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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27
North Neat News Netes.

Reports Of Cape Nomes' merit are
greatly at Variance.
Boston capitalists will visit Spokane
during the coming fruit fair.
One OF the visiting editors gave Ore.
gon new name Hospitality
Total gold brought down from Klon.
dixie thus far this year is $s.670,00o.
Juneau will have new $40. 900
courthouse. built by the government.
Southern Oregon man found the dead
body OF missing nephew through the
disclosures Of vision.
Spokane's bank clearings in last fis-
cal year have increased more than any
city west Of the Mississippi.
Heroes Of 'Frisco's latest poisoned
candy sensation we're formerly resi-
dents Of Vancouver, b. O.
Outstanding Sherman county war
rants have all been called in. The
county does not owe one cent.
Sheepmen Of Missoula. Mont, are
at war over attempt TO keep them from
shearing within the city limits.
Golden spike vas driven in White
Pass s. Yukon railway July 9. In cele-
bration Of the roads completion.
Mrs. Hampson. Sacramento wo-
man, has started over the Edmonton
trail to seek her husband. gone year.
Spokane internal revenue collections
| for six months have been over $4,000
in excess OF last years total collec'
| tions.
Reno, New. Gazette says automo-
biles will soon be used to transport bo'
rax from Hainey county to Winnie
mucca.
Apples and pears will be plentiful
in California. but in Oregon the crop
| will be failures. Peaches from Call
foInia will also be plentiful, and South
ern Oregon will be likely to send som'
also.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

Remember that you can buy Jesse Moore
A. A. Whskey for the same price that Is
paid for ordinary whiskey. For sale by all
II rst. class dealers and druggists.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

Az present England sells Colombia
nearly 20 pci cent OF tho cotton cloth
used by the latter. and the United
States only about | | per cent.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

rlTN Permanently Cured. No fits or nervouaneas
IliS amer first days use ot " kIne'a OfrA,
Nerve HcAtnFer. send for FREE $500 trial
bottle and lreaiiss. d II. II. KLINE. La. $40
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27
uncle Joshua-'We's got ter have

Uncle Joshua yves got ter have
some more coalIng stations" Uncle
JededIah--"What do we need 'em ferY'
Uncle Joshua Why, ter accommo-
date our navy. We're goin' ter have
a bigger navy, ye know" Uncle Jede-
dlah--.A bigger nayyf We don't need
that, either" Uncle Joshua 1--WE
don't? How'd we defend our new
coaling-stations them T-Judge,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

At the railway stations In Russia
books are kept in which passengers may
enter any complaint they may wish to
make.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

An offer of s23, 900 for three orchids
exhibited at the Atwerp horticultural
show lIas been refused by the owner OF
the flowers.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

The market gardeners around Paris
cultivate the dandelion on a large scale
and sell Il for good prices In the mar
ket.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

The good Dean Swift once said: !
never knew n man come TO greatness or
eminence who lay abed In the morn
ing.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

Pisos Cure for Consumption has saved
me large doctor bills.-C.' l.. Baker, 422s
Regent So, Philadelphia, Pa. Dec y, 80.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

Several towns near Boston are to
have steam motor omnibuses soon to
run in streets where there are no cara
at present.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

DR.. Rogers. of the Northwestern uni
veraity, claims that there are Ia bogus
degree. .conierring colleges" In Chi.
caRo.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

Some men are so vain. A man In
st. Louis went into deep mourning for
his mother.in.Iaw because he thought
black was becoming to him.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

Many kinds OF ples--ttching, blcedlng-al
painful terrible t0rtuTes, but are all quickly
cured BY Cascarets Candy CathaTtjc. All drug
giAts, l0c, 25c, bOc.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
Ing Syrup the best remedy TO use for their
children during the teething period.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27
"Do Not Grasp afthe eShadogu
and Lose the Substance.

Many people are but shadows of their
former sstVes. due TO neglect Of health.
Look out 70, the Blood, Tho fountain Of
Efe. the actual substance; keep that pure
BY regular use of HOODS Sa,sapa,ila and
robust health pDaf Be the result. Be sure
10 get only Hoods. because
floods SaaJabAN
o q lIylrID1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30
eo' = XII. 21ile9gidtur.

