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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-11-11
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.

Pred kilkunastu dniami
odezwala sic -jak wiadomo-
z Washingtonu pogr6aka pod
adresem Hiszpanii, ze delegaci
Stan6w Ziednoczonych ma
konferencys pokojowa, obra-
duises W Paryau, postawia
ultimatum delegation hiszpaf-
skim i tax zlamia ich op6r
przeciw ameryka6skim zsda.
niom, St6re, jak wiadomo, So
znacznie wieksze Cd zapisa.
nych W protokole zawieszenia
broni. Po takiem ultimatum
moglaby nastspie nova dla
Hiszpanii niespodzianka, ma
przyklad, moglyby Stany Ia
garnse wszystkie wyspy Fill
pi6skie, a ME tylko jedns
wyspe Luzon. Dzienniki nowo.
iorskie domagaia sic nawet
zaboru archipelago Karoli1.
skiego, o kt6rym dotsd, cd
poczstku wojny, nie byfo Ia
dnej wzmianki.
Ia washingto6ska grozba
snrawi}a " Madrycie slime
wraaenie: cabinet Sagasty "a.
chwial sic W SVEN postano.
wieniu opierania sic przesa-
dnym aadaniom Amerykan6w
j minister Gamazo, kt6ry usil-
ME przemawial "a oporem,
podaf sic do dymisyi. By2o to
znakiem, ae cabinet skapitu'
luie przed Stanami Zjedno-
czonymi, co sic woiskowosci
ME podoba}o. w kasynie mill.
tarnem wnet odbylo sic zgro-
madzenie, ma ktore przybyio z
CORA dwustu generai6w. U.
chwalili oni jednog}osnie
przedstawic kr6lowej, ze tylko
dyktatura wojskowa moze
ucbronie pa6stwo cd novel
klsski. Reaolucys to zani6si
kr6lowej general Polavieja.
Oczywiscie, W sferach cywil.
nych nastspilo wzburzenie,
dzienniki uderzyly ma gwait,
protestujsc przeciw radon
ssabli, lecz komendant stolicy
natychmiast uwiszil kilku re-
daktor6w, misdzy mimi zas
jednego czlonka kortez6w.
Byl to wielki blsd wojskowe.
go stronnictwa, albowiem od-
razu sic pokaza1o, ae generafo'
vie, stanswszy u steru, ME
szauowaliby praw konstytu-
cyjnych. Ma chwils zjedno:
czyli sic liberalowie, rozbici
ma wiele sprzecznych partyj,
przymknsli do mich konserwa-
tysci, poparli ich republikanie9
i tax cabinet Sagasty zdoial
utrzymaC sic u steru, wojsko-
wose sic cofns3a, redaktor6w
wypuszczono ma wolnose, ko.
mendant stolicy podal sic do
dymisyi, lecz sagasta ME chcsc
draznie wojska, prosil tego
generala o pozostanie ma urzs-
die, ma CO on sic zgodzii.
Burza przeminsia, lecz jedno
czesnie zn6w sic rozpadli
libera}owie, konserwatysci
republikanie. Anarchists Ac.
eiarito, mordujsc Canovasa del
Castillo, zabil jednoczesnie
ob6z konserwatywny, kt6ry
trzymal sig tylko dzielnoscis
". dza. A skoro ME sta4o tego
obozu, wnet poszedl W rozsyp'
ke przeciwny mu-liberslny.
TIE diva stronnictwa, kt6re ma
przemian rzsdzily kraiem Cd
restauracyi monarchicznej, jua
ME istniejs, natomiast wzrasta
Ob6z republika6ski, zbliaajscy
sic do socyalistycznego. w
takiei sytuacyi napravds je-
dynem dla monarchii wyj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-11-11
Morderca cesarzowej Elzbiety otrzy-
mule Wyrok.
WILHELM w MIESCIE BAALA.
movie lorda Salisbury.
ZABURZENIE NEGR0W W WILMINGTON N. @.
W PANA, ILLINOIS.

