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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17

geim unteraange oer 6iterreiGiiher
garte rMattea" unmeit Balermo, 81.
cilien. llno Der Gapitdn uno feds per.
ionen Der Semannun9 ertrunfen.
Sn Berlin lit cine 3ri1inoie=gpioe.
mic ausgebro6en.
Gegen9iilie i'm n0rblihen uno mitt.
leren Dit Snoien buben cine Dprsii9li6t
Sriibjabrsernte selibert.
Sn Srilm 1T @raI @uitap Siea.
muno ahlnpfp bon 3orDs=Y Yatat, oel
frilbere DIT olterreihiid=un9aril6e Minilte,
oes Nus,pdrtigen, oeitorben.
Sic Nuslihten auf Die nd1Ite @ei=
ienernte in 6rantrei6 iino gut.
@Gbreno Der purieen 9Dobe bat e.
IN Seuttdl0no 9elhneit uuo III einem
SbelIe oes SuoettengebirgeS, wel6es
Dabreno Oes leBten Spmmers 10 i6mer
our0 lleberlbwemmun9en lit, lno
abermals iol6e einSetreten.
0erSo9 Sbeoopr BON Saptrn. Der
berllbmte 9luQenalSt, befinoet li6 geBen-
mdrtiN nit ieiner 3ohter Sophie in
Nl9ler, mo er NroBe geliebtbeit unter
Den Nrabern erlungt.
Sn &iaOtIhu baben i'm Snnern oes
SQnoes mebrere Sample itattgefunoen.
Sn einem berielben purDeu smei dine.
hide geamte uno cine 9lnsubl lbrer
Sellte QetD0tet uno ein Sorf unO Elm
Eager wurDen seritDrt. Die 0eutid,cn
Id)luien nit Den y8ofren CUR Odno, Oo
lie elnen plOBliben Nngrih betiirdtcn.
2luf Der g@erft Der Stettiner SdiIIs.
baugeleIlldoft vGultan" lief Der brittle
Der oprt geb0uten 8unSertreuisr fir Die
hinelihe TlOtte pom GStupel. Ser
neue &rcuser erbielt ben 9tumen Sal,
S6en".
Sen Noro=SnIee= Ganaf pollirten i'm
lebten GeIhdItsjubre 1887 3ompfs UNI
ll,673 Se9elibiffe nit einem @e-
lammt9ebalt pOn l,848, 45S Sunnen.
Der 8elammtAebo!t Der Shifie, Die i'm
Norlobre Den Ganal befubren, mar um
345, 900 5onnen geringer.
Ser Ynplt feieyte am Sonntag I'M
Seilein elmer 9rOBen Yilgerlboar aus
alien Sbeilen be5 2onOes Die Melle su
@bren Der fOmmenben, be5p. perganQe=
nen Sabrestage ieiner erIten Mtefe, lei.
ner 93abl uno ieiner &r0nllng.
Sm lebten Sabre iino in 2onorn
$500 6euersbriinite uor9stommen. Ia
uOn werben l68 ais GroBfeuer uno Die
ibri9ei 1892 ais aleinieusr besei6net.
Sei Il 6;usrsbriinlten mar Elm Gerlult
pon Weni6cnleben 81 betla9en. Sm
Gunsen Iinb lm pergun9enen Sabre 81
Perlonen in Hen 6larnmen llm9efom=
men.
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Ginc Grp4oiion auf Der
,,N0inc."