5n ben ousgebebnten anb fh0n ges
ltgenen GGrten bes patifanilhen pa>
Id}tes pflest Der papit Geo XIII. Bel
8utem Wetier regtlm6big einige Ia>
gssftunbtn ber t0rperliMen grbolung
iinD llnterbaltuns au ipibmen hnb IN
ber beiBen Subres5cit 3uipeilen eine
fDrmIihe Wiles9iatur al senieben.
Geinen NDrgdngern itanben bebufs
hes GomMeraufentbultes Der TN 16.
Scbrbunbert uuf ber lnftigen 6Dbe bes
QuirinaIs erbnute palat, bas iebiee
i1nigli1e Ghlob. unb bas f1lobartige
QdnbbuuS uuf benz Rraterranbe bes
herrliden Mlbanerlees aur Werfiigung.
Geit Der papjt ben Watitan niht mebr
berlGbt, nnnbte bort bns Wlittel gefunz
ben tperben. ibm bic Gingel1loHenbcit
unb Bic briidanbe Gpmmerbibe ertrGgz
liher 81 MAIDEN, u1b es 1T leo XIII.
9elungen, ith IN benz baumrei4en
@urten auf benz NiiGen bes Mons Waz
ticonus, ben bic dltersgraue, mdhtig.
@tabtmauer einf1liebt unb bic nabe
petersfuppel iiberragt, einen berei=
benstpertben GrbDlungsort unb angsz
nebmen 9ommeraufentbalt 5u idafz
fen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30

@Grten Sat popR Ntc XIII. Fd cine
Diua fiir ben SpmmerdufsntboH nnb
einigt allbert Naulinieit<n srrihten
IaiTsn. gu ibnen geb6rt bus rRaffee@
haus", IN benz tr ndh benz @pa3ierz
gang ausauruben unb cine .3eit lang
al plaubern Iiebt. Den GIteiten unb
tbripiirbisnen She'll ber aus ben per>
fbiebeniten Sabrbunberten fammen<
ben @ebdube bes Wdtitnns bat man IN
benz Nunbtburm Qeo's W., benz cIors
riDne", por ii1, Der dls tpu9tiger
3ease bes friiberen Mittelalters in bic
moberne 3eit bereinragt unb speitbin
bic @egenb beberrfcbt. papft 2eo Nv.
bate ibn gum 59ube bes pdpftlihen
Gtabttheils erbaut. ben er 5uerft nit
einer Ningtnauer llrn5og, rlahoem ct
I'm Sabre $40 bic pliinbernb Bis Nom
3iebsnben unb bic Mppfeltirhsn berau=
benben 9araaenen Bel Ditta seidlagen
bate. 9unbertidbrise giden unges
ben i'm. Die 10 SUB Diden Mauern
nm19lieBen eine Mn3lbl NGume, in bic
aud Die rDmifde @ommerslutb ni4t
einaubringen permas. sSn benz sroben
Runbgema9 bes eriten @todtpertes
berbrinst Der greiie pap1t bic beiBeFen
Sugesitunben. Muf elmer GrbDbung
itebt elm Sdreibtifd. In Der ttefen
Mauernif9e nnter bem syenfter Elm alt=
Ddterifdes @mpire1ofa nebit einem be-
queraen 2ehnftnbl. Das @rbge5hoB
entbdlt eiren Dienerraum, Elm @ema9
fir bic bienfttbuenben prdlaten unb
einen fletnen, nit rptber Seibe ausgez
fhlagenen 5alon, in benz Bel bringen=
ben 0dGen eine Mubiena ertbsilt ner<
ben fann. Sm uebrisen 1T bieIes M1pl
allen fremben 8liden ftreng berz
f9lofen.
@letdpie bic Nprliebe fir ben Gur>
tenbau, bic Mtnaerei unb bic 8aunl=
au4t tteilt papft 2eo XIII. nit ben
italienii9en @eiitli9en, bic in ibrem
3eitpertreib be1hrdntt iinb, bic 2uit
am Wogelfans. Gs feblt besbalb i'm
Datitaniihen Garten ebenfo tpenig tpie
Bel BE-. seeisnet gelesenen 2anbpfar=
reien Der BON Geftrdu9 umsebene
cRoccolo", Der plab nit Der peritedtsn
Nogeliihaerbiitte unb ben Shlagneben,
bic bur9 eine 5hnur in 8etpeguns sez
febt perben. Sir bic armen 2ano>
pfarrer bilben bic gefanseEen 8Ogel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30
Das Rafftehesa..

