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The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-23
Chambsrlain's COlic, Cholera and
 UiRTrhOSa Remedy

This is a perfectly reliable medicine for bowel complaints, and one that has never been known to fail even in the most severe and dangerous cases.
 For sale by Britt.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-23
Captain Griffin Arrested

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
 Vancouver, July 23-Captain Griffin, of the steamer Princess Victoria was arrested here today on the charge of man8laughter, the charge being made by R. H. Bryce whose wife was drowned.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-23
Manufacturing and Massaging

Miss NJ. Ii. Martin will do manicqr, fnr and massaging, also sewing by the day. State street, between Ihlra ana Fourth avenues. Phone l4I. t-i.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-23

w. w. Boughton has received 8 con signment of Marguerite Havana Cigars: If you want a good sweet smoke call for them.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-23
Lost

Small black leather yestpOc6et diary, ou way Co upper lake Dewey. Finder will please return to this office and receive reward. dt
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-23

II you want the best, stop at the White Pass Hotel, Whitehorse. Every thing new.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-07-23

The best meals and best service al Skagway can be secured at the tlltt Avenue hotel. tl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27

Grefutip- Gomite's mltroen glttgebci.
BEN nm oonit olld) Die genonnten
OILS Gin5elmitglicoer porgei6logenen
Serrcn in Die Gereinigltng oltfaa-
nonlmerl. Sobann lpuroen fol0cnoe
9erren ais Gin5clmitglie0cr in &or.
l6log gebrodt: Gpon u. &einS 81.
S. 6rcO. Sclnpcl, Eoitor u. 4. Stcr.
ger uno Sror5 Traat. 9icic &or-
ihl0gc mur0cn 0cm Grefltius Gomitc
ilbcrmicIcn. Sr. Otto @en5ing ipar
alld) oicSnol mic0cr in scr Sibrn0
erld)lenerl, INN lid) filr icinc pom Ore.
flltlp Gontitc ob0cluiciene Hednun9
iibcr $50 fir ieine 0icnitlciituugcn
ais ScfrctGr Oes Gomite'S fiir bic
ocntidc Nbtbeililng bel Scr S1orI-
%ltricpora0e 81 pcrfcdten; CT erbielt
obcr olld) 0iesmol fem @cbor, bo Die
Nngelcgcnbeit ais crlcoigt betroftct
mur0c. Sr. @en5inq erbielt $25 an
gcuicicn, botte bieielbcn ober MIR ais
Notwithstanding betrad)tet.
Sr. &orl u. 20. Sdolt botte sic
Ibrcdnung iiir Die Seller ocS Gent
id)cn Cages sur Gorlogc bereit, i'm.
merbin fonnte CT OuS Tciultot NIT
t6cilen. Seit Ser lcbtcn por9clcgten
propiioriidcn gufItellung wurocn
nod cini0c na~d)trGgli6 eingcfont'
meme Tchnuu1cn bc5oblt, 10 0ab Jest
sic Ginnabnrcn, ltutt mic bomolS nns
gegcben $2t77.73 nllr nod $2153 be-
trogelt. Phi GrIufcn oeS Srn.
Sdolt iplrOcn sur Ncpiiion ieincr
9~lbred)nung bic $50. Milb. u. @on3.
lcben, Claus S6aoe uno Geo. @ei.
1pib crnnnnt. Gum SflllB fam nod
Die 8ebaltsfro9e Scr 9eomten sur
9eipredung unO luur0e bcldllonen
sic bisberige Scolo bei~5ubeboltcn
mornad) Ser protofpairenoe Scfret1r
500 mno ser Sinon5iefret1r uno De-
SdotmeiIter ie $25 crbaltcn. Gem
Nnmolt ocS &ereinS, Srn. &orl 81,
Wt. Sdolb, ml1rocn fir feline Gicnit.
lciltungcn 5000 %beluiaigt. Sobonn
mlrbe bci6loIien, Dem Er1lioentelt,
melher fem @ebalt bc5iebt, fir ieillc
ouSge5ei6neten 0ienitlciituungcn cir
@eihenf SIT iiberreihen, mofilr Scr.
9etrog BON $50 ousgeIcbt mnroc.
Ser Sermoltunoarntb murOc nit ser
auSfiibrumg oicicS @cld)lulieS be-
trollt. Sr. S6olb lieb Der bereits
erloiienen i6riftlihen Ginlo0ung fir
Die yGeuti6e So9-gtodfcier" an Die
Gelegoten nod cine milnolide fol
qet1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27

