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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1898-09-07
NRpER FOR HEARING CLAIMS

~ state OF Michigan, County OF Van Buren-ss.
Notice is hereby given, that by order OF the
Probate Cour COR the county of Van Buren,, made
on the llth day of August A. ID. 1885, six months
from that date allowed for creditors 10 present
their claims against the estate of Della Connery,
late Of saii equity, deceased and that all credi-
tors OF said deceased are required 10 present their
claims TO said probate courta the probate Office, in
the village OF Paw Paw, for examination and allow
ance. or before the goth day of February next and
that such claims will be heard before said cous1 A.
Monday, the 2lst day OF November, and on Mo, ~
the Goth day of February next, at ten O'Clock Ia the
forenoon of each of those days.
Dated August 18th, A. T., 1898, s265t5o2 269
JAMES II. JOHN son, Judglabl Probate.
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HLhOES HAVE Returned.
Detroit Warmly Welcomes the 33d
and oath Regiments Home
from the War.
THEIR RECEPTION A MOST HEARTY ONE.
Sad sights Are witnessed On the
Train hearing the Sick Soldiers
The Sufferers Taken tn Various
Hospitais-ThOse Who Are Able so
To Their Home Towns.

Detroit, Sept. 5. - Detroit welcomed
Michigan's brave soldiers of the
Thirty third and Thirty-fourth regi-
ments on their arrival early Sunday
morning. Immense crowds OF shrek
ing, happy thousands lined the down
town streets and occupied every point
of vantage where ii was possible 10
catch a glimpse of the homecoming
soldiers. The first section of II ears
came i'm about noon. 1t brought com
pany q, 0wosso. As men; company IL,
Cheboygan, So men; company |, Ben
ton Harbor, IS men; company B, AL
pena. 81 men; company +, Saginaw, 81
men; company \, Flint, 81 men; Thirty
third regiment hand, Bay City, II men
and eight officers; all of the Thirty
third regiment. The second section ar
rived a few minutes later. This
brought companies ID of Saginaw, c
of Bay City. l. composed of Sons of
Veterans. X of Three Rivers, NJ of De-
troit. and + of Port Huron.
1t was reported here that the third
section would show the condition of
the troops in their worst light. The
arrival of the train proved the truth
Of the report. Men were crowded in
dirty. wicker-seated cars and were
sleeping on the bare floor. The crowd
shrank from the sight. horror-stricken.
Then the citizens rushed forward to
relieve the suffering soldiers. Man
after man was tenderly carried from
the train and transported to hospitals.
Many of them seemed little more than
corpses. The wonder of it all to many
Of those who watched was how the
men ever lived 10 reach Detroit. There
were lis men suffering with fevers out
Of less than $50 on the train. Women
of the auxiliary 10 the Patriotic ASSOC
citation went here and there with pitch
ers Of milk or water and gave many a
cooling drink TO the fever-stricken pa
tients. Doctors were busy, too. eX-
tending what aid was possible before
the trip TO the hospital.
Police patrol wagons, furniture
vans. carriages. omnibuses. hacks and
bugoies were all pressed into service
to carry the returning soldiers TO the
hotels. while all the ambulances of the
city, supplemented by the light spring
delivery wagons Of the big dry goods
houses, bore the sick 10 the hospitals
and 10 the old post Office building.
where cots had been arranged and a
corps Of physicians and nurses stood
ready to relieve the suffering Of the
patients. The fourth section arrived
at 7:20 o'clock. The boys were given
a great ovation.
The hospital patients are all doing
nicely. Gov. Pingree and Mayor May
bury made the rounds of the hospitals
this afternoon. each stopping TO give
a word Of cheer TO each patient and
to see if anything was needed for his
comfort. The companies of the Thirty
third and Thirtt-fourth Michigan have
left for their home towns as follows;
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Michigan soIdicrs ME.

