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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
P0dr0z z przeszkOdami.

BERLIN, 19 Pazdziernika. -
Bratanek prezydenta Francyi,
Felix Faure, uda1 sic W po.
dr6z do Petersburgs. Ma gra.
nicy, W pobliau Sosnowic, "a,
trzymano 60, poniewaz ME
mia} paszportu W porzsdku.
Byi zmuszony udac sic pod o.
pieke konsula francuzkiego,
azeby m6dz podr6zowaG W dal.
Sym ciagu.
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siai ma okret odjechal do Ha.

siaj ma okret l odJecha1 DO Tia
vany.
Rozchodza sig wiesci, ze Hi
szpania zawrze przymlerze "a
czepno odporne z Portugalis.
Tocza sic W tym wzgledzje u
klady, a portugalshi minister
marynarki, bawiacy obecnie W
Madrycie, oswiadczy1, ze uk}a.
dy te doprowadas prawdopo'
dobnie do zamierzonego sku.
tku.
Do Havaly przyby} z Pu.
erto PrincipeS general Castel
lanos W towarzystwie syna,
adjutanta, 80 ofcer6w 70
prostych zo'nierzy. Wszyscy
SO chorzy.
Mad p6lnocnym brzeglem
prowincyi Pinar del Rio urato.
wano trzech rozbitk6w okre.
tu ,,Triton". Ma pok}adzie
tego okretu znajdowaao sic o.
g6}em 23O os6b. q tych ura'
towano tylko 49.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20

liczy ledwie IA lat. iowa.
rzyszy} on genera}owi Maceo
ma s}aWnym marszu Matan.
zss do Mantuy W prowincyi
Pinar del Rio, i zostal raniony
PREY boku pu}kownika AGO
sty, kiedy ten zmusi} do ucie'
czki hiszpa6sklch gerylas6w
pr6bujacych zabrac zwfokl
gen. Macea.
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Napad DerWisz6W.

BERBER, Afryka, 19 Pazdz.
Zesz}ej Soboty napad} ma wio-
ske, odleg}a ztsd Z mil, ,oddzial
derwisz6w, kt6rzy zamordowa-
Ii 9 mezczyzn a kobiety, dzieci
i byd}o uprowadzili z SODA.
Egipsko angielska kawalerya
pusci}a sic "a MIN, W pogoG,
dopedzila ich i rozproszyla,
zmusiwszy do porzucenia 1u.
pow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-20
NabOzeMStWOW WarsZaWie
"a dusze KorneEa UjejsSiego.
q Kuryera Warsz.)

Wspanlale Wypadio, urza-
dzone staraniem prasy war
szawskiej, dzisiejsze naboze6.
stwo zalobne W kosciele Swie-
tokrzyskim "a spokoj duszy s.
p. Kornela Ujejskiego.
Pomimo, IL pocsatek nabo-
zen 3twa by} wyznaczony ma
godzins 10 z rama, juz o godzi'
ME 9 zapelni}a sic obszerna
swiatynia, nieco p6zniej, ME
tylko W samym kosciele, lecz i
ma kruaganku, skupi}y sic thu.
mne reese poboanych, pragna.
cych oddac hold pamieci wiel-
kiego poety.
Byli tn przedstawiciele wszy.
stkich sfer ludnosci naszego
miasta, a W prezbyteryum, do.
-kad cd godziny 9 wpuszczano
tylko osoby, zaopatrzone W
specyalne karty wstepu, zwar,
ta masa zgromadzili sic miej.
scowi literaci, dziennikarze i
artysci.
w kosciele, posrodku navy
gl6wnej, mn6stwem swiate}
gorzal symboliczny katafalk,
uzmys}owiajacy eel i pobudke
nabvze1stwa, do uswietnienia
kt6rego kazdy pragna} przy}o.
zyc sic wedle si}.
Vice katafalk przybrsno
kwiatami, kwiaty swego ia
lentu z}ozyli W dani artysci.
w tym celu malarz p. Ry.
szkiewicz ofarnie wykoua}
przeznaczony do ustawienia
pred katafa]kiem wizerunek
poety; portret ten, re wzgledu
ma ujawniona W ostatniej chwili
przeszkode kanoniczns { W po-
staci zakazu ustawiania W ko.
sciele wizerunk6w i biust6w)
ME m6gl bye uzyty wedle
swego przeznaczenia, i niechy-
bnie ukaze sic natomiast ma
jednej z wystaw miejscowych.
Muzyka spiew, kt6re tyle
motyw6w zawdzieczaja zmar.
1emu poecie, najhojniejsza tez
z}ozy}y danine swego artyzmu
W pozgonnym ho}dzie jego pa.
mieci. Panowie Grsbczewski,
Myszuga, Sillich i Sienkiewicz,
panic Trombiniowa Szczep.
kowska, ,,Lutnia" pod wodza
swego dyrektora Piotra Ma.
szy6skiego, orkiestra teatru
Wielkiego pod dyrekcys p.
Cezara Trombiniego, wreszcie
PIP. Elszyk, Hertz i Hordye-
wicz wtorujacy ma organach,-
udzia}em swym dodali swie-
tnosci nabozenstwu.
Naboze6stwo zalobne, PREY
rzssistem oswietleniu calego
koscio}a, a zwlaszcza prezbyte'
ryum, celebrowa} ksiadz Michal
Siewruk W asystencyi dw6ch
dyakonow kilku kleryk6w.
Podczas mszy rozlegaly sic
kolejno z ch6ru swiatyni pod.
niosie dzwieki pierwszej czssci
mszy za}obnej Verhulsta
| { ,Lutnia" 2 towarzyszeniem
instrument6w detych pod ba.
tuta P. Maszy1skiego), sliczna
| pies6 Moniuszki % wladzcc
! Swiata!" (p. Grahczewski) }
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PENNSYLVANIA SHORT LINES.

