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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
No0ntaIs: SetpeO, Seinrid), 9ie=
OctiGtS.

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troiter &6en6poIt", frii6er beuti9er Maz
rtnepffi5ier, glaubt ben 8eri8t, tpel9en Der
omerifonif6e Geetriegscorrefponbent @tidz
nep, pie er iagt nit @enebmi9ung 9enep's,
iiber Die 9dnbel 9etpep's nit Prin5 6einz
ri9 unb nit NDmiral b. 9ieDeri9s bon
Ni33a aus e~rfattet bat, bur9aus nibt, urb
b~egriinbet feinen 11nglauben err items in Be-
treff Der 9Gnbel NIT Bring 9einri9 i'm
NeientGthen 70:
n@inen beutfGen MbmiroG, Der bic SLOT
tenettquette ni9t fennt tpie bas Nbc, giebt
es ni6t; unO einen 0o6en3oQernprin5en,
einen 8ruber bes beutf6en &aiiers, nit
mangel6after GtiquettefenntniB fi9 bor3uz
ite0en, lit ert re9t unm0gli6. Sernsr it
es Site, baB bel einem berartigen 8anfett
= mir niifen 1i9t, pb 0affsl6e an 2dnD
ober am 8oro zines S6iffes 1tattfanD -
nur auf Die 9efunb6eit bes Qanbes6err1!,
in bic fem San auf Die Der &Dnigi1 BON
@nglanb, benin 9bangbat lit engli19, uno
Die beg 6errn be5 @6ren9aftes, 6ier alTo
bes beutf6en &aiiers, %getrunten pirb. Nber
felb1t penn mir 3ugeben ipolen, baB gri13
0einri9 mai Der @Gite tpegen cine Nu5z
na6me gema9t (pas 1ebr untpa6r19einli6
i1), 10 niirbe er gang iiGer ni1t bergefen
6a6en, 6uB 0efpeD ali; Sci 6moberdsf 665et
i'm Honge 1tanb, al5 Die beiben ruftf6sn
8apitdne - oas 1T gang unbenfbar. N6er
1elbft tpern er ben 9roben 8ertoB gegen Die
etiquette gema6t BADEN fOlte, piiroe er e5
babel BADEN betpenben lafTen. Nie unO
ninmer piirbe Der 8ruber bes beutI6en
&aiIers Mbbitte g~eleiitet baben obsr auG5
nur in gipilfleioung ba8 frembe @9tff Be-
fuht baben. 9as 1T gang unoentbar, gang
ausgef4loHen."
8etreffs Der bon @tidnep eemeloeten
0rObungen 9etpep's segen ben 5Iagg1eutz
nant bes N0mirals 0sberi9s 6emertt ST.
9offnmnn:
Sin unerifdnif9er Mbmtral ion ber1
@eI9ipaber9ef elmer anoern Station NIT
&rieg gebro6t, unb ber anbere, unb moi
ba3u Elm folder 9ibfopf pie BON 0ie0erids.
ioG bas rubig eingeftedt baben! Weber bus
cine nod Da8 anbere erT9eint mogli9,
eben1o nentg pie pabr fem fam, baB Nbz
miral Sepen ben Mbmiral Oteberi9s Der
1nfenntntB bes 80lferre9ts beI6ul0igt Fat.
@s giebt e6enfopentg einen beut19en Slot
tenfi6rer, Der bas @Dlterre6t niGt fenni,
pie es einen giebt, benz ~l1nfenntniB Der
6lottenz@tiquette naAgeiagt tperoen tann."
9ei68eitig nit bieien 9etroiter Qngaz
ben 4ommt BON Berlin bic &unbe, baB oa5
bortige Marinez8 eroronungs6latt 6olgenz
bes melbe: @i3e=Nbmiral BON 9ieberi9s,
Der frii6ere Gbef Oes areu3ergef9paoers in
ben otaiiatii9en 9epd1ern, lei, pie es in
Der betreffenben faiferli9en &abinetsorbre
betBe, r5u ietner Snformation" gum Gene
raI1tab Der Mrmee fpmmanbirt tporben.
l1ebrigens bat 9epeD bic @ei9i9te ~leiner
9robung gegen ben Oeuti4e 5ldggleutaant
feinespegs gum 3ped bes SeBens gegen
9eutI9lanb Oer0ffentli4en luTIen, 1pnberu
our t6atfG6lifen Mioerlegung Der MorbSz
ge79idte elmer fiir5Gi6 enlightenment 9etpep>
Geographic oOn SObn Barrett, ponan
0etpeb auf eine beutI4e 8artafe, tpelfe
Na9ts auf ben 8reu3er Olympia" 5ufu6r,
p6ne Die Gufe beg 8oitens Der leBteren 31
beantporten, pieber3olt bdtte fdieBen
lafe11.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

