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The Newtown bee., 1904-03-25
GEORGE MATTEaAT.

George Mattegat, an energetic and hard working farmer of Upper Step ney, died on Tuesday, aged 55 years. Be IS survived by his wife, two sons, Emi! w. and Otto Q. Mattegat, and Miss Emma M. Mattegat. One dauuh- ter is deceased, Mrs F. J. Souinobal. Three grandchildren also survive him. Tho funeral occurred on Thursday. Funeral Directors Prindle & Morris had the arrangements in charge.
 Miss Gussie Reitter has returned
The Newtown bee., 1904-03-25
FREDERICK SHERMAN.

Frederick Sherman, a lOng-time cit 1zen of the town, committed suicide by hanging, soon after midnight, Sun day. He had been in poor health. About Il p. m., he asked for some rice and piece of dried bread, and in some way managed to smuggle into bed the knife used in cutting the bread. About 2 Q. m., he was missed from his room and on searching he was found stran- gled in the orchard, having thrown the rope over g small pear tree. He put on his felt boots on leaving the house. His age was s3 years. He is survived by four sons, Charles, Wilson, George and Henry Sherman, and one daughter, Mrs Middlebrooks. The fu- neral took place, on Thursday.
The Newtown bee., 1904-03-25

John F. Keating returned, Monday evening, from few days visit with relatives in the Park City.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-25
CAVIAR is VERY SCARCE.
Few Sturgeon Caught by New Jersey
Coast Fishermen and Price
Advances.

The catch OF sturgeon last year waa
small and this spring the fishermen we're
even lcss successful
Most OF the fishermen were az work
FOR three weeks without catching a sin
gle sturgeon The entire company oi
600 fishermen did not average six stur-
geon cav.
There have been seasons when the
shipment 90 caviar from Baysile y. J.
to The European markets has amounted
90 more than 900 kces. but unless there
is a big run of hsh shortly less than 1ne-
third of that amount will be- produced
this year
Az The rate az which caviar ls now ad-
vancing ga price All previous records
promise 20 be broken. The prese m price
is 90 cent a pound or the wharf which
Is equal 20 1920 keg
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-25
RUSSIANS A MOTLEY RACE.
Population Of Land % Gar Includes
Dozen Peoples AL Diser-
ing ia Language

The Russian population Is. perhaps.
the most mixed OF al nations. anG .s
made up in large measure Of conquered
peoples who still remember their over
throw with bitterness. Probably not
FAR from one-thir9 of the whoie-lrom
4O.o0o0OO 20 50.oooOoo-ar true Mus
cOvitea
Around the central MrscoviteS are
grouped Lapps Finns. Germans. Llthu-
anlsns. knthcnl8ns Rouuanlans.
Greeks. Georsians and Tartars. with
Jews and Gypsies scattered through Tie
south and west These are az in Euro
pean Russia. and this .s noth.ng 20 the
medley in Asiatic Russia. where there
Is an almost endless variety of races
Each OF the races mentioned speaks q
different tongue. and there are at least
six different religions among them.
without counting sectaries. such a. the
Dukhobors Bitter political hatred 81
Russia burns fercsiy among the Firms.
Poles and Armenians. while symptoms
o. active revolt are reported amone
Georgians and Turcomans along the
Asiatic frontier
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-25
ABBEY MONKS HIDING PLACE
Intclc-ung Archaeological Discovery
Recently Made az Thorney
In Isle of Fly.

Al interesting archaeological dis
.oeery has just been made az Thorncy.
in the lsiel % ELL A hermitage vas
founded there oy Che Saxons In 665.
and Be- became an lmportapt nonastic
establishment second abbey v as
built there hy Bishop Etheiwood. says
the Pail Mall Gazette. og Winchester.
in the nlnth century. and this VA re-
placed by more Imposing building az
the end II the eleventh century
The Th0rney abbey of the present
day used a. The parish church. con-
slsts OF the vest front and nave ~
this third building. and In the course
of the last few DAYS the discovery has
been made % subterranean passage
leading from The abbey church down
20 the river lt il 500 feet In length.
lt was probably used BY the monks TO
obtain their supplies of water and ash.
and. &c Is thought. formed a safe hiding
place for the brotherhood during the
Danish invasion. for they escaped the
slaughter which overlook their neigh
bors a. Crowland and teroorough.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-25
BREED cOLOREc SlLKWORMS
CeV Departure In The Industry cy
Audacious Experimen-exs
Brings Fair Results