uC l. lOutCs
q Chicago
Do Nowego Yorku pierwsza klasa SlS.0C
Do Nowego Yorku druga klasa $1,000
No. 20-The Keystone Express,
Wychodzi Chicago III rano codzien
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku "a
po pofudniu codziennie
No. 10-The New York Express,
Wychodzi Chicago wiecz. codzieh,
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku Ks
rano codzisnnis.
Pc blizsze szczeg6iy zgfosic sic osobiscia
do agent6w pod nrm. 24S S. Clark str,
lub listownie do H. R. DERING, Assistant
General Passenger Agent 24s s. CLARK
Str, Chicago, III,
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tex zak}adu. Me zostal by
najmniej uszkodzony, a kiedy
dosta} sic do lodzi, oswiadczyl,
ze W Sobote wskoczy do rzeki
z najwyaszej wiezy mostu.
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ZuchWalstWO.

LOUISVILLE, KY, 19 Pazdz.
K P. Sheedy dzisiai wskoczyl
l. rzeki Ohio mostu wioda-
eco 10 Jeffersonville, z wy
,o6osci 1O8 stop. Uczynn to
syIko d!a brawury, ME W sku.
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Kryzys mlnisteryalna W Serbii'

kryZys mlnlsteryalna W SerDll.
B1A}oeR6D, 19 Pazdzier. -
Ministrowie podali sic do dy.
misyi, poniewaz kr6l Aleksan-
der przywi6z} sobs do stolicy
ojca Milana, ekskr6la, pomimo
re niewolno ostatniemu prze'
bywac W granicach Serbii.
Kr6l Aleksander przyja} dy'
misye poleci} utworzyc nowe
ministeryum Wfadanowi Geor'
giewiczowi, serbskiemu posio'
wi W Konstantynopolu. &C.
orgiewicz znajduje sic obecnie
ma kuracyi W Karlsbadzie.
Uplynie kilka dni, zanim
Serbia mice bedzie nowy Rad.
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Wiesci 2 Hiszpanii.

MADRYT, 10 Pazdziernika.
- z Corunna donosza, re mo-
wy general gubernator Kuby,
msrsza}ek Blanco, wsiadl dzi-
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ka skale W wagonach kolejo'