gs ift besreiflid, bab ber papft bort
70 ipenis tpie m0slid seitDrt fein min,
unb Dab es rliht leiht iit, in bie1em
Buen=Retiro gu ibm au getansen.
ueberbaupt iinb bic patitaniIhen @Grz
ten nur auf befonbere gmpfebluns auz
gdnglia. unb nod fhpieriser ift es,
bic GrlaubntB our 9eritelluns bon
3eihnungen ober photographer 5ll
erbalten.
Die nur tpertge bunbert Meter entz
fernte Rieienfuppel bes petersbpmes,
bic als granbiofeites Osnfmal bes @e=
MES Midelanselo's fidb in Die 2iifte
fbtpingt. erf9eint BON benz 5abrtpeg,
duf benz bic pdpltli9e GarpHe lang1am
pabin5urolIen pflest, faum mod uls
Rirhe, ionbern als ifoltrtes 8aupert,
bn bic Gdrten betrd6tli9 bDber liesen
dls Der bas alte gircustbal einneb=
rnenbe petersplaB, tpesbalb bisIer
fdmmt ben gplonnaben unb Der Stride
Deri9ipinbet.
Bei benz Sburme Qep's ". bsfinbet
ii9 bic Dom ieBigen papit ielber ansez
legte Rebenpflanauns, Der er sroBe
2iebe unb perfDnlide Sorse tpiomet,
10 bab man ibn bort autpeilen nit Dem
Minoermei1er bantiren unb ben @drt@
nern 9(ntpsiiungen seben iiebt. Sein
9auptoersniisen lit Die Meinlsie, tpenn
bus Sabr gut seipe1en unb bic grnte
reidli9 1T. Mn einem ftilIen, 1onnisen
Septembertase tpirb bann Der 9arten
polIitdnbig abgefperrt, unb Der sldnz
3enbSfhiparae. nit ipeiBem Sammet
1ussefhlasene. BON oipei bsbdbigen
Nappen se5ogene pGpitlide Wasen, nez
ben bsl1 Elm Officer Der Nobelgarbe
reitet, fdart u1ter bam pldt19srn Der
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30
Der SC pccpLo.

@prinsbrunnsn unb benz leiIen Maus
fnen Der fallenben Bldtter mad Der
1Dbe bes 2eotburms binauf, tpD bic
Min5er ibrs 9bdtigfeit ibon bsgpnnen
haben. Mit lebbafter Beipegung 5teigt
leO, nddbem Der bienitbabenbs Rdmz
nlerer ben Ghlag aeDffnet unD bas
breiituf;ss Grittbrett beruntsrgeflappt
Fat, aus bein Mdgerl. Gr lGBt bic fall
tige iDeiBe 6outuns fallen, bebt ben
srotben Mantel etfpas in bic 6Dbe,
briift bas tpeibe Gdpptben fefter an,
febt ben breittrdmpigen rotben 9ut
NIT Der golbenen AuaitenIhnur auf,
ben ibnt ber nit i'm uusgeftiegene @ez
beintdmnerer iiberrei9t, unD rlimnlt
snblit ben Gtod nit gDlbenenl RnDpf
enteegert, ben inn Der admnlersr nit
elmer Gniebeugung Darbietet. Damn
Durhi6reitet er, NIT benz Gaplan, benz
Oebeimfdmnlerer unb ben gDmmanz
bdnten fin iiber BE Grnte unterhalz
tenb, bic Mebensdnee, ldbt iia bier unb
pu pas Mei1sr reihen, nm cine 5hone
Grnnbe 3u fAneiben, unb toitet einige
@eerer. st lit 5ebr itOl3 auf Bic treffz
Hide AuulitGt linb ben INNER iteige1z
ben Grtrug. GApn por 3ebn syahren
tarneia BON bier talfenb Glafden in ben
pdp{tlinen Reller. Geitbenl fDllen es
jene8 sSabr taufenb lllebr getporben
Itin. St6rtun9s bebiirftisen gnrbiniz
IeIt ilnb dnosren Geiitlihen pflegt Seq
bupptl 3u fdsnfcn. Dcd III 81 fpafs
0lll, FL baB ieitte Grben ptrlilutblih
npm eillesl dlsfs hnIiNen Worroib Dprs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30

noen Site art mir oenibsn n OOnirn onnen
s Pree sommt per eenbe9 Ommt u Ommt no w S9r
geru nm9s Sere unb umbug gere peen
Bartpm Globmg Company fnoen
Sier folt 9ar st
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30
NFtF IUlYti 1UU9 VHtJ tllUWIItI
YreissSiite.
Seine Srek=@oien fiir WGnner.