0aUannu, l6. Seb. piertel por
sebn ubr am 9ienltag Nbeno fauo ar
Soro oes Ser. Staatcn Yanscribiffes
Maine. :. oas bier I'M Safsn licat, ei,,e
furhtbare @rploiion itatt, Die in Der
gan5en Staot peripiirt muroe. Giele
Seute BON Der Yeiubung Der ,Mnine"
wuroen 9et0otet uno pernunoet. Die
idmmtlihen YDDte BON Dem 1panilhen
Greuser 2llfoniu IL. wuroen loiort aus
aeleBt um Der Moine" 9ilfe gu brin=
gen. YOrlduIig ipeiB man nod
m6t, woour6 Die @rplpliou nerur=
Iobt putben lit. Sie pernunr et,n
Dtatrolen Der Blaine" pillen t,lnc Gr=
tldrung baiir anSuseben. 0as S6ifl
ut mabrlhelnllb gang unbraubbdr 0e=
oroen. Sn gang Sauanna lino Die
6enlterlbelben SerIprun9em. Die ST.
plolion fauo ltatt, mdbreno Die 2eute 0lle
i'm S6laie la9en uno niemanb lit pOr=
laufi9 I'LL Stanoc, eine @rfldrllng ilber
Den Gorfall absuaeben. Die ,Maine"
1T eiu Yun5erid)iff 3peiter &lalie pon
66S2 9onnen.
Ser Seridt, baB Gapitdn Gigsbee
DerwunOet lei, lit falib. Sen neueitel
Seri6ten nod tperoen 2 SffiSiere uno
200 uon Ter Wtannl6alt permiBt. Sa=
mes Gope, Der 9erettete Sbiffsto6, err
fldrt, oaB isiner 9lniiht na6 Die Grpu=
lion in Dem WagaSin fir Die 5orpeOr=
SaumluOlle ltattfano. 8enerNl glunco
bat Srore aeaeben, Der Mannlbait III
jeoer Weile 9ilie 81 lsiien.
Sas SrieNsitiif .Mains" waroe
1889 III gtem Yort gebaut uno tOltete
So, 78S. 900. 9as Displacement Dee
Shilfes lpar 664S uno Die Malhineu
hatten 5000 Yteroth0ite. SaS Shifl
mar fiis cine gcmnnnuug BON 874
Mdlm einseridaie;; ea puroe NsiilGri
bon 6apit0n &,issbts. 3,t AoOpnna=
5euerpebr leiliete i0altialiia,n eSell0nr
bel Den RettungsperluNtu. 81 0uVdno
berri1t Die sr0Btc NufregunN. 9it
gBerfte lit nit elmer unaebeuren Wten-
i6ennense anseiiiat.
Nlle elettrilben 9i9ter in Der Staoi
erloIhen lnfolae Der Nemalti9en &r-
ibiitterung. yiiemano tpuBte mas por-
sefaGen nno Die Spribenmaaen rannter
ipie milo ourd Die Straben. Wlar
alaubt, oab ale Offisiere init glus:
nabme BON Senfins uno Merritt geret'
tet ,uurben. @eneral=@onlul See be
fano lih I'M 9otel Snsleterre, als e.
per SelepbOn ppm Wenerolcapitdl
Blanco iiber oas llngliid bsna1ridtig
muroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17
Mnsinub.

2 Ser oeuti6e Gaiier bat entifbieoen,
oaB SolD0ten. pelde oen franS0lil6en
2rie9 mitgemaht, ieitber aber Slreer
Der Ser. Staoten seuoroen lino, nibt
su Der Webnille bered)ti9t iino, ipelhe
aus 9lnlaB Der bunbertldbrigen 8e=
burtstaasfeier oes &aiIers Wilbelm ge-
ptast poroen 1T.
sn Der Srnaepae in Sbsienciol III
@roono. polen, itiir5te fiir3lid) mdbreno
oes @otteshienltes Die Srauen=@allerie
elm. IL 6rauen. S Mdi,ner uno 3
&inoer murOen set0btet uno piele lbmer
perlebt.
Sapan bat China angeaeiat, baB es
|eeionnen 1T, Den 6afen Wei=Sai=@ei
permanent beieBt au balten.
Ser Mtorber oes pr1lioenten 8arrios
bon Guatemala muroe lofort ppn oel
militdriiben @scorte oes grdlioenter
IgetDotet.
Wei Der Mabl in Srlnspaal nutoer
| ll9, 423 Stimmen abge9eben llnb fklef
bapon l3, ,764 auf ben prdlioenter
Rriger, 37l6 auf ben Yiirger Ghal
lnnb l943 auf General Sanbert.
Sn GrIta Gica III mieoer einmal Gin
Nepolltion ons9ebrOden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17
NieScmieucr TT Hittsburg.
Is Meuiten nmgefnmmen.

