage for the past and hoping to
secure our share in the future we are
Very respectfully,
Wellington Box CO.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26
SLAUGHTERED BY cusAns.
Spanish War Train Blown Up by Iyna-
mIte-Forty Soldiers Killed.

mito-torty ooidtern hiHeus
Cincinnati, Dec. PA special to the
CONGRATULATIONS from Tampa. Fla.
says one of the Cuban leaders there has
received news from Havana confirming
the report recently received Of Spanish
losses sustained near Santiago and 9th
err towns near while attempting to cap
ture the cargo Of filibustering vessel.
The Spanish were routed. A relief train
was made up at once with great Sc
crecy. but the watchful Cubans heard
of IL and sent word out to an insur-
gent camp. The track was dynamitcd
as the train came along. the bomb ex-
ploding, causing great destruction, four
cars being almost blown into splnters.
The terrified Spanish soldiers poured
out of the wreck only to receive with
erlng fire from the Cubans concealed
behind the roadbed. The Spaniards
fought bravely for few moments. but
the odds were too much, and they fled
in all directions. the Cubans pursuing
them for miles. Over 40 Spanish sol
diers were killed or wounded and 40
taken prisoners. The Cubans secured
"A quantity of arms. ammunition and
medical supplies. 1t is reported that
the expedition landed all safely. and
that all the cargoes were taken to
Gomez camp.
London. Dec. PA dispatch from
Rome TO the Daily News says: "All here
seems to prove that Spain is preparing
for the event of warlike complications
with the United States. The hurried
manufacture Of a large quantity OF
cartridges has been ordered at Breccia.
and four cruisers have been ordered
from the Ansaldo yards in Genoa"
Havana. Dec. 24.-The Havana news
papers publish articles expressing ap-
proval OF the attitude upon the Cuban
question taken by President Cleveland
and Secretary OF State Olney. both OF
whom are highly praised for their firm
stand in face of the action Of the foreign
relations committee OF the SENATE.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26
SLAVERY ABOLISHED.
Reforms Being Brought About by French
Government In Madagascar.

Reforms Being Brought About by French
Government In Madagascar.
Washington. Dec. 24.-Among the
earliest reforms of the French govern
ment in Madagascar is decree abolish
ing slavery. a copy of which has reached
the state department from Consul Wet
ter at Tamatave. IL declares all the
inhabitants free. forbids traffic in hu-
man beings, utilities every contract
providing for the sale OF persons, and
Imposing penalties for violation OF the
law. which nre TO be tripled in case of
second ofTense Other features Of the
decree are that France promises not 10
impose upon the people OF Madagascar
any extraordinary war tax and offers
aid 10 dispossessed owners of slaves in
the form OF territorial possessions. An
other decree relating to schools prohib-
It's interference by teachers in political
affairs, and urges instruction in the
French language.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26
DEATH OF w. H. HATCH.
Prominent Ex-COngrcssman from Mis-
souri, PASSES Away.

Hannibal. Mo. Dec. -. - Exon
gresham w. II. Hatch died at his home
in this city at ten o'clock Wednesday
night Of Bright's disease. after long
Illness.
tWillam Henry Hatch was born IN Scott
county KY, September II. 1888 lie was
educated NJ Lexington Ky, and was ad-
mittod TO the bar I'm September, 1851. as n
practicing lawyer. He served during the
civil war IN the confederate army In
1862 he was commissioned captain and as
sistant adiutant general. and IN 1863 was
assigned TO duty as assistant commissioner
OF exchange. and continued In this posi-
tion until the close OF the war He was
elected 10 the Forty-nrst, Forty-seventh.
Forty-eighth. Forty ninth. Fifteth. Fiji
ty-nrat and Fifty-thlrd congresses. Dur
Ing all this time he served on the commit
tee OF agriculture. lie made strong eight
for pure food. and was the author OF a bill
advocating pure food. He gained mos. OF
his prominence through the antl-optlon
bill. In 1894 he was defeated for congress
by g. N. Clark. Col Hatch has resided In
Marion county. Mo, for the past 40 years.
and has wife and two children, l.. S.
Hatch. OF Memphis, Tenn. and Miss Sallie.
who is at homel
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26
TELLER scHEIo PARDoNED.
Robbed the Bank OF Minneapolis OF
100000 Three Years Ago.