roku szkolnego> poWstaiy W
miescie naszem r6wnoczesnie
try ze6skie gimnazya prywa'
the. Czy one jednak maja
przysz1ost, to pokaae dopiero z
czasem praktyka. Dzisiaj juz
jednak budzi pewns obawe
ich odmienna cd meskich GIN.
nazy6w organizacya. zakfady
te otwarto ME jako osmiokla-
sowe gimnazya, planem nauk
scisle do szk6i meskich zasto'
sowanym, lecz jako zak}ady
szescioklasowe, W kt6rych czte'
ry wyzsze klasy odpowiadac
maja wprawdzie V do VIII
klasie gimnazy6w pahstwo'
wych, pierwsza jednak i druga
posiadaja odmienny charakter.
Mianowicie W tych dw6ch la
tach, dziewczeta wstepujace do
zaklad6w musza przerobic i
pokonac ca}y materya} nauko-
wy, roz}ozony W zak}adach me-
skich ma cztery lata. Czy to
bedzie mozliwem bez nadzwy.
czajnego napiecia sill fzycznych
umys}owych?! Wytrawni Pc
dagogowie kiwaja niedowie'
rzajsco g}owai tenn mniej majs
zaufania do przysz}osci tego
rodzaju ae6skich zak}ad6w, re
W Mich oprocz jezyka polskie.
go, niemieckiego, }aci1skiego /
greckiego wchodzi do planu
naukowego take jezyk fran.
cuski jako przedmiot obowisz'
kowy. TAX tedy beda musiafy
uczyc sic dziewczeta az pisc
jezyk6w, z kt6rych diva mar
TIVE, a wiec nabycia ich ME be-
die MONA ulatwic sobie przez
konwersacya z rzymska lub
helle6ska guwernantka. Jak'
2ez trudna i mozolna bedzie
praca tych uczennic W pier
wszych dw6ch latach nauki, a
bez watpienia wiele zmudniej'
sza cd piracy r6wiesnik6w ch4o'
pc6w! Nalezy sig obawiat, ze
nauka W ten spos6b prowadzo:
na moze opr6cz nieobliczonej
szkody dla zdrowia sprowadzlt
zamiast gruntownosci, powierz'
chowno5t, zamiast giebokiej,
plytka, choc szero ka wledze,
kt6ra ME bedzie dla ducha
zdrowym, latwo strawnym po'
karmem.
Jeszcze jedna rzecz, maj9ca
praktyezne znaczenie. Ma mo-
cy ustawy tylko tie zaksady
prywatne moga uzywac tytu4u
,,gimnazyum" otrzymac kie.
dys prawo publicznosci, kt6re
W orgauizacyi swojej, oraz pla,
ME srodkach nauki wzorowa.
ne So W zupelnosci ma podo.
bnych zakladach, utrzymywa,
nych przez pa6stwo. Wynika
z tego, ae powyasze zaklady
zefskie ami ME maia prawa Go
Navy ngimnazyum'', ami ma
ivy tel, oraz prawa publiczro.
Sci nigdy ma przysz}os6 ME be.
da mogly uzyskac. Uczennice
beda zawsze musia}y, jezeli
chca mice urzedowy dow6d
swej wiedzy praktyczne mice
ze swej nauki owoce, zdawac
wstepne lub prywatne egzami:
ma W gimnazyach neskich i
starac sic tam ouzyskanie swia-
dectwa, kt6re jedynie maja
walor wobec pahstwa. Do O.
tworzonych trzech prywatnych
gimnazyow ze1skich zapisafo
sic przesz}o sto dziewczat.
Mmos2avice. - Publiczna
nagrods pieniezna przyzna}a
kr6l. rejencya cha}upnikowi
J6zefowi Zietarze W M}ynach
"a to, re W Miros}awicach ura-
towa} cd smierci tonacego W
stawie robotnika W}adys1awa
M}ynarka. TAX samo nagrods
przyznano robotnikowi Wa.
Ion+orou Pioh aozowi w Dire.
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of heroine for sensational drama,
and this semi-Spanish young woman,
with her Southern beauty, strong will,
and unguided impulses, presented to
him at once character out of which he
saw the capability of making great
things.
She met her old school-fellow with
effusion, and Ruthven with pleasant
disappointment, to find him so young
and so goodlooking.
my dear, / wonder you've not fallen
head over heels in love with him a
dozen times already" she whispered In
Margarets ear on the first opportunity;
81 should, l can tell you. He doesn't
look like guardian in the least de-
gree. He's much more like handsome
elder brother"
And when Margaret, to whom such an
idea seemed like sacrilege, looked
shocked, Carmen laughed aloud and
declared she believed she had detected
Pearl in love affair already, and that
she had only forestalled the confidence
che was about to bestow on her. And
she would have gone on with the joke
If the sudden tears that rose to her
friends eyes had not checked her.
Sir Frederic displayed a slight return
of the emotion which had affected him
at the first sight OF Margaret on meet
ing her again; but II was not sufficient
to be observable, and he welcomed
Ruthven with peculiar warmth to Abb
louisville. He conducted him personal
ly through the whole of the fine old
house, and was delighted with the evil
dent value his collection OF paintings
and other specimens of art held for
Ruthven. The girls accompanied the
gentlemen on this tour OF inspection,
which extended even to Sir Frederic's
private apartments.
There is the picture used to tell
you about" said Carmen to Margaret,
as they stood in the dressing-room. Il
have made two more attempts to get a
look at it since coming home, but it's
of no use. He keeps 1t locked up more
securely than ever
Margaret glanced at the place indi-
Gated, and saw heavy, velvet curtain
drawn across the wall.
"Only fancy" continued Carmen,
webb says the reason Uncle Frederic
has taken such a fancy to you is be-
cause you are something like that pic
ture. Isn't he a queer old fellow?
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MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.
Authorities Investigating n Robbery
of Registered Mail.

