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The state herald., 1898-10-07
OTIS CAsTETTER,

A few middle ct the road populists
met at Denver this week in what they
were pleased to term state convnntion
and endorsed Simon GuggenheIm as
their candidate for governor and will fol
low the Guggepheim barrel in this cam
paign. The populist party of the state
is to be congratulated on getting rid OF
this rule or ruin faction Of the party.
The state herald., 1898-10-07
NEW COAL YARn

Hard and goft coal Tor sale by Jane,
Young 4 Go. II you nccd anything IN
lhn inc give Young 4 Co, n call. Or.
dera can bc lcit ~ c, NJ. Mowrya hard.
ware store OF 800 Young on tho transfer
wagon Uyou have any Transferring 10
any part Of the city call on James Young
a 90. II YOU want to feed yonr team
where thsro Ia plenty ot hay and grain
put up nj tho East Livery Barn. II you
want good driving tenn leave your or.
der nt tho East Livery Barn.
JAarA iousa 4 Boz.
The state herald., 1898-10-07

Tho editor OF tho Evnns City, Pa,
Globe, writea; zone Minute Cough Cure
Ia rightly named. II cured my children
after nll other remedies failed" II cure,
coughs, colda aud all throat nnd lung
troubles. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1898-10-07
"a N"u ~'""'N ''"' 'st -AN'S 't'N va
'iz
GEOGGEw HENDRlX

WANTED SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
w Persons In this state to mouugr our bust
ness in their own and nearby counties 1t Is
manly Office work conducted ht home sal,.
" straight 500 year and ex 5onscs--dcfinite
bonaiidc. no more. no less salary, Monthly
s'5. References. Enclose SELF addressed
stamped envelope, Herbert 2. Hess, Prcst..
Department NJ. chicago.
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Three Doctors IN consultaten.
From psniamin Frankhn.

'Hhlf'Ash
"When you are sick. what you like
bss, IL 10 10 cheara ios a medicine Ia IL.
frs, place, what experience tells you Is
boat, 10 be chosen IN tho second plAcs,
what reason u. e.,frheory) aays In bes, Ia
10 DO chosen In tho las, place, but II
ysu can 80, Or. INCLINATION, Dr. kIperi.
enco aud Dr Esanon 10 hold conaul,a.
aon together, they will give you tho beat
advice thai can be tahen.'
Whom you havc a bad cold DR.. Inclina.
ton would toronmsnd Chambsrlain's
Cough Remedy because II Ia pleasant
and safe 10 take. Or Espefiebce would
recommend u because II never ihils to
effect speedy and permanent cure. Dr.
Reason would tscommebd {, bscau.s !,
10 rrsruri IN rricn'ilic principl.r and
The state herald., 1898-10-07

Don't buy till you have seen our stock
OF fresh and tirst-class groceries. Lee
Blanc & Co.
The state herald., 1898-10-07

Old fashions in drsss mey be revived,
but no old-fashoned medicine can re-
place Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Dirrrhoea Remedy. For sale by Il. K.
Noblet.
The state herald., 1898-10-07

Il, g. Blanhs, Of Brwiayille, Toaas,
writes that one box Of Dewilts witch
Hazel Snlye was worth $50 10 hip, Il
cutcd hia piles Of ton years standing
lie advises others 10 Try n. 1ialso curel
eczema, akin diseases and obe,iuuto Horoa.
City Drug Store,
The state herald., 1898-10-07

81 think Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salys
Is tho finest preparation on the market
for pllea.' So writes Johh @. Dunn, Of
Wheeling, W. Va. Try It and you I'll
think tho same. II also cures eczema
aud all skin di.cascs. City Drug Store
The state herald., 1898-10-07

W. G. Holland clerk of the district
court will make your jplicutIon for final
proof free.
The state herald., 1898-10-07

II you want something good to eat, try
California breakfast food kept by lie
Blanc & Co.
The state herald., 1898-10-07


