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Regular and Volunteer of Britain

e comes up to me" said The regu-
lar. AN e seI to me. sen e: Look ere,
man. where can ! find your sergeant.
major | looks at i'm an seq: 'Wot
are you?' seq |. + seq: I'm a city i'm
p'rial volunteer seq e. 'O.' seq /.
'Ius,' seq e. 'Ius. seq |, you're a vol
unteer an I'm regular | seq, AN
you amt goin to lord il over me, seq,
with yer me 1an. sen. don't you
forget it. | didn't get no freedom of
the city | seq. the only thing the lord
mayor ever Civ me- seq, was IA days
for furious drivin',' ! seq. j wasn't en-
tertained attea,' ! scz, by all the docks
and earls of London | seq. i wasn't
'ugged an kissed as walked along the
street | seq. but I'm bloomin privit
an so are you, me lad 'Ius,' seq e,
AN d proud Of IT, seq e. SO am
!. : seq |. Well, come an ave a drink,
SEE e. Right you are sez /; now
you're talkin'!' London Daily News,
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HER HERO
BY Elizabeth NJ. Gilmer.
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steps at n'Sn'' OF "e"''u 'ie i'isel,Vs
down at the t'ole an" ave ~ ''o"S
or the heaNy 1000 OF Sli'oNeu sHoi
pipes III thelr Shli' s'ee,'S o'i cue "oo'
steP III 'he evenings - vas '"' ''S'
pace on e"r'h where YOU NoulI' nov
hooked lor romance e., ne, e '''ei'ss'
1t was the Ho'ue 81 an 'u''''S' "'s'
soul soaFeu lar "o"Ne He' S"i "'' S''i
rouhulhSS' ii'o WORM % fancy ""'ie
such Ih'hSS as SrllhS men WI" g'i
louseo Pa'hS "sL' "'tN"o"H' '""
| Put,S P'Pe "ou'o nave oee" an mp
sl2IlltH
Inns was Mrs morgan daughter
Name MIS- Morgan III taking ABOUT
her, always dWell lohaIE on the TACT
that Name had had advantages
Which' pelhg Interpreters meant 'ald'
she hau peeh 2roui'" ,HiousH lC"
erades IN lhe PuDAc SeAool' where sne
mad acquired a passion TOT noNel I'au-
ing ana profound contempt lor 'ne
station IN NE TO Nnlch she hd' o.eh
born IN her ho'ner aoorihg opinion
inns paSseu loI cuA'"te' anu S'ie nee
looked at Mamie sol' ""',e h'"sS' -
uliefeh' from ier CIV II Noi INA a'lou
ones OF al Mamie sum AouhS nSu'e
III us preItH' cheaP HheIS' 50 ulIiel'"'
from hsr own ION pen' one, NitHouI d
tniHi % iNe '''"'
'he sl[! apo,e nelS'''
ms l''V'T tr"SSuA - 'ne ii'0e ~ v ~
haheS " "'.l'"S s''' VI "Ci 9''' ~ - o''
10 liuu'Se ne' "du 'ei - 80 'oiii l'lo"
we sc"rcelN ho''te IT, as ureuls
helthef MIS- Morgan nor Mamie sa"
any th'nS strange ol 'ulP'o'e /" '"e
Ihother SpehuIhS h'I u"H - co"N'us emu
less n't"iS' N'si'"S 'nu''SS uiSH,9'
anu making enu'TsS 'euS' "ti''c ''e
eirl goSsIPeu WIN i'eL , Il' III 'iie
snap"S P"'Ior, u ca" '"e no'e'S III
Nn!ch her SOU. oV''5 "'eo'
Mamie uon ''Ne ~ no,se"o'N'
anu sue am t soi TO- lotS as i've nei
iio'ner "o"iu Sd! any 'el' Tree ~ Iol-
10" hel own ueNi'SS wa ln'e ie,eiet, III
iullu io'ii"nVes "ii,ie ne oe'u' u u. W
ihiPecunlous anu loMlS poIn neloiHe Is
import heo ny or heS 'n''u ue Mont
iioleiiVi 10 sna,e niS 'oione'' Vi NiieIe,
alter lilPoSsiole scenes ol carnage anu
uarins, '"e Hero SucoeTos =" i'seul"s
the hoole hauS 'lara ne peauehaihp
iioh, 'et eiieLl'es' an" - leN ioeu VIA
'iie 'i'". 81 'i'"' " ''5 ''' anu - Q ~ i"uS
III ih' ''se'
II she huu only peeh content with
What real ne had 10 oHer her, Name
"ouia nave hau no time 10 ma her love
STORIES ~ DOCKS. 0he was an extremely
pretty gIrI' Win Il SKIN IKE mix ana
eyes DIS olue as suihinet SKY, ana 'here
was no lach Vi hoIlest-nearIeu young
1elloWs VINO would giauiy nave mar.
rieo her' put she "oulo nave none OF
'hem'
one ; LOOKING OUT ior one OF them
nero chapS "hat wears SILK mats ana
SMOKES clgaretles' ana uoh get ms
hands dlrty' IKE What IN them DOCKS
shes always reaolhg' one or her as
comhted sultors mao declared, resent
lully'
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in a subdued voice: Don't you think
we are really much happier as we
are?"
What do you mean by as we are?' 4"
II meau--not married
"But-I don't understand. Don't
YOU want to marry me, Mamie?"
DO you still love me?" was the
soft counter-question.
Yes"
AS much as you loved me three
years ago."
Antony Tempest pulled his mus
tache and looked away.
Let us be honest with each other.
dear Tony. OF course il is rather hui
initiating that, after all our vows and
tears and protestations of eternal
tidelty. we should have fallen out Of
love with each other and into love
with some one else; but I'm afraid it
is a fact, isn't it?"
Yes" he said, looking at her with
amazement through the darkness
IF tell you my secret, will you
tell me yours"
He nodded
81 want to marry Sir Christopher,
And you?'
Joan" he said. smiling, and linger-
ing tenderly on the name
Then he knelt beside her and took
her hands
Mamie, Mamie, what a clever little
witch YOU are. Do YOU know that, in
spite Of everything. ! am inclined to
be jealous of Sir Christopher?"-
dies Field.
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BESIDES King Edward thcr /,
heirs to the British throne
ing outside the group a.
rect descendants. Thcsn
children, 81 graudchiH
great-grandchildrcn off,.
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No Chinese In Potter's Field.