Some aulorious exrerluients have
b sD enCeltoring To make the slik worm
spin co.ofee silks Primarily they were
eacearoring 20 ascertain 81 The green
,1.ar ol some natural silks is produced
g. aay way by ,ae leaves upon which
t.e worms feed. out the work suerestes
tle possibility ol securing beautlluay
fatet raw saks
Several lots of caterpiliars we're fed
,rom their birth UPON leaves imprev-
1atel With a red dye They ate their
.fil meals without any snow OF rcpuE-
eance. anc soon began 90 take on a red
llsh unt throGs bout the body. When al
lowed to SPIN en- freshly collected na-
tlral branches these worms produced a
~rt-tiutel silk the whole COCOON pre-
sratng lsaGtllnl red coloration. Ger
talu co'ors notable blue were not as
apparent in their effects and the worms
cid NOE seem to relish the blue leaves
-s vsIl n. the red ones.
one of ihe questions that naturally
presents iree'l to the .nqulring mind is
whether selccrlve breeding GO such arti-
hcaly stalncl caterpilars would not re-
.ult in race ln Vhich The coiorauou be-
came permanent The fact is clearly es-
tabllshed that The digestive tube haA a
marked influence on the silk As A
French writer declares I'm ereen silks 10
ts the cho.orpnyl 90 the leaves. that Ne
observe and in yellow silks the piErnen- 3
comes directly from fhe mulberry leaves.
with which .t is Identical
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-25
All Aboard for ST, LOniS

citizens OF st. Louis. largely /
people who own their own /
homes, not Sharpors located |
IN the city for a few months !
only to skin the World : /
Fair visitor. This company. /
by controlling ] 800 rooms. /
H. enabled to make the eN-
trenely low rate of 81 GO per
person per dav. sold only con-
a Certificate Plan that is.
YOU make application for
accOmnOda tiOnS. stating
number OF days and months
YOU desire To come. ON the
coupon appearing below. en-
close 81 90 for each dnv re
served. and mail same to
the Editor OF this paper. I'm
mediately upOu receipt OF
such applic9tion the st.
. Louis European Hotel co
viii forward to you a certi-
ticate good for the time re-
served or for any time dur
ING the Exposition period.
April 3Oth. TO December lSt.
1904. This certificate is
transferable, so that in ease
OF the one reServing being
unable to attend. he can lis
pose OF his certificate with
out loss.
This Comp any's genera
| offices are located IN the Mil
ton Building. ON Eighteenth
street, Immediately adjOin
! inc the st. Louis UniOr
Station. Upon arrival il
st. Louis you present YOU
certitice at the general Offic,
= OF the Company, and theiI
uniform guides will cOnduc
z you TO your room. thereb,
; assuring you against losing
! your way and falling a vic
t tim TO any OF the man,
r shan Ks which will invest tn.
, city at that time. Checkin.
1 rooms will be maintained fo
/ the convenience OF the Com
+ pany's patrons, and in ever
e way their comfort and safe
G " Will be carefully locke,
a after. As the number Q
g rooms is limited, fill out tn
u coupon today and remit I,
e the Editor. Remember
[ rooms can be reserved fO
! any number OF days, fror
: one up, unless you wish {
d pay eXhorbitant prices an
i suffer a loss of time, person
: al Inconvenience and. PEI
e haps, danger. Attend t
II this at once.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-25

The cathedral OF Alexander Nevskot
St Petersburg. IS said 70 have the
finest choir Ia the world II in com
posed OF about thirty OF the best voices
In the Russian monasteries. Whenever
a novice with an exceptionally good
voice Is entered be Is sent 70 the mon
astery OF Alexander Nevskoi. where be
r. trained as carefully as an opera
singer. and remains there doing moth
ing except assisting az the music a.
mass In the morning and vsspers IN
the afternoon until he becomes aged.
when be 10 retired on a pension.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-25