8e bereits in unferem @onntugsblatt
erpG6nt tDurDe. 1T Der glidli9 BON briiben
3~nradgefe6rte beut de gonu III 8i n +
bahter gang 6egeitert BON benz
~ trtRf6aftli4en Nuff9nunge
9entf GLANDS. 9iefe 8eOba6tunq
bes taiierli4en 8eamten tpirb OonauF tez
tdtigt bur4 bic be5 amerifaniI6en 8irz
gers Grnt @6metBer in 8a1ti<
more, zines betannten f6urf6Iidenoen
beuti4@omeritanifden Embellishments, Der
i'm oieSidbrigen Gommer glei4fuGs
9eutf3lanb bereiit bat, SbgGet4 er erit
bor einigen Subren brauBen NOR, erfIIte
i'm bic ieitBer erfotgte NOD grDBere @teiz
gernng bes 0~orti8en tpirt6I4uftlt4en Sc
beibens nit @taunen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

CUR Seier bes 10. 9eburts<
tages Der &6nigin MiI6elmine BON SOL
lamb 81. NuguiD ftno in 9oaanb neue
Miin3en in 8erte6r gefOmmen. Die Bis
Der i'm nmlauf ~befin0Itden 8eigen bic 90z
niein i'm Otter BON 3ebn Subren. Die
reuen M}iin3en geben bas Bib Der iungen
Serrf9erin in ibrem 10, Sabre; ie itn0
BON benz fran30iiden 9ebaileur 9aui
Safet grdpirt unb purben in Der Barrier
Miin3e geprdgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Der bemDtrattf9e @taats>
cOnpent BON Maffu9ufetts bat
ftb bur9 ieinen iilbertoQen boss @tI=
.ltams cine ebenio toGe @iIbsr=
plante Der plutfOrm uuf5tpingen Gai1er.
Die angeie6eniten Semotraten baiel6ft,
0arunter Sofia9 9uincp, proteitiren nadz
oruflt4. un0 elmer Der fir @taatsGmter
bon Dem GOnosnt aufgeiteqten 9unbtbuten,
8alter 8, q SHE'LL, bat nit Gnt=
riiitun9 Die Domination auf foI9em proz
gramm 3uridgepiefen. SbgGet9 Mafuz
huletts fur gep06nGi6 Elm repubIitunii9s fer
Staat 1T, bat bod Die bemotratifde 9artei
nod Dor einieeu Sa6ren Bel Der @ouDsrz
ueurspabI geiiegt, aber 6a mar Der treff>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Die nun nit Der Gorne1G=untberz
fitGt in sSt6aca i'm Staat Seem Yorf
~perbunbene 5or It atabemie unter 2ei=
tung beg bortrefFli4en beuti4en Sorifmon@
nes Sermon lift tbre Nn5iebnngStraft
bereits au4 auf ben Mefen aus. On
bat Elm trebiamer 9eutf4~4meritaner Don
&anfas Gitp, 6err MiIhelm &lsmme, fi4
foeben na6ber Cornell rniOerittGt begebe1,
UNI ft8 benz 5oritfa9 gu pibmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

