text:
Good Morning and Happy Thursday!
Yesterday I took an unplanned day off from blogging. I was completely preoccupied with work, and putting some final touches on YOUtrition.
For more information visit my Health Coaching tab or email me: email@example.com
Last night I had physical therapy for the first time in over a week, and since I have returned to my workouts.
Little did I know it was also my last time.
After speaking with my PT,whom I love, ( if you live on Long Island ABC PT in West Babylon is the best!) we discussed how I felt after returning to kickboxing and interval training classes. I told her I was still making slight modifications but even without them I wasn't feeling pain like I was two months ago.
With that she replied "Okay then this is your last session, you've graduated."
I was kind of shocked. I wasn't expecting to be finished this soon.
Especially because the Orthopedic office I went to told me surgery, surgery, surgery.
I am so happy I can return to my normal, crazy-insane workout schedule.
I asked her if I can run again and she said to do anything that feels right, and if there is pain to take it slow/rest.
So I will be running my first 5k since I tore my meniscus in August, NEXT Saturday.
I am a little nervous because I haven't been running or doing much cardio since my diagnosis, and it shows.
I was dying during Jump & Drill last Saturday. I left there feeling as if I was going to throw up...sorry TMI.
However, I am doing this race to have fun, not to PR. I want to get back into the swing of things because I may have some plans in the works for races next spring.
::cue suspicious music::
Not to mention I have Jump & Drill before the actual 5k, so I'll be pretty tired.
I'm hardcore, what can I say.
Sorry I am just rambling on and on, that's what happens when you take a day off from blogging mid-week.
In other news..
That's right I signed up for Tina's Bootcamp! This is the third session she has held and I am really excited to be a part of it.
If you want to sign up do it now! Registration closes on October 15th.
Bootcamp runs from October 22-December 17th and only costs $25!
Perfect to get your body in shape by and through the holiday season.
Lauren and I are doing it together, I am also going to try and recruit my mom as well.
It helps working out with friends and family, a little competition never hurt anyone ;)
So I will be taking measurements and posting them on October 21, this way I can do an accurate comparison before/after.
Speaking of measurements.
I went on the scale this morning for the first time in three months, and I am happy to report
Man did that put an extra pep in my step today.
I think bootcamp is going to push me in a different way and continue to transform my body. I hope I am right! I have heard nothing but fantastic things about the program.
Okay enough rambling on and on....have a great day sweaties!


text:
Start a Trial
Sign in
Historical Events
Family Trees
Become a Member
Become a Member
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung Newspaper Archives
May 31, 1996
- Page 10
First Name
Last Name
With All of the Words
With the Exact Phrase
Go to advanced search
Discover Your History
Issue Date:
Friday, May 31, 1996
Pages Available:
Previous Edition:
Thursday, May 30, 1996
Next Edition:
Sunday, June 2, 1996
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung
Publication Name:
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung
New Braunfels, Texas
Pages Available:
Years Available:
1952 - 2013
Learn More About This Publication
2.17+ Billion Articles and Growing Everyday!
More Than 400 Years of Papers. From 1607 to Today!
Articles Covering 50 U.S.States + 22 Other Countries
Powerful, Time Saving Search Features!