". A. nili, tho next senator from the
y, district spont a day or two In strr-
ling this week interviewing old friends
aud making new oncs. Mr Hill Is M.
tive OF Illinois and was born 80 years
ngo. Ho commerced life as u railroad
man. seins nigh, operator. station agent
aud tram supachsr, succcss,vely. lie
han been r--iden, Of Colorado for the
past ton years and Ia All attorney .a,.law
ut ,reeen, At For, Morgan. Hi. family
consists Of a wife aud two daught tcrs
Mr. iIill 10 but little known outside Of
his county. but b. will bc we'll known
Throughout, tho district before tho cam
pa,gn - snded.-Stsfling News.
The state herald., 1898-10-07

When you desire to make final proof
ON land filing, call on Judge G. j. Sla-
ter.
The state herald., 1898-10-07

Buy your goods from tho merchant
WHO tells you what he has by advertise
ment.
The state herald., 1898-10-07

acts on natures plan in relieving the
lungs, opening the secretions and restnr-
ing the system to a natural and healthy
condition. For sale by f. X. Noblst.
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First publicationsscrt - 1893
Mites Tor Publication,
Lsud Onice ai sterling Colo 4,
Sent ~ tau4

sept - lSs
Noiioe Is hereby given that the following
named settler hls nlcd notice Of hs intcn-
tion to max" hnal prooi ia support Of his
claim and that said proof will b. made before
the clerk OF the county court At ioiyoseColo
On nov is.lsviz
Sophie Nelson formerly sophie SKIOLD
ild 4 IN FOR the swi. nv 4 -cs u lItp7nrI8w
He names thofoliowing witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon ana cuiiiya-
ton " said land VIZ
samuel Nelson II Holyoke Colo
Alex scdcfburg
John : sclson
Frank o Ahnstodi linlyoso Colo
DCfLENiNs Register
The state herald., 1898-10-07

firi publication AuH ~ isDs
NB'inn for Publication,
Land onicg NJ sterling. Colo
Austp iHi9
Notice Is hereby s,on that the following
named settler has died notice of her inirn
ton 'on'nk. iinal proof IN support of h.r
ninin and that shii pfoof will ba made before
The clerk of the county court at iiolyoko
Colo on Oct i~s Va
hrhoLPif oiLGEN
ia ~ for tho ~ !, Of souA tppnru
o. IA
~" names the following witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence upon and euitivas
ti0n ~ said land via
William ttnngen of lioiyoko riio
cyrus lilack
JOhn Juiifs
Hon uilFun
pc flratip Register
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First pnnlicntlon sent > lsqs
Nutius tur Publication

NULLa I-- 7 IUNlaILU
Land Office at Sterling COloJ
Sept lsgS
Noirce is hereby given that the following
named settler has hlrd notice of his inten-
ton TO make final proof in support OF his
clam and that said proof viii he made before
clerk of the county court at Holyolse on oer
s isgs viz
GEORGE " HENDRIX
Hd s25 for the NV Z sec 1911 9tpSnrl8w
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cGltiYa
ton of said land viz
lenry Perkins Of IlaNtun Colo
Thomas Jt'ssen " =
Washington N slay "
John o Peterson
DC Fleming, Register
The state herald., 1898-10-07

Don't fohasra SPIT HBi Snole ivsr ilfe Away.
To guilt tobacco easily aud forever. bo mag
nelc. fuli or lie, nerye amt visor, take Nollu
Dnc. the wonderWorSer, that makes weak mcu
strong. Al druygists, ioc OF q. Cure Fuuran.
teod nooluct und rurple free. AddFuss
slnrllnr IleInrly GO Chlrnao or Vow NoI.
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First publication sept 70 isgs-No
.Nntils iur Publication
limited RtH'c. land Oflcrl
Sterling ,olp sept iNlA
Sotier I. horeby gwen that the following
nanod sUttlcr hns nlrd nntirr on in'cption
- ninkc luni proof 10 support OF hi. claim
and thnt said proof VIII b. made before the
clcr,. OF district ,uIrt - lioiyokc colo on
oct =. is.s viz.
JuINM wiunISB
It'd y 80 lfi Tor thr ne Y soc sstpanr t5w
lie nsn,A tlIu follo~inR witnesses iu prove
his continuous rU.ldtnoc upon and cultlya-
uon OF said land yiz'
Ahdiuv irndriR nf llaatun Colo
Euruno Tidhuy
William Z Decker
lraR Urpy
IA q "a fHatfasf. u.fst.t.n
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Call on W. G. Holland clerk Of the dis
trict court when wishing to make final
proof.
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TRAINS LEAVE AS FoLLows:

No. 1854 Aeon daily except Saturtny5and Mon
day for hincoln, Omaha, Chicago and all points
east and west l0:i5 pm
No. 1856 Tuesday only for Lincoln. Omaha
chicago and all points east and west lf45p m
No. 1853 Aeon daily except Sunday, Cheyenne
Wyo. and intermediate stations 2:l5 q M
All east bound accommodation trains connect
with a first class posscnscr train at Curtis for
all points east and west.
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars stsoa's
free) op trough trains. Ticketslsold md bag
gage checked to any point in the United Sta'ei
Or Canada.
For information, time tables, maps and tickets
call cu or write to W. II. Johnston, Agent hol
yoke, Colo, or J. Francis. Genl passr Agt D
mRha, Neb.
The state herald., 1898-10-07

The Julszburg Grit !. taking rather
peculiar position In thus campaign. In
y recent Issue II contained nn editorial
strongly advocating III. election oi St
mon Guggenhs,m Tor governor and tho
same issns also contained a. editorial In
which the editor attempted 10 figure on,
from the last vote that tho Mckinley ~,
publieans havo good prospee, for slee,
ing their candidate for state senator In
this district. Taking the two editorials
together 1. looks very much NJ u the
9ut was supporting the dusgenhsiu
state ticket and tbs Mckinley fppubli.
can candidate for state senator. II. NJ IL
claimed, the ousgsnheim ticket ia being
kept in the field simply TO mid the Nc
Kisley rspueliosu ticket, then tho orit's
position 10 consistent but. u th- two
tickets have no common interests as
claimed BY the supporters Of each ticket,
then he uri,'s position would look vefy
much Its sirpd lie.
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nrnnt, in Inoea peen.

Clean blood mrhua clean skin, No
beauty without u, taHrhrria, Candy Gatlar
tie clean your hlood aud kC1p lt ululu, bi
stirring NJ tho lazy liver aud driving all I'M.
puiitiea fium the body begin to-day 20
baniHh pimpira. hoiIt. llotrhra li1rhhrada
Cascatris, ,--hDuty for ten rrntu, Al drug
eistn. haiiHfarii1n guaranteed. iue. 95c, i0c.
The state herald., 1898-10-07
uui Publication Aug "a bisp.
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF
E1ilea for Publication
Tinted states Land umcrJ
nInlll-n Lmlm Ann ID Iul

Notice 10 hrrby u,rn that cyrus " niac,
hhs fiod notice ui intention 10 nhtr nuni
rrnlf buiutr rlofA ~ the ctuntY r1uit NJ his
once ln iiniyHhr colo un saturday the ist
day uf oct iHpf ON timber culiufu application
No iHaj ft these q ut seo Noi1m ~ SoHnt
Nbtiwnpm
The state herald., 1898-10-07

Edurat" Your Bowels with CascsrntA.
CANDY Cntnnriiy, sure constipation forever
ioc, - n G O. c fan. dFuggists r.iund money.
The state herald., 1898-10-07
IypGWIteTS 81 : s,';; f,,.si:. ,,G GE Z: Y.
eh.nr> 1872 uhsrss Stree, ossvyr, Crss.
First pnbhcntion sept q lsas-So
YlHBlB CULTURE FINAL PGOOF.
unilel states Land oniee.l

United sintes Land unice.l
sterling Colo AuHh i.is
SutIco BE- hyroby given that John iIrginhoth,
nu hns nlrd notice Of iiicniiun To make
nnnl prot before rlrfk II county court
n his Office in ilniyukn colo ON
saturday mas day Il Oct ltls pn timber
culture application So ll,adiur ihuu quar-.
tar ~ section SOD IN township 80 ~ angr
80 Wv
fIp nHtttts. AZ v.Itnraanst
The state herald., 1898-10-07

No-Io-Inc Tor Fifty Gents.
Guarantees tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, b,ooi pure. Doc. Il. All drugyistA
The state herald., 1898-10-07
disqualification Aug % isas
NuicH for Publication.
Land onico nt sterling Colo
Auu No tHus