New York, Dec. II. 49, Secret service
men are working on II mysterious rob
berry of registered mail between this
city and Philadelphia. the first intima-
ton of which the authorities received
about month ago when inquiries
were made concerning registered mail
sent from Philadelphia as missing. A
number of secret service men were at
once put on the case and they have
been at work in all the territory be-
tween Jersey City and Philadelphia
since then. Just what they have dis
covered ii has been impossible to learn.
The p0Stofiice authorities are particu-
larry reticent about the robbery. and
beyond admitting that it has occurred,
refuse to give any direct information.
\ number of registered letters have
been stolen. that is certain, but the
actual amount they contained is not
known.
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Deming. \. Mex, Dec. 12.-In an at
/ Southern Pacific passenger train at
STEMS pass. ninety miles west of This
place. Sandy Collins was shot and
killed by Express Guard Jennings.
Previous to the arrival of the train
four bandits rode into the station and
held up and robbed Agent st. John
and Section Foreman McMullen, and
at the same time cut all wires so no
warning could be given when the train
pulled into the station. The robbers
attacked the express car and ordered
Messenger Adair to surrender. In
the car We're Express Guards Thatch-
or and Jennings, and when the leader
of the robbers was shot in the head
and instantly killed by Jennings the
other robbers ut once mounted their
horses and fled. The body of the dead
rObber was taken to Tucson. The rail
way company had been expecting
trouble and had been employing extra
guards for weeks past. Officers are in
pursuit of the remaining members of
the gang. The chances for their cap
ture are good. The robbers did not
even succeed in gaining an entrance
TO the car. When they attacked the
train Express messenger Adair and the
two guards, Jennings and thatcher,
opened fire, and the fusiladc was on.
when Collins got i'll good range and
was shot. But little money was Sc
cured from the station agent and see
ton foreman.
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have nearly talked you to sleep, Go !
viii reserve the rest Of my news for
tomorrow. Only don't repeat chat l
said to Mr.. Ruthven till uncls has
preached the subject to hinr."
The girls were not to occupy the same
room together this time, Margaret be-
ing placed on the opposite side of the
corridor. AS soon as Carmen had left
her alone, she burst into flood Of
tears. 1t was hard to learn that Ham
ilton had so soon forgotten her and all
the promises he had made; still harder
to find that he had deserted her for
her bosom friend. Yet how glad she felt
in the midst of her tears to remember
that she had not confded her own bit
ter disappointment to Carmen; secret
which she now resolved should be for
ever locked in her breast. No one
knew it but Mr. Ruthven and herself,
and she could trust Mr.. Ruthven. AS
the remembrance of hts goodness and
gentleness to her came into Margaret's
mind, warm feeling Of gratitude
stole over her Even at that moment OF
wounded pride, she would rather be
with Ruthven and without Hamilton
than vice versa; and, drying her tears,
she retired to rest, content in the be-
lief that her guardian was fond Of her,
and would let her remain his compan.
ion to her lifes end.
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Uncle is writing to Mr.. Ruthven
himself on the subject; but you must do
all you can to pursuade him to come"
wrote Carmen, "for it is the peach and
mulberry season, and we girls will have
such a lot of fun while the guardians
amuse each other. Uncle is most anx-
ious TO know Mr.. Ruthven, Of whom he
has heard so much, and | am dying to
see you. l have such story TO tell
you of The Mysterious One There
was an awful row just before We left.
Uncle caught him sitting with me in
balcony, after every one had gone to
bed, and wanted to give him in custody
for burglar. However, they explained
matters and made it up again, and |
believe The Mysterious One has been
invited to Abbotsville, but / am not
sure. / don't know how it will all end,
and don't care. BY which, suppose,
you will Judge that my heart is not very
dreadfully affected. Well, my dear, I've
not made up mind on that subject yet,
so can scarcely be expected to inform
you. But he's very good looking, as
l know you will allow when you see
his photograph"
"Shall we go or not?' asked Ruth
ven with a smile, as he handed Sir
Frederics letter to Margaret.
"Will you come, too?" she exclaimed,
eagerly.
IF it is agreeable to yourself. l
have fancy for seeing this grand old
"Oh, that will be charming" said
Margaret, delightedly. II shall enjoy
my visit so much now"
And so in a few days more they left
Brighton together for Abbotsville.
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Patents Issuc5
List of patents issued last wool. /.