steru generafow l zabezplecze-
ME sic W ten spos6b cd ,pro'
nunciamenta". Vice kr6lowa
iuz wezwala generala Polavie.
ia, aby zloayl cabinet, lecz on
oswiadczyl, ze moze to uczynic
dopiero po zswarclu estate
cznego pokoju z Ameryks.
Rzecz jasna, ze wojsko ME
chce mice ma sumieniu bole
snego dla Hiszpanii pokoju.
Ale iasnem jest take, ae ME-
bawem stanie Rad wojenny,
skoro tylko bsdzie podpisany
pok6i.
w chaosie stosunk6w poll
tycznych Przedlitawii, kt6rej
stronnictwa kilkakrotnie zmie.
nialy swoje stanowisko, to
,zblizajsc sig do rzsdu, to wy
stepujsc przeciw MENU wrogo,
stosownie do chwilowych wi
dok6w, CABINET wiede6ski po.
siadal tylko jednego wiernego
sprzymierze6ca, ma kt6rego
pomoc zawsze m6gl liczyt,
Kolo polskie. Pos}owie gall
cyjsoy cd dawnych lat wysts.
powali jako stronnictwo, dbase
nietylko o rozw6j i korzysci
swojej prowincyi, ale wiecej
jeszc1e o dobrobyt monarchli,
i trzymali sic tel polityki,
mimo powaanych zarzut6w
postspowej prasy galicyjsklej,
ae W swych staraniach o dobro
pa6stwa poswiecajs czssto 1y'
wotne interesa swojego spofe-
cze6stwa.
Cd czasu objecia rzad6w
przez hr. Badeniego, polityka
ia staia sic jeszcze konsekwen.
tniejsza. Posiowie galicyjscy
stanowili zwarts falange, ma
kt6rej opierai sis prezes mini.
str6w, wydajsc swoje s}awne
rozporzsdzenia jezykowe ma
korzysc narod6w sloWia1skich,
a po jego upadku stawali W
obronie jego polityki i popie
rail- nowy Rad W walce z
obstrukcys niemiecks, kt6ra
chciala odebrac Czechom ciez.
ko zdobyte r6wnouprawnienie.
Dzieki tel pomocy, Rad ME
zlozyl broni pred lewica ME.
miecks i m6gl oglsdat sic "a
nowymi sprzymierze1cami,
kt6rzyby mu dopomogli W
trudnej a niebezpiecznej spra.
vie ugody z Wegrami..
Zerwawszy stanowczo le.
wics, cabinet hr. Thun'a po.
staral sic pomoc stronnictw
prawicy, kt6rych niechec do
rzsdu ME byla nigdy gleboks,
chociaa objawiala sic czssto W
spos6b bardgo jaskrawy. Me
wystarczalo to jsdnak do pre-
prowadzenia wniosk6w ugodo.
wych W parlamencie, i trzeba
bylo wcisgnae do wiekszosci
jeszcze nsrody s1owia6skie, a
wiec Czech6w Siowe1cow, do
niedawna zacietych nieprzyja-
cid rzadu.
Przedstawiaio to jednak ME.
male trudnosci. Charaktery.
stycznem znamieniem stosun-
k6w austryackich jest praw vie
zupelna obojstnos6 potsznych
stronnictw ma losy polityczne
monarchii, i daaenie kaadego z
Mich do osiagniscia bezposre-
dnich korzysci narodowych
bez wzgledu ma interes og6iu.
Pochodzi to ztsd, ze do ME-
dawna losy pa6stwa spoczy'
waly zupelnie W rekach lewl-
cy niemieckiej, kt6ra uwaaala
sic "a jedyne uprawnione
stronnictwo, odmawiala wszel'
kich praw innym obozom po.
litycznym, a gnsbila narody
slowia1skie. - W takich wa.
runkach poczucie interesu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-11-11