gtn gbeno oes 9. 6ebruar bra6 i'm
0ebduoe Der 6bNutauqua Safe See
Company, einem iehsitDfigen 8ebduoe,
oas nit isinem ,Sn6n!t einen Wert6 p)n
etma 81 100000 bcliBt, Isuer aus.
&urs na6 II Hin erpiOOirte cine Mcn9e
Wbistep uno mari lie an Die Mtulberrp
Nuep 9rensenos Wtuuer ein. Sn Der
Nllep ltonoen cine Mtnae YoliSiiter /,
Seuermebrleute uno &cporter. pcn
benen tini9e unter Den 5riilnlnern be-
9rnben mllroen.
9luBer Dem ojebdloe in melhem oas
Seuer uusbro6, lino bus WagaSinsoer
g8. q. Ooeoeler, lpmie mebrere tleinere
@eb1uoe un Qenn 9lpenue serltort morz
ben llno belduit iih Der Sbnben ou'
menioltens 81, 500, 600. Glf peripnen
linb babel, iouiel man jebt meiB, ums
2eben getommen, q ueroen nod per-
miBt uno Is lino mehr ober neriae,
|i6per perlebt uprosn Die 5ooten.
iomeit lie bis icbt oufaeiunoen murben,
lino: HpliSei Sei=Sleutenant u. 5. SerrsD,
|Sobn McDannd, ggilliom SCOT, jr.
lluo Sobn Scott. lebtere Sobne pcs
Yralioenten Der @bautouqlia See 50.
Stanlep Stib, Spbn Spper, @eorg
2oneleb. g9iIliam Smith, gilbert u
@olf 5bomas @laifep unb geilian
i Wallrabenllen.
4 Na6 oen leBten geri6ten lpurben bi,
4 iebt Is 2eihen gefunoen. unb Die CAB
Der 0ermiBten betrdst 35.
i 9lm Montag itiirate Die iiiolihe Maue
bes @ebdubes Der llnion STORAGE Com
panp elm unb bsgrub 5 Gnaben unite
ben Sriimmern. Samuel Qenis, eli
| 6arbiaer uno @bas. @ramer puroe
aus ben Sriimmern leralsaesoeen III
linp nur lei6t perlebt. Gpater muBte
Die Mrbeiten einaeitellt meroen. neil no.
tpeitere Mauern einauliursen orDGte
unb Die 8efabr iiir Die Irbeiter 81 srp
mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17
1agesnemig
2niunn.