li6e @olbbempfrdt 90 m. s. RuffslI
i6r 6ibrer. Mie iib mander unierer 2e=
fer e~rinnern ipirb, tdmpfte RufIe4 duf Dem
leBten bemofrati6en Acknowledgement odz
bier in @6icugo auf's m%ann6uftete ge9en
@i[6erf9pinbel. @lei9 burauf itarb er
unb 1ett9er tit Die Demofrutifde partei po1
MafIa4ufetts Elm idmmerli9ea @rad.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Ser Oraniefrett hd1t feft
gum Sran8oaa1. grGit6ent Stepn Der
SruniezRepu6lit fagt: n9aben bic gn9=
Idnber erft bic SranspuuIzGepublt iibet
ben 9aufen %gerannt, bann fommen mir
bran!" Die Snterefen Der beioen Buren,
Republican fino ibentt16.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Die 8aifsrparube oes baot@
Mrmeecprps auf benz Sorf>
6eimer 6elb Bel &arlsru6e Fanb in tr0z
menbem Regen itutt, puroe aber
troboem flptt ourhgefibrt. Die Snfanz
terte mar1dirte in 59lamm Big iiher Die
anDbel. Inter einAerfprengenoen 9feitern
1priBte bas Mafer bod auf. 1nh ol5
nun oar bic GegimentstoIonnen Der Snz
~fanterie in geI9loRenen Mu1en anriidten,
flog ben 2euten Mui7er unh 94mub big
melt iiber Die &nie. Sin unter 10 Ell T6ntz
renben umtdnben ausgefii6rter paraoez
mari6 legte berebteS 3eugniB fir bic Nus
bilbung Der Sruppen ab. Mte Der 8aiier
70 betimmerten fid 70 a1te 9erren
ME Der GrOBber3Og BON 8aoen nno Der
&Dnig BON @a6ien ni6ts I'm Das @etter.
4u9 Bel ben SeGbman6bern heS
IN irttembergif3en bubt DE n
unb eGfGfftf6en @rmeeeorPs
berrI9te gum She'll i6perer 8egsn, 0o6
tpeber Sruppen mod 6ii6rer modten fid
mas baraus - audi nt9t in ben PGHen
bes G4tpar3tpulbs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Mie t%raurig tpirbe es um oas
utf9ameritanert4um befteGt
fein, tpenn t8 nt6t nah @merita gefomz
men nGre - pentt 9ugp MInfer=
berg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Nus NeD Orleans perben NOD
INNER neue @elbfieberfdue gemelDet unb Die
8eulenpef bat bereits in Sii0amerita berz
f9iebene Spfer gefprbert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
- 60entIt@e
SuinDiS SHUTS 3eitnng.
Mittpo9, ben q. September 1899.
~ ent


sn Gbicuoo burd bic Srdssr ing 3uus e~etiefert.
9doli6c augeabe uno Ser @eften" per Bo9e.. Wv
5dgli6e @usgabe per Sabr. ................ IoV
9dQli5c augoabe unb Ser @etsn"..............lo4O
Ser gBeten4 per o'oo
g806cutti0e &usgabe per abr............... S'o
aus Qbonnentsn pr 9pft in ben Der. Staafen
iotpie Canada uno Wterieo:
$doli6e @ugqube per
Ser g8eiten" per Sabr a.oo
Q959entli6e Gusqabe per ubr................. wv
Sus ustano:
(ganaba uno Merieo ousgenomnlen):
9delibe 4us9abe per
Modenblatt ooer Moden=gSefen ............... 3OO
6onntaqgz Beften NIT rG6er3 unD Grnit'...... $50
Saeeblatt uno sSer Msftea" l'-50
Illinois Staats-Xeitung Co.,
@bicaoO, IN.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-29
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Will Hold 1900 Meeting at
Vinita.

Learning incidentally yesterday
noon that formal invitation to
hold its meeting at Vinita had not
been sent the Indian Territory
Press association, in session at
Ardmore, recourse was had to the
telegraph. That ii was to some
purpose is shown BY the fact that
at It's afternoon session the ASSOC
citation voted TO hold itsnext meet
ing at viniia. in May, 1900. 1t is
not to be understood that the craft
is .thin- skinned" or anything Of
| the sort, but the meetings OF the
association are eagerly sought by
most of the enterprising territory
towns, and under such circum, ,
stances it is we'll to exercise a iltr
tie courtesy, and extend an iRK
tation. When the time arrives
the local press viii ask the 1sl'
Gems OF the town to lend its assist;
ance in entertaining the visitors and
making their stay pleasant, and
has no doubt the response will be
q hearty one from all. We have
had the ecclesiastical bodies, the
politicians, nearly all the secret
society grand bodice, medicos,
pharmacists. and now il is proper
that the newspaper men be
lbro ught into camp and "sighted. !"
The town is just laying for 'em. :
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-29
THE NEW in MILLINERY. VERY UNSATISFACTORY
Outlook for EARLY Settlement
UnfayorabIe.