Find Your Ancestors Now
Newspaper Archives
Birth Records
Census Records
Marriage Records
Death Records
Divorce Records
Military Records
View Sample Pages : New Braunfels Herald Zeitung, May 31, 1996
Page 1
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
Page 5
Page 6
Page 7
Page 8
Page 9
Page 11
Get Access to These Newspapers
Plus 2.17+ Billion Other Articles
NewspaperARCHIVE.com -
Used by the World's Finest Libraries and Institutions
OCR Text
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - May 31, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas Stammtisch Advertise 625-9144THE CHOICE IS YOURS!! NOW ACROSS FROM SONIC! SECOND CHANCE FINANCING AVAILABLE M I I HOD OH MARK BROWNQ HfmKS-Zrttung O Friday, May 31,1996 GUADALUPE BASIN RIVER FLOW 5-23-96 Youth Jobs and training The Alamo Workforce Development Council Inc. will operate all of the Summer Youth Employment and Training Program activities in the county. The program offers work experience and academic enrichment activities for ages 14 to 21 during summer months. Youth who had previously applied for these services through the Employment Network must contact the AWDC-Comal County office and reapply for the program. The contact is Rufus Hudgins, 1110W. San Antonio, or call 629-2949. The program is scheduled to begin Monday, June IO. Summer Reading Program The Summer Reading Program at the Ditdinger Memorial Library is here. Kids ages three to five can come in for Storytime Tuesdays at IO a.m., and programs for school-age kids begin Thursday, May 30. Programs will run through July 18, and they are all free. Call 608-2150 for information. May 30 program is on Gymnastics, and the June 6 program is on Olympic Games. Fair Quean contos! Comal County Fair Association is looking for girls who will be juniors at CISD or NBISD this coming school year to participate in the Fair Queen's Contest. The winners will participate in visiting fairs and festivals for the coming year and will represent our community throughout die South Texas region. If you are interested, contact Flo weekdays during business hours at 606-6659. Canyon Reservoir* Inflow 36 cfs Releasei28 cfs Full Res. Elev. 909 nisi Reservoir Elev. Today 905.96 99.7% of Capacity Comal Springs*— v. - 147 eft 43% of Monthly Norm San Marcos Springs1 89 cfs 13 % of Monthly This information is provided by the Guadalupe-Bianco River Authority on a weekly basis during drought to provide the public with low flow conditions on the Guadalupe River. Guadalupe River at Victoria* 364 cfs** 12 % of Monthly Norm Coleto Creek Reservoir Shin Antonio Bay Sources of Flow at Victoria Total Flow 12 % of Monthly Norm Canyon Reservoir Comal/San Marcos 64.8% Springflow • Natural Baseflow 0.0% The Comal County Fair Association 19% Rodeo Queen Contest will be September 21. Packets may be picked up from Christine Phelan, Whitney Schneider or Adrienne Pierce. For information, call 625-1505. The Junior Rodeo Queen Contest will be Sept 21 for grades 6 thorough 8. J "cfs" * Cubic foot/second (449 gallons/minute) 1 "nisi" ■ Mean Sea Level r •Diagrams Reflect Sources Leases and Diversions Not Included ••Floatation is due to hydroelectric operations Oh ...... lOO^Automobbae 100 Automobiles 120 Boats 120 Bom Supplies Supplies 1993 Deck Boat. Great For Fishing & Sking, 19ft. boat, holds 12 people, 85hp outboard + Bimini Top. Call Cranes MHI Marina, 1- ********** ,994 Hinter (Captiva) JWMOjMltan 19ft. Bow Rider in Exc. Less tnan 100 hrs. Garaoe Cond. has4.3 I/O Eng. Price kept. -cassette $11,60? Nego. Cell Cranes Mill 625-1157. Marina, 1-800-299-9099 120 Boats Supp|lM *90 Sea Pop SP w/eoms engine roodScatton, cover, new traitor, 2 life tackets, ski gloves, extra fuel tank & battery charger, $3800,808-7915 aft 5:30 1982 Cadillac Ssdan Da Villa SHOO 625-4134 after 4pm 1970 Ford Truck 1/2 ton, RU. 75K, restored body, now paint $2795. 