Soh5cit. - Sri. Momic Sod.
beim, Mr. 1901, observation-disclosures,
u1to Scrr 2aprence 9. StepclS luilrs
Den 9eitern Nohmittog in Eforr-
bollie ser eritcn reformlirten airbc,
Tnitor Soel Is. &oiiitcr, getroltt. Die
9ralit triig ein &oItiim aus brallnenl
9roaoclotb llno eilt Bouquet gclbcr
Gbrpiontemcn. SEER uno Sralt ste.
pens traten iofort nud) Der Sral1lltg
cine Sod5citSrciic nod Ncm.Yorf an
ltro mcrben nad ibrcr Niidfebr in
ocn .@~oibington Stats" @obnnng
nebnter.
@cil id bcnn dcibcn
mus. gieb mir Sen u b
d1 ie $ ru B. oSccmon1S
abIdic6" mlrroc geItcrn IN scr meit-
lid)cn Eoli5ciitntion Dor Hid)ter 60
ocn ollfgcfiibrt. als Silocn 9. 6oro,
ein Wotroic oilf Dem @ltnocSfrclt5cr
,SenncIice," ltrb bciicll Wclicbtc,
Marp @ri9bt, bon Nr. 257, Norhs
Eincitrobc, por9cfii6rt iuurbcn. -
GSorb nuub ont Somitog nod Gubo
obreiicl uu,b ocnft Dor bier Sobrcr
nidt mcbr 81 Worp 5llriid5ufcbren,
nod lecld)cr 3cit cr tic oils ieillc
Sroil heimfiibren luiQ. Warp Der
iprad) inn gcitcrn, oltf i'm 81 mar.
ten. Ger abidico brnhtc sic beiOcr
2icbenoen ols 8efongenc nod Dem
Stotionsboliic. Sorb, ociicn Shiif
sur 3eit in philadelphia licgt, bate
cinen 2i-itiinoigcn llrlollb gelonl,
nrcll, nm icin WGofcn nohmols SIT
ichcn. an Der Ode bon Glltom. nn0
Scringtonitrobc crfolgtc om Wtitt.
mod gbenb Die IbihieoSicene. To
Wiorp ibren Sdob 10 idrcdlid o6.
idmobtc. bob iid) cine grobe Wen-
idenmcngc anidmmcltc nnb aud
Sergeant WlrpbD bcrbeicilte, mel
der 5ltcrlt Der Inlid)t luar, Dob Die
gcibcn rollicn wiirbell. Hid)tcr Soro
b%eitrofte Soro 5lierit nit ST mo Go'
item unb Worp nit So uno Soften,
cntlieB obcr idlieBli6 Sorb unbe-
trait urlb ~rcou5irte Worp's Strafe
auf ST ullo Soften. Che 6orb bic
Eoli5eiltotion perlieB Bot Warp, Ib-
iGieo bon i6nt ncbnlcn 81 Oiirfcn,
INN Scr ~gcriiGrtc &idter geItottete
Dies. @Gbreno bife 5brGnen iibcr
Morp's @ongen roatcll, ldricb NidJ-
ter 2ooen cine Gntihulbigrng ali
Serbs Goreciettc megcn Der %unfrei.
niaigen llrlalibS- llcbertretung.
Strifebre6er BON 9alti.
more. Giner Tepeide bon Nep.
cattle, Eo, 81 Solge iirb BORT &c.
ltern 100 Irbeiter bon Baltimore
angelongt, luelde Die ElGbe ser Itri=
fenoen !Sodofen.g rbeiter Scr nGars
negie Stabl.Go." einrebmen ioQen.
9ie Come ifien geiterr, unb
goltimorer trlecr luieber einmol
etn frennblides @eifdt 5iir Sfou.
Sofige geritg botte Ole liebe Come
lid oerltedt gebalten, I'M ieI6it ben
Irobliditcn @cnid)er aricSorGmlid
8u ltinrmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
Ins Dem Snneren Warglanb's uns
ben %angrensenoen Staaten.
Ole Noel. Gompagnie be.
fpm M Gontraft.