Inspector J. Gsorgp Wright said
yesterday % a representative Of
this paper ,naet the outlook for an
early settlement Of conditions IN
me territory Were not favorable
The work Of the Dawes commls-
zion; Mr.. Wright said was pro-
crossing A. iasl AZ y, IN the nature
OF things could proceed; thai the
work was tedious and almost
bnundless one. The prospect for
allotment in the Cherokee nation
was dependent upon a vast deal Of
work by the commissioner. First
complete roll OF Cherokee cIti-
zens who were to participate in the
division Of land would have to be
made, and as the citizenship
question in The Cherokee nation
was more complicated than in any
OF the other tribes that il would
perhaps take q longer time to COM
plets the work OF enrolling. The
inspector said that he did not think
a land Office would be established
in the Cherokee nation until the
citizenship question was settled
as the commission could not know
who were entitled TO file on land
until that time.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-29
picked up a Premium.

wv. 7. Hutchings was yesterday
awarded al Denison the first prize
for the best standard bred mare. 8
years old and over. 0ther prizes
will be picked up by Muskogee ex-
hibitors. This is the first and only
prize awarded there to an Indian
Territory exhibit Of horses. Mus
kogee Times.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-29
Feathers and Birds Follow
the Flowers.

While artis.s aud designers lash-
Ion NV ssylss Of ladies' headgrsr,
feminine loveiine~s will continue
90 come ons on opening nights q
admire and Try on their praduc
tiou-
Yesterday afternoon and lssst
night saw the usherina in Of the
fall millinery season Al X N. Rat
cliff Millinery Co.'S. Il also cav an
opeDicg devnid Of music @ how
era pr any "side issues slmp y a
display OF millinery and i,s aeces
sores. While the store below dis
closed the exercise of industry and
Ngood taste in preparing for the
eyent, there was lack of appear
ance Of having all the stock on ex
hihision. and nothing was done TO
de,ract from the millinery depart
msnt display up stairs. There hats
and bonnets for persons Of all ages.
and tastes, and conditions in soci-
ety. were to be seen. Feathers,
birds and pronounced colors have
succeeded the flowers and airy
trimmings of summer, and there
is a suggestion OF CHEEKY winter IN
the surroundings.
A millinery opening where the
hats were not handsome would DC
wonder. We're they not so nc
openings would be held. BY nc
means was the beauty and lowell
ness confined last night to Miss
Fayant's creations in millinery
The guests, by their smiling anc
animated faces, did much TO add t
the beauty of the scene, and ther'
no denying that the attractive
ness of a hat is materially en-
hanced by surmounting a hand
some face--and this is rule tha
works both ways.
Aside from the hats and feath
ers, which traversed the whole lin
Of such articles, as stated, one 9
e The most attractive sights was tn
display Of velyets for trimmings
4 They were tastefully massed alonl
|Iaone side of The room and made
show which missed the eye Of n
one. Some of them, the green's j
particular, were exquisite.
In order 10 give every opportu
nifty for inspection, the balance .
the week win be devoted to die
PLAYING goods in the millinery dc
partment, and guests are invited !
make repeated visits. Mr.. Ratcli'
and his able corps of assistant
will endeavor to welcome all, an
the same attention will be be
slowed upon them that was show
last evening.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-29

As the LAWYER said 10 the jury:
us fighting u en- must all s'end
together. .
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-29
ua,her Of 200 Children.

-..-iss Mary Bartelme is little
hGsher' to over 200 orphans and
l.a,f orphans in Chicago. In 1897
.ge succeeded William s. Young
as public guardian, and since
then hen time has been pretty
tharoughly devoted to the troub-
les and needs Of her little charges
When an orphan is left entirely
alone in the world, when the
court does not deem relatives or
friends The proper personsto care
for a child, or when the relatives
onfEieadsseann agpee ~ tasats
s&apsi ilion fhca MISS Baftesins
p.'oshie.l gssagalisn h.F tlse Pro.
SSae Judge. NugNpNS asS
aGhildren have incomes more than
KsIisxient to pay tct tnesr board
:.is sloihine In these elaser
families who adopt them are only
called on to give them home and
an education.
Miss Bartelmes duties towards
these children are to provide
them homes, adjust family feuds,
advise the hayward, direct the
inexperienced, soothe the last
hours Of the dying, and carry
flowers and comforts to the sick.
With all these duties her time
and her heart are well filed, and
she has shown a remarkable
adaptability for them, and an IN
j selfish willingness in assuming
them. Judge Kohlsaat says that
| she has lifted an enormous re-
sponsibility of the courts and has
made the way easy for providing
for the unfortunate little or
Exchange.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-29