625-1529. *99 Jimmy SIS Vary clean, $6960. 629-4667,625-6037. wA* Free Auto Loan £ coran? Approvals *£*3* By Phone 1-800-478-5960 At World Car Mazda .A we've taken _vsN Vlu-z. the hassle out of V BAD 4? pre-quainytngfora ^CREDIT^ new or used vehicle, JB 1988 Chrysler 4 dr. La Baron Looks and rune Ike new, 24,000 mites. $4500 firm. 629-4720 17ft. Citation, 140 H.P. I/O Mereruiser. SS prop walk thru, bow rider, Exc. Cond. $3500. Please Cal 606-0438. 87 Astro 183K MHes OftAAM UIaM mainialnarl wi8ftn W8H maimainea, $2,500 Caeh^210) 606- CaN 606-7131 for mon info. Aak for Patrick. 1990 Accord EX Alloy db., flaw bree, loaded. $7,000, 620-7601. 201 Pontoon w/BOhp, 17 Pro Base w/150 hp, Ready w/all accass. 629-6241. Ford F-100 6 Cyl., Needs Trane Work, $500. OBO. 608-1107 74 CJS Jeep VS, great cond. 829-4667 or 6250637. 1995 Invader 23ft SM Deck boat 4.3XL I/ O Eng. Gnat Looking wa! equipad boat fan tor Ila family. Cal Cranes Mi Marina 1-800-299-9909 88 Sedan Davilla 77K miles, alarm aystom, alvar, $7,500., 620-6785 3 aa. uaad Bobtail Trucks with lifts 2-Fords 1-GMC 629-3767. Call NOW to confidentially apply for a loan by using your touchstone phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! Norman's Auto Salsa 825-6131 WE FINANCE. 86 Ford Tempo 61500 cal 609-7007. 1995 Cavalier 4Dr. #BKI02 1994 Honda Accord Ex 1995 Corsica 4Dr V-6 1995 Altima GXE #BK104 1995 Cavalier LS 4 Dr 1995 Camry LE #BK108 1995 Pontiac Grand Arn SE 4Dr 1995 Altima GXE 1995 Grand Prix SE 1994 Toyota Corolla Dx 1995 Cavalier 4Dr 1991 Capri Convertible 1995 Grand Am 2Dr r 1994 Grand Prix SE 1991 Corvette Conv. 2 Tops mlL _______1995 Chevy Vt Ton X Cab HHHIMIBHim 1994 F150 Pickup Regular Cab 1995 Taurus GL 1995 SpcxkJde Chevy Chrome1/} 'Em 1994 To woe Car Signature Series 1991 SIO Extended Cab Ifehoe 1994 Taurus GL ■MllllMiHW 1993 Ford Escort LX 4Dr HHHBHHM ■nvnni 1995 Dodge Intrepid 1994 Plymouth Acclaim 1992 Jeep Cherokee Laredo 4Dr 1990 5* Avenue Chrysler Landau 1991 Grand Voyager SE 02 JEEP CHEROKEE SPORT....10,950." 4 Dr., 4.0 6 Cyl., Auto. Trans., AZC, Chan! 00 BUICK CEKTURY.............10,095." V-6,Fuiy Loaded, 8011 Under Warranty! 02 BEVY 1-10 BLAZER........12,450.' 4 Dr., FuUy loaded, Only 58 K miles, Clean! 01 CHEVROLET EXTENDED CAB..15,250. Silverado Pkg-, Fully Loaded, 54 K miles! tt CADUACIBIHI DEVU£....$16,I60.' Fu8y loafed, 53 K rnfet, Must drhral Sharp! OO OMC EXTEHDED CAB.......17,000." 6K tides, SLE pkg.,6 Cyl., 5 Spd., Under Warranty! 625-9144 SUBSCRIBE MOTOR COMPANY SUBSCRIBE 719LandaSt 4 r 643-9000 New Braunfels, TX 78130 Mon. - Fri. 9am - 6pm Sat. 9am -2 pm ;
About Us
Contact Us
Free Newspaper Archives
© Copyright 2017 NewspaperARCHIVE.com. All rights reserved.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Canton - Roswell UFO Story
Canton - Roswell UFO Story
Back to:
Did the Roswell UFO come to Canton, Ohio's Timken Company for Testing?
The Roswell UFO Travel to Canton?
Sometime in July, 1947 a UFO crashed
in the New Mexico desert. On July 8th,
The Roswell Army Air Field released a
press announcement stating that an
unidentified flying disc had crashed and
been recovered. This headline shocked
the world, as public eyewitnesses of flying
saucers had been coming forth to the
press from other parts of the country prior
to the Roswell incident. Now the military
had proof of UFOs? Quickly, the U.S.
Military changed its story, stating that the
wreckage had only been a man-made,
weather balloon. Many believed the
United States government; some did not.