TenHe 0oen h Mdner beer as mir Derfauft no geat
sum Wtaufe fir $3.50 unb sc. so .....$
Jenf SrB6oen lr Mdnner aemat Wertau fir 81 uno $5
500 enn SrBSoen fur Wdnner 9emat gum Verau fir So nno
400 fnn Srb6oen ur Wanner semadt gauf fir $2
Solen fir Nanner 70 blia me &c., &c., $780, sl ~ sl3s
Gdmarse @bepiots uno Sancp Stripes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30
HENRY C,qBART0w CLOTHING COMPANY,
116 6n S59b5tra6e, Me,p >biloeelpbia, ..
Wic man &ird1enIOulDen
be3attt.

Gin beliebter Ylan 1T oas Brief- gtife=
ten=5p1tem, hurd meldes Der Sbreiber
b ttet, ibm eine Gillette bon einem
Qafet @lebelano @acoa au5uienoen.
Der Gmpfdnger erhalt babet ben boiler
Wertb bes ausaele9ten @eloes nno bat
tcine Rolten als bic fleine Miibe, Die ibm
barous ertpd1st. Dies 1T piel lei6tel
als GubIcriptionen 5n iammeln, pobei
fir bic 8sitrdge nihts aeaeben miro.
Die Gtifetten merben oem 6abritanten
,ueeltsllt, pelder oafiir besablt lno oa=
ourb feline Waaren befannt maht. uni
10 Die Nn3eisefoiten eripart. Wer Sn=
teteile bieran nimmt. ibreibe al Die
Glepelono Gbofolabe nno GocDa @or=
ranD in glebelano, Ohio. Dieielber
eeben politdnoi9e Musfllnft. IS II
ltaunensnertb, tpie leitbt 5000 bis lO.-
900 gtifetten auf biei Weile 9eiammelt
weroen fDrlnen. As
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30

@dwae @beuo 9on fir Mdner, wertb $780, 8ertafspres
edmere ear0oien fir Mdnner wertb 75c 8ertaufsprs
Gwere erieD 9emosn r Mdnner ertb SOC 8ertaufspres
glaue uberbon no ofn r Mdnner wertb SOC Gertaufsp
Sdwere Soden fir Yanner pr9 l0 geraufspres.
Be unAepaine 6emon fir Wdrner merb SOC; 8auspreis
lterno lnerleioer fir Odnn merb SOC 9raupreis.
Gotb eiBe uno baue 9aener fr Manner perb Oc Yertt
Gnebon fir &inoer nrb 35 8ertauispreis .......,..
6langSaifs fir anoer ae 8rDBe pertb 35e 8erafspres
gBolene Spden fir Mdnnr werb Csc ................
Sappen fir Goblengrdb mestb l5c
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30

sleiAbiel ipef9er Gattung, einen tptllz
tommenen 3upa6s gu Den aii1enporz
rGtben; Ger papit beiidtigt nno itreiz
Aelt bic Gefangenen, I'm ibnsn bann
bic Sreibeit tpieoer5useben.
9inter ben Rebenpflansunsen liegt
Elm lebr elesanter papillon, in oem Seq
ebenfals serns ausSuru6en pflegt,
penn er 1einen Gpaaiersang nad benz
Gutenberg geridtet bat. Gin ipeiterer
Sommerpalait I'm aleinen lit bas Ga
fino; es 1T an ben 16urm 2eo's Nv.
angebaut unb ftebt nit bielem in 8ers
binbung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30

Safhenbieb (na9bem ct iih aus
einem furhtbaren @ebrange berausgez
arbeitet): rDonnerlpetter, ieBt baht
ih, einen befonoeren Sang gema9t gu
baben 80. unb bab' mir mein eigenes
leeres Dortemonnaie aus Der SaIhe
ge5toblen!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-11-30
YreissSife.