New York, n. Y, Sept. Edward
Royce and Stephen Otto, of the Thirty
fourth Michigan volunteers, died at the
Presbyterian hospital Sunday from ma
laria.
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A pMikIsTRAToR,s sALE;-In the

4 RATOR'S SALE In the
n matter OF the estate of George ". Thatcher.
deceased Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
a license granted 10 me by the Probate Court for
the county Of Van Buren,, state Of Michigan, will
sell az public vendue to the highest bidder, az the
Ir miscs on the 22d day Of September, A. ID. 1895,
at tel O'Clock IL the forenoon all the right title
aud interest Of the said Ce,rge W. Thatcher. de-
ceased, IL ard TO the following described real
estate, to-vt: The south-wes Il &C the northwest
quarter u Of section number fourteen ll4l and
the west half y of the sout-' asst quarter of the
northwest quarter \ of = ction number fourteen,
all III town number one south, of range number If
teen west Van Bur'n County Michigan.
Dated August I'd, lS!s.
6lt7o70) ELIZABETH THATCHER
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PATIENCE HAIGHT,
= al ar TT UrVnnwr

CLARA c. HAIGHT,
Heirs at law of Lewis J. Haght decd.
A. NJ. * @ Ii. sTEARSs, [57t13o69
Attys for Heirs.
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Great Britain,s Postal Profits.

Britain makes 100000 year
profit out of its post Offices.
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The men of both regiments did very
little complaining. most Of what was
done being at the medical facilities in
Cuba. which they said were very mad
equate. The reason ascribed for this
by many cf the volunteers was that the
reglnentai surgeons were taken from
their regiments and sent 10 general
hospitals. Praise for Camp Wikoff was
heard in nearly all directions, most of
the men saying their treatment there
was all that could be desired
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10

BON 9aufa9, Mbalbert bon 53olIern
nnb Mlpig BON Sula sesriinbet iporz
ben. Diefe bret beIhlofen, cine ibnen
gemeiniam augefaaene Grb1daft, ftatt
lie gu tbeilen, our Griinbung zines
Rlofters gu identen. Bifdof gebbarb
bon Ronitana, bamals pdp1tlt6er 2e=
gat, unb Mbt l1to bon ct. 8laiien perz
balfen anr Nusfiibrung bes planes,
Mbt Wilbelm bon 9irfan, Der funit=
Derftdnbige Mann, gu fiinftlerif1er
Wollenbung. Na1bem Mnno 1895 bic
eriten MDn4e, 8enebittiner aus ct.
glaiien, bas alofter beiebt batten unb
1903 bic Rloitertirhe bolIenbet mar,
Deibte am 20. Muguit 1893 9if9of
@ebbarb bic Rirae gu gbr.n Der beiz
ligen Dreieirtgfeit unb bes beiliaen
8enebitt. 9iet6er 9esabungen nnb
pribilegien erfreute 1icb bas Rlpiter,
niht nur bon ben 5ttftern, BON benen
Nbalbert DDn 3ollern fpdter ielbit in's
Rloiter trat.
SIM 16. Sabrbunbert ipnrbe bas
RlDiter BON Der Qanbesresierang ebanz
gelif9 ge1naht unb bic 9tdtte elmer
ebangelifhen Rloiterf9ule unter pro=
teitantifhen Nebten. wiit benz Sabr
1905, benz 3eitpnntt bsr Mufbebung
ber Rlofterfdule, begann Der 3erfaa
nnb bic Weripabrlofung. Die RlpFer<
rdume ipurben als @tGlle, @9eunen
unb Gpeiher bertpertbet. Die Rirnt
felbft eritanb in ,euefer 3eit bur1 Bic
sfiirfDrge ber ipiirttembergifhen
Gtadts 6inan5perpaItung IN neueru
S1mude.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10

