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The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
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Connscticut 10 notsd for bar queer
laws. Here's the freshsst bunch Of
.Asrn, from the New York World. Thsy
went into eject on the lat OF August:
liza norigsgee pays insurance, taxes
and assessments 10 protect property un.
der nortssge 70 him. such money shall
become part Of the mortgage debt.
Blind persona may Be exempt from
taxation 20 The snount Of 5000.
The governor nust proclain aseos
and rid days.
5P.rsu,s are responsible ses thsir
,rnant children. c'
The United stAsss Dag must not be
diatigurrd with Inscriptions.
you will be dnsd for digging more
,h.n ems psek Of clans on tbs Fairfield
beech. -H. s
Rabbits are protested in The sloss -
son.
III yuu Wish u collect bfrss, sess yos
sust have . licsnes frsm, The gama
eomuiission4rh ~ ~
n, pewritten dssla, waila and con.
tracts ars binding. and stanAsfd NIB
bons are prescribed. sS
1reus hstehsd from The eeg ~ grow
.r, nay be sold betwesn February and
oct0bsr !.
You nust kill wild ducks. gesss end
brsnt with . gan that nsst b raised u
arn's length and diaehargsd from III
shoulder. &ge
All children ii the seAosls nsst Aev'
,htkfs seyea tested. s,.-'. Z. =. ..
Df.ters In s.eond-ssah .heys.ss s.s'
kstt records.
;Lsssins Assss 'kSsperA AsA 'lsss
sAsij bosas .ta,DaOlo. D,rti:t
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
For Sale.
For Sale.
House and ten acres OF
land, in north part Of Hol-
Iy, Colo. Address: F. w.
Powers, West Lafayette.
Ind.

Reports show greatly increased
dea,h ra,s from throat and lung trouble
due 70 the prev alsnco Of Group. pneu-
,moni. and grippe. "" advise the uss NJ
One Minute Coueh Cure in all Of these
thffiruliies. !, ia the only ha rmless rem
.dy that gives immediate resulta. Chill
.irsn like it. Ikelman Bros.
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pesvmsn,a oan ~ ersvsnssd.

This .iiasase always rrsulta from IN
s&task Of tho grip ard may t.e rrrvsnt-
I'd bv tho timelv use Of Chamherlain's
Cooyh Remedy That remedy vas sx-
tsnsiveiy used durisx the spidsnics Of
L. 0,ipps Of the Sass few Year,, and
not single cass hss ever bern report.
ID thst did not recover or that resulted
in pnsnn,onia. which shn~a II to bs Z
csrtsin preventive Of thar dreaded dis
esse. Chanber,aix's Cough Remedy
has ssine.i world wide reputation for ita
curss Of cold and grip. For s.le by
Iksl,Aan Bsoe.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
THE COMMoNERs
..,. Isssel weekiy. y.........
~Wm. ]. Bryan-<
Editor and Publisher.
| LlaeelW. -. >. .........NebfaSkA.
ms-Psxsble in Advance

No traTelinG csnvaasers sre en-
ployed. Terms for local agents made
known upon application. All money
should Be sent BY p. o. order, Express
order, or hy bank draft on New YORK
" Chicago. Do not send individual
checks or stamps.
fAe cesasser So Tss chtefFsis ose
yesr foe i've Desfsss.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
a.,okIeoe Avnloa Salvs.

00AbOU0 Ns"sO0
Hss world vide fame for masvsisos
curr,. II surrssees any other saivs So'soo
ointment or balm fof cuts. coras, bo'ns
hollis. sores, feios.s. uicsss. ssetss, ssH'
,h.un. s,vsr sores. Chspped hsads skin
srup.,ens; inlAllibls ~ psSss. cure esHs'
.n,.,d. Only H. q IkslmAn Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
we,,ssna osessis.s

Eight hoar laws ass ixnorsd by snoss
.ir.le.s little wosken-Ds Kinn's SsS
Lii. Pills Millioes ~ slvsss = vofk'
,ixht and dsy, esvfps Indigestion, i.i'''.
oasosse. Constipation, ssck hssdsehA ND
Ill stomach. Liver and bowel irone'es
Rasv pleasant. cafe. snvs. Only zbc "'
lkelmsn Bros,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
xsMl eeem ssIs eus.ness:

Q. Lavel. merchant. Of Daliar, Tex.
writer; II thought would have toRiye
mp business. aftcr iwo years Of suffering
fron general debility brought On bv
ovsrvork and long hours. but four bot
ties Of Electric Bitterssaye ms new life.
ean .ow eat anvtkinY. sleep well aud
fssl like work ing ~ the time. Its the
bsDs medicine on Assh /" lts q wonder
ful toeic and health buil.ies for the tired
weak. sickly snd run~tiown people. Try
H. Satisfaction guaranteed. Only 6oc q
lkslnsn Dsss. dsag ssose. n
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Hss vs es~qvss ~ Ole


'v,wss ius. absss sons.". write. Mrs.
Roxa Richardson, Of Lansal srrines. N.
c.. 81 had Consun p,ion ~ bod ,hss chs
.-.. .lncso.. ssid ! conid nnt li7e 0eT-
thar monn,. but b<sa" ~ ~ III.
Kings. New Discovery anj ~, who'll,
cured BY seven hostlss and am nn~
ssnu. and .elt5 It'sAs rnriyaled iiie-
ssvsr To-, censdmptton. Pnsumoais. l.a
0ripps asA Brorchitis; inishsble lot
CnaGhs. colds, Asthma. Hay Fever,
Crrsp ari wh.orirs Cot,kh. Guannteed
,.o,rlr. Soc and. q 90. Trial bottles free
st ikslmAn Bros. drnsds = N !,
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When you want nhvsie that T.
NY n; xstea6ss ~ & ~ I. m; 4 !:
h.rtflr's aAnsaarh md 'tfyts fabltts
r,ie !s s-s,, 81. 81 NJ; Eorf u.
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xckeeT fnes1eare

lean furnish sDy kind Of School Fur
niture in every quantity desired.
cheaper than any other house IN the
mast. Give me ? trial /. ).
(. 61o. AoktlA.s,
Evening journal., 1901-01-09

"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAir Words cannot ese
press my gratitude to yon Tor the good have
derived from the use of Lydia =. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound. What j have suffered
since the birth of my babe, no one can know,
had severe pains in lower part of abdomen and
such a soreness in my left SIDE Ny womb was
so swollen as to almost protrude ] was very
weak and nervous, and could hardly care for my
babe
81 have taken two bottles Of your Vege-
table Compound end fgel almost like new
woman. / shall always urniso your medicine and
wish that every woman in the land could know
of and use your Vegetable Compound for know
80 viii cure all suffering common TO our sex. ~
MRS. NJ. M. BOYD, Ia Due, Mo.
Evening journal., 1901-01-09
The Best CnsmAtie

There is no cosmetic equal to hot
water and a good woolen rag" says a
bright and rosy matron Of so. who for
many years had use no other Every
night and morning ! give my face a
thorough washing with a piece Of
white flannel in not water. Once I'm a
great while | use soap, but not often
as I have found the hot water, per-
sistently used. very satisfactory II
the skin has not been exposed to a
great amount of dust the water may
be merely sopped upon the face at
night. as once a day is often enough
for the scrub. After the hot bath dash
on a liberal quantity Of cold. water
with the hands until tho skin fairly
glows. This is the cheapest and most
wonderful cosmetic known. A month
Of such treatment will transform any
complexion. My skin is much fairer
and roster than when I was 20. ! had
naturally a poor complexion, coarse
and muddy | tried many remedies
but they were very unsatisfactory, un-
til one day an old woman whose skin
i always had admired for its youthful
appearance. gave me her recipe. / tried
ii faithfully. and before long saw with
delight that my complexion was clear.
ing. Philadelphia Telegraph.
Evening journal., 1901-01-09
WOMAN'S REALM
Ballroom and Street Looks