Aniann.
Die S8ittipe oes mdbreno oes lebten
9sm yorter Wubtampfes TO plDblit
ueritorbe Ell Senrn SeorQe in REM Wpri
bat einen SAuoenerinb= grpseB oe9en
Die SenniDlporia @iienbabngeiellI1aii
anbdn9ia semaht, neil lie auf Dem
SabnbpI oer gendnntCn @elellldoit in
philadelphia in ELL noIhldlliNer g9elie
unbroedtes Gp0 trat ulI0 oen SuB
brub.
Sn NeDatnf, Ros, mpltte ein Seam=
ter einen gSbistsUbdullsrer Nautns
Gnper perhaften. 9leicr soI cinen BE
pOlper uno IboB nen Wtaridnll niehtr,
bod bate er mob &raIt uenu0, auh
Nein SbieBsien ,u sieben uno osn
Gmper 81 er1hieEen.
Sn Der Ndhe ppH 9Irtunios 6itD bot
8roBmuttsr OofIinNa ibre 6nmIie nit
Itlnem Ginoe ilberr0Iht Sle Trnu 1T
"a Sabre olt. Abr ppr nleism neuen
2lnlOmmlin9 oebOrenes jiinNltes &inb
1T 35 Sabre alt.
Ser 2e0islutur bon MailnhuIetts
liegt cine Gill DOR, ponnb Seoer, Der
(b0apilli0er yeile Den !Ruoiabrcm CUR
SAGOia,rng lb.er Idoer OinOernie in
Den gGeQ lelt, III cine 0tloltrGfe BON
filnf big tllnSi2 Dollars Nennmmtn
mtroen fuun.
W1hrenb in Gpnneaut, O., Elm
&unoe in einem 2aoen tinen GeOpluey
unteriuhte. 9lng ole g9aIfe plOBlib lns
unO @lerf SduDler muroe in Die VruIt
9eidOiien unp t0otliO Uerlebt.
Su Nlasta herrIbt poiliee 2lmnrhie.
Sic NotEleiOsnoen rflpetti>en tein @l=
Qanthum uno Die &e0ierung bat be-
ihlOhtn, oas W}ilitdr 81 uerltdrten.
Sn glem Oort bot lb Elm slueites
GjulOeninppe MorogcbelinniB oultoc=
than. gym Galt 9tiuer mur0: tpieoer
eln 9reuli6 Seritiifelter mdnullNer
SeidnUm QtlunOen. Ser &rmoroete
ioIl em Wam bon etiua 30 Sabren ge=
meien itin.
Sn Glcpelano iii ON Somitag Wor=
[9fn ftu0 an gunf= uiio Ct. Gtdiritrubei
oas aroBe $)oDt= OjebGuoe abgebrannt,
III meld)em mciitens &lci0erf0britonten,
uno YelSmaortn0 0dn0Isr ibre @ei6dfts=
lofale b0tten. Ter Sbaoen, gr6Bten=
tleils ourb Nsrliherun9 9cOedt, miro
auf 1915, 600 0cihdbt.
Die 3abl Der @anterottt belief lih
mdbreuo Der 2SoOe in Den Ser. Staa=
ten oui 295, 0egeu 267 I'M lsbten Sabr
uno in CANADA duf 43, 9e0en 81 im
leBten Sulc.
eSn Dem ct. @emilianus Maiien=
bauie IN Dem GorltGothen Ct. Nr0ntls
bel Wtilpuutee br0h SOmta9 9tudmlt=
tag Elm 6euer aus. IS belanoeu lib
in uno I'm Dem @ebGuoe etlua 800
Ginber, luelhe idmmtlib IN Si1erleit
oebro6t muroen. Ser S6uOen am
GjebauOe 1T aering.
Sn 9tem yOrf iuuroe sSruu Wrt6ur
2ebp in Dem 6abrltuGl zines Sotels
obnmddltig; ibr &opi bina sur Ta1r<
itubltbilr binuus uno es oelans erlt, Die
MdIdine gum Sti!lItano 81 brin9en.
ais Der GOpI Der 6rou serQuetl0t mar.
Sn Dem 9Finenitdo:6eu Grant, Snb.,
IhoB Der Ger0arbelter SSObn 6urrinotpn
ienen 6olls9en WeSlep gtiece nieoer
unb bra6te alsoann au1 Dem GaDleb
gticce tOotlids GerleBun9en bel.
9n 2piorb, einem anoeren Minens
ltdotben Anoiana, i6ob Der gpltmeilter
Spbn @iliop Den SObn Spfflnam nie=
Der, llnb in 2obi wuroe oer Staliener
Sobn geiete nit elmer ger9tpc,tsbade
ermproet.
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: @hulbenmocheu - unh ann

Ghuloenmaben - unb sfpar in
mDalidf arObem Mabltabe - iheiu,
Die 3enoens taft idmlntllher ameritani-
iher 8enleinIueien au iein. go babst
LOS Stdote ibre bOnoirte Ghulb por
480 Willionen Dollars i'm Sabre 1890
auf 52l Wdlionen Dollars I'M Sabre
1897 erbObt, ilno bic aeIammte Ghnl,
benmaiie idmmtIiher ar0Beren Gidot'
Der Ser. Gtaaten betrdat psr5eit iib,l
800 Dlilionen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17