Robbed the Bank OF Minneapolis OF
100000 Three Years Ago.
Saltwater. Mimi, Dec. 24.-Philip NJ.
Scheig, the teller who robbed the Bank
OF Minneapolis OF over 100000 three
years ago and was captured in Eng
land, was pardoned Wednesday by Gov.
Clough. he was sent up for 7h years.
and had served three. Scheig was said
to be in league with the Floyd brothers,
being the tool through whom they man
aged the robbery. The Floyd boys were
pnrdoned some time ago. Gov. Clough
was stakeholder In the bank at the
time OF the robbery. Scheig started for
his home in Minneapolis Immediately
on receiving his pardon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26

San Francisco. Dec. 23.--The remains
of Kate Field arrived Tuesday from
Honolulu. Owing to the quarantine
negotiations the casket containing the
body will not be removed from the ship
brfnre Tonight IL will then be taken
Co an undertnker's, where il will remain
until Sunday. Henry y. IIighton. 10
vshcm the remains were consigned. and
vefnse wife was close friend of Miss
Field. said that the funeral services
~vould be held in Trinity Episcopal
church AZ two o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The remains VIII then be taken 10 Odd
Ecliows cemetery and cremated.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26
CAN'T ENFORCE IT.

Kansas City's Imposition OF n Zine for
Failure Go Vote Unconstitutional.
jefferson City, Mo-. Dec. 24.-The su-
rreme court has pronounced the pro-
vision of the city charter OF Kansas
City imposing a fine OF $3.50 for failure
10 vote unconstitutional. The point
was argued In the case OF Kansas City
vs.. B. T. Whipple, Kansas City real
estate man. MIR. Whipple got to the
polls just too late 10 vote four years
ago last spring. The fine OF $3.50. au-
thorized by the charter, was entered
on the city's books against him. Many
fniled 10 vote and were charged with
fines in this way. Mr.. Whipples case
was inken rs test case. TO determine
the ,nIldity % such provision.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26
THE FAST HORSES.

Forest boy, 2;i0A, has been sent to
Europe.
Idol Wilkes now has two PAGERS in
the 2;iO list.
Chan, 2;17h. was sold at auction
lately for slCj.
An ofTer Of $1,000 has been refused for
Guinette.
Wilburn. a;27. by Wilton. has been
sold for export 30 Germany.
Two sons of Nelson. 300. are now
numbered among the sires OF speed.
John Renmcr IL going TO sell Minnie
II, 2:11H, and oil the rest Of his horses.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26
CURIOUS FACTS.

Whales are never seen in the Gulf
stream.
The smallest humming bird weighs but
20 grains.
The Holland dykes arc from ten TO
forty feet in height.
Campbor and gun cotton are the
chief constituents OF celluloid goods.
The French minister OF war lately Of
fered a prize for the swiftest bird In a
fight from Perigueux 10 Paris, 80
miles. There were 2,74e entries, and
the winner did the distance In seven
hours and tllirty-four minutes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26
New Enrlanacr. Cclchrnte.

New York, Dec. 23.--The New Eng
land Society of the City Of New York
celebrated the ninety-first anniversary
of ifs organization and the two hundred
end scventy-sixth of the landing OF the
pilgrims by "A big dinner Tuesday even
fnx ut the Waldorf. A feature OF the
occasion was the costume OF the walt.
CTS. who were gotten up as New Eng
land farm laborers and wore blae
stripped shirts, blue jean trousers and
straw hats.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26
PEACE ReloNs.
Danger OF Race War at MayneId. KY.
AVerted.