Bebanbluns nener mel n
fdffer. Na4 Or. b. gibru fDnnen
bic grtraftipitoffe aus neuen Jdf1ern
baburch ausge3osen perben, bab man
bieielben nit elmer 20funs san3 flint,
Die auf Elm gimer WaiIer elm pfuno
getpObnli6e fduflide (frpfaaiiirte)
Soba cntbdlt. Nab atpei Mohen
leert man aus unb fpiilt einigemal
nit reinem Waher nu6. Das SAB
lit bann aurWufnabme ieber Mrt Gliiiz
figteit seeignet, Dbne bab Der gerinsite
@ef9mad in bielelbe biretn5iebt.
Sped obne Sci FIR us3 uz
braten. Man9e 9ausfrau bat
fdon S6red unb 8eiorsnib bsim
Musbraten bes 9peds eebabt, penn es
nod nit benz bloben G9red abging
uno iie nibt in pirtlide 9efabr sez
rtetb. Man sebe, Inn obne 8eiorgnib
bies Gef9dft perri6ten au fDnnen, 10
biel Sala nit in ben 9iesel, in benz
ber Sped, in Sloden seidnitten. auf
bem syeuer febt, als man gum @eniez
BEN sebraudt, 70 pirb Der Sped,
follte er anbrennen. ni9t in Die 9Ibs
f!ieaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10

gtaat Obio 1nscaralpas Gonntp, ss.
SD g. $. McGiIL gIerf bes Rreisaerid5ts III nno
fir Iuscara,pas gountp g., beibeinige biermit bah
oas WDrtebenoe sctreue Mbi1rft beS Orignoier.
a5fe8 it, fir bic Mbhaltnna ber
I'M s. GeriAtsbtItrift IN Cbip fir bas oabr l809 pe
oerieIbe in mieiner Otrice hinterle9t ~.
Mls Deleg biefir babe i'd bies ei.
geMbdnti9 unterjhrieben uHb bos
(gieaeL) 6,e9el rnetner Office beiQefiQt IN
YetD pbilabelpbio Ohio am 80,
September ". 3. 1899.
s. 8. MtGiA.
Glert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10
Nudle,tS Mrnifa 9aIbe.

Die bette Galbe in ber Melt fiir
S1nitt,punben, @ef6miire, @al5fub,
Jieberipunben, Musidlag, aufseiprnn-
gene 0dnbe, GrOifbeulen, 0ibnerausen
unb ale 9autausidldge, iotDie fie be-
Ifimmt 0dmorrbOioen beilt. Sic tpirb
garantirt, bic bette 3ufrieoenbeit su ge=
ben, ober bas @elo pirb 3uriifgegeben.
preis 25 Gents pet Gdadtel bsi s. g.
WlIlisr & GOhn.
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3eittabelle
Sir gbbaltuns Der
Common Hleas 0e=
rtd)tsiibnngen
1899.
ct aat . btp,
slbter Common Yleas 9iitrift. !