Beim 8abnbau in Der G1pei, BAT
|man Die Gsiabrllna scmacbt. oaB oie
Qlrbeiter in elmer Sobe BON 10, 600 sSnB
bios elm Drittel Der .3elt asbeiten to.n.
ieti, als lin cine Meileticfsr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17

allBerlte Ab9eipannts
belt fla9t nub erfldrt,
ibr iet 4ucs ems, if
l,eunmal inter 3ebit-
mol etile SSrau, ble ait
nSraueillb
eaelmdBisfeit
ober St0rrng Der
6nnftionen Der ipe-
Stell iuetbll6cn Srs
9oite letoet. Sebr
bdufig trciben @e.
bdrnutteri rihmer3en
6ie Mrrulftp hpr 9Sers
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17

EebI9ehurt; td) ipar icbr ihpaf,, als ttt
anin9. Sere Weoijneu Sit 9ebraubeu. SIM @au3en
babe tb tunf Glaiben oGpnn aebranGt. 3pe "Fs-
yorite Prescription" uno brei Golden Medical
I1iscovcry, uno fiible mid ieitoem. tpie eeiast,
:pie neu9eboren."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17
Gin "bcruntcrgcfu

ubernlibetes, illn9es g8etb,
oos iiber 8iidenfhmersen,
&opfmeb, 9lppetituerllllf,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-17

Ut. PlelCe D favorlte
Prescription" genon1z
men babe. Sim @alisen
babe if flint SSfaic6en
bon genonmet. g(lS if
oan,it aufins, bate id)
ale Soffnung aufgeges
ben, jemalS beIier All
lueroen {; aber ib bin
@ott bautbar ilno
gliidlih oariiber, baf,
id barauf allfmertiam
gena6t iuuroc. SD
lltt an Senfuug Der
Wlntter uuo 3ebrcnbem
SSlul7, ner senIor elmer
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-01

Then came the vote which was fol- lowed with great interest notwith- standing the defeat of the resolution was a foregone conclusion. The speak CT announced that the vote would be directly on the resolution, not on the adverse report. It was soon evident that party ranks were being held in- tact. There were only three breaks, Messrs. Elliott, democrat of South Car olina, and McAleer, democrats of Penn sylvania, voting against the resolution and Mir. Linney, republican of North Carolina, voting for it. MT. White, re- publican of North Carolina. did not vote. After the roll call was complet- ed the speaker asked that his name be called and on the call responded with a vigorous "no." He then announced that the result was years 132; nays, 1S2. The republicans cheered long and loud- ly over their victory and then at 5:35 D. m. the house adjourned.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-01
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.


 Washington, Jan. 31.-The president day sent the following nominations to the senate:
 To be collectors of customs-Benja- min B. Brown, district of Erie, Pa. i: George E. Bowden. district of Norfolk and Portsmouth. Va. To be consuls-Benjanin Johnston of Iowa. at Utilla, Honduras; Elias H. Cheney of New Hampshire. at La Paz. Mexico; Charles E. MacCrum of Ohio, at Tahiti, Society Islands: John E. Rowen of Iowa, at Port Stanley, Faulk- land Islands. War-First lieutenants to. be captains | -G. W. Palmer, Ninth infantry; S. W. Miller, Fifth infantry. Second lieutenants to be first lieuten- ants-H. J. Hirsch, Sixteenth infantry; Joseph Frazier, Nineteenth infantry; R. L. Hamilton, Twenty-second infan- try.
 i Navy-Assistant Paymaster ]. J. Cheatham, to be past assistant pay l master
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-01
PERSON4L JOTTINGS.