Whether it is more advantageous to
look well in a ballroom or on the
street is a question often discussed in
the boudoir To the assertion that II
is nicer to look your best on the
street some girl is sure to respond,
Eyes. but you never receive proposals
on the street. II a man meets you on
the street finds you looking well and
thinks he loves you. he decides to wait
until evening to tell you about his al
fection. Then when you do see him
in the evening, probably at ball or
dinner. you are not looking exception
ally we'll, and he forgets that he ever
intended TO propose. II a man could
offer you his heart right then and
there on the street it would be all
right, but he can't. At least, he never
does"
1t is a fact that there are two classes
Of glrls-those who appear well in
daytime and those who look their best
at night. rs that radiant creature the
dOwdy looking fright I met on the
street this morning." you exclaim in
wonder as a young woman sweeps into
the room, displaying superb shoulders
and flashing eyes. On the street she
slouched. and her dress was ill-ftting,
and her complexion was faulty. At
night she seems lighted up by inward
fire and is positively brilliant, says the
Detroit News-Tribune.
On the other hand, you marvel that
Miss X. looks so poorly in the evening,
when she presents such fine appear
ance on the street. 1t is only because
That's the conclusion always reached
by uhe girls But there must be some
physiological reason to account for the
difference.
The girl who looks well in the day
time depends mainly upon her com
plexion and is usually the more whole
some girl The evening girl has regu-
lar features. a piquant expression and
is genrally more interesting. Now that
athletics have become such a vital part
Of society life. the wholesome girl
stands a much better show than she
did formerly. Golf hazards, club We
randas and ocean beaches have been
found to be quite as prolific OF pro-
posals as bathrooms and moonlit gar
dens.
Evening journal., 1901-01-09
Strpng Men Admire Strong Women

Strength In woman is admired by
strong man always" writes Helen Wat
terson Moody in the December Ladies
Home Journal. "Of course, / mean by
the phrase strong man man who has
some experience Of life. It occasionally
happens that a very young man Of real
strength Of character falls the victim
in early life to the fascinations Of
q clinging, sweet, inefficient creature,
as David Copperheld did 10 his Dora.
But the older and the stronger and the
wiser a man is, the more he Is sure 10
admire the deep strength Of character
in woman that springs from tho large
and easy ability to do things well.
Evening journal., 1901-01-09
Divine Sarab's Eceentricities

Bernhardt's eccentricites. OF which
people hear so much. are not cheap
bids for fame, but due to moods and
impulses. 4 bundle of nerves, hungry
for emotions. incorrigibly curious, she
has caorices. whims. odd sudden
freaks and fantasies. But they are not
planned out. as some suppose. for the
advertising they may bring. They are
spontaneous, like herself and Auite
sincere. Indeed, few actresses are half
as simple, half as genuine, half as un-
spoiled by fame, as Bernhardt.
III you did but know how tired Of
nOtoriety she is said an intimate
friend Of Bernhardt's one evening
"She is surfeited with the gossip she
hears of herself, sick Of those un-
sought advertisements"
Her usual holiday, which, as a rule,
she enjoys il brittany, finds her less
Ci tragedy queen than ever. If You
met her rambling along the cliffs or
splashing about among the huge
frowning rocks adjoining her small
Belle-lsle house, you would never be-
lieve she was the woman whom you
had seen. maybe a week before in
Paris. The lines which had come into
her face have vanished. She has grown
1.-THE and young. With her net in her
hand. or her gun over her shoulder,
and her dog yelping at her heels, she
is transhgured. In Paris, toward the
end of the season, you may have said
to yourself "Ah, Bernhardt wears
well, but she is getting on" In Brit
tany, however, you will not dream of
anything so discourteOus. You will
marvel at her youth as at miracle
| The Criterion.
Evening journal., 1901-01-09

"DEAR Mrs PNKHAM For long time, have suff
hrone Inflammation Of the womb pain In abdomen and bear
Evening journal., 1901-01-09

ard to recommending your wonderful medicine.
j must say a. Is the grandcst medicine on earth,
and have advised great many suffering with
female troubles to tcke 90. tell people i wish
could 60 on the platform and lecture ON it.
"My troublew was extreme nervousness caused
by painful mcnstruotion. Ihesuffering endured
pen cannot describe. ] was treated by one of cur
most prominent physicians here for five months
and found myself getting worse instead of better.
At the end Of the fifth month he told me he had
done an he could for me, and thatIh ld better goto
the hospital. Mvsister advised mo o. try ~ 0l1E-
Pinkliam's Vegetable Compound - had ctred
her of bacgaches. did 80 and tool, faithfully,
and ann now cured of my trouble and ia perfect
health Many thanks 70 your medicine. MRS.
H. s. BALL, 461 Orchard St., New Haven, Conn.
Evening journal., 1901-01-09
To Nervous Women.

