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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-19
Endemic of Religion.

An epiden of religion struck George r..
Smith College, sedalis. NO., and all but four
of the 100 students professed religion. The
shouting and singing OF the students put an
end TO class work. and an all.day praise
meeting was held in the college chapel
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-19
killing wild Horses.

During the fall there were killed on tl1e oe
Fraser range near Pyramid Lake, New, 4oo
head OF horses. Their hides. tails and names
are disposed of at the rate of % per animal
and the carcasses left to decay. Wild horses
are getting to be great nuisance on the
ranges in Nevada, and many are killing them
to save the feed they eat.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-19
To plant 500. ono Acres In Coffee Treos

The representative Of syndicate OF Eng.
lish capitalists has just purchased 100000
acres Of coffee land on the Isthmus OF
Tehuantepec, Mexico. The tract will be
planted In coffee trees. American capital
ists have invested several hundred thousand
dollars In the coffee lands on the isthmns
within the past few months.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-19

The New York State Federation OF Labor
elected the following officers for the year:
President, Daniel Harris, eigarmaker, New
York; First Vice President. Thomas D. Fitz-
gerald. moulder, Albany; Second Vice-Presi-
dent, William Lippman. tailor, Troy: secre-
tary and Treasurer, Richard b. Curran,
Rochester.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-19
Hatrothal of King Alexander.

1t is announced that King Alexander Of
servia. has been betrothed to Princess Helene
tbir, daupb.er Of the Prince of Montenegro.
King Alexander Is in his twentieth year,
and Princess Helene Is just pas: twenty
thrpp
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-19
yy,,n,n botanical rdeners.

Women have been engaged as gardeners at
Kew. in London, on condition that they
wear trousers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-19
Christian Endeavor Conylcts.

The penitentiary a. Santa Fe, New Mex
leo contains a Christian Endeavor Society.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-19
Co,ored Porter Admitted to the Bar.

In law class which passed an sxamina-
ton before the South Dakota Supreme
Court recently, Madison Jackson. colored
porter on the Northwestern Railroad, was
admitted to prartics.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-19
The Bicycle Fever.

The bicycla trade this wear promises to
reach s100, ,0O0, 900. The "bicycle fever" e1-
tends from Maine to Texas.
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CipD'S WISHES.

God desires and God loves to make grand
men and grand women or Us. There is no
grandeur in that life that falls like Lucifer
from the heaven Of power, OF lcve. of duty,
OF truth, Of integrity, OF purity, OF power In
life. 1t is down. down, down to the bots
tomiess pit God knows 1t and has wa ned
us. Angels know it. Men know It. But
there Is. grandeur in a life that lives and
moves with God. Is there a full purse IN
it? Well, God says 80, and He has proved 1t
houses and lands IAN hundredfold" in this
life. But there is something better and
nob!er. There is Il full heart; there Is peace; :;
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-19

there is n place OF love for you and thousands
of friends. The higher you rise with God,
the more men will love you. for you hit upa
world with ytu. Michael Burnham, d. d.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-02-19
AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK.
Secretary Morton Takes Favorable
View of the Situation.
EXPECTS NORMAL CROPS IN 1896.

Possibilities of Farm Production Depend
ON the Soils Neutrality-suspicious. Rain
Fall for Five Years---Planting OF Trees
Urred---TllIers Should Become scien-
+istoEorrner ar Feeds ALI.
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the morning star Mary man has been ia
miliar with all the higher branches OF math-
ematics and vet could not do the simple
sum. "What shall it profit man IL he gain
the whole world and lose his own soul?"
Many o man has been fine reader Of TRACE
dies and poems and yet could not "read his
title clear to mansions in the Skies"
Many man has botanized across the con-
tinent, and yet not known the "Rose Of
Sharon, and the Lily Of the Valley" But if
one shall come in the right spirit, asking the
The pardon Is plain. The peace Is plain.
Everything Is plain. He who tries to get on
the road to heaven through the New Testa-
ment teaching will get on beautifully. He
who goes through philosophical discussion
will not get on at all. Christ says "Come to
Me. and will take all your sins away, and
will take all your troubles away" Now
what is the use OF my discussing it any more!
Is not that plain? If you wanted to 80 to
some city. and pointed you out highway
thoroughly laid out, would / be wise in
cussion about the gravel you will
pass over or a physiological
discussion about the muscles you will have
to bring into play? No. After this Bible ha:
pointed you the way to heaven. is 1t wise for
me to detain you with any discussion about
the nature of the human will, or whether the
atonement is limited or Unlimited? There Is
the road-go on it. 1t is Il plain way. This
is faithful saying. and worthy OF all nc.
ceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the
world to save sinners" And tha: is you and
that is me. Any little child here car
understand this as we'll as can. 'Unles:
YOU become as little child, you cannot see
the kingdom of God" Ifyou are saved. II
will not be US a philosopher, it will be as
little child. 'Of such is the kingdom o.
heaven" Unless you get the spirit OF little
children, you will never come out at theil
glorious destiny.
Still further, this road to heaven is saf.
road. Sometimes the traveller In those nu
cient highways would thIuk himself Per
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-15
bodeeas de Garcia