Dr. Robertson Ward. U. S. N, just arrived on the steamship Ems from Genoa and now on waiting orders, is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. J. B. Robertson, 1SS Temple street.
 Charles D. Keeler has been elected superintendent of the Sunday school of the Second Congregational church, succeeding c. D. Parmelee, who served several years and declined reelection.
 Cards were received in New Haven yesterday announcing the birth of a son on January 90th to MT. and Mrs. George Wilson Girod of 53S Hancock street, Brooklyn. MT. and Mrs. Girod spent last summer at the Pequot house at Morris Cove.
 Maurice Cremin clerk at the Wal lingford hotel, was married in this city Wednesday to New Haven lady MT. Cremin will remain at the Wallingford house until the first of May. when he will engage in business for himself in this city.
 Miss Josephine Mabbott has gone on western trip of several weeks with uSl COuSlllS, MIL anu HilS- rlS&EilCA S. Camp and son, of Norwich.
 Dr. Talcott B. Hull has purchased the drug business of the Yale Phar- macy which was owned by the late Daniel J. Brennan.
 Eugene B. Price is confined at his home, 431 Orchard street, with heart disease and dropsy. complicated by other diseases. His physician says his case is hopeless and incurable. MT Price has three sons failing with con- sumption.
 Rev. Dr. W. W. McLane of Ply mouth church has left for Mobile, Ala. for months visit with his sister. Af- forwards Dr. McLane will take a short tour through Florida, and visit his orange groves,
 Superintendent W. A. Schappa oi city hall was out yesterday after be- ing confined to his house for a week MT. Schappa came very near having pneumonia.
 Rev. Father Thomas H. Shanley, who has been attached to the parish of St Francis church for about three years left Saturday to take charge of Ehis new parish in Poquonnock, where he succeeds the Rev. Father Fleming, who l goes to Bethel to succeed the late | Rev. Father O'Cohnor.
 l Mrs. Sarah G. Blinn, whose home is now in Milford has been visiting 1T | town for few days. She accepted ar invitation to sing the offertory at the | morning and evening services Sunday at the Church of the Messiah, much tc the delight of the congregation. MT. Vanderbilt of the junior class al Yale has been absent from college fol few days since Prom. week spending 8 short vacation at Newport
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-01

Rye-1 ,703,561 acres, 27,363,324 bush els. $12,2S9,647 value.
 Barley-2719,1 acres, 66,6S5,127 bush
 els, $25,142139 value. Buckwheat-717S3 S36 acres, 14.997, ,451
 bushels, $6,3191SS value. Potatoes-2,5S4,577 acres, 164.o15.964
 bushels. $S9,643059 value.
 Hay-42.426,77O acres. 6O,664,S76 tons, $401, ,39O72S value. Detailed information by states will be issued in printed form in a few days. The revision of the estimates of the acreage of winter wheat and rye for !, the present season. is nearing comple- | ton. No report on tobacco will be made at present
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-01
NOTABLE RIFLE SHOOTING.

Every Member of Company B, Eighth
 Regiment. M. V. M., Qualified as a
 Sharpshooter.
 Amesbury. Mass, Jan. 31.-The mem bers of Company B, Eighth regiment M. V. M,, Captain Horace S. Bean were presented with Individual sharp shooters medals this evening by Gen. eral Curtis Guild of Boston, state in spector of rifle practice. The medals were awarded for records made by the members of the company during the year 1897 by each man man qualified as a sharpshooter. Only one other company in the world has made sim liar record. and that is a company o1 Austrians at Budapest.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-01
STARTS THAT ITAY,
But This Article Is Not 8 Patent Medicine
 Ad.

A certain grocer in Evanston, H.,
 had a curious experience lately, and
 one that he will not readily forget. Mr.
 P. H. Kles of GA Dempster street, was
 compelled to call in Dr. Dakin, a we'll
 known physician of Evanston, in order
 to find, if possible, why he was becom- ing day by day more dangerously ill and there seemed to be no way to stop the progress of the trouble. He reach ed point where it was critical ques- tion whether he could recover or not when Dr. Dakin advised him that the symptoms indicated that he was being slowly poisoned by the use of coffee If bomb shell had been exploded in MT. Kles' front room it would not have
 created any more surprise and con- sternation.
 Willing to do anything the doctor ad- vised in order to regain health, he
 agreed to leave off common coffee and take cereal coffee. It seems that MT Kles had on his selves the original Postum Cereal Coffee and four brands of limitations of Postum. At the doctors suggestion a sample of each were giv- en to him, which were taken home for anaylsis.
 | After careful trial of each and thor l ough analysis the doctor recommend | ed Postum as the one cereal coffee that | contained the clements of nutrition needed, and thereupon MT. Kles at once | left off the use of common coffee and | took on Postum. His return to health | was rapid. and it is needless to say the | customers of that grocery store fre- | quently hear a good word from the l grocer or his clerks in regard to the | famous Postum Food Coffee.
 l There are hundreds of cases some- what similar to this one, in which peo- ] pie have been running down in health \ for varying lengths of time and have l been unable to determine the cause of | the trouble. It is a trouble that does not seem to yield to medicines or to treatment of any kind. The true reme-
 dy for a general run down condition is
 to abandon coffee drinking and take on Postum Cereal Food Coffee, which goes | directly to work to rebuild broken down nerve tissues throughout the hu- l man body.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-01