Sn elmer 3uammenfnnt Der Common gleas
Ribter in ben beioaten Gifrift bic in 3anesnae in
WuSfiuenm @onntp. Cbip, am britten 9ienfag i'm
Sftpter u. 8 1893 itatt fano pnroe
Mnaeoronet Sab Der Saa fir ben Mnfauo ieoes
Germins bes Common 9leas 6eridtes in eoem Gountp
btecs 3ttrifs fir oos Sabr 1899 in fol9euoer eie
, beitimmt Ietn fon:
Mustiusum Sountn, g. Sanuar. a. april q 81.
tober
Mpraan gountp,. o. Sanuar, l. wsai, g. Cite.
Der.
ytpbfe eoontp, TO- Sanuar 4. april 49, septemt.
Der.
@nernfe9 County, g. 5sbruar, l. N3ai, g. Otto
Der.
Belmont County, 8. Sauuar. 4. april 8. Sftu-
ber.
5nsearalpas COUNTY. 9. SanHar, TO- april 2. ot-
Sarron @puntg, I. Wtdrs, %. Tlet Il gsopent-
ber.
SefFeripn Gountp 9. Sannar. 8. apriL 49, eep-
teulber.
Seber Termin beginnt I'm llbr Q. W
Gs mirb perorbuet boB Die pHi6t Der abbaltune
ber SiBuugeu bes Common Bleas SeridtS IN ben
berifebeuen @erdteu oes 8rifts De fpl9t pertbeilt
miro
SIN ben Counties Der eriten unterabtbeiluns burd5
Die Ethter WtlltIon, @refp lt0 Chambers lub 0eren
9tabfoger.
SIN ben Counties Der alpeiteu unterabtbeilung burd
ben RidDter 5. qD. Soatngsmortb nnb ieiuen 1ad9s
fDIger.
s}u Den S0lttItte5 Der 0rtffeH unerQptDetnHQ 0ufd
bic Ricbter sS. 9outbitt uub Spbn 81 WtansfeIo unb
bereu NObfolger.
GS ipirb erner berurbnet bnB Der glerf oes Common
Hleas 9erithtS ppn Wfusfingum Gonntp anf9eforbert
lit cine Nbibrift Der obigen 9erprbnun9 nher ben Gag
bes MnougS Der Gbbaltrlng Ieoes 3erinS Der StBln=
gen beS Common 4leas @erihts III ben perIbieoenen
Counties i 8iItrft benz Staas.Sefretdr einouienoen.
Gs miro ferner nerorbuet baB &idbter S. 3outbitt
init Der Nu9abe betrant it, bic Musbrung Der pblgen
Wernrbnun9 an iberfuaden uno ollie Tflidten su er-
ilen Die beln nit ber SberauIi1t betrauten Riter
5nallen.
ggilIiam chambers,
80 iIIiam g. @rem
Gilbert 8. WlnnIo IN, H,6tsr
3. W 8 pIIingsm NORTH.
SobH u. mans fieIb,
s. 9Dutbttt
Gtoat Ohio, az
Iuscarapas Gpuntp ~
Sb 3. g. WRcG5tn Glerf bes Common gleas Sc
rietes in benz pprqeuaunten Gpuntp. in beIien 0er=
pabruna nod ben GeieBen bon GbiD ale sften, Sour
male nnb Gecorbs bes geuannten @eridtes gegeben
nb beIheniae hermit 6aB bas WDritebenbe cine ge=
treue &bid1rt beg Originals it, rpelHes III ne,ner
Office anfbelpabrt niro.
ais 9eleg biefiir babe dJ bies
eiaenbdnbig unteri6rieben uno baS
(GieaeD GteQel Der beIagten Office beiseii9t
IN yieip Ybilaoelpbta. Sbio, am p.
Gftpber 1888.
s. .. Me8ta,
glert.
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Bon Dcn YbiIippinett.