Among the thousands of bodies bur.
led in the potter's field Of New Yorl
there is not one of Chinaman.
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A library has been promised Niagx1.
Falls, N. T., BY Andrew Carnegie.
The physicians Of Ii Hung Chang
declare that his life hangs BY thread.
An escaped gray wolf was shot Sat-
urday In the public gardens Of Boston.
United States Consul Hay, Of Pre-
toria, left London for New York Satur-
day.
Gen. John Palmer. sx-commander-
in-chief Of the @. A. r.. may be ap-
pointed pension commissioner.
Owing to German press opposition.
Lord Roberts has returned with
thanks" the insignia of the Order Of
the Black Eagle conferred by Emperor
William.
A furious storm Of wind and rain
did serious damage Saturday and Sun
day in Arkansas. Texas, Illinois, Indi-
ana. Kansas. Missouri and Michigan.
In Arkansas 16 were killed and In Tex
as eight.
Taesday, March IL.
Lieutenant Commander Leonard
Chenery. u. s. N. retired. died In New
York yesterday.
The Benevolent Ordes, of White Mice
has been incorporated by theatrical
women In New York. -.
Rev. Elijah Kellogg, known in tho
world Of books as writer for boys,
is dying at his home In Harpswell. Ne.
A ballot reform bill has been pre-
pared by Pennsylvania Democrats for
presentation In the present Legislature.
Secretary and Mrs. Gage left Wash
ington yesterday for Chicago. The Sec
retary expects to return in about q
week.
Mrs. ]. A. Jenkins. widow Of the first
private secretary Of President Abra-
ham Lincoln. was given lodging at
Elmira IN. " police headquarters
Saturday night.
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SALE. REGISTER