List of patents issued last woo.
Northwestern inventors: 'A 70
Andrew j. and III. w. Cleland Ma.
kato, Mimi, double-grade grain cIaa a''
or; Hermann G. Dittbenner. Minnoan
oils, Mimi, lever shield: James @ Eap
guson, Minneapolis, Mimi. acetvione
gas generator; Leo III. Goodkind '0 II
Nj. Essington and III. l.. Bartlett 8,
Paul, Mimi, button-feeding apparatu.
for sewing machines; William c.
Humphrey, jamestown, y. d.. dros.
and mud guard; Henry Klossner. MIN
throp, and j. Schuch. Round Grow
Mimi, cutter bar; Edward w. Simms
Fort Assinaboine, Mont. track cleor'
er; Thomas III. Williams, Huron s
d.. potato planter.
Merwin, Lothrop & Johnson. Paten,
Attorneys, 90, Pioneer Press Bldg
st. Paul, MINI.
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had another motive in asking you to
Abbotsville besides the hope of num-
bering you amongst my friends"
Indeed, Sir Frederick
And not an unnatural one, as I
think you will acknowledge. When l
was abroad with my neice last mon tn,
we met at Rouen your nephew, Mr.
Hamilton Shore"
you did? What did you think Of
him?"
mot very well, begging your par
don. He got up a clandestine corre-
spondence with Carmen, who is extreme
ly thoughtless and undisciplined, and
l should never have heard anything
about it, suppose, unless l had hap
pened to catch him, one evening.
climbing up the posts of the veranda.
| thought he was a thief, and was
about to collar him as such when he
told me his name and address, adding
he was nephew to Mr.. Ruthven."
Il hope you kicked him WELL"
Sir Frederic smiled deprecatingly.
Kicking is not much in my line, Mr..
Ruthven, but | examined the young
fellow, and finding him to be likely
lad, and that Carmen had carried her
Irritation rather far with him, / in
vited him to Abbotsville, always sub
ject to your approval, that l might see
something more of him before | made
any decision, one way or the other"
you would not object. then, to his
marrying Miss Flower"
mot if he is steady and honorable.
My niece will have a considerable for
tune. She inherits not only the united
portions of her father and myself, but
also the house and grounds of Abbots-
Vile. Her husband, therefore, will
have no need to work for her, and she
is so uncertain, poor girl, in her ca
prices and actions, that I should be
thankful to see her married before any
thing happens to myself"
And so you want to have my opin-
ion of my nephew, Hamilton Shore?"
Just SO. Is he young man likely
to make the girl good husband, and
the estate a steady master?"
1t was on the tip of Ruthven's tongue
to tell Sir Frederic the whole story OF
Hamilton Shores treatment Of Margar-
ct, but he refrained. A man may use
one girl Ill and another we'll; 1t would
be no proof Of his nephew's want of af-
lection for Miss Flower, and might in
jure Margaret's future prospects. No;
if the lad was really unworthy, let them
find it out for themselves, as he had
done, and no better opportunity could
be afforded them than that which
brought the young traitor into contact
with the girl he had deserted and the
girl he had sworn devotion to at ono
and the same time. So he resolved to
further the plan of Master Hamiltons
visit to Abbotsville as much as lay in
his power, and leave the result to its
natural conclusion
When he answered Sir Frederic's
question, it was to this effect:
ITO decide what sort of a husband
boy of nineteen will make is difficult
matter; but Hamilton Shore has long
head when he chooses to make use of 1t,
and keen eye to the main chance.
do not think from what know of him
that he will make ducks and brakes
of your niece's property; but as to the
other matter, should think she should
judge for herself"
You would put no obstacles, then,
in the way of their engagement"
ITO BE CoNTINUEp.)
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LOWERING on THE brink.
s1rs. Mckinley Reported Very Much
Weaker.