WING de LoGRoEo, bodegas de Garcfal
iente sdo aHazado oientaoamente Laboraoro
Qumco Municipal de ciudad vista de La proporcona
dad normadad de oomponentes fIe dsGs n
ceEtaGado que atesgus as exeeenGss del VINO RA IL ~
nicos agentes que suscrben dc 1u fila Copafs
Lsprecos cuarteroas modcos La docena de
llas vale 32-26.S r
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rOR UNA MIRAOA

ma oasar6 con M do Barges. .He eometido
IA diapsrate. E.toq perdida; pero q me per
donae. no sianto nada."
Ea Ion ishioa del ooronel 90 dibni6 Una son.
fiaa
! -1perdonarlaf i)o-lpero 81 era mi d
quien debfa aouaart lPobre hijal 10y despaes
notable, querido conde, los hombres como 20,
con obstinsdos icorregibles en- su egoiemo. La
idea de que Msgdalena no me abardonard, de
que no nos separaremcs nunoa, me produce una
algeria que no podeis apreoiar en- toda 81 exten
bi6n. Me haoe con esto hssta felicitarme por
al faltal. =. Pero yo oambisr6 de conducta para
con ella. LIE procurare todos los plsoeres, to-
das cuantas distraocionea peoesite. No le ne
gar6 nads; viajes. yer Paris, teatros, todo
cuanto ella quiers,. .todo. lPerdonsrla|. Pero
81 Ia adore, la he adorable siempre. solo cue
no SO 10 he dicho.
Habia aun una cosa que al coronel no de-
cia, nj aun on aquel momento en- que habfa sido
expansive hasts el punto de sdmirarme m1,
Que 1e hal IA corooido tan sc mb1 TO tan triete.
era que en- el fr do estaba contento de 50 hi
j.; ana Ssts se hahfs condncido vsleroeamente,
g paset de an iuprudenoif; one hshia sabido de
f.ad4rse CON heroiamo; en una palabFa, que ellis
sra aG aangre = 20 Ia daemeptia.
E4se 10 obaervaha an el hrillo de les clos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-15
EN- Rln-plEnRAs.-se vende muy

EN- RIO-PlEDRAS.-se vende muy
barata una casa situada en- la Gale que va
para la estaci6n del ferrocarril de la Caro-
lima, en- Rio piedras. Informaran en- ell
''Centro de Vacunacfon" en- Puerta de tie
ira en- la tienda LA PROVIDENCIA en-
ell dicho pueblo de Rio piedras. 15-31
WULlAN SILVA, SAN JySTO MUM. l8
DEPOSITO De NJ AQUINAS DE Co
SER -COMPRA, VENTA Y AL
QUILER.-Se dan plazos 10 nismo
las nuevas que las usadas garantiza
~ das, siendo Responsible Ia misma
maquina; Ian pzaderas y agujas de toSas
claees para las mismas 8 iufinidad de &C,
cesorias diflci'es de enumerar. Ademas SO
compran venden muebles usados.-San
Juan Puerto Rico. (3l D. 96 J.
Decia un pedante que SO las echa de
| hombre muy chistoso:
IA cualquier hora voy 20 d Cuba!.
d LIE aterra usted Ell v6mito?
No, sefior. Solo me espanta Ia que
ma de ingenios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-15
BtBrxoTHoA Oh La "ConHspoNDHEo1A"