gan's Alley by w. H. Macart to . large and enthusiastic audience. The
 play gives Gilmore and Leonard as
 Hogan and Brogan wide scope for their versatile talents. The plot tells
 of two twin sisters who are separated
 and whom Hogan and Brogan mistake
 for each other, thus causing many
 ludicrous situations. The specia1ties
 are of a high order, and present Gill;
 more and Leonard, known the world
 over as "Ireland's Kings Eddie
 O'Dell Ga New Haven boy) in com edy tramp act, which is one of ths
 best ever seen. here. Miss Mazie King in acrobatic and toe dancing won her .. many admirers. The Le Page sisters
 in character change act is decided
 novelty and called forth rounds of ap-
 plause. Miss Lillian Shirley in char acter songs was petite and pretty and
 had to respond to several encores. The work of Thompson and Bunnell, mu-
 sical artists, and Will J. Hagen, ballad singer, was very good, and makes in all one of the best companies seen here this season. The scenic effects are quite a novelty, showing Hogan's AL
 ley, the Hogan Cycle club at Riverside
 Drive, with Grants tomb, and the tenement house, roof garden illumin-
 ated The company give two perform
 ances to-day and tomorrow and should do a large business
 FALLEN AMONG THIEVES.
 Fallen Among Thieves" is Thomas
 H. Davis and William T. Keogh's lat est comedydama offering, which comes to the Grand Opera house Thursday, Friday and Saturday. While it equals as far as scenery, comic inci- dents and sensational features are con- cerned, any of their previous produc- tions, it is said to surpas- them all in dramatic strength and in this respect | also to excel 1.-The Wages of Sim and Woman Against Woman" the other l successes by the same author, Frank Harvey. The story is full of power, the plot well drawn, the characters are
 natural, and the scenes laid in piotur- esque places. Vermont and New York city figure in the action. \ sensation-9 | al high dive by woman is the most | startling episode among the many
 novel features.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-01
NEW ISSUE oF sEcuRITIEs.

New York, Jan. 31.-The Mercantile Trust company to-day began to issue new Union Pacific securities in ex- change for it's certificates of Union Pa cific first mortgage six per cent. bonds, Union Pacific sinking fund eight per cent. bonds, Omaha Bridge six per cent. and Union Pacific purchase mon- ey certificates. It was announced by the secretary that not lower than one hundred schedules would be received in one day. The transfer department of the trust company was busy mak- ing exchanges, and it will take until Wednesday to get through the bulk of the work
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-01
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Reading of Paper Postponed Owing to
 the Blizzard Weather

Reading of Paper Postponed Owing to
 the Blizzard Weather.
 The meeting of the New Haven Col ony Historical society called for last night was postponed owing to the snow storm. Walter s. Prince, who was to have read paper on ''An Examina- tion of Peters Blue Laws" was pres ent ready to proceed with the reading but at the meeting of the directors it was voted in view of the weather to postpone the reading until more aus picious occasion. About dozen people were present to hear the paper, among whom were Prof. s. B. Baldwin, Prof. A. M. Wheeler, Prof. H. E. Smith, B R. English, Norman S.. Platt, Dwight Bowers, George R. Root. Another meeting for the reading of MT. Prince5s meeting for the reading of MT. Princes weeks.