Sometime later that summer, a truck driver for the Timken Company in Canton, Ohio would
become part of the mysterious Roswell UFO story. Ralph A. Multer, a World War II veteran,
was asked to join two other drivers to pick up some special freight at a local railroad yard. It
took three flat-bed trucks to haul the loads covered with canvas back to Timken Steel. Oddly,
there were security officials escorting them back to the plant: FBI agents.
Testing the Roswell UFO Wreckage
Curious about what he was a part of,
Ralph Multer decided to ask one of the
agents about it. He was instructed not to
tell anyone about what he was about to
hear: The trucks were carrying pieces of
a flying saucer that had been recovered
in the New Mexico desert. The UFO
wreckage had been shipped to Canton
in order to test the materials.
"Why would parts of a UFO come to
Canton?" Multer must have wondered.
The quick answer is that Timken had a
reputation for creating very hard metals
at extremely high temperatures. Their super-hot ovens and expertise in metallurgy would be
perfect to investigate the properties of the possibly unknown materials. Multer was curious the
results of the testing taking place inside Timken, so he asked a friend. Allegedly, the
employee-friend claimed the materials were lightweight, metallic, and either silver or gray in
color. He also told Multer that whatever comprised the UFO was impenetrable, uncuttable, and
The Roswell UFO in Ohio
What is intriguing about this story of the
Roswell UFO coming to Canton, Ohio is
that other rumors have placed the
wreckage (and possibly alien bodies) at
Wright Patterson Air Force Base in
Dayton. Dayton, Ohio is only a few hours
southwest of Canton. Is it possible that the
recovered UFO first came to Wright
Patterson, with some of the pieces later
shipping up to Canton? After Timken
Company testing, could the strange
materials have shipped back down to the
air force base? The story of a UFO
traveling to Canton only further validates
the likelihood of the Roswell wreckage
having come to Ohio. It would make sense that keeping it close to Wright-Patterson would
have made sense for security purposes.
As for witness Ralph Multer, he died in 1982. Not known for embellishment, Multer's story,
which he kept close to the vest, reportedly never changed in the slightest detail. His family says
he thought about it the rest of his life. (Also see
Roswell UFO: Russian Hoax?
Ed Balint, The Canton Repository, August 23rd, 2010
Canton Roswell UFO Story Content Copyright 2010
UFO Picture


text:
By DAN KARELL
Just minutes after the conclusion of Friday morning's UEFA Champions League third qualifying round draw, the Europa League had a third round draw of their own.
The qualifying round could feature up to three Americans, as Charlie Davies and Randers FC were drawn while Rosenborg BK (Mix Diskerud) and Hapoel Tel Aviv (Bryan Gerzicich) still have to earn their place in the third round. Teams will play their third round games on August 1 and August 8.
Rosenborg currently trails, 1-0, on aggregate against St. Johnstone and Hapoel Tel Aviv leads Beroe of Bulgaria, 4-1, on aggregate in the second qualifying round.
Notable teams also drawn in the round include Sevilla of La Liga, Stuttgart of the Bundesliga, and Swansea City of the English Premier League.