.sThe Car of Russia won't cele.
brate the fourth this year.
"Why ~
because it's only his second o.
third, and a girl at that"
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-29

The largest shipment Of hats Of one quality ever
brought to the Territory received by US last
week. They come in ...........
The evening times., 1899-04-24
Incited Indian. to XIII Whites.

Antlers, l. T., April 2i.-Solomon
Hotema. Choctaw medicine man." and
eight other Choctaw Indians are in the
federal pail here under accusation Of MUIR
dering three whites and wounding another
near Cold Springs. There has been great
deal of sickness amops the Choctaws this
winter. which Hotema. their chief medicine
man. failed to cure He tried all his in
carnations and applied all his remedies
in vain. The sick we're dying at an alarm
ing rate and there was great dissatisfac-
tion in the tribe. Finally movement
was started to depose Hotema. and, tt is
said. to kill him. Hoping to put an end to
this movement and to restore himself to
favor, Hotema declared that his inability
to cure was due to the influence Of
party Of white squatters who lived In the
neighborhood and who he declared were
witches. He said they were trying to
exterminate the Indians in order that they
might possess the Choctaw lands. The In
dians became so much worked up over
Hotema's story that . party Of them de-
81 ended upon the camp Of the sQuatters
and killed three Of them, including enc
woman. James Ellison, one OF the men,
escaped with q slight wound and brought
the news to Antlers. A posse went at once
to the Choctaw camp. where they made
nine arrests. including the medicine man:
who had no actlve part In the ahair. Al
are held for murder.
The evening times., 1899-04-24
MARYLAND HAPPENINGS.

The residence of School Commissioner H. frank
lin Stevens near Andersontown, Caroline county.
was DESTROYED by fire April 81. together with the
vreaer part of the furniture. The fire started IN
= room over the kitchen. and was beyond con-
trol before it could be put out. The loss l.
about $1,000 which il is said is covered by IN
surance-
Frank Bowman and John NJ. Goeiler. of Ba'ti-
more. purchased the old Page foundry property,
in Frederick CITY for 81 so and. it is said. will
convert The place into a brewery. Ii i under
stoo., that TIE purchasers have been identified
with the Globe Brewing Company. OF Baltimore.
4 large ice plant will also be erected on the
premises
The frame dwelling hous of Charles $. Nichols,
registrar of voters of Barncsviile, Montgomery
county, was destroyed by fire Saturday. which
caught on the roof by sparks tying from the
chimney The fire not discovered until the
roof was nearly falling in. Most of the furni-
ture was saved and all of the outbu:ldirgs. Los
81 600 fully insured in the Grangers Insurance
Company OF Frederick county.
A fire was started Saturday afternoon in South
Mountain from sparks from locomotive. half
mile north of Edgmont, and ragged furiously for
a time. The flames spread over the timberland
of Samuel b. Loose, of Haserstown, and threat
ened the barn and dwelling house. which were
only saved by the strenuous efforts OF large
force of re-fghters. who checked its progress
by starting counter fires thousand acres OF
timber were burned in the vicinity of Rohrcrs-
vile
The evening times., 1899-04-24
END OF THE OYSTER SEASON.
Unxatisfactory Reports From tn
Talbot Grounds.