fom NJ tGontroft
9ie .NoeI Contraction Comp. bon
Baltimore" bat 81 $133,30O Den Gon=
troft erbolten fir Den llmbau zines
SbeilcS oeS lteuen 9~ootbouies Der
Slctten. slfobemie III N~nnopoliS Ill
cine SllrnDolle.
@inDam NJ b + II d..
Gin Oommbrud e~reignete lid, &c.
Itcrn Morgen am Gbeiupeofc Ohio.
aonol entlang 5luei Mteilen unterbalb
Sborpsblrg, Woibitgton . County,
Wio. Ser 9rlld lit % Sub brett unO
10 Sub tief.
0eS hlo9S 6nlotg.
Ser Neger @iaiom gqen iuuroe
geiterl int Griminolgerid)t 81 Inna-
polls oeS an ieiner Satin beeonge.
men SootihlogS ibliloig b%efunoen.
II nbcfonnter ertrnnfen.
Ser 2cid)nom eineS %nnbefannten,
etmo 80 Sabre alten WonneS luuroe
i'm Sofcn BON annopolis in Der N1be
oeS Soldeiter. Yiers a%ifgefunoen.
Scr Sobt lit etipo ieds Sub groB mo
bat cilten bunflen Gollbart. gtiua
cine babe Stlnoe, ebe ole Seide ent-
oedt mitroe, pllroe Der Wann aitf
Dem Yier aeieben. Gr Bate einen Yais
ionten andeiprod)en uno oemielben
qeiogt, iein Sblpiegeriobn bdbe i'm
aus Dem Soilie getrieben, fpobei er
%onoeutete, DAB CT Selbitmorogeoan.
fen babe.
|Sotte i'd inter Sem . adj
berltedt.
Soiporo 0ofpns, i'm 9arncstotpn.
Iiitrift, HodpiQe, Wo., pobnbaft,
welber zines Moroanariffs altf Aler.
amber 9roome, i'm ielben 9iItrift
wobnboit, beiduloist lit, nrb iih felt
Der Sbat Der Yoli5ei 5it entaieben &c.
pnBt bate, nuroe am 9ienitag
glbeno in ieiner @obniing bonn SIDE.
riff Soft berboftet urto t,ab Dem 9e.
iGngniB in &odpile gebradt. SIDE.
riff 8ott Botte cine S"alisiud)ung
por9enommen uno fpoIte iid bereits
e%ntiernen, ais er ieinen Mann ourd
ein God in Der 9ede 5ipiiden Sieier
uno Dem 9a1 entoedte. 9otpns lit
beiduloigt. groome ipegcn angebli.
der gemerfunger, Die berielbe iiber
i'm gemnht baben ioG, iiberfallen
uno iblimm 5naeridtet 5i baben.
9 OMIT i'd sic 9ebIe d.
Graitlis Slether, etipa 50 Sabre
aft, iprrbe geitern friib bon ieiner
Sbpeiter IN elmer Sheune biuter
Dem 6letder'i fen @obnbanie 5u ger-
ippr, Wfb., nit burhibnittener 8eble
belpuBtlos aufgefunoen. Or. Hobert
.. SobnItone bon gerippn ndbte Die
8unoe nit 80 Stiben gu, trosoem
idipebt Ser Mann nod in 2ebensges
fabr. @ariim Sletder Ben Selblt.
moroperint mafte, lit nift befannt.
Dies lit iibrigenS bas 5fpeite Wal. bob
er aus oem 9eben iheioen mill; Sas
erite Mal molte CT li6 %erbGngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27