NuuIb luF unlCRlnn,
Land onicc MT sterling Colo
Aug " lsQS
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice of his intention
To make final prof In support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before :hc
clerk of county court At IIolyokc colo
on Oct iris Via
lscn ullgun one Of the heirs OF Peter Giiren
deceased
iidEsii for the lots IS and =, no u seestp
snrtiw6pm
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
hi continuous rc,idcncc upon and cuitiya.
tion II sAii land via
Cyrus " Black OF nolyoke co,s
liuiolpn Cilgcn I.
John Juiifs :.
william Franzen
nc FLEMING Reris,e.
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l.ir.i pulhrcausn sent y LES.
NuuEH for Pu bEratiun,
Land unlcc st Sterling Colo
sent A tkt-

Land unlcc at sterling CulaI
sept ~ ls~
Notice Is hcrcbr given that the following
named settler hnaflrd notice of his mtention
to make innl proof IN support Of ms claim,
and that said proof viii b- made before the
rlcrk county court utllolyokc Colo on Oct -
iSgr, viz;
ANDREW SILL
I'D 2i2 FOR the NV! nj sw :. sec Il, Q
.nrEw
lie names the following witnesses Ia prove
his continuous rc-idonec upon and cultiva-
tiou of snid land. viz.
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pcrlrnNa usvl.,er

One Mirn,e Cough Care, cares.
Ihat ia whut u vas aiatr for.
firsi publ alton sept iG ia1s
ilHBEgCIlitBR flAil PR00T.
NHuGu Tor Publication,
United state Land nnierI
sterling Colo sept iHss
Notice Ia hercb, given that John " wiFgins
hns Med noucc uf intention - mako nnsi
proot boforu ihu clerk ul ihrfiIstriet rpuri a.
his 0iiicr IN Iiolyuhr colo 0n saturday tho ~
day NJ Oct isqs on ,imbpr oaitufr application
No la-p1 for tho ao y ~ soc SO a tn tphu r
Sotiw
The state herald., 1898-10-07

u nuiLrMtsu ,llrRistor.
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posite emr.re. Austro-H Hungary. was def
initely settled by the constitution OF Dec.
q, 1h67, which provides:
The Austro-Hungaran monarchy is
composed of the empire of Austria and the
kingdom of Hungary. The Two monarcnies
are inseDarable and CONSTITUTE )aal. aud are
hereditary in the male line OF the dynasty
of Hapsburg- Lorraine, and after the ex-
tinction Of the male line :hey are trans
Missile to female descendants.
Archduke Carl Ludwig, who was the next
in succession, died in May. 1885, but as early
as May, $780, he renowned mis- right of sue
cessiCn in favor of his eldest son. This is
IS, 1868, and still unmarried. Should he re-
main unmarried his brother. Archduke
Otto, born April q, 1865, would be the sue
cessor.
OF Francis Ferdinand little can be said.
and this little is not of very laudable kind.
He was wild. stupid and lazy dragon Of
ficer, who hunted. rode. drove a fourth
pursuits, but otherwise he was only known
as the most ignorant prince of his day. 1t
is said of him that at the age of eighteen,
when he reached his majority, according TO
the rules of his family. he burned all his
hooks and Swore that he would never touch
another book in his life. This was eight
years before the tragic death OF Rudolph
sumptive.
Since that event the Emperor took the
young man IN hand, and II is said that the
imperial teaching has made quite man of
the heir presumptive to the throne of Aus
tria-Hungary The archduke has travelled
a great deal since he acquired dignity as
probable future ruler and among other
countries. he visited the United States.
spending half day in Chicago during the
worlds fair.
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SEEKING ATTRACTIONS.
Omaha's Show After Benjamin Har-
rison and Grover Cleveland.