kr6la Humberta. ,,Ale MIC
ME szkodzi'', doda}, ,kr6la
Humberta j tax wkr6tce zabi.
ia"
Cynicznie tea przyznawa4
sic do szczeg6}6w zbrodni, "a
pewniajsc, Re stara3 sic zadac
clos smiertelny, twierdzi1 il
powodem jego postspowania
byly cierpieuia ludzkosci, i 20
zasads jego jest, by ME dozwo.
lie zyc nikomu, kto ME pra-
cuje.
Ssdziowie przysiegli nara
dzali sic tylko 20 minut, by
skazac zbrodniarza ma do4y.
wotnie cisakie wiezienie. Po
ogloszeniu wyroku I4uccheni
roze5mial sic zawoiai: MECH
2y1e anarchia! Smierc arysto-
kracyi!"
GUANTANAMo, II Listop. -
General Leonard Wood prey.
byl tn wczoraj okolo p6lnocy
ma okrecle HIST. Rano wysiadl
ma lad powita} 60 kubahski
general Peraz z delegacya Ku.
bs6czyk6w. Wood W cisgu dnia
odbyl przegls dpulku Raya,
zwiedzil szpitsle i publiczne
budyuki, a potem po dluzszej
rozmowie Perezem zamiano.
wal 60 burmistrzem miasta.
LoNDYN, II Listopada. -
,,St. James Gazette", nawiszu.
ia do mowy lorda Salisbury
ma bankiecie W Gulldhall,
oswiadcza: ,,Imperyalizm a.
meryka6ski dcprowadzii do
wojny Amerykan6w Hsspa'
MIA moze latwo doprowadzic
ich do innych zawikia6 ma
Wschodxie. Ale nawet jezeli
polityka Ameryki ME jest po-
kojowa, pozostauie oua dobro'
dziejstwem dla ludzkosci.
BERLIN, l1go Listopada. -
Gaaety niemieckie uwazajs "a
najw aauiejszy ten ustsp W
movie Salisbury'ego, kt6ry
tyczy sic Ameryki. ,,Voss.
Zeitung" i Post" przychodzs
do wniosku, Re nova ia wcale
ME dale gwarancyi pokoju.
PARYz, l1go Listopada. -
Tutejsze gazety, zwlaszcza
,,Gau4ois" Figaro" wyrazajs
swe zadowolenie mowy Sa.
lisbury'ego, kt6ra ich zdaniem
dozwala mice nadzieje,iz zatarg
o Fashode rozwisze sic W spo-
sob pokojowy.
,,Matin'' donosi, Ae ma
wczorajszej radzie wojennej
admiral6w, postanowiono emo.
bilizowac wszystkie franzuzkie
okrety wojenne i powolat do
sluzby 80 okrst6w 1ezerwo-
wych.
W1EDE6, 11go Listopada.-
W Gmunden W Wyzszej Au-
stryi umarla wielka ksiezna
Marya Immaculata Klementy-
ma z Toskany, wdowa po ksie.
ciu Salvatore zmar1ym W r.
1892 matka arcyksiecia Jana
Nep. (Jana Orth }, kt6ry znik}
bez wiesci. Ostatniemi siowami
jej by}o, il chetnie umiera,
gdyz dowie sic nakonicc, czyli
syn jei Jan zyie, czy tea znaj'
duje sic W lepszym swiecie.
MEKsYK, IL Listopada. -
Wicekonsul ameryka6ski Ben.
nett zosta1 z niewiadomych
przyczyn z}ozony 2 urzedu
przez konsula gen. Barlow i
zabroniono mu wstepu do kon.
sulatu. Zaaada on sledztwa,
gdy2 twierdzi, ze sta4a mu sic
niesprawiedliwost.
WILMINGTON, NO., II List.
Wczoraj rano okolo godz. 9
zebraio sic okolo 400 obywate
Ii uzbrojonych przy lokalu
wyda wnictwa gazety meyer.
skiei Record", kt6ra obrazi{a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-11-11
Kronika Miejscowd.
NiemiIa niespodzianka.