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve gives
instant relief from burns. cures cuts.
bruises. sores. eczema. teiter and al
abrasions ot the skin. Ia buying Witch
Hazel Salve it Is only necessary % see
that sou get the genuine DeWitt's atd
a cure IS certain. There are many cheap
countcriclts on the market. all oi which
arc worthless. and quite a ieS are dan>
gerous, Dew tits W itch Hazel Salve Is
pcrpectly harmless and cures. sold 10y
l. Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-25
To OUR READERS:

1t is with great pleasure
that we are able to- announce
go YOU that it Is I'm our pow
er to solve the veNed queS-
tiOn as to where YOU are to
stop when attending the
great Worlds Fair at 1t
Louis. and as to lust what
it will cost you. Through
mn arrangement with the st.
Louis European Hotel CO.,
la Missouri Corporation.
which is highly recommend
eel by the Lincoln Trust co.
OF st. Louis, and which con
trolls and operates l $40 ele-
giant modern rooms in close
IprOXimity to the Exposition
grounds. we are enabled TO
offer to Ourreaders the great.
est opportunity to solve the
important question. where
lat and how much2' The
]
tremendous attendance mt
/ this Worlds Fair will send
accommodation prices sky
ward; in fact, Will make them
lin many instances beyond
the reach of ordinary people.
The st. Louis European Co.
Having leased l. 500 OF the
finest rooms in st. Louis
over a year ago, are enabled
to give our readers the eX
tremely low rate OF S1.Oq per
day for accommodations anC
guide service to conduct tn,
patron to the room anC
comfortably establish hin
therein. Upon Investigate
ing this great proposition
we have concluded arrange
ments whereby we are tn
local agents for the St.LOui
European Hotel Co., an,
are prepared to reserv
tOOms at once for our read
ers. Don't wait, attend t,
this matter at once, an'
thereby save money, incOu
venience, and, perhaps yOu
life. You well know tn
great dangers awaiting tn
untraveled and unwary in
great city at such a tim
when it will be the resort {
sharpers from all over tn
world. Imagine your pligh
if you take yourself or you
family into unknown place
and houses ! Under the pla
OF the St. Louis EurOpea
Hotel Co. you are absolute
ly safe, as all their room
are located in the handsOm
homes of the best Christia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-25
Co. Amsrlean Industrr.

The hatmaklng business Is growing
rapidly In this country. and American
hats are being worn all over the world
Formerly large uEmber Of hats were
shipped here from England out nov
American hats are being worn extern
siveiy In England France and especial
" IN Germany. No longer do the wealthy
people here think that they must wear
nothing but Englikh haIA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-25
A Home Run.

A Pawtueket (R- ID lad batted a
ball In such a way that Il landed in thu
power-hOuse OF a cotton mill near the
grounds and stopped the plant for the
rest OF the day The BOY made = run
for home.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-25
Proved by Photography.

II has been proved By instanta-
neous photography that a horse az fun
trot sometimes has It's four feet OF
the ground at once
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-26
@mnoer Der Sricastebuif.

Wdhrenb elmer militdrii9en llebuna
f9lueen bic Solbaten lebt6in cine
itarte, breite 8riide iiber bic Glbe W.
fpeit @~ittenbere, pel9e f9tpere @rtilz
lerie unb GrmeezS ranspprte gu traosn
permp9te. Sic purbe am nddifen
Sage tpieber abgebro9en. Oas Grs
pertinent unb bas Bacterial fir bic
Bride f~oiteten 100000. QuBcrs
orbentli9e @orf9tsmobregeln iparen
~getroffen tporben, um Die 2anbbepp6z
ner a~b3ubalten, iid Der Bride gu
nGbern, unb bic Mbnabme bon 0botps
grapbien 81 berbinbern. Der 8au,
pel4er o Witsliebern bes 9enerals
TABS g~eleitet mar, tpurbs in Gettipnen
erri4tet. pel9e raid SufammensefteQt
perben fDnnen. Wenn cine pber mebr
Settionen bur9 9ef9ofe ober bura
Jeuer aeritOrt iinb, bann fDnnen a1s
osre fu6ftituirt perben. Die Bride
tann fir 5lihe bon peri9iebsner Brett.
unb 9iefe paf1enb sema9t perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-26
Mus osati@en @ereimen.