OMAHA, Neb.. Sept. 11.-Rainy weather
the past week reduced the average daily at
tendance at the exposition, which was 7.124.
The total for the week was 119, 1866. and
grand total to date 1,279 800. The railroads
anticipate heavy traffic from South Dakota,
whose people will take part in the exer-
cises of South Dakota day on Monday. Sew
eral conventions of national Importance will
meet during the week. The American Gem
etery Superintendents, national encamp-
ment S. of " and United States Beekeepers'
Union will hold sessions Monday. Tuesday
will be devoted to Wisconsin day and to the
military congress. Shriners' day, Wednes-
day. will draw Shriners from nearly every
State in the Union. Thursday will be de-
voted to New England day and to the Con-
gress of Christian Activities. also the clos
ing session for military congress. Friday
has been set apart for Oklahoma day, grape
day and State of Washington editors day.
Saturday will be railroad day.
The committee to invite Benjamin Harri-
son and Grover Cleveland to visit the eX-
position during the jubilee week has been
completed by the appointment of Hon. j.
Sterling Morton and John G. Wharton. DR..
Miller and Mr.. Wharton will leave Monday
for Indianapolis, where they will call on Mr..
Harrison. They will be joined by Mr.. Nor
ton in New York the following Sunday, and
the trio will proceed to Princeton to confer
with Mr.. Cleveland.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. w. J. Wendelen of Dallas, Tex, is
visiting Mrs. w. j. Sisson.
Mrs. Hugh McGibeny is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. M. Lilly, $50 North Delaware
street.
Mrs. d. L. Kahn and daughter Florence
are home from an extended visit in the
East and Thousand Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G. Leaning have re-
turned home after a months outing at Pc
toskey ard Mackinac island.
Will Clapp is spending a few days with
Roger Clapp. who is in the paymaster's
department at Lexington. KY
Mrs. w. w Stader of Columbus. Ind, will
spend fair week visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
II: Mansfield, at 1404 Cornell avenue this
city,
Mrs. NADIA Paddock Sprague has arrived
In the city Mrs. Sprague has spent the
last two years in travel and study Mrs
Sprague is accompanied by Mrs Winifred
ably make her home in Indianapolis
= COMING WEDDINGS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Sept 1.-THE engage
ments of Mr.. Chas. Skehan and Miss Laura
Sullivan, Mr.. Hayden Fifer and Miss
Mayme Farmer, and the approaching mar
riage of Mr.. Frank Munchhof and Miss
Emma Cox were announced to-day. All
three OF the weddings will occur in October
The ladies are quite well known in eastern
Indiana social circles Mr.. Skehan is con-
nected with the Pennsylvania Glass Com
pany; Mr. Fifer is in charge of the country
Munchhof is Andersons leading funeral di-
rector.
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THE MORAVlAN SYNOD.
Deacon and Thirteen Presbyters Or
dained on Sunday.

LITITZ. Pa. Sept 1.-At to-day's meet
ing of the Moravian Synod a deacon and
thirteen presbyters were ordained into Office
by Bishop c. I. Reinke, of West Salem, ILL.,,
and ]. Mortimer lowering, of Bethlehem,
Pa. The sermon was preached by Bishop
Reinke, whose text was from Revelation Ii,
2-5 The prayer was by Bishop Edward
Rondthaler, of Salem, N. c., visitor from
the southern province of the church. The
candidates ordained were Arthur c. Delbo.
missionary to southern California, who was
made deacon and the following presby
tiers: Henry Richter. Goshen. N: D.; Sam
uel Allen, Oakland, Mo-. Robert E. Clewell,
Hopedale, Pa; John Ericsson, Fort How
ara, Wis; Edward F. Heinrich. Northfield,
Mimi: ]. z. Hermann. New York German
MISSION; Clement Hoyler, Alberta, Canada;
D: c. Meinert; London, Wis; Frederick r.
zoar, MINI F.: f: Raub. Philadelphia
Third church,; c. e. Romig, Brooklyn, n.
Y; G.. M. Shultz West Salem, Ill. This
evening the synodal home mission service
was led by Rev. William Strohmeier, OF
Lake Mills. Wis.
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

Peter Caldwell while drunk yesterday fell
tnrough plate glass window in front of the
restaurant at l22 North Delaware street.
ne was arrested and charged with being
drunk and malicious trespass
william Nelson, forty years old. and col
LEU liVlng at NO 2013 Cornell avenue, fell
from the NOW of his stable yesterday morn
ing. dlsloeating his shoulder He walked
10 the Dlspensary in great pain, where he
was attended by DR.. Foutz
AIlnur Williams, a nine-year-old colored
boy, while playing about the moving trains
a. ths Massachusetts-avenue depot yester-
uay, leii from one of them. His right foot
Spt unoer the car and was badly mashed
re Was removed TO the hospital, and later
and the Big Four tracks w ~ ~
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THE YELLOW FEVER SCARE.
Nearly Half the Population of jack
son Has Fled from the City.