/
Manila. Sttober. Ser @eiunobeits=
3uitano Der Sruppen 1T eesenpdrtis un=
asadtet Der sesentbeilisen grtldrungen
beS dratliben Separtements, melt oapon
entfsrnt, Elm gutter gu lein. Sn @aoite
| iino Die 3ultdnoe iebr idledt. Seit Dem
l. September iino bort 40 5ooesidlle
porgetommen, mei1t in Solae oes Sp=
pbus=6iebers. Gin Orittel Der Sffi3iere
oes 6reimilligen= Heaiementes bon
Montana, oarunter Der Obsrit uuo Der
Oberflieutenant, uelde oienltitnfdbia
lino. febt allf Der Grantenliite. Sn ei=
ner 8atterie allein ,paren rs prosent
Der 2pute innerbalb zines Monats fr1iif.
9ie, Sifisiere erfranten ebenio ipie Die
Soloaten. Sie 6oipitalraumlidfeiten
lino unsureideno. 3u elmer f3ett mar
aud Der Gorratb an Mrsneien eriA0pit
uno Sage lang fonnteu bic patienten
feline iol6e erbalten. Ser Srt lit i'm
beten 6alle uneeiuno. Sic 3eute iino
in su ebener groe 9elesenen &aumen
einquartirt. in oenen es feuht 1T, mas
in bielem 2anoe beionoers Rrantbeiten
erSeuat. Nieie Der 2eute baben li9 beiM
Reinieen bon Gapite franf oearbeitet.
aber iebt peroen iaritdtlibe Berbdlt=
niHe berseitsut uno es miro unsmeltel=
baft elm beilerer Gelunobeits3ufano
folaen.
Sn Wanila lino Die 8erbdltniiie bei=
Ier. Sic 2eute baben siemlih quite
Quartire uno erbalten before 8equem=
li6teiten uno es miro nibt lanNe Oau=
ern, bis ieoer 8runb 5ur 8eIhmeroe be-
ieitiet lit. Sin NroBer She'll Der Rrant=
beten, tpelde iriiher eintraten, lam
auf oas 3ulammenordnseu Der 2eute
suriifaeiiibrt meroen, mabreno geeis=
nete Guartiere einseridtet uuroen.
Walaria 1T bic gstDObnlidfe unter
oen 5ruppen berribenoe Grantbeit.
Sieielbe lit bic natiirlide Solae beg &li=
mos uno ber herridenben sanitdtsper=
hdltniHe. 9lu1 Spphuslieber 1T in eli.
mem beoentlihem 81, BE aufeetreten.
Die 0urdidnittsaabl Der in ben 9oipi=
talern liesenoen, iammt Der auf Befebl
Der Merste BON 9ienite befretten 2eute
betrdat 800. Die Gur6ldnittsSabl Der
neuen grtranfun9sfdle, tpelhe td9lid
ansemeloet meroen. betrdst ettpa 40.
Mud stp0lT Blatternfdlle lino bis jebt
uorNetonlmen, bon benen iid) feds als
tDotli1 ertpielen. Sic &e9iementsdr5te
baber 9eratben, bic Quartiere Der
Soloaten gu tiin1en iluo rei6li4
Queflilber Sublimat 5u DertpenDen,.
jeoOd iit peber geniiaeno 2alt, nod
Queflilber Sublimat Dorbanoen.
Ylattern berrihen beitdnoig unter ben
gineebornen, BON benen piele bielelben
ibon als 2inoer befoalmen. 9ie Ner3te
tbun aaes M0elibe. lm Die 2ranibeil
auf bic gin9eb0rnen gu beidrdnfen.
Die poipitdler, tDelAe friibsr nidts
,peiter als 9ootenbdnier tparen, tperben
| in einen lanitdtlihen 3uitano perieBt.
Sic iperben reidlid nit 2ebensmitteln
perieben unb Nr3,leien lino ieBt iofort
su baben. Die GeleGlhaft bonn rOtben
Greua tpuroe febr i6leht geleitet nnb
leiitet ipenis Beiitano.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10

3neifeIbafte Cite.
Mntter: !. 1lnb gut III mein Rleiner!
2Ien arnerl Rinbern nuf Der GtraBe
eitt & BON feirem Q<bertbrdrl!"
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800 SABRE alt.

gbrtpiirbis burb ibr bobes Mlter.
Elm bebsutfames Oentmal Der 8auz
flnf, sepeibt bur9 manbe gei9i4tz
lthe grtnnerung, 10 feht bic Rloiterz
tirde gu Mlpirsba9 ba, tpobl pertb,
bab bic @tabt, beren Wabrseiben lie
lit, unb bic @emeinbe, Der lie als @otz
tesbaus bient, bas @ebd9tniB Der por
300 Sabren erfolstsn Weibe bieier
Sage feitli9 begunsen bot. Das Rloz
iter in Mlpirsba4 1T bon Rutmann
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Jabrplan ber 9sm Ybilabelpgiss
llbri@sbilIe gtraktnbabu.