'I feel as should fly into a thousand pieces" 81
just can't stand it another ninutel I"
Do you ever make use Of these exprossionsG
"Why, yes" you say. "Pm nervous and unstrung,
and can't help it."
Do you know what makes you nervousG
ooh, everything don't know and don't care what
it is wish dead ."
STOP and listen
People do not sympathze with you do theyg They
think you help getting wrought up in this way you
will They tell you to "keep cool; ;" not to close your
head; cam yourself ;" to avoid excitement" They
will not understand that you sick and that you really
"cant help it." You do not know yourself just what the
troubleis You have been your DOCTOR but his medicine
has had no effect Every day you get You
are almost beside yourself with every small responsibility
and can way out of it.
Why don't you write to Mrs Pinkham9
Has it occurred you that the pains you have every
month and the dragging sensation caused by the
trouble that makes you nervous2
Don't hesitate to write to Mrs Pnkham. She will
understand your perfectly, and viii treat you with
kindness Her advice is free, and the address is Lynn,
Mass. No regretted writing to her, and she
has helped thousands Her medicine, Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound is the true help for
It regulates the monthly sickness and all those
uterine arrangements that excite the This is
the easy and the right way to get the help you need.
Read the letters from women she has helped
When you ask for Mrs. Pinkhams medicine at your
druggists do not be persuaded to take something else said
to just good" Nothing in the world is good for
n vomen's ills as
E-ynHsa e PkssIgAs&EssSS
Vegetable Compound
| $EnNn REWARD
Ia u W k IA ~ q rercn who can
III 49, NE6Y ~ 4hrfY pcrniSaor--LYD
Evening journal., 1901-01-09

Mas wish speak good word for Lydia T.
Pnhams Vegetable Compound For yea had ovarian trouble and
headache
and abdomen had consulted different phyaeans but decided to try
medicine, and found giving much relief
hnued its and now am feeling like new po physically and
remedy MRS, M H. LEWIS 2ios Valentine Ave fremont New
N. y.
Evening journal., 1901-01-09
TIE END.
Diamonds and Diamonds.

Dl4nonNa Aud hlaulondts
Travers-How much win you give me
for this scarf ping
His Uncle-Five dollars.
Travers-But lis a diamond.
His Uncle Yes a s. diamond.
Evening journal., 1901-01-09

--she might make an exception IN. lavor
cs the crescent"
And she did.
TIE END.
Evening journal., 1901-01-09
A Few Letters from Women,

"DrAR Mrs PrvKHA1-I help my duty
do something regard Recommending wondor medicine
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L6pande No. NJ ss7.
Ddkotd-nylleter.

Rachel Olson iBinford, +. b., har
fatt en- pension pa 90 manaden at res.
geringen.
Pontonbryggan vid Yankton. IS. d.
den en1a forbindelsen med Nebraska,
ar nu oppnad for trafik Bryggan ar
1000 fot lang.
Farmaren Arthur Harris, boende /
narhe.en at Yankton, 8. D., rAkake
torsdags under ett slagsmal att "a ett
finger nara afskuret. Han var nara
f0rblodd, da lakaren kom och forband
saret.
Drunknade. Nellie Carlson, &c.
och Oscar Erickson. ar, West Su-
perior. voro fredags nte en- bat till
sammaDs med sin onkel; baten kantra-
de och bada barnen folio ivattnet och
ldrunknade. Barnens ik b.efyo sedan
funna.
Fargbaten stod pa grund. Harom
dagen anlande 81 gods7agnar till
Evarts, s. D.. fran Kansas. lastade med
kreatur. Da fargbsten kom pa grnnd,
maste kreatnren simma 6fver Missou-
rifoden, en- syn, som var ganska inpo-
nerande
God afl<astning. Farmaren w. j.
Crisp, boende narheten af Dali Ra-
pids, s. D., hade en- aker pa 40 acres
besadd med korn, och fick 6fyer 48
bushels per acre. Kornet salde han
for 40 cents per bushel, hvadan skor-
den inbragte honom cirka s25 per
acre.
Traffad af biixten. Fran Jamestown,
N. D.. skrifves den % aug. Blixten
slog harom dagsn ned Russell Mil
lers qvarnverk. hvarvid elevatorn och
qvarnverket blefvo lagornas rof Bygg-
MAIDEN var assurerad for s24. 900. Qyarn-
verket kommer att med detsamma
ater uppbyggas.
Tr0skni 1gen har ater borjat trak-
ten af Grand Forks, N D., efter att
hafva legat mere en- veckas It'd till fold
at regn. Hvetet ar ganska godt skick.
Man befarar nederbord langre fran,
och derfor anse farmarne det vara
battre att troska saden. an ON den Or
nagot- fuktig, an att riskera regnig va
derrick
Sparvagar Sioux Falls. w. b.
Chase Atlanta, Ga. har en- It'd legat
underhandlingar med ledande man |
Sioux Falls. s. D.. ON anlaggandet af
elekriska spiryagar staden. Mr. Chase
amman nu komma for att nndersoka sa-
kan. Han representerar est ndikat !
ostern och amnar. BORA arbetet med
uppforandet af den elektriska kraft
stationan sd fort Observation-Disclosures
AFRO traffade.
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Wisconsin