del coronel, an 50 aonriaa, en- Ia aninaodn one
deetellaha toda 40 persona. =.
Msgdaleaa 80 hahia atrolado Il faego vol
via ilesa, faerts an}moaa.
El coronel no 10 ftdsha - .~
Desde entonoes, el honor astahs @ salvo
para d. - .@a
hirS mi reloj sehalaba las once y ouartc
Ne levantG
-4Oa vsis yaf-me djo M. de tassstt cen
dieguato
Me espersh. pero volveFt. :. No sa-
beia oudnto plsoet me habeis prop >; io+do, CO.
ronel. e
sHabldndoos de esta pobre Msgdalera?
-JDoi6ndome cdanto la stnaial'
-sOs inspira algun intel6s2
Como todca
Vaoile un momento. Estuvo para eaoapar
de mis- labios Ia confession; pero me aoorde del
duelo penf6 que debfa esperer.
No necesitaba leer Ia cs1ta de NJ de Bar
ges para estar convenoido.
lAcsso podfan meEtir unos cjos con o los
de M gdalena? dEs que au pureza no la de tsn-
dfa mejor que todaa las pruebaa que hubieran
pbdido p-esenterse9
Estreche con efneidn lsa manoa de mon
rieur de Lessart eatre Lac mias, me lnarch6 re.
pitiendo.
ST, volverf, vel9es6
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Or, 3. a, PONTE e HlyO.-OIRU.
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
quina & La Fortaleza San Juan.

WM1 ~ WN W4@Vg
AMOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
Iuina La Fortaleza San Juan.
A Y !.......
(Traducct6n de Curros Enrsq~es)
%>-iC6mo fu6?....
~ Me encontraba 20 ausente
= las fiebres malignas le dieron;
avss6me su madre enseguida
y vine corriandO.
lApgel mi ! Sintiendo mis- pasos
anhelante hacia mi volvi6 el rostro.
NJ miro y no mo vi6 -. va no hab1a
nj luz en- sus ojos.
No me acuerdo del tempo que estuve
con mi llanto su cuna regandO;
400 6 que me alec con mi niflO @-
sin vida, en- los brazos. ~
Golondrina de pluma azulada
que en- mi alero dejaste tu nidO,
pues por 81 me preguntas, va sabes
que fu6 de mi nifio.
Angel R. ChoVes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-15
G. III A r A D A

Q II A e a ID a
Prima pr'na el nif1o un an,
POGO mas Q POGO menOe;
prtmG canc0 otro.animalss
que & nj me es vedado hacerlo
porque sly su protector
en- virtud de un reglamento;
con elias en- la N1ao tres
no Quisiera VERNE preso;
Qutnta cuatro los cobardeS
81 un bravucon habla recio.
EI que es astuto, total
aabe urdir cualauier enredO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-15

iAuRAk shI.-oALON DE BAR
RIA Y PERFUMERIA de Pedro Urbiztondo, San
Francisco AZ. Sc complace atende los parsequia-
nos Linpieza prontitud, esmero elegancia. En-
este acreditado salon reformado recentemente, se
admiten abonados por meses, hay siempre un sur
lido general de jabones, cosm6sticos aqua de toca
DOR aceites pomadas, polvo toda clase de perfu.
merfa extrahna. Amabiidad CON los marchantes
con ell pubico en- general. B.
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PASATlEM 20 s.
Soluci6n Ia Charada de aver
AR-MEN-GO-LA
veMTk De CAsAs.-E6 Puerta d

VENTk De CASAS.-E1 Puerta de
TERRA. segunda liHea Sc ven1en tres casas de ma.
dera con zocalos de mamposteria sus sola es MI
meros 1877. La primera da fire te la carre.
terra sitio donde So consruira la plaza La segund
calle de San Agustiu, Todas tienen balloon y gale.
rias gran algibe que surte de aqua al vecin-
daro l1triHas de mamp9steria con bovedas sunni;
2 por cento de interes. Sc admiten pcoposciones;
Ia mitad al contado la otra mitad plazos un
modico inter6s Infor an en- las incas y
en- la Capital don Bento Zalduondo tienda LA LU
MA Las ref .ridas casas estan dspuestas para reel
bir fahrica de mamposteria pufs 'ienen cimientos
proposito l5-l;
FL TONTO,---Unicod dep6sito del desa
creditado RON TOPACIO las tres 2. s. s.
Este ron p6simo, Internal y naata- gente, 81
regaIa los tocayos del establecimiento
so oentavos botella.
lO--.Pavfa---IO AFeCibO
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FRANCISCO j. VEGA SOL %.
Puerto Rico.-Sirve cualquier pedido de
billetes de loteria provincial tanto parala
Isla como para Ell Extranjero, pudiendo
remitirsa dos sorteos 4 la vez.
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COLOCkCI0N, desea colocar una|
persona que sea practice en- el manejo del
un alambique perp6tuo y con buenas refe
rras, hacienda ssSan jose, Caguas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-10