Cine 3oppeIfeier. Sn
&oigt'S SoQe, Ger. 1922, Sarforb.
Gpenlte, tuuroe geItern 9(beno Sr.
Abolf 2ieber, Sobu bes befannten
Wuiifoireftors Srieorif 2ieoer uno
oelien Satin Caroline, NIT Sri.
atna Serrmonn, Eohter BON STRAIT
Gliiobetb Serrmonn, 0ltrf Eaitor u.
i. Stcrger fiir's 2e6en o~erbunoen.
al8 Srolt5cugen fltngirtcn Sri.
SouiIe 3inmlcrmonn un0 Sr. Sal
pert Soferforl,. Die 9raut trltg cine
lpeiBe @riuceB Spiten.Hobe iiber
Chiffon Sofict; ibr Soar idmiidte
eill 0tprt6cnfran5. Nah Der Sroll'
ung poa5o9 Eaitor Sterger Die IF.
Solfe an ocm 8 Wonote alten So9u-
6eit oes Srr. 6rieorif 2ic0er, iun..
unb ieiner Satin Morgoretbe, ge6.
@ebel, oaS oen Nonten Srieorit
2ltomig erbielt. 3orauf fmto ell
9oI itott, SIT Dem Erof. g.. q. Stein.
pol0'S Srdeiter sic Son5muiif lie.
ierte. Sm Souterroin mar bic Sod.
5citStofel oufgeidIogen, uno ipiroe
bort ein feineS, aus Der b%elp1brten
Slide bon 6ruu Sran5isfa Soiat
beruorgegongeneS Soitper Ierpirt.
3oblreih bottet iih Die @dlte, be-
itebcno aus Tenuonoten uno 6reun-
Sen bciber Somilien mo Witglieoern
Scr Muiifcr %llnion, e%insefunber.
Sellte 9lbe,o finoet in Der Wobnlrng
ocS iungen Eoores, Nr. 1913, Dit
Hreiton.S trobe, cine gsodfeier ltott,
luelfe lid an einc bonn Steirtpalo''
idJen Orheitcr ge6rahtc Seretooe
onihlieBt.
3um merifani den 6 o IL
II fir Baltimore lit Gon Wonuel
CORES Sogoceta erndnnt iporoer,
melher emit SefretGr Der merifori'
id)er @clonbtihoft IN @oibington
por. Sein Spr9Gn9er in Baltimore
luar Sole Goiul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27

Sm Silberfron5e. - 9o3
Set ibrer iilbernen Sof5eit bcgineen
geItern I'M engiten S~nmilienfrciie ser
befannte @irtb &arl TieB nito ieine
Satin Barbara, geb. Sllber, in ibrer
@obmltg, Ger. 942, IisquitbsS trnbe,
oenlielben Soltie, no lie Dor % Sab.
rem, rtad}oem pom Hettor Softer Ian.
ncn6al1er in Der ct. Stride
getrolit morcn, lire crime Sofseit ae-
iciert ba6en, Sbre Gbe lit nit bier
&%inoern, George, Worp, Die jet Sroit
Sorrp 3bomion lit, Sulia uito anore
geiegnet. SEER HieB lit in @aiiel6ad,
9opern, geboren nro elmer Ser Grin.
Der uno Sifi3iere Der st. Sofobus-
Hitteritoit;" feline @attin lit cine
9altimorerin. Siele biibife @ei6enft
purbcn Dem 6eliebten Gbcpoor iibcr.
reift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27

~" Ger n@ermonia Guortett-
Club omenperein" peranitoltet am
Montog, oen 90. Sftober, I'M Club
6oilS beSr @ernlanio. GliortetsG lubs"
cirl I%ititerioilpcr, 5it mcld)em ooS
ite 10 umfon9reihe Sor-
be%reituneen gctrofien bat, ooB nidt
MIR fir ben Mogen, ionbcrn olid),
mas llnterboltung onbelaugt, et,poS
gang beionoers @utes 81 eriuorten
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
Gin Sinner : Gumncrs.