=. nostcea OF asles win be inserted free und
snls heading when the bills are printed 1t thiv
onico. When the bills are not printed st this
once % Cent? will be carRed. Persons expect.
ing TO haye sale should select date and have
II inserted In this column.
FRIDAY. March is, IN Swim eford, D. p. Kerst.
etser will sell farming Implements and
household furniture.
FRIDAY, March Is. one and one. half miles
west OF Aline, r. J. Trust will sell horses.
cowssnd farming Implements.
TUESDAY, March 10, one mile south. east of
M'ddleburR, A. +. Smith will sell 2 horees
2eow"' cattle and farming implements
March ~, 4 mile west n, Aim.
John T Shetterly will sell s horses one GOV,
and farming implements.
TUESDAY, March 10, near Alinc. II. B. Gelnett
VIII sell horses ! COW and ! heifer. At
John I. ShetterIy's saia.
WEDNESDAY, March 20, 1901, At Ki,uirm..
r.; ", II. Walter administrator Of the estate
will sell household furniture
THURSDAY. March 81. 1901, at Paxtonvil,e,
Miehael hackenburg will sell household
THURSDAY, March q, one and one. fourth
miles southeast Of Mt. Pleasant Mills. Y. r
water Will cell : horses, 10 head Of cattle
and farming implements.
FRIDAY. March q, two: miles nortb.v.., n,
OF Middleburg, Ambrose Long will sell 4
horses, head cattle and 10, ming impie.
ments. 'P'S
SATURDAY, March 80. at Troxelville. H.rr,.,
Nerhood will sell household and hotel
furniture. "''e'
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The Country Editor.

DURING the recent meeting of the Illinois
- Press Association in Chicago the Tribune
of that city indulged in highly eulogistic edit
orial on the country editor. Some of those com.
plimented are inclined to think the editor of the
Tribune was moved by selfish influence in his
editorial, but this is to b. doubted. The T'fb,ue
has at last begun to recognize to its full the in
fuence the country editor. In all the i'm
provements Of the last century none were greater
than those of the country press. The improve
ments were not alone in the mechanical depart
ment of the paper, but were much greater in the
influence which the country paper has upon ma:
tional, state county and city affairs. The country
editor ofto-day is man who must be reckoned
with in all the various relations of life. He is a
sober, influential citizen and has q standing in|
business and politics second to none in bis coun.
y. The reason Of all this is that the modern
country newspaper is merely : business enter
prise, conducted by good business men op up-to-
late business principles. -,i... ..n.r. ,.,.,.i !
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GENERAL MARKETS.