sic gtraBenbnbntpassn 9eben ppn WtDrgtns 90 Bib
abenos $50 BON ieber ber beiben Gtdbte ob os,S9e.
ncnlu,en gDnntass tpo bcr ere Mngen erft 10 ob.
aebt. Gamitaas. unb pern Dfentlins GDnssrtt ssse.
ber, iperDea geDen bie IeBten @ngeR um 10. 20 ab.
1ie gDa9en fommen In beios1 Stdbten Il 10 Nttsi.
tel nab lebsr gtuupe pDn llbr wsorgens bs 10 1br
WbenbS an.
Spesiene geageH fir 2osen, 1beattr. 6eisdfAsttex
&c. iperben BEL Der GtnHbe beaablt.
Geurnsr slni6laB aa Die 3ies bsr pan &danls
gebn IN Dennsion.
s. e. MitAener, 6upt.
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Ierntine fiir Die Sibtttgett
oes &reisgeri1teS int
5. 0eri6tSbesirf oes
States Ohio,
81. .. 1899.


Staat Obio, 5. sreis.
9eridbts 9iitrct
Gs ift hermit anseorbnet baB bic 9ermine bes
Rreisaerittes Der per5diebenen Gpunties in bieiem
benannten &retie fiir bag abr 1859 folgenbermabeu
beftimmt iein iolen
JairFsln Gauntb.
am 8. Sanuar nnb am s. September
sliblanb County.
Am TO- Sanuar unb am II. September.
gDabne Gonntb.
Mm 81 Sanuar unb am 90 September.
Gtars COUNTY.
Mm a. 5ebruar uno am 90 September
ennr Gountp.
Am 7. W}dra unb om 8. Gftpber.
Siding County.
aih IA. Wara unb ON 10. Sftpber.
ARuseinsum County.
Mm H. slprl unh am H. Gttober.
Morgan COUNTY.
Mm 10. MpriI unb am 2l. Rppember.
Yerrb Gnuntb.
Mm 25 april uub an, "a. Oftpber.
aihlanh Gunnts.
Mm 2. Wa unb on s. 9topember
Goihnrton Gnnntb.
Mm 8. Wtai unb am IA. glopember.
Snlmes Gountb.
Mm 49, Wtai iinb am 81. Gftpber.
Iusrarnmns County.
Am 23 Wtai nnb am 2S. 9tppenlber
Morrnm COUNTY.
am So Ulai unb am s. 0eaember.
9elnmare County.
Mm g. Suni nub am r. 9e5ember.
Diele Eermiue besinnen INN llbr @ormittags.
Spbn s. MbamS.
GiTas M. @ouslass 3, IRi9,er.
Wtartin& Smpler
90 Septentber 1898.
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8. 8. llriers GROCER Store,
12l nno 123 Sf=9odfrabe, .glem 8bilaoelpbia.
Scr 2. oer populdrfn Trfitagsz zSerfdnfe.


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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-22
y ,sssgs 8 s7ss.s,g55..ls8
4 TRAIN IS WRECKED.
Disaster Near Guton Station, Ind, in
which One Man Is Killed and
Several Injured.

Indianapolis, End, Dec. ia wreck
occurred on the Indiana, Decatur q
Southwestern railroad at $3.50 O'Clock
Sunday morning 50 miles west of In
dianapolis, near Guion station. The
indianapolis express, east-bound. Que
to arrive at this city at 1855 a. NJ l:, lett
the tracks west Of a high trestle and
passed over the trestle, which was 50
feet long, with seven coaches off the
rails and humping along the ties. The
trestle was SO feet high, and it is con-
sidered phenomenal that the train was
not hurled off into the creek, in which
event the slaughter of life would have
been awful. The rear car had just left
the trestle when a spreading of the
rails ahead Of the baggage car piled the
seven cars into heap. The baggage
car and smoker were ground almost
into splinters and all OF, the cars were
badly wrecked. There were about so
passengers on the train and not WON
an or child in the list The train was
in charge of Conductor j. a. Mitchell,
of this city, and it is claimed was run
ming atnearlys60 miles an hour to make
lup lost time.l@ T.. NJ. Wells. of Arcola.
Ill.,, superintendent Of the schools OF
Douglas county, Ill, was killed. The
| injured are: s* n - s7sT' s.
daniel Pointer, Decatur ILL.,, head cut
and neck and shoulders bruised; Andrew
Kafer, Lawrencevi1le Ind head badly cut;
A., J.. Diddle,c indianapolis, .frightfully cut
about the face; M. j" Moore, Indian polis.
head cut, spine injured and internal in
juries; Warren Saylor, Indianapolis, slight
l. ~ injured; J. AL Mitchell, conductor, in
jured ankles; A. w. Scott, indianapolis.
head injured; H. M. Tenneyck. Chicago.
slight INJURIES. rs
2 The train was going at 45>miles an
hour, and the forward car, leaving the
track, struck a @water tank near. the
rivers edge. The bursting water tank
I deluged the coaches and almost
drowned some of the passengers, but,
|"fortunately,~it extinguished the" fires
that were in the cars. The loss is
placed at $4,000. z" S Z. @{EE -
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MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