Ter 2ie0erabeno be5 n9opcrii6clt
Mdnmerdors" Elm iiberrai6en0
GROCER @rfolg. = &iele onoere
&ercine onmcicnb. - YrGlioent
@iciefing foroert sur Ginigfeit
ouf.
$50 man iingt, "a loiI' Gid rubig
nicber," nit 0ieIcnt Sid)tcrluort I'M
@cr5elL fam iider Gin jcocr Scr Sobl-
rcihen @Gite SIT Dem in @rnun''S
Sale, Gde Caroline. uuo 9onf- Str,
geitcrn Iheuo ppntn Gnpcrii6cn WfGll-
ncrdor" %orrnngirtcn GomntcrS llrl0
S~icoerobcn0; ie0er bate cine ir06lid)e
Stimntltng mitgcbrod)t, lln0 edit bup-
erild)e mo 0clltl6e @cmiitblidtcit
mar Ser 8rrnoton, olf 0cn sic gauge
6eitlidfcit gcltimmt mar. Wtit Ocnt
inter Scitltng OcS 0irigcntcn 9lltgult
S6nciocr por5iiglid g%ciungcncu
2ieoe y8ott griiBe Gid" cr0ffncte Scr
fcitgebenoc Serein ocn 9lbcno, Doron
i6lob lid Gin @i1fommen ocS YrGli-
0cnten Sobn u. Nldcrmonl1. Nnd Dem
BON Scr nSo5ioliitiiNcn 2icocrtofcl"
mlSgc5cidnct por0ctro0cncn n6rilbz
lingSlieb" bon Mcn0clSiobn, crNriit
Der Er0iibcnt Der rScr. Singer"
Scnrp @ieiefing boS @nrt unO crs
fldrtc, bob be IonberS IN iebi9cr 3cit
oie 9eutid)en 3liomnel1bolten Jolt
ten, unO bob golr5 b%elon0crS Die Sim.
ger, meldc Die Stiibc ocs 9eltld).
t6lims icielL icbeS gorurtbcil fallen
loiien miiBten. Nodncm Scrr @icic-
fling geenoet, lang Der @ciongpercin
rGintrodt" boS nGrcuc oclttidc
Scr5" bon Otto. Sicrolii bielt Der Sc.
fret0r oeS f%eitgebcnocn SercinS cine
fulminonte 6citrcoe. Die oSo5inliitiz
Idle 2icoertofcl" trilg bonn nod ooS
2icb Ginger gum 2id)t," Der nWtct-
ger @eiongpercin" nWtcin Simmcl
oltf @rbcn," Der o9opcriidc WGnncr-
DIOR" oas Eotpollrri n2orifori" uno
peridieoenc onoere @ci6ngc por. Gas
Telt-Gomitc, oos ielbit ieinc fiibnltcn
griportungcn be5il0lid bcS Grfolgc&
ocS NbenoS i%ibertrofien iob, bcltonb
aus Sen $50. Sobn q. adermon1, e.
&unfel, Nic. &iei, 9tic. Sbere1ber,
gllouIt 2obmlonn mo Sobn g. Holb.
yIorboitli6 er S0ngcrs
bun0" erbGlt 3u-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-27
10 1 $.

Ser SefretGr oeS .NoroGitlidcn
SGn0er6unoe8," Sr. 9(oun SbIt, cr-
bielt aus @ilfeSborre, To., wobin
bei'n1 Memorfcr SGngerieit Der Sal
ierpreiS mon0erte, iolgenoeS %crfrclls
li6e SAreibcn:
y@ertber Serrl 3ll u%l,ierer gr0B-
ten @enugtblmilg fonncn mir Sbnen
beltte Die ircuOige WittbciIung ma.
den, 0oB es inns llndJ pielcn Wilbcn
cuolih oehln9cn lit, Die 5rpci bicligcn
@eiangpercinc rSnrmonic" mo
n2iebertnieI" 5lt bcDegen, iid) cbcn-
iolls aleid Scr rGoncoroio" Dem
,Ioro0itlidcn SGngerbunO" oll5ll.
ihlicbcn un0 boben mir in 6olgc oci-
len cine StGote- %crcinigung gc9riin.
set. 8ir erilther Sic MN, l%nIcrc
guinobme ais n&ercini8tc Singer
pon @ilfeSborre" in ben ,Norooit.
liden San9erbuno" 81 bclperfItelli-
gen mo SIREN pcitercn Sn%Itruttios
men betreifenO ~9tlinabmc 1T. !. ~. ent-
geQeniebenb, 5eid)net ud)tirigSoolllt
nit SGltgergrnB 8elir @enger, Sc
frctGr."
Melo0ic."
Der @eiangpercin nMcIooie" belt
oeltern 9lbcno IN ,Sncob HicB' Sauc
am 9elairsWarft inter Seitltng lei.
mes 0irigenten @roi. GnroluS cine
iebr gut beiud)tc Singltun0c nb, IN
lueld)er 2ieoer iiir ooS @eibnodtSfclt
cingeiibt muroen. Sn Der nnd)iol-
gcn0en @eIhGftSIitung mirbe Gin
Witglico mtfgcnommcn un0 cine Gins
looltng oeS n9obcnia . N1nnerdorS"
perleIen.
IS sc 4 or d) 0 r."
Die @eiongSIeftion oeS n@crma-
MIA MGnnerd)ors" ilbtc gcitcrn
abcno in ibrer regelmGbigen Sing
Itrtloe rnter 2eitlutg oes Oirigeutcn
Erof. IF. S~em6erger Gborc fir bns
nGdJitc Gur3ert. Sn Der @eid0fts.
iibitng mllr0en @inlaoungen bonn
narion" uno uWtebgcr 4. @einngper.
Elm" entgegen genommen uno elm
Rilnoi6reiben Der Ser. Singer"
pcrleien.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-31
START OF FLORIDA FE VD