Philadelphia, March ll.--Flour in light
demand; winter superfine. 3225a2. so;
Pennsylvania roller. clear. $3l00S.15; city
mills. extra, t2.soa2so. Rye flour steady
sylyanis. Wheat steady; No. ! red. spot.
77G7hc. Corn steady: No: 2 mixed. spot.
HhG4lNc.; No. 2 yellow. for local trade.
4sita!sEc., Oats steady; No: white. clip
ped; &C. o Lover crsdes ,s z'Tsac; M Hay dull dull
eae' sssf DUH; 's S..t hams IS: IS soals ' Pork Pork
western steamed. N.S5. Live poultry quot
ed at 1otgilc. for hens. &c. for old roost-
ers. ioGilc, for young chickens; i2gi3c.
for geese. Dressed poultry at loc. for
fowls, 7hc for old roosters. 2O625c. for
nearby broilers. l2al3c. for choice and
fancy nearby chickens. lsQl3isc. for large
turkey hens. l2c. for choice to fancy west
srn ducks and 7Gsc. for western geese.
Butter steady: fresh creamery. 17G22c. (:
factory. l1al5c.: June creamery. l5Q20c. {;
imitation creamery. hhdlShc.: New York
tobbing at 2aa2sc.; do. wholesale. &c.
Cheese f,rm: fancy large colored and
white. llGlihc.; fancy small colored.
l21tc.: fancy small white, 12612kc. Eggs
firm; Nsw a York and Pennsyivania, at At
toes quiet; Jerseys. ai50: New York.
N.AOdl. .s2h: Long island. s1.5O@l.75; Jer-
sey sweets. 81. 5OQ2.25. Cabbage steady;
higher; extra. s55oa5.s5; prime. $3.50
$40; common. $3.25a4. Hogs active prime
mediums. best Yorkers and heavy hogs,
81 light n1h Yorker ,sdss HsSSSsS y pigs 800
Choice wethers, NsSgs; common, ass.5o;
choice lambs, IS. io0s.S5; common to good,
NQs.sS; veal calves. ts.6o67.H.
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The shoe factory is now in the hands of tn,
sheriff. We hope it will be purchased by enter
prisng men and the industry continued.
THE Posi- is inreceipt of copy of the "Sootct
Ancestors Of President Mckinley" issued by
Edward A. Claypool, genea!ogst, 25s Dearborn
Ave-, Chicago. 1t is the first genealogy of the
President we have seen. 1t can be had of the
compiler for 25 cents.
If the people of Snyder county wish to assist
in preserving historical data, they should look
through their attics and garrets, and fthey have
any old newspapersof Snyder or adjoining ooun-
ties, they should send them to the librarian of the
Snyder County Historical Society at this place.
All articles of historical value are preserved in
their room in the court house.
THLMAN in a temper.-Atlanta Constitution.
But is Capt. Ben really shaken by the tempests
of anger that seem to shake him? He is excel
lent at tearing passion to tatters He has a
gift for white-hot language and the gift has been
cultivated diligently during his long and lively
experiences on the Palmetto stump. But not
even comic stage father or uncle can be so ira
scble and so continually irate as the Pitchfork
pretends to be. We maintain that he is IS mild
as milk and that his outbursts and fits are only
voluntary and stimulated wrath
CAVALRY horses are not being given away
nowadays. Bids were opened at Omaha the other
day for 400 horses for the newly organized Four
teenth Cavalry at Fort Leavenworth. .rhe bids
ranged from $139 to $50 horse, pretty stiff
price, but what was the Quartermaster's Depart
ment to do? The cavalry must have good horses
and good horses come high. 1t will be some
time before the cavalry can be equipped with
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automobiles. The impulsive persons who lave
had tears to shed over the decline and fall of the
horses were decidedly premature.
The murder of Thomas McHenry, at Rebers-
burg, on the morning Of the 3rd. of February,
promises to 60 unavenged, says the Bloomsbury
Daily. No arrests have been made and there is
not likely to be. The murder was one of those
rural crimes which puzzles detectives because of
the seeming lack Of a motive on the part Of any
known person. Detectives of the murderer seems
extremely unlikely, because at the time of the
commission of the crime all of the inhabitants of
that sparsely populated district were in bed. The
chance Of any one being on the road and re-
coguizng the figure was reduced to almost moth
ing. Rumor had connected the murdered mans
brother, Mcclellan McHenry, of Hazleton, with
the crime, but so far no evidence has been found
that would incriminate him.
KANSAS has been known asa Prohibition State
for many years, but what is prohibited by the
laws of that Stat..?
THAT ground hog has given notice on We'd
nesday and Thursday mornings that his si4 weeks
do not expire till March l6.
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Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any me licine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers' never thought of us
ing anything else for Indigestion or
Biliousness, Doctors were scarce.
and They seldom heard of Appendic,
tits, Nervons Prostration or Heart
failure. etc. They used u ust
Flower to clean out the system and
stop fermeniatio of undigested
food, regulate the action of the liver
stimulate the nervous and organic
action of the system, and that is ali
they took when feeling dull and bad
with headaches and other aches
You only need a few doses of Green "a
August Flower. in liquid form. to
make you satisfied there is nothing
serious the matter with you. Get
Green's Prize Almanac.
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DANGEROUS ZOE eoReEs rEAsH
Heaviest Ice. In the susquehss
River Since lS7N.