Senator Davis fathers an alliance of
the United States, Great Britain and
Japan. .... ......
Omaha citizens have organized the
Greater America 4 Colonial Exposition
company.
Mgr. Antonio, Count Renter. for Is
years secretary to Pope Plus TX, died
in New York. ..t.35
Mrs. Kelley, England's oldest ac-
tress, celebrated her ninety-third
birthday recently. -.-s.a..
Nine. Schumann-Mainlz, the famous
contralto singer, gave birth in New
York to her eighth child, son. -.
The Union Tobacco company has Sc
cured the entire capital stock of the
Blackwell Durham company for 3d.
100000 ~
Prof. Landerer, Of Stuttgart, has
published his discovery Of what he be-
+heves to be cure for tuberculosis in
it's first stages. &.,ar,.s
Thomas F. Pendel, the chief door
keeper at the white house, is the last
surviving member of Abraham Lin
coins bodyguard. III gf5asf
The British embassy at Washington
was stoned by Joseph w. Pierson, a
printer, who refused to give any ex-
PLANTATION of his conduct.
Baron Rolf Zederstrom, who is to
marry Nine. Patti, is only % years old.
The diva is IS, one year less than twice
hn r f11t11ra h11S 1,anf7as aro
Walter r. johnson has just cele-
brated the fortieth anniversary Of his
service as organist of St. Paul's Meth
odist Episcopal church, New York.
At the launching of j. Pierpont Nor.
gan's new yacht, the Corsair, in New
York. "A Of the guests represented a
total amount of wealth in excess OF
$500, OO0, 900.
Ex-senator George r. Edmunds
formerly Of Vermont but now resi-.
dent of Philadelphia has been elected
a trustee of Jefferson medical college
Of Pennsylvania.
"a Smob Of women at Grenada, Spain
considering that the discovery Of
America was il their opinion the prin
cipal cause Of Spain's misfortunes
stoned the statue of Columbus there.
Capt. Gen. Castellanos has sup
pressed the Havana lottery, and or
ded,ed the funds to be placed at his dis
posal It is announced that those whe
have pure based tickets will have Their
moneytreturned to them.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-12-22
SOLD, SLEUTH" IS DEAD.
: Passing of Harland r. Haley, an Au-
81 thor Whose Weird Tales Have En-
tranced Three Generations. "a

New York, Dec. 1e.-"Old Sleuth' is
dead. The man who had delighted, en-
tranced and mystifed three genera
tions of boys has gone the way of all
flesh, and no more detective stories,
thrilling and terrible, will come from
his prolific pen. ''Old Sleuth'' was Har-
land p. Halsey. He lived at III Nc
Donough street, Brooklyn, in a hand
some house, the price OF which was
earned by his stories. He had $500 600
in the bank, pleasant family and an
unceasing desire for work. Add to this
the most remarkable ina gination that
ever evolved dramatic sit,-ation, and
"Old Sleuth" is described as to general
tiles. Death came to "Old Sleuth''
quietly and unexpectedly. He was chat
ting with his wife Friday evening and
awaiting the call to dinner. Without
a warning he fell forward into his
wife's arms, and in an instant, with a
few gasps, he was dead. Heart disease
is given as the cause Of the sudden call.