Here's the full list of the Europa League third qualifying round draw:
FC Chornomorets Odesa (UKR)/FC Dacia Chisinau (MDA) vs. FK Crvena Zvezda (SRB)/ÍBV Vestmannaeyjar (ISL)
Swansea City AFC (ENG) vs. Malmö FF (SWE)/Hibernian FC (SCO)
Sevilla FC (ESP) vs. FK Mladost Podgorica (MNE)/FK Senica (SVK)
AS Saint-Étienne (FRA) vs. FC Shakhtyor Soligorsk (BLR)/FC Milsami Orhei (MDA)
FC Irtysh Pavlodar (KAZ)/NK Široki Brijeg (BIH) vs. Udinese Calcio (ITA)
FC Petrolul Ploieşti (ROU)/Vikingur (FRO) vs. Vitesse (NED)
HNK Hajduk Split (CRO)/FK Turnovo (MKD) vs. FC Dila Gori (GEO)/Aalborg BK (DEN)
FK Jablonec (CZE) vs. Strømsgodset TF (NOR)/Debreceni VSC (HUN)
FK Ventspils (LVA)/AS Jeunesse Esch (LUX) vs. Maccabi Haifa FC (ISR)/FC Khazar Lankaran (AZE)
Skonto FC (LVA)/FC Slovan Liberec (CZE) vs. FC Zürich (SUI)
FK Kukësi (ALB)/FK Sarajevo (BIH) vs. FC Metalurh Donetsk (UKR)
Qarabağ FK (AZE)/GKS Piast Gliwice (POL) vs. Anorthosis Famagusta FC (CYP)/Gefle IF (SWE)
FC Dinamo Minsk (BLR)/NK Lokomotiva Zagreb (CRO) vs. Trabzonspor AŞ (TUR)/Derry City FC (IRL)
IL Hødd (NOR)/FC Aktobe (KAZ) vs. Breidablik (ISL)/SK Sturm Graz (AUT)
FC Levadia Tallinn (EST)/CS Pandurii Lignitul Târgu Jiu (ROU) vs. PFC Beroe Stara Zagora (BUL)/Hapoel Tel-Aviv FC (ISR)
HNK Rijeka (CRO)/Prestatyn Town FC (WAL) vs. NK Olimpija Ljubljana (SVN)/MŠK Žilina (SVK)
WKS Śląsk Wrocław (POL)/FK Rudar Pljevlja (MNE) vs. Club Brugge KV (BEL)
Randers FC (DEN) vs. FK Jagodina (SRB)/FC Rubin Kazan (RUS)
Tromsø IL (NOR)/FC İnter Bakı (AZE) vs. FC Differdange 03 (LUX)/FC Utrecht (NED)
Asteras Tripolis FC (GRE) vs. SK Rapid Wien (AUT)
IFK Göteborg (SWE)/AS Trenčín (SVK) vs. FC Astra Ploieşti (ROU)/AC Omonia (CYP)
VMFD Žalgiris (LTU)/FC Pyunik (ARM) vs. FC Honka Espoo (FIN)/KKS Lech Poznań (POL)
Motherwell FC (SCO) vs. FC Kuban Krasnodar (RUS)
HŠK Zrinjski (BIH)/PFC Botev Plovdiv (BUL) vs. VfB Stuttgart (GER)
GD Estoril-Praia (POR) vs. Hapoel Ramat Gan FC (ISR)
FK Vojvodina (SRB)/Budapest Honvéd FC (HUN) vs. Bursaspor (TUR)
Skoda Xanthi FC (GRE)/Linfield FC (NIR) vs. KR Rejkyavík (ISL)/R. Standard de Liège (BEL)
AC Sparta Praha (CZE)/BK Häcken (SWE) vs. FC Thun (SUI)/FC Chikhura Sachkhere (GEO)
Valletta FC (MLT)/FC Minsk (BLR) vs. Rosenborg BK (NOR)/Saint Johnstone FC (SCO)
What do you think of this draw? How do you like Randers' chances? Do you see Rosenborg progressing while Diskerud is on international duty? Do you see Hapoel advancing farther? Which matches stand out to you?
Share your thoughts below.
Nate Dollars
no, he's not just a shell of his former self.
Todd T
Yeah I have lost track and forgotten that he was still with Randers. Is he even playing?
I watched him play against Aalborg a few months ago (he started, that's why I thought it was worth watching). His touch was poor, and he wasn't able to muscle defenders off. Sadly, the CD9 that was powering through the heart of Mexican defense at Azteca is probably not coming back.
According to Wikipedia he's had 23 league appearances with Randers and 0 goals, not looking good for him…
In fairness to Charlie (and if my memory is correct), I recall seeing a lot of <5 minute cameos for him in the summaries from last season. 23 appearances sounds like a lot, but I bet total minutes played was real low. With that said, there is probably a good reason he wasn't seeing a lot of time . . . that is an issue to itself.
mostly short appearances off the bench.
Yeah…he's nothing more than a time-wasting sub. It's sad, but hey, yo make your bed you gotta sleep in it.