Unsatisfactory Reports From the
Talbot Grounds.
Easton, Md. April 24.-Tomorrow will
be the last day of the oyster-catching sea
son, though oystermen are allowed until
the SOth to dispose of their stock.
The spring business OF carrying oysters
for plants to Northern water was very
small on the Talbot oyster ground this
season. Very few were carried away. The
business has almost entirely disappeared
from these waters. The reason Is. it is no
longer lucrative, as plants can be procured
much cheaper in southern Maryland and
Virginia waters than here, and the tong
men were unwilling to deplete the bars OF
stock that will be very valuable next fall
for the little money the export plant
would bring There has been consider
able local planting. but mostly in small
lots for waterside farmers. who have pro-
tected coves and creeks into which the
oyster fisher on natural bars never comes.
there being no natural growth in them.
Miles River reports say the longing sea-
son has been rather an unsatisfactory one.
The records are said to show that during
four months OF the eight in the season
there were not at any time four consecu-
tive working days. owing to bad weather.
To Offset this. however, to some extent,
oysters have been in finest condition and
have brought good prices.
The evening times., 1899-04-24
A DESPERATE BURGLAR.
Married Couple Nearly Killed by
Thief With q Hatchct.

Norfolk. Va. April 24.-Late Saturday
night George johnson. huckster, and his
wife, were attacked and nearly killed by
burglar at their home in Norfolk coun-
ty. about mile from the city.
johnson. hearing a noise in the house,
got up to investigate. He encountered a
man, and a scuffie ensued. johnson re-
ceived terrible blow on the head and be-
came unconscious His wife, who had
followed, received like treatment.
Early yesterday morning the facts were
reported to the county authorities, and
George Washington, a half-witted negro.
who resides near the Johnstons' home,
was arrested on suspicion. The injuries
of the Johnsons are serious, their skulls
being fractured evidently with hatchet
Both are in the hospital In this city.
Washington was partially identified by
Johnson yesterday. The accused was re-
manded to the county Jail to await the re-
suit of the injuries.
The evening times., 1899-04-24
OLD DOMINION NEWS NOTES.

Young Mems Business Association has been
organized in Petersburg. with 200 members.
Charles Hall Davis. young lawyer. was elected
president.
A case of smallpox discovered in Peters
burg Friday. the patient being negro named
William Jones. who. with his wife and child,
were sent to the pcsthouse.
Joseph Hartman. charged with stealing lot
Of diamonds from Buchanan. in Richmond. was
taken TO Richmond from Newport News ycstcr-
day by Sergeant Tomlinson-
]. r. Zimmerman and Miss Janet Fawcett. OF
Alexandria, who were riding out to Mr.. thinner
mans residence on Seminary Hill. were over
thrown Saturday evening on the Prince Street
extension, near Hoof's Run, and somewhat hurt,
but their injuries are not serious
The close proximity Of Norfolk to the United
States possessions Porto Rico and Cuba, has re-
viyed project to place that city where she once
was in the ranks of commerce as fruit i'm
porting centre. Captain Hill. Of the bark Moss
Glsun. which sailed yesterday for 81. Stephens.
is L1xious to put his ship in tine trade, and has
received much encouragement from Norfaik busi-
mess men with whom he has talked upon the
subject.
The evening times., 1899-04-24
LOST HER LITTLE HUSBAND.
Troubles of a Newly Arrived Dame
From Europe.

From Europe.
New York. April PA fustered and
anxious woman was among the callers at
the Barge Office yesterday. She IS Mrs.
Charles Mcnamara. a stately dame. who
had arrived here Friday in the steerase of
the steamship Ethiopia. Her companion
then was little man who was just three
feet in height, and whom she addressed as
Charlie"
II turned out that he was her husband,
and the two as they left the Barge Office
and made their way across the park at
tracted much attention by reason Of the
shortness of the one and the height OF
the other.
Mrs. McNamara called at the Barge Of
fee yesterday to say that she had lost her
diminutive companion. and was anxious
that somebody find him. After leaving the
Barge ONCE on Friday the two had gone
TO Smith & McNell's hotel. where the
wife left her husband and went up town
to see sister who lives in Harlem. When
she returned Charlie" had disappeared.
and she hasn't seen him since.
Il just went up to see my sister. who
lives in East Seventy ninth Street" she
said. "and when / got back to the inn he
was gone. left him at the inn. and he
promised that he would not go away. and
now l have lost my Charlie
The husband. according to Mrs. Nc
Namara, did not carry the family purse.
and the wife was apprehensive that he
had run as short in funds as he had in
stature. The little man had ticket for
Boston. and someone had heard him say
that he would have to go straight on 10
Boston. believing that his ticket would be
useless unless II was used that day.
Mrs Mcnamara left, saying she would
return to her ''inn." and if no message
had arrived there she would go on TO
Boston