Sie Nrbetter 6ranfen NJ
nabm in ibrer geitrigen in
Der columbia 9aue abgebaltenen Wer=
iammlun9 N%pplicationen BON 2 @an-
bibatsn fir Wit9liebi9aft entgegen.
SO purbe elm ffdnoises @omite er=
pdblt, peI6es als unteriu4unss =@O=
mite iiber Neuaufsunebmenoe funsiren
IoG. Sasislbe bat BON ibnen aus.
sufinoen, ME fe in ihren @efinnun9en
BEN iOsialifif9en 6raaen Der @esen=
mart seseniiberfteben. Sieielben baben
fernsr ni6t nur miinolid, iOnoern
audi f6riftli9 gu ertldren, bab fe bic
Contribution Der 2ranten-2aHe aner-
tennen. @s tpurbe ferner Elm Nntrag
sefteGt, tn Der nd9ften @eneral : 8ers
iammluns gu beratben, OBJ es nidt an=
gebra9t iei, Seitweilig Special. Wer'
iammlunsen ein3uberufen, in pel4er
iber ioeialitii9e uno bpgieniide Jra=
gen bistutirt uno .pentueu aud &ebner
angsitslt rpsroen iolen.
Der @oneoroia 8erein
nabm In isiner geftrigen in Der Ger
mania Sale ab9ebaltenen monatliden
YerIammlung 3pei Nnmeloun9en fir
Witglisbi9aft ent9egen.
Sir cine i'm nd9ifsn Wunat fatt'
finoenbe &arten- partie purbe folsen=
oes @pmite %ernannt: Sarrp ShrOne,
gorfBsr; s.. pbibbs uno grant
Baben.
SIR bas q. Stiftunssfsf, weldes
am l. Sonntog i'm. @Obember in Der
8ermauia 9aue ab9e6alten tuer=
ben fon, muroe fOlsenbes @omits
ernannt: Grant 9swalb, gOrHbenosr;
Greb. Steintuebler, Sarrp Srenbel=
man, u. Moore uno Senrp 8eiier.
Rad Der Beriammlung fanb nod
elm semtitbli9es geiiammeniein Fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-26
CO,
Snbtana's sr6bte Drp GOODS &dnbIer.
6rumoeisemtbums l1ebertrasunssn.

Sobn Wi0iam guHep an Mnr1a M.
Sanbers, Sbeil Got z, &itters Subo.
SobniOns @rben Nbt.. Yart Npe..
nabe 16. Ctr. 81, 500.
@eorge Seibenfider on Sohn 8er-
terman. Got 5, SieB's Of Waibine-
ton ctr. Nbo. nabe @iirtelbabn. $3.50.
@eo. &s9 an Inna Mabion, Got 8,
&e9's Shb Merioian Str. Wbbition,
iibli6 Der @iirtslbabn, $400.
@iliam %. Some an CHARLES 6.
Sing, Got "a, Martinbale's Central
Mobition, Ofieite Der alabama Str,
nabe IL. Strabe, $4,000.
Wiliam 90. gIber an 2ouis Weber
unb Mnbere, 2pt SO, Clifton place
Nboition, n0rbli6 BON 81. StraBe,
peftlid bon Clifton Str. 1875.
Sames 90. 9emp an Sliper s.
Nortb, Got II, @o4's Gubbipifion,
She'll BON Nrmftrone's parf, nabe benz
Weft- ginsanee bon grotun Sia, $500.
artbur 6. 8raoibau an 9slins ).
smitb. Got 81, 8lod 9, 2ineuin=patf,
Oelatpare Str, tabe 90. Str, $1,000.
&oialina penrOie u. u. an 2ouz
einoa 8. Green, Got Sc in Sieber's
gbo., tpsfli9 bon 9Ortbwefern Mbe.
nabe %. ctr. $4,000.
8erfar Woeaeli an 9ouiia 8aur II.
", Got q, Blod "a, geatp's Mob.,
meitlid Der Sbslbp Str., nabe @iir=
telbabn. 81, 900.
Columbus Wriebt on Clarence 6.
2irf II. o.. Got 5, puriel's Broad
&ipple 9bb. 81, 700.
CHARLES u. 8otb an @aaace %.
@rap u. a., Got II, Bells Subj,
Sobnions @rben Wob. nabe Bart Ibe.
unb 81. Str. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-26