Niemifa ntesp0dzlanka.
Anton Roehricht, starry kawaler, d.
B Paziziernka zosta1 przez sedziego
Halla "a 2aburzenie porzadku posia-
ny do bridewell ma 33 dni. Kiedy
onegdaj, po odsiedzeniu swej ksry,
powrooii do swego mieszkania pn.
538 w. Both str, znalazi drzwi mie.
szkania rozbite, a wewnatrz rozbity
kuferek, z ktorego mu zabrano ze.
garek, diva pierscionki, dwie szpilki
ascte, ubranie, dwie parry obowia,
patio itp, iaoznej wartosoi $55.
Roehricht dsi znad polioyi SVEN
nowem nieszczesciu, ale trudno, by
przyszedi do swoich pieniedzy.
Liczenle gfos6w.
Dzisiaj przedpoludniem o goaz.
10 rozpoczelo sic urzedowe liczenIe
gsos6w oddauych " czasie wyborow
W zeszly Wtorek. zajmuje sic tenn
komisya wyboroza pod przewodnl-
otwem sedziego powiatowego Carte.
ra. Liczenie to odbywst sic bedais
przez dziewie6 dni.
Straszna Imlert.
Wilhelm Sohumann, robotnik
trudniouy " fabrycs Chicago Do J.
Co." ma rogu Taylor Beach str,
wczoraj po}udnie, na trzecie
pietrze frbryki czeksl ns przybyce
elevators. Przez otwsrte drzw
elewstora wychyll sic, aseby zoba.
czy6, jak daleko jest elevator, ale W
tejze ohwili nadszedl szybko elewa-
tor z CORY uderzywssy 90, rzuoii 20
W dol. Schumann zosta} zsbity ma
miejscu. Bys aonsty mieszkai pm.
3OS N. Rockwell Str.
Upads nlsko.
Edward La Sale Briggs, zam. pm.
313O Forest ave., nsuczyoiel jezyka
iaoihskiego, greckiego francuzkie.
60, znsjduje sic jako aresztant na
stacyi policyjnej PREY Stanton ave.
osksrzony jest o kradzies.
Pokrads on roznych os6b mniej.
SEE lub wieksze kwoty pieniszne, lub
przedmioty wartosciowe. skoro
ujrzas gdzie kartke napisem, To
mieszksnie dls kswalers jest do Wy.
nsjecia, wchodzis tam, oglsdal mie.
szkanie, potem prosis nagle. jakoby
mu sic niedobrze zrobilo, o szklsnke
wody, - kiedy gospodyni wyssla
ma ohwile, aseby prsyniesd wods,
kradi, co zdo3a& i po niejakim ozasis
wyohodzii spokojnie mieszkania, .
kradziez spostrzegano dopiero po
jego odejsciu.
Briggs, ktory jest czsowiskism.
bardzo wyksztaloonym, gdyt uko6.
ozyl kollegium Williamss " Bosto.
ME, przyznal sic do why opowisds
ze aalem, ae nsl6g pijahstws do.
prowad.il 60 do tego, 70 upadi tax
nisko.
Morderstwo rabunek.
Wczoraj W nocy znalexiouo swloki
maszynisty Franks @. Metcalf "
uliczce prey Taylor str. Lsksss
oswiadczyi, 70 Metoalf zosta udu.
szony.
Dwie kobiety miessksjace pm. 2l9
Plymouth place opowiadaja, 70 one.
gdaj widziaiy okns swego Met.
calfa rozmawiajacego jakas Meyer.
ka,poozem trzeoh Negr6w 60 dusito,
podo1as gdy owa Negsrks wyprds-
niala mu kieszenie. Aresztowsno at
IL podejrzanych Negrow. zsmordo.
wauy cd lat 10 mieszkal z zona pm.
The evening times., 1898-09-14
4 GOLD SHIP GOES down
Eighteen Drowned When the
Steamer Jessie Sank.
PREACHER AMONG THE LOST
An Alaskan Indian the Only One
Who Fought His Way to Shore.
Storms Harsh on KIOndike Ships.
Kotzebue Sound u disappointment
to PrOspectors.

Seattle, Wash, Sept 1.-THE loss of
the steamer Jessie is one of the tragic
features of the Klondike rush. The boat
went down at the mouth of the kusko-
will River, in July, and eighteen persons
were drowned. The news was brought
TO st. Michael's by trader named Ling,
who said that only one Indian survived
The bodies of Capt. Murphy and Rev.
Walsh had been washed ashore. The
passengers of the Jessie were known as
the Columbia Exploration Company
Rev. Walsh had been taken aboard TO
pilot the party up the KuskowilI. The
Jessie had in tow the barge Minerva,
which was washed ashore.
w. c. Strong, who has arrived from
st. Michaels. says that the Garronne
sighted considerable wreckage west of
Unamik Pass, which appeared to be
that of a schooner but no marks of
Identification were found.
Mr.. Strong says KotZebue Sound has
proven to be a source of disappointment.
Parties just from there report a most
distressing condition of affairs. Not one
dollars worth of gold has been found,
and 1000 men are on the beach waiting
an opportunity to get away Nearly as
many more are working their way to the
beach.
Four thousand dollars worth of sup
plies are piled on the beach There are
several schooners in the sound, which will
soon sail. bringing all they can acom-
modate.
1t is thought that gold exists at the
headwaters of the stream emptying into
Kotzebue Sound, but these streams are
not navigable for canoes, and the noun
tains are almost impossible. One or two
expeditions have been organized to reach
the headwaters of the streams, but will
go up the Koukuk River and cross the
divide snow this winter
Among the arrivals at ST Michaers is
q party consisting of w. H Buckingham
j. F. Benson, NJ. T. Niver E. E Meekly
and j. ]. Hahn of Canton, Ohio
This party took a forty-foot steam
| launch to st. Michaers, to be used ir
| the transporting of their supplies up the
| Yukon, and also in prospecting various
! streams. On August Is, just as they were
to start up the river, a severe storm Wis
| tied st. Michaers, wrecking the craft
! which, together with their outfit, went
| TO the bottom, compelling the party to re
/ turn. The same storm wrecked severa
other small craft, and huge wave car
! ried large stern-wheel steamer belong
| ing to a Pennsylvania company, high ant
| dry on the beach.
The evening times., 1898-09-14
CONTEST FOR A PoSToFFICE.
Fonr WelI-Backed COntestants Pug
gle the Departmcnt.