@u 9rbts= glni9e fir Wdnner, peb $500
Mbeno SreB=ansiae fir Wdnnr mertb So 7OO.........
Sang poen marae gleoio i9e fir Mdnner. mertb $3.50.
Sang molee anep eo @bspo Nn5se ii Mdnner, web $40.
gau3 poen @lapNnsiae fir Mdnnr mertb sl2. co..
n5 moGne eina uno ooppslbrse uno euawap rot Nnu9e
pb SIS. co..
Sdmare geaoerueberebr fur Wdnner, wertb $3.50
Stmare uno braune Weton ebeb fir anler, nerb $1,000
Shmere Sblanoulers fir Mdnn wertb $l2O0
Seine blau iparae no braune elton nebereb fir Wdnner
prD $loUO
Sur 8or ieoen9etr Srb Grielebeieber fur dnner mert1
4niee Gnaben ger IA bis 10 abren mertb $500
Sdmare gbepp Mni9e fir Snaben IA big IS. merb $3.50
seine Glap @orieo Nnsa9e fir anaben wertb $40
gnfad. ooppelbriae mporrt g1oo Nn5ge fir &naben
Suite lebeieber fir ole Sage fir fnaben perb S..
uler= lleberSieber fir Snaben, pb $500
5seie 9reB ebeber fir Snabn, merb $40.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-13

to the Queen by Sir William Cosgroye.
who invented the war rocket
The next case has unique collection of
beautiful feather cloaks, formerly belong
ing 10 some chiefs of the South sea islands.
On charming network are sewn fea theirs
SO minute that they form a smooth. finish
ed surface in black. yellow and red colors.
MOST OF these are single feathers of a very
rare species of parrot, and each of the
magnlf1cent cloaks has been valued by ex-
perts at not less than 10000 On further in
curry 1t was found that they mad been Civ
en- by the King of the Sandwich Islands
IN lSz4 to his majesty King George ".
III the fourth case are a set of Nepaulese
knives and daggers used in our Indian
frontier campaigns by the Ghoorkas and
similar tribes. The "Kokri," or Ghoorka
hghting knife, which the native uses in
preference to the sword or bayonet is well
worth attention.
Case No displays the head and skin
OF an enormous Indian lion, around which
nave been grouped the ancient Hanoverian
standards of the first three Georges: some
weapons OF the Zufus taken at Isandhlana.
some ninety caparisoned saddles of war
horses, and "sampit," or blow tube used
Bcrneo. -
10 HeAt correction Is very fine and
unique one, being that of a succession Of
spurs, of all shapes and sorts from the
wars of the roses TN to-day. With these
are paced six pieces of plate which for
merry belonged to the Thlrty-second regi-
ment' They will at once strike the specta-
lots attention by their extraordinary
Shapes being twisted into most fantastic
arrangements. This was due to the effects
Oh snot which struck the regmental plate
chest during the siege Of Lucknow,
case No. may be said to represent war
weapons OF various countries. They are old
muskets and blunderbusses of the Prns-
SLAMS French, Hanoverians. Russians
Eor.usuese' Spanish and EngMsh; also
AFRICAN war hatchets and hammers To-
sether with bundles of spears and srro,,s
neads OF the North American Indians Then
there are the shields and weapons Of A.
lauc savages as well as of such nations
as the Chinese and japanese. '''''S
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-13

SECONDS SUPPER TONIGHT.
Col. Browns Men VIII Tell Yarns
of the Service They Did Not See.

The arrangements for the reunion sup
per Of the members of the Second Georgia
Regiment have been about completed and
the affair viii come off at the Guards Han
al . o'clock tonight. Seats can be secured
from any member Of the committee up TO
the hour of noon to-day
At the supper Capt. j. Ferris Cam will
preside and act as POSTMASTER, and there
viii be four regular toasts, besides other
and impromptu speeches that some of The
Tegimental takers viii be expected to
make The regular toasts and the names
of those who will respond are as follows:
"Our Regiment" Mr.. Davis Freeman; our
Woman's Auxiliary" Mr. r. M. Hitch;
our Battalion" Mr.. Walter Hartridge,
AMI "Our War Record" Mr.. Z. c. Ryals. A
string orchestra will furnish the music for
the occasion, and there will be songs by
the best voices in the command.
1t is expected that between seventy and
eighty of the members of the regiment
will he in attendance. The supper has been
hurriedly arranged, and il has been impos-
sible TO notify as many of the men as was
at first hoped. 1t is nevertheless thought
that there win be a few of the men from
outside of the city on hand, and 1t is
hoped that all of the men in the city will
take advantage of the opportunity to meet
in social fashion with their old comrades.
The supper win be purely informal and for
that reason none the less pleasant. 49,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-13

A Delicate Man Who Has often
Cheated ChaFOn.
From the London Mail.