En- bankett halla k0pmannen oc.
fabrikanterna i Milwaukee att anord-
ma till den II sept. till ara forgen. Mo
Arthur.
En- ny fabrlk kommer Racine smart
att "a Firman Schmidt & Benson 1
Troy, N. Y, har ink6pt Palace Trunk
Companys byggnader for att anlagga
en- fabrik.
Den st6rsta af indianh6garne Trem-.
pelican har blifvit ntgrafd, hvarvid Z
hufvudskalar blefvo funna, hvilka an.
tagligen aro fran h6gbyggare En-
mangd ben blefvo afven funna.
iva man d6dade. Chas. Lewis Fond
du Lac, anstald Wisconsin Central
banan, blef fredags morse ofverkord
at EFT jernragstag och d0dades 0gon-
blickligen. John Seamen fran Wausau
blef samtidigt 6fverkord at ett Chicago
& Northwestern tag. och afyen han do
dades.
Foil brunnen. Anton Mesles 9-ariga
dotter Eva Cumberland h0ll fredags
pa med att upphemta vatten fran en-
65 fot dup brnnn, hvarvid hon forlo-
rade balansen och foil Hennes syster
sprang genast och fick help och def
lyckades fa upp fickan, men hon var
syart sarad hufvudet. F5runderligt,
att hon icke slog ihjel sig.
Det gamla knepet att lura farmars
kom harom dagen upp en- ny form !
Sturgeon Bay. Arne Anderson var
offret. Nagra svindlare, som reste ON.
kriDg countiet lingo Anderson att
betala SIS for en- lcttsedel pa ett ar.
som han vunnit, o. affodrade honom att
gifva q7itto pa att han fatt uret. Delta
gjorde Anderson. men sedan kom qvit-s
tot upp form af en- reyers pa $50
undertecknad If Anderson.
Eft godtkap Myndigheterna La
Crosse hade fatt rapport att 2 inbrotts-
tjnfvar opererade iomnejden och att
de borde efterspanas. e. Fisher hade
fatt reda derpa, och beslot att soka
upp dem. Han inbjod 2 personer att
ga ut och fiska tillsammans, ooh dc
begafvo sig astad Farden aick uppat
Black River. och der fngo de Sc on bat
med 2 man; hvilka Fisher visste vara
de personer han sokte Fisher fast
gjorde sin bat ooh gick onlbord med
spand revolver i hand ooh gaf befali-
ming att tiufvarne sknlle hAfla npp a.
ma handler. Under stor ofverrasknin9I
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Staten WasnIngtons ilvetesk5rd be