A bitter four-cornered fight is being
waged for the postmastership OF McKees-
port. Pa, and Postmaster General Smith
is in something of a quandary regarding
the awarding OF the plum. Messrs Har-
rison, Abbott, Miller and Hall, the four
candidates, have all secured influential
backing and the Postmaster General cam
not recommend one without making three
sad hearts.
Il guess I'll have TO let the congressman
of the district have the disposition of the
Office" said Gen. Smith. "It is the easiest
and the best way cut of the difficulty"
Congressman Acheson, it is understood,
has indorsed W. E. Harrison for the
place.
The evening times., 1898-09-14
MRS. BoTKIN IN COURT.
Experts Say the Handwriting on the
Candy RoS Is Hers.

San Francisco, Sept H.-Chief of Police
Lees has received the following telegram
from Georgetown. Del:
Experts positively identify writing on
paper inside box as Mrs. Botkins.'
This telegram was signed S. E. White,
attorney general. 1t is regarded by Chief
Lees as one Of the most important links
in the chain of evidence that he has
against the suspected slayer of Mrs. Dun
ming and Mrs. Deane. A few days ago
the chief sent photos of Mrs. Botkins s
handwriting to Attorney General White,
and these were used for comparison with
the handwriting on the paper on the in
side of the box which contained the candy
sent.
Mrs. Botkin was great attraction at
the city hall yesterday. Just before
starting her eyes fell on Kate Dittmer
and Sylvia Henry, saleswomen in Haas
candy store. With a whitening look she
turned to an officer, and pointing to the
women remarked:
Il hope each of those ladies has her box
of bonbons with her. l presume Chief
Lees is paying them $50 a month for
watching me-"
AS they went out the prison gate Mrs.
Botkins attorney, George knight, swung
her about so that she was talrly racing
the two women, and in loud tones inquir-
ed If she knew them. 81 have never seen
them before" she said.
In court District Attorney Hosmer stat
ed that Governor Budd had not as yet
acted on the application for extradition
papers, and asked that continuance be
granted until next Monday. This course
was taken. Then Mr.. knight took the
floor.
Your honor" he shouted, 1--WE have
been followed from prison by two ladies,
who are anxious to look upon Mrs. Bot
kin for the purpose of identifying her. i
now ask that they step up and take a
good look, so that in the future we will
| be freed from their annoyances.'
There was a skirmish between the law
yers, but finally Judge Cook ruled that
Mrs Botkin was not on trial and wit
nesses could not be compelled to identify
| her. Afterward the Misses Ditmer and
| Henry declared that ever since they have
| been connected with the case as witnesse:
they have been prosecuted by friends OF
l the defense.
The evening times., 1898-09-14
Thanks to Helen Gould.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE council, at its
meeting yesterday, passed a resolution,
offered by Councilman Wise, thanking
Miss Helen Gould for her patriotism in
offering 100000 to the Government with
which TO purchase a warship, and also
for her generous and charitable interest
in the sick soldiers and sailors who re-
turned from the war The city clerk was
authorized to transmit to Miss Gould a
copy of the resolution. The finance COM
mittee was instructed to prepare a SOU
venir book of the reception to Sampson
and Schley by the mayor on their return
from Santiago.
The evening times., 1898-09-14

lieved of their crews, which have been
mustered out within the past two weeks.
AS soon as the department is able to get
a regular crew for the Dixie together l
think the Maryland boys Will be allowed
TO come home
Liuet. Samuel Blount, who was yester-
day ordered from the cruiser Hector to
report on board the Marcellus. is Mary
land Naval Militia man. Lieut.. Blount
left Baltimore with the first Dixie de-
tail and served as senior watch officer
on board the Dixie until he was trans
ferred to the Hector. Lieut.. Blount, al
though born in North Carolina, has resid-
ed for many years in Baltimore
The evening times., 1898-09-14
NURSES LIVE HIGH.
Cook Says They Like DeIicacfes In
tended for Sick Soldiers