Sir s nbiana: 9beiIpeiie bepoIft
beute @beno unb am Sienitas; pabri6eins
lid S6auer unb @eruitter am Oienftas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-26

2ceaIsW etterbert6t
Sbeilmeiie bem6Itt beute 9lbenb unb afi
Dienifas; pabri9einIi9 S9aier mnc Ses
witter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-26
Neuer JeberDeiber,
bel Mu9uf pietf9,
Ode Wabaib unb 2ibertp StraBe.
Mns Smrner= &reiiem.

Der Surnserein bon OF pittsbura
bat am Iebtsn Greitas bic @runoftein=
legung ieiner neusn SaGe unter ent-
ipredenben Geierlidfeiten boraenrm-
men. Sir bic Sale III Elm 3Oftenauf-
uano i'm Betras bon circa $25, 900
por9eieben tporoen, uno miro f9 bic
ielbe ben ahberen i96nen unb pobl=
eineeridteten Surnbanen in pittsburg
uno umgeseno uiirOis anreiben. I'm
Der 6eisr nabmen idmmtli9e 8ereine
bes S~urnbe3irts vpittsbur9" tbeil.
9ieielbs puroe @admittass nit elmer
eroben Yaraoe ein9sleitet. Sen Nb.
i4luB bss Jetes biIoete Elm @ala.
8aQ.
NQes mas bon beg Surner 0etera=
men Grieorid Ysrti9's irbiider Sale
tibrig geblieben. Elm 6dufein Mi9e.
fanb an Samffag in Cincinnati Die
leBte &ubefdtte. Die nrne, in tpslder
bic &i9e entbalten mar, muroe unter
i9li9ten. aber einbrudsbollen 3sremo-
MEN auf Der Besrdbnibftdtte Der Jrei=
niaursr auf benz Spring @robe 6rieo=
bOf beigsiebt unb oieier Seier tpobnte
elm fattlides 5duf1ein Der 6reunoe oes
berforbenen Yioniers, Der elm Men.
f4enalter In Der aufopfernbfen uno
ielbfloieiien Wsiis i'm SntsreHe bss
Seutidtbums uno i'm SntereHe Der
Surnerei semirtt bate, BET.
Die geiieBung Der Ni9e fano unter
ben 3eremonien oes GreimaurerOroers
ffatt, bic bon 9lltmeiffer u. Wampa9
bon Der 5aielmann 2ose, beren lang
idbrisss Wit9Iieo Grieori9 yertf9 &c.
peisn, our4gefibrt wuroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-26

@ etnem & uripu
eigener Dirt tp;rb aug 3pentau. Sa6=
fen. 6eri4tet. Gin Saubenet, bas bic
@rDbe zines fleinen 9iibnereies batte,
entbielt atpei ausgebriitete unb poQftGns
big entpidelte Sdab9en, bic iebo9
ni9t auseetrpden naren. SebenfaGs
bat bic Nabruna fir beibe ni9t aus<
eerd4t obsr Der Mansel an 2uft bat
ben grftidunostob herbeiaefibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-26
9 =

Barter & Basbp, &eparaturen, 1911
Cornell Nre., $1050.--Greb 2ornet,
Cottage, Is. Str, nabe @ortbmeffern
Gps., $1,000. -2utber g.. 8ruib, b6l3.
Wobnbaus. Capitol Nbe., nabe 26.
Str, $3000.-&. 6. @oobe, bbI3.
WObnbaus. 3S q. Dearborn Str,
5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-26
Sberntometerftonb

3bernometerftans.
96@fe Semperatnr. .......... 70 @raO
Riebrtsfte Tentperatur. ..-.... 60
SIS. &. 8Ibtbs
SectionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-26
Wetterberfmt
@afbtmstou, 26. Septbr.