Speaking about feuds," said John
l.. HUMPHREYS OF Tampa, Fla. Il
think that the s%tiangest, in its incep-
ton, is n between two families in
Marion county, in our state. 1t came
about this way. You know in our
state sometimes lard disappears dur.
ing the night and a man wakes up to
find his garden a great sinkhole. This
is, Of course, due to the fact that Flor
ida is built on coral and not very sub
stantially built at that, especially in
some Of the interior counties. Harry
Redding had a nice patch Of Irish po-
tatoes, and Oliver Vance, his neigh
Dor, had what he called a farm and
neal the house was a sinkhole.
"One night Readings potato patch
disappeared and the next morning
he had Il nice large sinkhole filed
with water where his garden patch
WAS. The same night Vance. who had
a sinkhole when he went to bed, woke
up to find the hole was filed with dirt,
In which there seemed TO be a lot of
pebbles about the size of a mans fist.
Naturally he was surprised. He ex.
amined the pebbles to find them po-
tatoes, and after calling the family
up they got to work and gathered in
six bushels Of potatoes ready for mar
ket.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-31

That's where the trouble began.
Redding claimed that under the law
where a mans stock wanders on to
the premises OF another, without his
fault, he can go after II. He argued
that the same doctrine applied to pc.
tatoes which had wandering habits.
For he was very sure that the pota.
toes on the Vance farm belonged to
him. Vance and his friends invoked
another principle of law that a man
owns his land from heaven to hades
and he refused to dig up the potatoes
for the bepefit OF his neighbor.
"All that happened ten years ago."
continued Mr.. HUMPHREYS, and the
Readings and the Vances are still
armed against each other. Two or
three skirmishes have taken place be.
tween the parties and one Of the
Vance boys, Is years old, was wound
ed by fire from the enemy,
They have never spoken to each
other since that eventful night ten
years ago. Lawyers and politicians
have gone out TO help them settle
their difficulties, but they were obdur.
ate, and If the feud grows for twenty
years as it has already Florida and
Marion county will have a feud equal
to the best that Kentucky has ever
produced."-Denver Republican.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-31
WELDED THE BROKEN RAIL

When the 1923 limited pulled into
Wheatley, in this county, n evening,
it was discovered, says the lie Seur
correspondent of the st. Paul Pioneer
Press, hat one OF the "a wheels
On the last coach was broken, a piece
having been split off from one side so
that there was a slightly fiat place
on the wheel, and, as II was feared,
the broken wheel In pounding over
the track had broken a rail. Only by
a miracle was the $3.50 local saved
from being wrecked.
Three miles south Of Bentley the
fattened wheel had broken out a sec
ton of rail about seven feet long
broken It out so badly that II was torn
from the spikes and lay across the
rails, where 1t was found five minutes
before the local was due by Willy
Schultz. a boy Of IA years, who lives
on a farm near by. The lad knew that
the local o o would be along and he
was frightened. He put the piece Of
rail in place and then started down
The track toward the approaching
rain, running as fast as he could. He
had not gone twenty feet, however,
when there came o binding flash OF
lightning from a dark cloud that cov
erai the sky, and he was struck Gown
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American economists and some men
who are not economists figured on the
billboards in the British political cam.
paign now closing. Il am opposed to
free trade because it degrades Ameri-
can labor" was quoted from McKin-
ley by the Chamberlain party. Oppo-
site it a free trade sentiment from
Grover Cleveland was posted by the
liberals. Robert p. Porter was quoted
in favor of Chamberlain and heal by
the free traders asked in giant type,
who's Porter" On a unionist post.
err: Il am convinced hat Britain will
iail In with Chamberlain On that. I'm
less 1t does it will go down in the
commercial strife of the nations
Mr.. Hummel, the ~best.known lawyer
at the New York bar" Below this
the radicals add: Now in the peni.
tentiary."
Joseph Chamberlain was howled
down in Derby at the height of the
campaign in a meeting of 1000 peo.
pie. Mr.. Chamberlain's chairman,
Capt. Holford, assailed the interrupt
ers with rhetorical %shrdpnel. but they
only screamed with laughter. Go
away and die of starvation in a ditch
yelled the captain. Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain will be prime minister of
England before you are dead" Where
upon a liberal wag remarked, Like
the mikado, Capt, Holford prefers
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unconscious and nearly bereft of life.
1t must have been ten minutes be-
fore he regained consciousness, for
when he did so he saw the train com.
ing toward him at great speed. He
staggered to his feet, the remem
brance of the broken rail still in his
mind, and waved his hands, but the
engine did not stop, and just as 1t was
about to crush him, he stepped from
the rails and the train sped on.
But the engineer at the last moment
had seen the boy step out of the en-.
gine's way, and, throwing on the le-
YER, stopped the train after it had run
several hundred feet beyond the break
in the rail.
When the engineer jumped down
and came running back to see what
the trouble was, young Schultz told
him and showed him the place where
the rail had been broken; but now 1t
was perfectly sound. The fash of
lightning that struck Schultz down
spent The main portion Of It's force on
the track in the immediate locality
where the fracture was, and had even.
~ and perfectly welded the broken
rail in place at both ends. The track
was as safe and solid as II was the
day It was laid,
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HVMOR IN ENGLISH ELECTIONS