text:
Login/Register for our Memorial Day Sale! (Better Than Codes, and it's Free)
ULX Wireless Professional Headworn System with ULXP4 Diversity Receiver, ULX1 Bodypack Transmitter, and WH30TQG Headset Mic
Step up to ULX Professional, UHF systems for professional sound installers and working musicians. Multiple system configurations provide limitless options, each with a choice of legendary Shure microphones or instrument cables.FeaturesULX Professional systems offer more advanced features and controls, including lockable settings and group scan function.Over 1400 selectable, pre-programmed frequencies are available, and Automatic Frequency Selection provides a straight shot to a clear channel.WH30 Condenser Headset MicrophonesThe Shure Model WH30 is a light yet rugged headset microphone. Designed for vocalists and instrument-playing vocalists, the WH30 utilizes a high quality electret-condenser cartridge suitable for all applications where mobility, comfort, low microphone-visibility, and high sound quality are required. Because of its cardioid (unidirectional) pickup pattern, the WH30 provides isolation from extraneous sound sources and high gain-before-feedback.The wireframe and gooseneck adjust to any head size and shape. An integrated elastic headband comfortably pads and secures the headset. The WH30 is supplied with two snap-on windscreens, clothing clip, storage bag and cable-management device.The WH30 is a perfect fit for those who desire total freedom of movement and need the high-quality audio of a condenser microphone.• Tailored frequency response enhances vocal range • Flexible gooseneck for optimum microphone placement • Isolation shock mount reduces vibration noise • Low-profile, lightweight design • Cardioid polar pattern provides maximum gain before feedback • High sound pressure level capability • Secure snap-on windscreen reduces "p" pops ULX1 Wireless Bodypack TransmitterThe low-profile, highly durable body-pack ULX1 has all the characteristics to meet the demands of high performance. For use with headworn, lavalier and instrument microphones, as well as guitars and basses. Attaches to belt, waistband or guitar strap with clip for hands-free mobility.• Three-segment battery fuel gauge • Frequency and power lockout • Flexible 1/4 wave antenna • TA4F mini four-pin input connector • Backlit LCD display shows group and channel setting • Adjustable audio gain control • Input attenuation switch (selects 0 dB or -20 dB attenuation) • PEAK icon appears when audio input overloads the transmitter • Power on/off switch • 8 hour battery life (9V battery) • 300 foot (100m) operating range ULXP4 Professional Wireless ReceiverThe Shure ULX Professional wireless receiver offers an exceptional value in both performance and price, for both working musicians and sound installers. The expanded feature set of the ULXP4 wireless receiver, with advanced settings and controls including lockable settings and group scan, offers a direct path to full, clear audio signals.• Automatic Frequency Selection with group scan function • Over 1400 selectable frequencies • Predictive Diversity • 5-segment transmitted audio signal strength meter • 5-segment RF meter • 3-segment transmitter battery fuel gauge • Advanced multi-function LCD displays group and channel • Mic/Line switch • Remotable 1/2-wave antenna • Frequency and volume lockout • XLR and 1/4-inch output • Rugged metal chassis • 1/2 rack design
Additional Information
|Product Condition
|New - On Clearance
Shure ULXP14/30 Professional Headset System, G3 Reviews


text:
This is the perfect tri-toon for entertaining and enjoying a relaxing afternoon on the water. Loaded with features this boat includes:
6357 US 31 South
Charlevoix, MI 49720
United States
Thank You
Your form has been submitted successfully. A representative will be in touch shortly
Request cannot be completed
You may have entered incorrect information or server is temporarily down. Please reload this page and try again later.


text:
6 Weight Loss Apps Like MyFitnessPal
If you love weight loss apps, you're going to love this list of apps like MyFitnessPal. With the Fit Pal app, you will be able to enjoy a calorie counting app, meal tracker and workout app all in one. If your goal is to find the best weight loss apps for staying fit on the go, these apps are for you.
MyFitnessPal is one of the top rated dieting apps available on Android and iOS. Whether you just want to track your meals or even if you want to discover amazing weight loss tips, you're going to fall in love with the Fitness Pal app.
With our list of apps like MyFitnessPal, you will be able to easily find the best workout and diet apps for your specific needs. We only listed the very best weight loss apps available, so you can be sure that every app listed here is worthy of being used!