Lancaster, Pa, March 12.-The \
has begun to move OF the SuNI
hanna at Columbia. There is a chr|
mel about d hundred feet wide aid
this side,: but along the Wrighst1
shore the Ice Is still intact. Betvu|
Columbia and Harrisburg the river
filled With floating ice. but II
thought that 1t is not heavy enoul
to do any serious damage. At Nd
rietta the condition is different, u
grave apprehension is felt. The wi,
is steadily rising. The river Is \
yet bank full, but what 10 causing Y
most anxiety is the fear that the
may give away before there is q su!
cient quantity Of water to cary 1t 4
safely, and that disastrous gorges VI
follow. Not since 1875, and probiS|
not even then. has there been sud
heavy Ice upon the river at this poi'
Immediately in front Of the town !,
river is clear Of ice on this side. n
on the York county side It is yet
tact. and 1t is feared that when the
Just above the town breaks Fros
street will be flooded. The ice vata
in thickness from IL to 20 inches, a'
in many places ice from above b
lodged underneath to . depth Of J
feet
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AwEEK's NEWS CONDENSED.
Wednesday, March q.

Wednesday, March Q.
John D. Rockefeller has given 11l0..
900 to Vassar college for q new DOR
mitory.
Captains r. d. Evans and H. c. Tay.
lor, for service at Santiago. have been
commissioned rear admirals.
Suit has been brought against the
Duke OF Manchester in London by Miss
Portia Knight. an American, for breach
Of promise.
Miss Anna White, OF Williamsport,
Pa. was yesterday appointed a depu-
ty factory inspector, vice Mrs. Mary
Wagner. Of Harrisburg.
The president yesterday sent to the
senate the names Of all present cabinet
Officers. They were promptly confirm
ed. Griggs will retire next month.
Thursday, March z.
An agreement between Chicago con-
tractors and carpenters will prevent
carpenters strikes for two years at
least.
The total population Of Alaska In
1900. as shown by the returns OF the
twelfth census. Is 63,592. as against 32.-
052 for 1890.
A bill passed the lower house Of
Indiana's legislature which provides
for the dismissal Of any sheriff whose
prisoner may be lynched.
Robert s. Mccormick, of Chicago.
who was secretary Of legation under
Minister Lincoln at London, has been
appointed minister to Austria.
Mrs. Perry Peele. a widow, Of Mat
thews, Ind, left her 3-year-old daugh-
ter and 1S-months-old son in the house
while she visited a neighbor. The
house took fire and both were cremated
Friday, March g.
Signor Pansa, now Italian ambassa-
dor at Constantinople, Is to be trans
ferred to London.
The house Of the Texas legislature
voted down resolution inviting Mrs.
Carrie Nation to visit Texas.
Lehigh university. at Bethlehem. Pa.
has 445 students. representing 27 states
and IL foreign countries.
The long deadlock in Montana's leg
islature ended by the election of Paris
Gibson, Democrat, as United States
senator.
Prominent sporting men Of Boston
have selected Bermuda as the mecca
of boxers, and a club house will be
opened there, to be managed by John
l.. Sullivan.
saturday, March D.
The extraordinary session OF the ma
tional senate adjourned today until the
first Monday in December.
The health Of Count Tolstoi, the
novelist and social reformer, is occa-
sioning uneasiness in Russia.
A jubilee convention Of Young Men g
Christian Associations Of North Ameri-
ca will open in Boston June IL.
A heavy gale is sweeping the English
channel. A schooner was wrecked near
Brest, and the crew probably perished.
The strike in Havana has been set
tied, the stevedores, lightermen and
cartmen returning to work at COM
promise.
Celebrations in connection with the
coming 80th birthday Of Prince Luit-
pold, of Bavaria, March II, have already
begun in Munich.
- Monday. March II. -
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cret negotiations are going On bstv
the United States and Great Bn,
with . view Of thwarting what
governments appear to consider
tsrmined attempt on the part Of Rul
to plant herself permanently In osl
the richest tracts Of the Chinese emf
The conference held WEDNESDAY
tween United States Ambass,(
Choate aud Lord Laasdowne. ths 4
eign secretary. had lothing to DO \
the Nicaragua canal AFFAIR. To av
from . British oMcial. the Mean
controversy is . minor matter d
pared with the present situatu
What Mr.. Choate did was to rsc.
from Lord Lansdowne an import
mssage declaring that Great Brit
was not satisfied. with Russias ded
ration regarding Manchuria, and 4
ing the United, States II they were y
pared to take joint action Of suel
decisive nature that Russia would b
NO alternative. bpt, to reesde from
position. Almost simultaneously, II
said. the United States government
structed the, various ambassadonI
take Similar steps.
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PALLAS NEWS.