something lingering in the way OF
death"
BY way OF complimenting Col. Ken.
yon-Slaney, a Salop farmer. remarked
to a meeting: The colonel is no nov.
ice. He has had the advantage OF
twenty years work in the house OF
commons. Now, there Is an old say.
ing that experience makes even fools
wise"
Two million leaflets were issued by
the Tariff Reform league. The free
traders wanted to know, in the light
of this output, what became of the
complaint of publishers that there Is
little demand for fiction.
"lf you want a happy e year, vote
for Brown" said a poster for the
unionist candidate in %Shoreditch. Be.
side 1t the radical has put up a big
sign, Vote for me and be happy for.
ever"
At a meeting in North Camberwell
a m heckler wanted DR.. Macna-
mara 20 tell the voters whether he
would favor repeal of the blasphemy
laws. oh" exclaimed the doctor, I'm
a golfer!"
Pictorial shop windows were used
by the unionist candidate at Grimsby.
Anybody" remarked his opponent,
can see through q device OF that
kind"
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To Shine the Windows.

Dusty windows are distracting. For
cleaning windows use clean. cold wa.
ter and two chamois feathers, one for
washing the glass and the other for
polishing. The latter should be kept
dry and soft. See that the wash leath-
ers are quite clean and do not make
the glass so wet that the water drips
from it. Have plenty OF clean water
and change it frequently. Dip the
chamois in this and rub the panes,
taking care that the corners are not
forgotten. Wiring the cloth tightly.
and go over the surface of the glass
a second time. Then polish with the
other wash leather. Linen or cotton
cloths should not be used. During
frost the least touch of the hand Is
liable TO crack the glass. To keep
the windows free from frost apply a
little %glycerine on a dry buster and a
brilliant polish will be the result.
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CONNECTIONS. Tag ends and rufled
locks do not go well with the tilted
hat that rises with appalling abrupt
ness from the couture to tower far
above 1t, leaving the base exposed
in the most uncompromising fashion.
this base comprising almost the entire
head OF the hapless wearer. The
habit of marcel waving the hair is not
only bad for the hair itself as to
growth and strength. but it inevitably
breaks off the hair, causing more and
more tag ends. In Paris they use
liquid preparations for keeping the
hair smooth, and also the large
meshed nets made of natural hair,
these so carefully arranged that they
confne all the stray ends and yet
themselves are not visible under cas-
ual inspection. Without these adj
juncts or a net veil the lofty, tilted
hats should be wholly abjured, for
there is neither comfort nor style In
them unless properly worn and with
the proper accomplishments.
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Of WiIlow.Green Henrietta.

A charming gown of willow-green
henrietta depends upon a creamy lace
that has the design elaborated with
silk embroideries for its adornment.
The skirt is one of those novel prin-
cess affairs, reaching up to the bust.
and the front displaying that fashion.
able tablier effect which gives such an
air of height and s~lenderness. The
lace serves as a vandyked heading TO
a circular flounce and a snappy little
bolero is used for outdoor wear to top
the gown with.