Mr. Tils-,su r<-.s presented No rssf.k ir
| The SrstA .'2-oal-A csloac-s.sc i'aiisrr'
| cc1ser.nlf,E The Cleveland 1inilf ~ -ioN
| He closed amid ccus 3cTalse a illsrSs.
- ne 5 descended r. n inA SIS -, ;--e gal
| lss.es =; III reAt shca; tor Hill
JONES REruiptATEp TiLLsAN.
| But Su6senS scaata- Jerss ot Aesa.isas
trsiTrssn 6. ;se resolutions ce-iuiitcs
me- n;ti tAe STAGE AMI s,a.ei hs Aa1 ISL
! ri.r4el TO ssy veri. hls re oea.d 80.
a sac' s,nal issue 20 pass uarh.HenesS.
tS.,<@rEAflNe siaser rrcn, "a no src plan
. " acar-r-ss' ~ sst'1s Ok Humans sealcAi
nttefancts. cav lbs sssiincnt s9pla -sr-
= arr = ssasAe-r rtar. rcrfsrArf : Re
stv Jcnes 4 rA-- - q South.-r uush )
drstne -, var Ssi. rspaaiaf- tbs sss
-iez.T FLYING fass and asr'Serc hs@fs 3. ;
-sttr Of aiSraNal fr9,r 500 fe-oAts
III swrrsi tbs + Erea; cause. Re
Nea' o. 10 say. ~ asr sase tar~e WAC
Eel = e. h-rw .hsr !. S u-s sectional
! u = coVrrai th4r 80 section. county
~ china it cars,, = mankind o.
HILL TRIES REASON.
senator Hiu .ara took ike platform
s-zsi p -io-u - arrlsuse. w1sn At sist
SAID; Mr. C'tll;~rnan and si4n,iernea "
ne ss.Ass ,sai 10 li4 -f.s TO tae =
-.sni~s.1 senator f-out salcn Car ia
tllii'aaai All fr--i iaat .- tp} feliS J
i.aN maze sa4- mot la! 10 accord 70
wo4M Say a. c ol,s". All 4 DIM.
''tHAT. hs, an r7- rHN''rf' ~
wiA -ay fu-i1"- aai 70 sne er uEst III.
utT OF Tth DAMc. Ratio PARTY.
Nltlcr' i~,rr ..lr Pc -ts. -4i'r reply ie
f-err south or SRA. I vii Only sAy ;net
u 'ras 2 -s ,T-lr ui is lAr ~
assume -las Nr see - i-.4r-nt AS go
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srea, question Of the finance. OF TIL. Re-.