John Lenig Of Dundore y
visit to his grandmother, Mnl
kichter last week. ;.
Henry Arnold's younges,
was Inferred at St. Paul's cep|
last Wednesday. - ,','
Levi Ramer will move On
farm owned by George Spots.
david Bickhart's sale on Nr
was we'll attended. Things 1
ing a fair price.
Last Wednesday john ShI
daughter, Marie, was badly bp
about the body while playing
fire. At last account the child
out of danger.
Last week while Wash S.abl
moving a large saw mill er
around a curve above Pallas on
tract Of timber it was overtu,
smashing the upper part of the er
delay and much damag
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NJ. Buffet Determin ed to Fight

Brussels. March I'm. Andre 3D.
fet, in letter to his seconds 10 y
projected duel with M. Paul DerouledI
mentions the receipt Of further cor
munication from M. Deroulede, mon
insulting than the first. which he n
frains from publishing at present o.
Of generosity. Although I am oppo't
to dueling from q religious point n
view," says M. Buffet. Il am compela
In these circumstances to fight, hov.
ever absurd It may appear to be.
cannot, consent. however. to close m
incident with q duel. M. Derouls6
must still prove his words. Othervis
he will lay himself open to the chais'
Of being the author Of an odious d.
vention."
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GENERAL HARRIs0N's ILLNESS.
The Ex-President's Physicians Hope
ful Of Ms Ultimate Recovery,


ful OF His Ultimate Recovery.
Indianapolis. March 12.-Dr. Henry
Jameson has been in constant attend
ance on ex-President' Harrison. and.
with Dr. Evan Hadley, has alternated
in . close watch for the slightest sign
Of improvement or relapse. At 7:30 last
night DR.. Jameson issued the following
statement:
General Harrison got through the
night In excellent shape and In man
ner gratifying to myself and Doctors
Hadley and Dorsey. He held his own
splendidly until 20 o'clock this morn
ing, when slight change for the worse
was apparent. The Inflammation In the
left lung and the pains in his chest then
began tOcause him a great deal Of
trouble and produced state Of nerv-
BUSINESS and restlessness which caused
him much discomfort.
II hnd no great cause for alarm to-
night in the condition Of General Har-
rison, and attribute the change to the
fact that he had been laboring with his
ailment one day longer. In dealing
with pneumonia and kindred forms Of
illness crisis IL q quantity hard to
reckon with. With the other physi-
clans, I am very hopeful Of Gen. Har-
rison's ultimate recovery. The chief
danger we fear from the illness IL an
extension Of the innammatory process
In the left lung" -
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MEISERvlLLE

Mr.. and Mrs. fargo were,
ccmegnests Of H. kerstetter
Misses Superia and Men
Dora Markley are still on b
list.
Rev. Davis preached an Cd
sermon Sunday afternoon. |
Miss Katie SPOTS of b
spent a couple weeks with fl,
Meiserville.
Mr.. Mitterliug moved i
mill near Meiserville on Stro
Hornberger's tract. .+"
X. Weaver bought a foru
Seven Stars. '.-H
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-14
Emperor william As,aulted.

Berlin, March 8.-Emperor Willin
who was assaulted by Dietrich Weilana'
is Obliged to remain in bed for time
The assault took place WednesdN
night at Bremen as the emperor w
driving from the Rathskeller to tar
the train for Berlin. Weiland, evlden''
ly without premeditation, threw !
heavy fishplate. which caused quite !
severe wound on the emperor's cheeI
and will compel him to remain In ns
room for several days. The assailan!
is an irresponsible epileptic, and tns
assault has no political Significance