Danger OF "a Race War mt Mayiield, Ky,
Averted.
Paducah, Ky, Dec. 24.--At a meeting
in Mayileld, attended 10y citizens. both
white and colored, an understanding
was reached that peace should reign.
The colored people are TO keep them
selves closely indoors After ten o'clock
p m. all business houses are 20 be closed,
and no one is allowed on the streets eX-
cept policemen. The trouble is over,
and there should be no fear of an out
break by colored people. Earlier re-
ports were that negroes were organiz-
ing 10 take vengeance on the whites for
the killing OF Jim" Stone by white
cappcrs Tuesday morning Jim" Snet
(colored) was killed at the depot be-
cause he would not halt when chal-
lenged. Sunday Henry Finley, a negro,
was killed by masked men. and Monday
night Jim" Stone met the same fate.
The houses OF several colored men have
been burned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26
A LONG TRAMP.
Mother and Daughter Walk from spokane
TO New York city.

Mother and Daughter Walk from spokane
10 New York city.
New York, Dec. 24.-Mrs. H. Estby
and her daughter Clara, 10 years old,
the transcontincntnl pedestrians, com
plcted the journey from Spokane,
wash, TO this city at 1870 Wednesday
afternoon. They left the western city
on May 3, on a wager with New York
woman that they could cross the conii-
ncnt in less than seven months. The
conditions Of the wager were that each
OF the women was to leave town wi.h
only I've dollars and earn her living en-
route. On the way they worked at any
thing. They did homework, sewing
and sold photographs OF themselves.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26
Rallrond Ordered sold.

Springfield. H.. Dec. ~ Judge
Fouke, In the Sangamon county circuit
court late Tuesday, entered an order
and decree calling for the sale OF the
st. Louis. Chicago a. ST. Paul railroad,
commonly known as the BLUFF Line"
some time TO Ice named by the master
in January. 1897. Gossip has IL that
the Illinois Central railroad will be the
buyer at the coming special sale.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26
Large sum 60 = Hospital.

Springfield. o., Dec. i0.-John Snyder,
who died recently. left 100000 20 the
Mitchell Thomas city hospital and ST.
oOJ 10 the Ferncliff cemetery fund. MIR.
Snyder. jointly with his brother. David
j.. Snyder. gave the city a tract OF land
valued az $780, 900 last summer for n
Dullic pnrk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26

snwrlust Is turned into transportable
fuel in some parts OF Scotland by n
very simple process. II is heated under
high steam pressure until the resinous
ingredients become sticky. when 70 is
pressed into bricks. One man with
two horse power machine can turn out
5000 bricks day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26

Brooklyn. n. A., Dec. l9.--An early
morning fire badly damaged the car
house OF the Nassau Electric RaiIroad
company and partially burned rs cleo
tric ears. The total loss is estimated 40
$4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26

Ell. p;2eh. trotting. viii be cam
paigned as a PAGER In 1897. She has
been mile In q: ~.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-12-26

AZ MARROW. y. H.. snow owl with n
five-fsot spread Of wing was shot re-
Gently.
The Lamar register., 1896-08-29

STAFF 0RF sssIgi,1g wG5t.- ofnse AIs.py
erenee eook. aluabIe 20 ore shppers. mailed tree
The Lamar register., 1896-08-29

A new bicycle kink has developed.
A rider stopped in front OF store and,
after he had dismounted. he took a
heavy weight that was hooked Just be-
hind the scat. and attached it TO chain
which he took from his pocket. He
fastened the chain and weight to the
bicycle. and, apparently satisfied that
1t was now quite safe, he went into the
store.--New York World.
The Lamar register., 1896-08-29