! 30 no; intend N n. brief time atosei
| g r3c 90 euter MO a1y elaborate arsu-
meni apo1 ;7.s question. assume TIA,
| his convent on os%trss~As he people 9.
tbs country Ges.u,-~thAt every silver dol
sar coiutl shall &c ne equal oi every
other dollar rciroi l-oat cteersneN
md re words ID his platform Ia favor
pt me raai-tenaAce & the parity u the
NO u'aiais fiud no suggestion of what
= - &c i7rc is case ;hs experiment fails.
t'na ro Sees..on Of how Ncu are 10
| Everything : rlsAed ufoa the mere fac,
rzin,s.
GRi,ENRAcks THREATENED
eeE 10 ALI your attention 20 this fac,.
tha, IN ny boxes; opinion he very policy
eonasmaezi by THIS platform : the policy
ina, has k.pt your srecncack currency
and your silver dollar a, party with
900 api.rr sac past years We think
| -asi irrS ami ccna.t.ors nave changed
| We toi1k mat yoa can not rnare the
facs cf h. lr.s- product OF silver in tins
I countrS. We thisk YOU caa no. safely .E-
| mare IT,. fact III the p.cpRfaIoa &c a
! fsnerciai system that the cos. q ne pro-
] dG..son D. siirc- has greatly faiirn. Why
Z u = tfa' Nc-y p-esn2li 'Het tnat con-
t-rrtS 60. tae would IN the sols,7g ~ this
: .ffa. gccsf, at-- he .n:n a.. discovery or
+ s..t"r sNarpU hcre. The great iaci con
3 iroats the world tina; ine cost Of SILVER
Z iirc4sci .ur has been nearly reduced one
ra.f j. ihe american people we're your
a,2N- 'ary nAH Pc .nir'' OF i',t TINS
,,io-. r,ai,e rarrer ma snoal =. ..niI
a.c .. r.AAe copper the enqa' ot Eos,
Mast Won cot take 'nto confederation the
grsa far, ~ prodU ton tine great far.
r tre .csSeuias ot the rnst of PRODUCTION
. 'he ilsr fifteen ..srSr DSppiars.l II
a..4try. 4 aoufac, sonia pro'iuce ,nes.,
rcs...ts ;atu v1u r1u.I make any r-,,.s1
fe matter MIA. 4. utcht hr ,nyta,.
metal
ri'. '.if Won 3. - , nnsstt,, ~ -,n,o.
ma ers a aIi.s...,- ~ i-s4.s a-4 a -,c,
4 .isrnnr. y * no. ., o,tss.l,- ~ f-.,n..r
n "a e.,.sfier ~ ras1t,-,.. "a i,.,,r
,s.t = = .fs t,.s...r, 49, ~, -fa ,,,iv...i.-. a,
,ss o.,.,.g,.s .f7.. r.. ".
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know il wdl he Ssit that in some par
,4r,,.-s .,,.. ,,.i-.,..,, ..-s....r,,, ,e.s -,
cur ~ pAuiican friends II. 10 me j. neither
any hat,e- rar any worse for d. t'l
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=
though thirty ~ th.ry-two - me "'d .
Nc tSf.ns YOU cAa Just rs vel dctit
he Two metals esus, ounce for ou''y -, !
Ii ycu can lawfully take cne-nsN Of ms
debt. why can 10. you take the wnoie
nrAt stiaguish,S The conf scat OF OF
half ersa.t q me Nation .sr ne n In.
lin Of prsScrty. sep. q difference In
sreer Whsst ) ms ,aaic4l sc S1 nc
iw. III justice. OF all security and re-
pcse ia the social otders | 40 so!emi y
believe You felrflllly m.studge the reo-
In nc yss;ness OF this country there
may be some Murai unknown some pan
,-n nt some Enbespierrr. bdt 81, nav. NOT
the people who VIII tolerate an approach
20 The first stop. Lsrplanse.)
OH fellow democrats, why must you
launch your old pasiy on his Wild ca
reerr VIVA inspiration warrants our iNT-
sal, of that which the wisdom OF nan
nd condemns Who teaches us with au-
chor.ty a sson IN finance ut when the
world of ihs highest civilization Stands
achaste Is II POSSIBLE that his old parry
OF Jefferson. this old democratic pa"y "
const tutitral law ANA liberty, shall thus
fall prey &c the Vaccinations or u aropa-
canda maintained by silver nine owners
which had ats origin many YEARS ..Sos
WAS no for such uses. " was moi or such
an end. that ths democrats parry vas
created.
prntcal with solemn earnesincss. VIII
snrcrty AMI personal rir -. thai the
democrats ~ HE North ou-h me- 80 hdre
accepted this result, For Ncr'r years
they have stood al great personal COS.
Hghfing deNoicily for the urinrirlus 81
deuosracS. unal restored Union. with
port on of Ma neoyle they have seen the
triumph. apparently. 81 acno"rn ". and
TOW ~ he hour whey We ,roasht tNc'y-
ting before US MAS well. Nc re 80 nave
THIS newt. g.Ncr strength eNer ID TO iGll
down the Pillars OF tn. temple - 4 crush
us. all beneath tho ruins tAppihusc
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other nations =, ~
SO? App.ause.5
upon wh.ch .ssns ~ 4
we are prepared ~
ISSUE one. or bmSv
gold standard isskA
Non, we reply M
ghtened OF all tbs
mas ever declared
and both parties ,s e
aga INST II. (Appia,Ss
ara Is the stanJiard
my. friends. sho,,sS g
II they come to NJ
present the h'storv =
u 4 that: We *
WI search the pss..
to lind "A single 1 M
cemiic,i people Of ~
h"mse!ves N favor \,
lAppiause.) They ~. y
ers OF the bonds 49,
are we ltss lndersrs
fathers? No. my f,9
Dc the Judgment q iS
We care not on Vhss
fought. II they scs
on, we can MOI hnvs
heirs us. we reply Nv y
a gold standard 49,
We snail restore h.mss.Sss
shcm Rave b'metaljisr1
States has It. (ApnIaasns -
.a come out in the 49,
the old gold standsS
we shall fight them
' on shall no, crucii,
cross OF gold. Great A.
OVATION 10
Tho CONCLUSION CT "
was marked by tn. y
den onstra,!on OF ,he Y.
ma, time The whol. i,
10 -ts feet and s0,on TIM,
twice 2o,ooo arms y,
Handkerchicfs and a.
Hats were hurlei alon
waved Ms, s,.,.. '. y.
-. Oh. u.ed hk
every quarter Of the hal
roar. Suddenly w ~ 4
Texas 1,'.,.,.,. ~
>N'''"' 'lrAn
"i 'he Lone star State !,
VIII, re stood III. s,sn,.
Above these rc,rs 49,.
which sounded ke ! IN
above the con inions :, Y" y,
arms. Other dclecai.,. Y
OF their delegations 49,
to the Nebraska dais.,
STATS of lwo.,h r5s ~
grouped sbort IN" " ",
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-09-09
GIRVI NJ s
g s. Main Street.
Obitnary.