Sur "a etuHSsu. sHSsmb 7 upr TOrssns, 81. esptbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-26
ELECTION NOTICE.

SoCIALER TURNvEREIN OF INDIANA
IOLIS.
There will be an election of one ~ trustee and
other officers of the above named society on
Wednesday evening, October 8, 1904, at the reg
ular place of meeting of the society, in the Ger
man House. All members are requested to be
present. GEORGE VONNEGUT, Pres.
GUSTAV WESTING, Secy.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-04-15
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SYNOPSIS OF
The Mystery Of GraslOy

CHAPTER l. - Prince Neslerov
wants to marry Frances Gordon. the
charming daughter OF an American
who is building the Transsiberian
railroad. Frances is interested in
the fortunes of Vladimir Pnulpoff. n
stalwart Russian blacksmith She
asks Neslerov To Use his influence for
Vladimir. ll.-Neslerov goes to VAL
dimir's hut. The blacksmith has
talent and shows Nerlerov picture
he has painted IL i the portrait of
n woman of rank copied from min
nature The prince is excited and
asks for the original. Valdimirs fa
Their says it has been lost. To Valdi-
mir old Paulpoff conieSSeS that he
lied to NeSlerov and still has the
miniature. lII-NeSlerov has the
Paulpoffs sent to Siberia as nihilsts.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-04-15
ITO BE CoNTINUED1
ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY,

For Canyon City property and
Randall County Lands only
Property listed with me will be
advertised in ways that cannot fail
Of bringing purchasers. Ny con-
nection with the Texas Real Estate
Exchange, gives me unusual facili-
ties in bringing this about.
NOTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE
Call in and see me and let me tell
you what propose to do.
GEO. A BRANDON,
O.flce-Canyon City News Build
ing.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-04-15

C''HN 'tth, UoN tHHHttCi.
might scream. but her voice could not
reach within two miles of the nearest
house. The threatening lips. the touch
Of which would be pollution, We're near
her own. With quick movement she
slipped her hand into her pocket.
Stand back. you insulter." she said
with cold. steely voice
The shining barrel of n revolver was
thrust into his face. 1t was not large
weapon and was ornameuted with sill
YER but it was large enough to do cX-
ecuton at short range. and it was al.
most in Ncslerovs very mouth. He
staggered back, taken by surprise.
You she dcvil"' he cried.
With an upward motion he made as
If to knock TIE revolver from her hand.
She bent the barrel downward The
contact with his hand exploded one
cartridge The fash blinded him.
There was Il red mark on his forehead
where the bullet graE2d the skull Half
stunned and curs,ng. he fell back.
Opening the door, Frances walked
out. The drosky driver was waiting.
He had heard the shot.
DO you see this?" she demanded,
pointing the revolver at his head
Yes" he stammerod.
Il have just shot Prince Ncslerov. If
you do not take me to the railway sta
ton at Perm and get ne there before
be ovcrtakes us. will empty the other
four bullets into your head"
Get in" he mumblcd Then to him
self he said: These American women
are devils! They are better fighters
than the Cossacks"
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-04-15

Judge Tomlinson informs US
that Miss Lilly Leonard, of
Canyon City, will begin teach
ing spring term Of school at
Center Plains school house right
soon. Tulia Standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24

which is the usual type OF large mercantile sf5Hc-
ture IL will mean a more expensive reounulhs
movement than any which has yet taken place on
that thoroughfare In general so far as the totaI
number of transactions is concerned, the week Is
record breaker. No less than 10 sales have Deen
reported. which is more. we believe, than Inc REC
week-the total for the corresponding week last
year being only ninetyeight. OF course some OF the
sales are mere fakes and many of them will
never be represented by papers recorded at the
Registers Office but they Undoubtedly stand for a
movement which is extraordinary even in the an
mails of New-York real estate, and which viii IN
crease rather than diminish. The character OF
these transactions IS precisely the same as that
with which we have been familiar OF late. and
needs no more precise description. But its volume
IS very significant Brokers. builders and operators
can look forward with confidence to exceptional
" good wear; all the more SO because the advance
Of prices in Wall Street. the increasing ease OF
money and the general restoration of confidence
have very much improved the general situation