Sheridan pudding Is what we call
a favorite dessert at our house." re-
lates woman. because | first ate II
at Mrs. Philip sherldan's table and my
hostess said il was OF her own COM
pounding least, she had never sefn
a formula OF IT II is frozen rice pud-
ding. Boil a quart OF milk, to which
n tablespoonful Of rice has been added,
in a double boiler for two or three
hours. or until Il is reduced to thick
cream. II the favor OF ralsins is liked,
a few stoned ones may be boiled with
the rice. Cool and freeze. When part
ly frozen add pint OF sweet cream,
either plain or whipped. A wineglass
OF sherry at the same time is also an
improyement."-New York Times
The Lamar register., 1896-08-29

when one day the princess was pofs-
oned, leaving will In which she be-
queathed every cent of her immense
fortune to the husband whom she de-
tested. suspicion was naturally aroused
against him on the discovery that the
drag that caused her death had been
purchased by him. he was arrested on
a charge OF murder, convicted and SEN
fenced to term Of penal seryituds.
There are at least score OF princes
Neapolitan. sicilian and RomRn--doing
time. not including those half-dozen or
more who are paying the same penalty
for completely in socialist and anarch-
list ontrages. who, although treated as
ordinary felons. may be regarded al po-
iItical prisoners.
Prince ErIston de Courie, whose title
Is o, the most authentic character. and
several OF whose relatives occupy off,
ccs OF great dignity at the court OF Rus
sia, served two years In German pcpi-
Tertiary for frauds committed ut Ber-
lin and subsequently underwent six
months Imprisonment in France for
offenses OF a similar character. He
likewise suffered ignomIny OF arrest in
England for swindilng. in spite of all
OF which be was received with open
arms by New York society. the German
ambassador. Count Areo. who was in
happy ignorance OF his criminal ante
cedeuts. actually giving dinners and
iuneheous in his honor and officiating
As his social sponsor. He was on the
point OF contracting a wealthy mar
rage 10 this city when he was I'M
masked IN the nick Of time by a London
clubman Who had known something OF
HIS previous history and whose state
mcats we're by the most fortunate OF
chances verified by the Scotland Yard
detective, inspector Jarvis. who hap
pened to be in New York after other
game. but who had been the very man
20 clap tho handouts on the princes
wrists In England.
There have been some rumors OF late
that Prince Nicolas Savlue. formerly
lieutenant OF the CheTLlier Garde de
temperatures at 81 Petersburg. has
succeeded In ereeting his escape from
Saghalien and that be Is now IN this
country. Six years ago he was sem
NtA-@+ ~ AAAt N1ANAH u - a'eA >
10 penal seryi;nde for life for a long
long succession Of crimes. comprising
arson. forgery and fraud Of the most
colossal description.
Prinee BarteHieI. an officer Of the
hnssars and son OF the well-known
statesman and marshal Of the court OF
Emperor Alexander H.. u now on the
point OF completing. not In siberia but
"a the great lake prison to the east Of
ST. Petersburg. term OF eight years
penal servitude for the murder Of
Polish actress at Warsaw He blew out
her brains in a At OF jealousy when
about to bid farewell to her previous TO
their final parting. IL was solely the
late ears appreciation Of the long and
faithful service OF his father that saved
him from death
The Lamar register., 1896-08-29

-Ailss Isabel. you are not at all Ike other
girls" That Is not a compliment Mr.
spconers y0u should say that other girls
are not al all ike me,
The Lamar register., 1896-08-29
me Grand Army Republic and Their
Friends

Have selected the Union Pacific as the Of
nciai Route 10 st. Paul. Minnesota and re-
turn Tickets on sale August Both and 3tst,
az less than one fare for the round trip
see them about II at their office, e4i 18th
St. corner Curtis.
The Lamar register., 1896-08-29

Expect not, 80 send two-eent stamp to
the General Passenger Agent Colorado Md
land railroad, Denver, and he Will send you
hne colorrd picture Of one.
The Lamar register., 1896-08-29

With the Ice forming IN Manitoba and yell
low fever in Cuba Il "a ditiicuit 10 And
fault With the pEesent location Of the United
The Lamar register., 1896-08-29