4 two -ycar-old son of Mr.. and Mrs John
p. Schoupe, of West Strawberry alley, died
yesterday of mamsmus. The child had been
i'll since its birth.
Baby Griffith the 3-months-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Gritliths Of South
Main street died this morning at the home of
its grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Har-
ris, of convulsons. Mrs. Gritliths, tire
mother Of the child, is lying seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
H. w. Smith, father of II. X, l. NJ. and
A. X. Smith, of Mahanoy City, and William
X. Smith, of Philadelphia, died at his home
in Bernevillc Berks county, on Saturday
last. His funeral will occur on Thursday
III orning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-09-09
Accidentally Shot Through the Head.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept, 9,-Harry Bring
hurst, a conductor on the Pennsylvania
traction lines, was accidentally shot and
instantly killed at his home in this city
last evening, He and John Reider, a
young student of Franklin and Marshall
college, were preparing to go on a gun
ming and fishing trip this morning and
were examining several guns and pistols
Reider picked up a revolver supposed to
be empty and pulled the trigger, A bull
let passed through Bringhurst heart and
he dropped dead upon the floor without
sUeakin0a word.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-09-09
The Explosion Nicti1ns.

1t is feared that the explosion of gas in the
West Shenandoah mines yesterday morning
will result fatally to at least one of the
victims. Frank Lewis, the assistant fire
boss, is at his home on South West street
under the care of DIR. j. z. Roberts and to-
day was reported as being in precarious
condition DIR. G. NJ. Hamilton is attending
Peter Sabowicz the second victim, and says
he is very badly burned but the doctor has
hopes for recovery. The third victim, Simon
Ramakis, is at the Miners hospital and his
condition is reported as being very serious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-09-09

minded, preiudiced and bigoted warfare
have never heard of a case equal with this
one and no citizen with the slightest sense Of
justice and humanity can allow these people
to rush pell nell as they have and not offer
this man Bogart assistance any more than
they would be justified in standing aside and
allowing a man to be lynchcd on our streets. "
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-09-09
Joins Its Mother.

About three months ago Mrs. Alice Lees
died at her home on South West street. leav-
ing an infant daughter about three weeks
old. A sister of the deceased, residing at
Philadelphia adopted the child and took ii
to her home Yesterday the infant died and
to-day the remains were brought to town.
They are at the home of the father, who
lives on South West street with other sur.
viving children in his care, and arrange
ments are being made to inter the deceased
child beside its mother.