Lose It!
The Lose It app is pretty much the best free weight loss app available on Android and iOS devices. This free diet app allows you to track meals and it has a massive selection of foods and recipes to choose from. You can also scan bar codes, allowing Lose It to automatically calculate the calories. As one of the best calorie counting apps like MyFitnessPal available, Lose It is a great way to lose weight. You can connect with friends, follow their progress and even each trophies as you advance with your weight loss goal!
back to menu ↑
The Pact weight loss app by GymPact is one of the only ways you will ever be able to get paid to workout. You essentially make a pact with yourself that you will workout a certain amount of times and you then bet an amount of money of your choice. If you don't follow your weight loss plan, you will lose that money. The fun thing about this fitness app is that you will actually earn money by following your plan. The money you earn comes from other users who didn't follow their weight loss goals.
back to menu ↑
7-Minute Workout
The 7-Minute Workout app is one of the best apps like MyFitnessPal if you're looking for short and effective workouts. If you have a busy schedule and only have a few minutes to dedicate to working out, this is the app for you. The 7-Minute Workout app is one of the best weight loss apps available because it has hundreds of workouts and each one only lasts 7 minutes. This allows you to workout at any time and on the go.
back to menu ↑
Weight Watchers
The Weight Watchers app is without a doubt one of the best weight loss apps available on Android and iOS devices. This app follows the famous Weight Watchers program, which tracks your food intake, your daily activities and much more. The Weight Watchers app makes losing weight fun again by helping you keep track of every step of the way while being able to track your progress. Download Weight Watchers and start losing weight on the go today!
back to menu ↑
Nike+ Training Club
With the Nike+ Training Club app, you will be able to get full workout sessions on your mobile phone. Whether you're at a beginner level or even if you're a seasoned athlete, the Nike+ Training Club app has a workout program for you. With hundreds of different workout sessions to follow and different levels to choose from, this Nike workout app is among the best apps like MyFitnessPal available on Android and iOS.
back to menu ↑
The Fooducate app is another one of the best weight loss apps worth discovering. Fooducate is a calorie counting app and a dieting app all in one. You will be able to track your food intake and all of the calories that each food has. Fooducate can also track your daily activities, allowing you to see how many calories you've spent. Download the Fooducate app right now if you're looking for amazing apps like MyFitnessPal.


text:
MINNEAPOLIS -- It's a final scene easily recalled, even though the movie, "Bang the Drum Slowly," is almost 40 years old, the novel even older.
"He wasn't a bad fellow, no worse than most and probably no better than some,'' says pitcher Henry Wiggen, the only player to attend the funeral of his simple-minded and much-put-upon teammate Bruce Pearson (played in the movie by an unknown actor named Robert De Niro).
"And not a bad ballplayer,'' Wiggen says, "not when they gave him the chance, when they laid off him long enough. From here on in, I rag on nobody.''
That scene came to mind after a conversation Wednesday afternoon with David Ortiz, his anguished words cutting like barbed wire.
"I don't believe in making anyone feel like [expletive],'' he said quietly. "When people make me feel like [expletive], all my anger comes out.''
It had been another long afternoon for the Red Sox designated hitter, who walked once and hit an opposite-field double in Boston's 6-3 win over Minnesota but also struck out twice and looked bad doing so. He waved at a middle-in, 87 mph fastball from Twins starter Kevin Slowey -- a pitch he would have crushed in better times -- and later swung through a breaking ball from Jesse Crain after being pounded inside by hard stuff.
This made it five straight games of multiple strikeouts, including a four-whiff outing Sunday in Kansas City, and a total of 13 Ks in 26 at-bats. When Ortiz walked out of Target Field on Wednesday afternoon, he did so as the major league leader in strikeouts.
It's 10 days into the season, and Ortiz's performance has undergone more scientific scrutiny than the shroud of Turin. The Dow Jones ticker hasn't generated as many numbers as Ortiz, the statistics piling ever higher while hurtling to the conclusion that the 34-year-old slugger was about as useful to the Sox as walleye-on-a-stick, one of the more unique culinary offerings at the Twins' new ballpark.