els. DoCCa 1T 4,GUU,0UU DuSu0lS m0E an
som skordades namda stat forlidet ar.
| Hade etf dussin hustrur. Charles
Leighton arresterades mandags i ett
Ihotell j Buffalo. N. ~. pa beskyllan att
lhafya ei mindre an u hustrur d olika
lstalIen Iandet. S.5ss'
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delen dessa daear utkommit. ar in
lb0rdeskrioets F0renta Staterna hi
storia. som omfattar 13o band och har
kostat tnationalreoarin0an AZ 600 600
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o.eusAa +, - =, s.
saues va ll .', - Z :
sasom en StelsAo.a uon ss,an =
tssetisrAa les 1..; Ss1.
uen neW lorA ocn yesau9s ,... ~ ssn-
slai aiA ,..',.,,
oon - -
En dyrDar perla patranaues lor nas-
e ears seuan en ussla, s SON on
gosse uppnskas VI hlR =. ho.n sIeen :
har nesen AZ EiAnoFD, .'l1a LIZ Des =, usn
VaeRrasee peria, som iunnl.s uel :
staten, ocn sossen nar oillsi0 o1uuon M
el'ooo ZOE oensam mna.
E,ektricItet som drifkraft. Great
INorthernbanans president J.J. Hill har
beslutat att amanda elektriska motto
rer stallet for vanli9a lokomotiy pa
den del af jernvagen, som gar 0fver
Cascadebergen. ON det yisar sig, att
dylika motorer kunna med fordel an
1vandas, komma de afven att inf foras pa
andra delar af banan.
| ss,r, = rran.de. Mra 4aoroa
Earris an nvinn. bos.,t rar. Rath
istan han % n = har atarfatt talf,r.
= soan after s. hafva var;t atnm In
manader. Nyliren beeaf hon sip till
en- tsndlakare for att ed en- tand utdra-
gen. Mar tandlakaren b0riade drara i
tandem npnhafde hon ett hocliudt
skrik af smarta och markte med det-
samma. att hon atersatt bruket af sin
rost.
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s..o.nes senela. ~ IDOL ,ean sana ,oo.'oon
..a, ua moneana D.e. e. s'as i0o.' sa.ues nan @
~ uonare iors.a :, uissliA see -
g senaIs ple.,nan 1.. mso.em 8. ,essi.n- -.
sen pa ol.o 1s'oo' sa.uo Z, es1uons =.
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Mimi onsdagen den september 1901

0nistor fran ssf Ioi<omotiy antande
n mandags en- takspans- och d0rrfa-
brik, tillh0rande N. McGrath & Son
Lakeside, Mich Fabriken nedbraade
It'll grunden. Foriusten uppgar till
S5o, 900 och assnransen till ungefar
halften at denna snmma.
Arbetarnes I'D gfidsdag. Forenta sta
terna ar det anda land pa jorden. som
afsatt en- sarskild gay for att fra arbe-
tets ara. Den fofsta mandagsn denna
-manad firas mn sAsom en- sarskild ar
] betarnes hogtidsdag 3e az unionens
slater. Den Trades / mandags ganska
allmant med tai, processioner Q. S. '.
De slater, hvilka den icke blifyit
faststald sasom laslig helgedag, aro Ar
kansas. Idaho Kentucky, Maryland,
Mississippi Nevada, North Dakota,
South Dakota och w Wyoming.
Carrie Nation arresterad. Mrs Car
RE Nation ankom sondags till New
York. Hon besok kks 3 krogar och kon,
sertsalar och Iaxsde upp krogyardarne
for deras syndi diga iefyerne och for
derfbringande handt tering En- folkhop
foijde henne fran den ena krogen till
den andra, och polisen ansag sig bora
iingripa och arrestera mrs Nation, eme-
dan hon fororsaikade foikskockning pa
gatorna. Hon bief dock losslapt, mar
kon lofvat go till sitt hotelL
En explosion af nafta intraffade i
1sondags qvall ps en- bat Hnd-
sonfloden narheteh at Albany. N. Y,
hvarigenom mrs Wilbur Alexander
och hennes dotfer hlefvo d6dade
SAINT fadern och den tolfarige sonen
sd lila skaiade, att det ar oyisst, ON
de kunna ofYerIefsa foljderna. Gossen,
som skuile ga till jim far, hvilken var
sjnk, med en- fiaska medicin. kom med
sin lykta for nara en- naftabehailare
med ofvannamdaso sorgliga resultat Hr
Alexander var en- FALKLAND byggnads-
kontraktor i Albany.
! General LUDLOW d6d. Brigadgeneral
William Ludlow dog fredags Con-
vent, N. j., af lnngsot Han inskrefs
krigsskolan West Point 1850 och FULL
bordade sin kursinnan krigets slut
SAINT intradde ing geniorskaren. Han
adagalade stor skick klighet och avance-
rade imam krieets slut till ofyerste-
lojtnant. Ar 1888 utnamdes han till
brigadgeneral for yolontarregemeDtet