tended for Sic. Soldiers
New York, Sept. l4-Mrs. E E Pol
lock, Of No. rs. West One Hundred and
Second Street, this city, who went TO
Camp Black on September Z, as an ex-
pert cook, engaged to prepare delicate
dishes for the sick soldiers has return
ed, and charges that her dismissal from
the service was the result of her too
persistent endeaYors TO have the tooth
some results of her work reach the in
valid heroes for whom they were intend
ed, instead of being eaten and drunk by
the nurses
Those poor soldiers" she says, ARE
dying for the want of proper food. The
convaIescents are the greatest sufferers.
Mrs. Sutliffe, who is manager of the
nurses, excuses this diversion of dainties
from the sick soldiers on the ground, as
she puts ii, that 1 must keep up the
strength of my nurses But l said right
out-and there my fault lay-'why don't
you keep up the strength of the sick SOL
diers frst?' One night when | was there
/ had Just prepared twenty-nine cupfuls
Of strong. rich broth. and was about to
serve them to the sick soldiers when my
attention was called away from my
work. When / turned back ! found the
soup had all disappeared. The explana-
tion given was that ii had been taken
to give additional zest to the midnight
meal of the male nurses.
Hardly any of the delicacies sent to
Camp Black for the sick soldiers reach
them. The officers levy their toll, too
They have a special fondness for the
manufactured table waters that are
plentifully supplied by generous citi-
zenS.
THE whole camp is in a state of al
most decentralization as far as hygienic
management goes. Il is a seethine
source of sickness, from which many a
happy home will be infested through the
careless way in which the unfumigated
clothes of the convalescent soldiers are
allowed TO leave camp
The evening times., 1898-09-14
Clerk Bound and Safe Riaed.

wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE most
daring robbery in the history of this city
was committed yesterday within a hum
dred yards of the court house. The office
of w. L. Raeder, a real estate dealer,
was opened at 7:3O o'clock by William c.
Olds, a clerk, who, after unlocking a
safe, went to closet to get some books.
AS he was lifting the books, he was
seized bound, gagged, blindfolded, and
tied to a chair. The robbers took all the
money from the safe, amounting to s46O,
and relieved Olds of s17 and a gold watch
Then, shutting the Office door, they de,
parted
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And be sure to attend c. Auerbach's, Z & n,
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Outing Shirts go at 49c, with Extra Collars
and Cuffs. $3.50 Shirts SOC, $3.50 Jerseys
all colors, S1.49. All 25c Summer Silk Neck
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Madras Neckwear, &c now; for 25c. All our
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soc goods, 21c. Fine 4-ply Linen Collars, the
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Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, &c; 8 for
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2sc now. High-Grade Goods only. New
Reliable Sewing Machines. Made by the Domestic
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Eound by His Children.

Reading. Pa, Sept 14.-Charles Mayer,
aged forty-three years, committed sAi-
eide by hanging himself in the garret Eof
his residence, No. IA Franklin street, at
noon yesterday. AS he did not come to
dinner, his children, a son and daugfl-
ter, made an investigation, and were hor-
rified to find the body of their father
hanging from a rafter. He had been in
i'll health for some months.
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Death of Mrs. Carson Ward.

Rockville, Md, Sept. 14-Mrs. Carson
Ward, of Gaithersburg, this county, drop
ped dead in the street yesterday morning
from heart disease resulting from rheu-
matism. Mrs. Ward was formerly Miss
Coombs, of the upper section of the coun-
ty, and the wife of Mr.. Carson Ward. 81
successful merchant of Gaithersburg. She
leaves a husband and one child surviving
her.
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PRISONERS DESPERATE FEAT.
Boards an Express Train Running
at Full Speed and Escapes.

Fairmount, w. Va. Sept. 4-Frank
Brown was yesterday convicted of felo-
ny, but the judge allowed him to go with
a constable in search of a bondsman. AT
the Baltimore and Ohio crossing they
came upon a train running forty miles an
hour. Brown seized a car step and held
on, making his escape.
Railroad men say they never saw such
a feat
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