From the London Mail
The Pope appears to have recovered
from the serious indispositon which gave
rise to the recent alarming reports. His
holiness has never had a strong constitu-
ton
About his goth year he believed that he
was wasting with phthisis, and wrote an
eloquent piece of Latin verse on his APP
preaching end, why Flatter Thyself?"
Then years later, when he was apostolic
delegate to Benevento, he came near dying
OF pernlcious fever. Ii was thought that
he was lost.
He was saved by the act, then thought
foolhardy. of DR.. Volpis, physician to the
King of Naples, in plunging him into a
bath of cold water at the moment of the
most Violent attack OF the fever.
Leo XIII has not gone out of the vast
Enclosure which surrounds the Vatican in
twenty years and yet has surpassed the
years OF life of Plus TX. who alone of all
the popes had exceeded the years Of Pet
er.
In the eyes of superstiiious Romans Leo
XIII has performed another miracle of
longevity. He has escaped critical date,
one determined by a cabalistic calculation,
which set the end of his life for the year
1892
II Is said all his predecessors in this CEN
fury, Plus TX, Gregory XVI, Plus VIII,
Plus VII, have obeyed the law of figures
Leo XIII alone has escaped it, and the
same calculation, If 1t We're exact In his
case would assign him ten years more of
existence which would make the Ponti6
surpass even the age of Doge Dandolo.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-13
A MAGICIAN's TREASURE.
Presents Given to the Late Professor
Hermann to De Sold.
From the Philadelphia Press.

heEFHHnn AO Dc SOAus
From the Philadelphia Press.
New York, May 1O.-The furniture of the
late Alexander Hermann, the magician,
which filed his residence in Whitestone. L.
l.. the presents which he received from
eminent men and women and the great
collection-ranging from Oriental rugs 20
watches and coins-which he made during
his lifetime. having total value of more
than $3.50 eco, will be sold next week.
Among the presents are a pair of gold
mounted and silver-inlaid duelling pistols
from the Sultan, Abdul Aziz, given at
STEAMBOAT. All the appliances that so with
these pistols are made of ebony. There
are presentation sets from the royal
Sevres factory. presents from the Empe-
ror Napoleon III.
The President of the Argentine republic,
who was afterward killed, is represented
by a magnificent saddle, with solid silver
mountings which he gave Prof, Hermann
in 1888 Then there is a silver mutty cup
from the Emperor of Brazil, a bronze ink
stand from the Inflated Emperor Maxi
milan of Mexico, a gold watch from AL
fonso KILL another watch and amethyst
and diamond stud from the late Alexan-
der ii of Russia, a drinking cup from
the Mikado, a watch from Napoleon III,
blue ename.ed with pearl and diamond set
tings, and a watch from Richard Wag-
ner.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-13
A strange story BACK of a Divorce

From the st. Paul Pioneer Press.
Grand Forks, N. D., May 5.-One of the
most peculiar divorce cases that has ever
attracted interest in this state came to
a close yesterday, when Judge Fisk grant
ed an absolute divorce to Oliver simmons
from his wife, Eleanor Fulton Simmons
He claimed that Sept. 16, 1898, at I.e-
banon, Pa, he was forced 10 marry, much
against his well, the young lady being
Miss Eleanor Fulton. At that time he
was just 20 years of age while the woman
was past 30. He was attending the Le-
banon Business College. boarding the
while at a public boarding house with his
father Upon returning home one even
Ing he was astounded to find the young
lady sitting in his room. When no asked
what brought her there she replied that
she was there for the purpose of compell-
ing him TO marry her, and that il he re-
fused she would kill him and then COM
nit suicide herself. He refused. where
upon she got down on her knees before
him, threatening, coercng and demanding
for over two hours. Finally, from simple
fright, the youth consented and the cere-
mouy was performed. The girl was from
Philadelphia, and to that city she re-
turned Immediately. The plaintiff AYERS
that he never lived with her a single hour
and that he afterward received a letter
from her In which she stated that she had
acter crazy and was moi in the possession
Of her senses on that eventful day In his
life's history.
on the above complaint divorce was
granted and the boy departed for his
home in the East.