Lawyer--weii. doctor, what Il the eondi-
ton Of the burglars yictimy Doctor-One
OF his wounds Is absolutely fatal but the
The Lamar register., 1896-08-29

Coswsrem, scion of
the formerly SOW
erelgn house OF that
charges Of forgery and fraud.
Es~ York World.
b times this strange anomaly
Fc been impossible, since the
Of being branded a. feion
BOULDER and forehead and hav-
ied a seat in the gallsys car
!; the loss OF all nobility priv
Hes and preroEAtiyea.
Italy and Russia that In
this kind are the most fro-
in5. in all probability. 10 these
afries being afflicted rith a
lumber OF princes than any
bus. at the great penitentiary
slena, near Naples. there are
han princes Who are dukes as
heiy. boa Francesca and Don
viiiaro6a- Notar hartollo. Who
HsoinS a term o, peral seryi-
lhe co~ardiy murdered young
ileutenant named Lsons. who
ethed TO their sister. the Prin-
srina The assassination took
Palermo. In the magnificent
palace owned by them, and
~ had invited the young on
be In the most friendly mRn-
er dinner and after Leoni had
Bread 9th them the princes
life BY stabbing him In the
he vas about TO leave the pal
BAL wAs 10 have taken place a.
I but the two princes. IKE
|heT great Sieiiian mobiles. were
with the Mana. which rem
absolutely impossible for the
>ent to secure Witnesses for the
bon or Jurors willing to risk
Fumes and their lives by rem
} jtAst verdict. Il therefore be-
sessAry to change the venue to
Ewhere. owing to the relations
y; between the sieiliRn Maha
Nespolitan Camorra, eonyie-
obtained with the utmost DIFF
ler prince confined in the same
prison Is the prince and duke OF
bic di Bella. sentenced 10 ten
hard labor for the murder OF
\ The latter. a woman oonsId-
younger than himself. was re
for Der beauty and wealth.
ineess Regina d'Ayalos. which
maiden name. was regarded as
ztest helress In southern Italy.
u at an early age. Regina had
witnessed one sanguinary traE-
pre- she had attained her 18th
= her presence an aunt-a wo-
The most incredible violence OF
-had shot down and killed in
pod one Of her farm baiiiffs.
been guilty OF some gross in
Regina grew up It was determ-
at she should marry and the
'om chosen was a lieutenant
iavy, who was a brother of her
husband On the morning OF
ding day. however. the lieuten-
found in his apartments with
ms blown out and a revolver at
II was clear case OF suicide.
explanation was ever voueh-
10 the cause OF his act. most
iinary rumors being current on
iect.
'en months later the young pria-
Irried Caraceiola di Bella. But
The Lamar register., 1896-08-29
CTs OF NAME.
CRIMINALS WHO NOW
WEAR STRIPES
y Princes comnis Murder
D-e.. Reria. a.Av.Is. was
by Her Ha.b.aa - Prines
"a Couris'. crime.
oNvIcr sarb is

ONfAl BAL y u
nov worn by a
large number OF
princes and great
mobiles in the old
world. a fact called
to mind by the SEN
sAsionni trial n o {
long ago OF Prince
Charles OF Loos-
coswarem. scion of
the formerly SOW
erelsn house ofthat
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
Rhsun. :. ::s..ils Casesaa.

N, W. e. Shepherd, q The dry
goods hopse Of i}4sidson, s4owe 4
Shepherd, Athaes, Ga, says OIL
Royal Gefmctnef For tour iong
,nonl1a was FIN. on my b"ck, m
able ~ nsnye ]. single lirlb Of my
bod without assistance. Nothing
gave ne reiief. had glven up al
hopes OF TecoverT nati' tho great
remedy was given ms. The ars'
wseF began to improve, and IN
80 days / was or my feet attending
10 my duties. Am no7F able to
work IL hoars CUT OF egery "a.
and sell aa many Try goods as any
man IN Georgia.