JACKSON Miss Sept. 11.-No new cases
Of yellow fever have developed in the city
since the single case reported Saturday
afternoon. Only a few exposures have been
made to the Infection and the fear of a
general epidemic is growing less. Nearly
half the population has left the CITY, The
streets have been filled with vehicles all
day and the highways leading into the coun-
try are lined with wagons filled with house
hold goods and provisions. Most of those
who are fleeing from the infection have
gone only a short distance into the country
to await developments. The board of health
firmly believes that the disease was brought
from New Orleans. To-nights report from
Taylors shows no new cases at Orwood and
two at TaYiOrS.
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w. H. LAWRENCE DEAD.
Body of Florence Richardson, MUIR
deress and Suicide, still Uncla imcd.

DENVER, Col. Sept. 11.-W. II. Law
renee, OF Cleveland, o., who was shot by
Florence Richardson at the Oxford Hotel,
in this city, on Friday last, died at st.
Luke's Hospital. this city. Lawrences
brother from Cleveland has taken charge
of the remains, and will accompany them to
Cleveland. The body of Florence Richard
son, who committed suicide after shooting
Lawrence, still lies at the morgue UNI
claimed. Lawrence, who had a wife and
family in Cleveland, had been with the
Richardson woman several weeks prior to
their registering at the oxford Hotel. Fri
day, as W. Fl. Rockwell and wife, and the
shooting was the result of jealousy caused
by Lawrence declaring his intention of leav-
ing her and returning to his family.
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to get me to help them secure a divorce.
As / have supported myself entirely since
my marriage with Mr. Potter | can go on
doing so. He and his entire family nave
tried to put me in "A wrong light and false
light before the American Nation for which
l shall never forgive them 60 my dying
day"
Just before the performance began Mrs.
Potter received the following anonymous
note: Recalling the recent brilliant charge
of the Twenty-first Lancers, at Omdurman
may i ask you to recite Tennyson's record
of another er-to-be-forgotten charge of
British cavalry at Balaklava."
Mrs. Potter's recitation of the Charge of
the Light Brigade received a great oya-
ton.
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II is wont
Silent musket. shell and gun.
Flash the tidings east and vest
Bells of all the Christian lands,
Clap your mighty iron hands
Love has succored the distrest.
War is donel
Might right
Tn the fierce and stubborn fight
While the stars waved O. err the fleet
God was sitting on His throne.
Freedom battled not alone
Lightnings from the judgment seat
Smote mems sight!
Praise be Thine
God OF battle. power divine
We. Thy servants. at Thy word
Flung the banner Thou hast blest
Ger the pleading and oppressed.
Here. oh. Justice is thy sword.
Red as winel
Now at last
Let the battle-rage be past.
To the fceman stricken sore
Let us stretch the brother-hand,
Peace unto his troubled land.
And an honored flag once more
To his mast,
james Buckham. in Leslie's Weekly.
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worlds Championship Races.

VIENNA, Sept. lin the worlds cycling
championship races here to-day, George A.
Banker, the American cyclist, won the pro-
fessional mile. unpaced by six inches. in
3:01. verneyen, of Germany. was second
and Jacquelin, of France, third. Owing to
the bad management of the meeting Banker
amateur and professional mile champions
Therefore, Albert of Germany. the amateur
champion rode over the course.
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John Reynold. local iron molder. who
was run over by a train at Whitestown.
Ind, Saturday night, died at the CITY Hos
pital early yesterday morning. while the
physicians were operating on him. The
train had severed his left leg entirely from
the body at the knee, and the upper Dortion
was mashed until amputation was neces-
sary. he has sister in this city. with
whom he has been living
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-12
suicide of a bicycle rider.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE body of a b.
cycle rider who shot himself in Central
Park yesterday and was found lying dead
beside his wheel, was identified to-day as
that of Thomas j. Belden, of Narragansett
Pier, r. l. He is said to have wealthy rel
atives in Minneapolis and other cities in
the West. one of his uncies being manager
of a railroad in Minnesota.