Canton, Ohio. Dec. II. - Friday
marked the ninth day of the sickness
of Mrs. Mckinley since she was
stricken with paralysis. During these
nine days she has taken but little
nOurishment. and during that period
has been conscious only few times.
The case has been pronounced by the
attending physician as n very remark
able one. The constitution of tho aged
patient has withstOod the assaults of
disease. Several visits were made by
DR.. Phillips. and at each one it was
reported that there were clear indica-
lions that the patient had become de-
cidedly weaker.
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Very Suspicious Person.

New York, Dec. 12.-Charles Zanoli,
the barber who pleaded guilty to de-
frauding an insurance company, and
who admitted that since 1888 he had
collected insurance OH four wives. one
mOtEer-in-law, one daughter and one
employe, was arraigned in police court
on the charge Of being suspicious
person. He was remanded to give the
detectives time to thoroughly investi-
gate his record.
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Richard Is Himself Again

Ottawa, Ont, Dec. 12.-Sir Richard
Cartwright, minister of trade and CON-
merce, has returned to his post after n
prolonged stay at the mineral springs
at Mount Clemens. Mich. Ii is said
that he will at once take hand in the
negotiations between Canada and the
United States to clear up pending dis.
putes and looking to a reciprocity
treaty.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-12-16
Dialnfssed thr Indictment

Baltimore. Dec. 1.-THE grand jury
has rcconsidcred and dismissed the in
dictment against r. Il. Hubbell and
James Russell. who were jointly
charged with William J. Atkinson with
making false returns OF the financial
condition of the Best Telephone Man
ufacturing Company OF Baltimore for
the purpose OF influencing the price Of
the company's stock.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-12-16
DESTROYED nv Floods.

Galena, ILL.,, Dec. PA flood caused
by heavy rains practically destroyed
the government locks at the mouth Of
the Galena river. The locks were
built seven years ago mt cost of $780,
900. ~ damage was caused by a
great ice foe swept down the river by
thp flood
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-12-16

London. Dec. -. According to a
special dispatch from Lydenburg. In
the 1'ransvaal, body Of armed high
waymen have robbed n mail coach
from Pilgrims Rest. about twenty i've
miles northwest of LydeDburg, of f12.-
600 in gold coin and bullion. No or
rests have been made.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-12-16
;oRTHWE
HIS TROU'
-.,etic Note lie
us.,,uitted Sui

L,hetic Note Le
Committed sui'
Mo, MO-.
illus, aged sixty
Ethout friends q
ticide at the st.
illus left the 70
~Moncy makes
nj felon. Have
u,ething to do !
sling. am in del
d Rather III
IN. will cross
lpenses;, Came
I an old-timer
led to n last II
snlber Of Phil
4. r.. Oskal'
kcllargc from
1 work, no nj
ding of an eve
ward none an
| pray my
trcive and hay
number OF
Iund among J.
lat he was Il.
p,ractor.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-12-16
warned.

Playwright Tin excitement They
are calling for the author. What Shall
| do?
Stage Manager twho has seen the
crowd.)-You'd better slip out of the
stage door and make your escane
while there is time.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-12-16
Measure for Measure.

Nell-Charlie and | had an argument
last night about the size of our mouths
Belle-How did you settle it:
Nell-We measured.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-12-16
Don't Tobacco spit ana Smoke Your Life Away.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-Io-
Bac. the wonder-worller, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure guaran-
teed Booklet and sample free. ADDRESS
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New ORR
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CHAPTER XII.
EANWHILE

EANWHILE the
two gentlemen were
occupied in earnest
converse below.
MFR. Ruthven, ="
said Sir Frederick,
after 2 pause" much
as | desired TO see
and become ac-
quainted with one
of whom the world
talks so favora bly,,