The numbers -- and the eyes -- bear witness to the fact Ortiz is taking pitches he should be hitting and swinging and missing at pitches he should be hitting, a fatal combination for any hitter.
There is a growing clamor of critics convinced, especially since this April's flailing comes after last season's awful start, that Ortiz has become dead weight in a Red Sox lineup in which he was once its most vital lifeline. Never mind that he hit 27 home runs and drove in 81 runs after June 1. Never mind that he is not the only middle-of-the-order slugger off to a slow start. Mark Teixeira of the Yankees is batting .097 (3-for-31) after his 0-for-4 Wednesday against the Angels, and no one is suggesting he apply for his AARP card.
The Red Sox had another big hitter who looked like he was through when he was batting .225 with just five extra-base hits in his first 116 plate appearances. Ted Williams was 39 at the time, in 1958, and wound up hitting .328 that season. Two years later, he would hit .300 one more time, and walk away after a home run in his final Fenway at-bat. You can be sure back in '58 there were a few people who thought Teddy Ballgame was washed up too.
The criticism, Ortiz admits, has cut deeply, and he has reacted badly, unleashing a stream of expletives to reporters at an early round of questions last week in Fenway, then being ejected by an umpire after questioning a third-strike call in Kansas City.
"I'm not here to hurt nobody, you know what I'm saying?'' he said. "Things aren't good, but I'm still here every day.
"People sometimes talk about you, you know, but they have no idea how badly you're struggling mentally, and how bad you try to do your stuff. It's not like I just come out to the park, sit here, then play the game. It's not like that. It's never been like that.
"So when people come out and start to try to bury your ass, it hurts.''
It was this side of the business Red Sox manager Terry Francona tried to explain in his office Wednesday morning, elaborating on a comment he made the day before in his weekly radio show in which he said players are not "chess pieces."
"I guess I've always felt like that," Francona said. "It's not fantasy baseball, it's not like chess pieces. Certainly you like to have strategy and things like that. I think players, I think they appreciate letting them go play.
"I think if I fall into, you know, whether it's two, five, seven games into a season, pulling the trigger ... any time I've done something like that, I've been pretty sure how I feel. Whether it was the year we moved Pap into the closer's role, I kind of knew how I felt. So we didn't wait around."
Jonathan Papelbon replaced Keith Foulke as the Sox closer three games into the 2006 season.
"Guys need time, the team needs time to settle in,'' Francona said. "If I do not allow them time to settle in, it's just going to prolong what we're going through."
Someone mentioned how Francona stuck with second baseman Mark Bellhorn during the 2004 ALCS, and was rewarded for his patience when Bellhorn homered in Game 6 against the Yankees.
"I guess I've kind of been asked so many times this week, well, you're loyal to a fault. I'm not really sure -- I'm not perfect, I don't mean that -- but I'm not really sure when that hasn't paid off. If you look back, our patience, I think, has paid off. [Dustin Pedroia] didn't go to Triple-A [after a slow start in '07], we won the World Series.
"Sometimes guys just don't play well all the time. That's just part of it.''
Francona will not continue to play Ortiz out of the goodness of his heart. On Thursday, he will not play him at all, sitting him against left-hander Francisco Liriano. The presence of Mike Lowell on the Sox roster gives Francona an option, one he will exercise Thursday after last week saying he was resisting the idea of platooning with Ortiz.
The hot bat of Jeremy Hermida, who hit a three-run double Wednesday while filling in for the injured Jacoby Ellsbury, gives Francona another option.
In the end, Francona cannot put one person ahead of the interests of the team. He understands that. So does Ortiz. But he also realizes that there are times when you have to show some faith in the man, especially one who has carried the Sox on his broad shoulders to two World Series titles.
This is one of those times. It is the right course to take. Someone asked David Ortiz, who for so long in Boston was wrapped in a superhero persona, if he would bleed if cut.
"Right away,'' he said. "Right away.
"But I'm coming out of this. You watch.''
So we will watch. Rag on David Ortiz? Not now. Show a little faith, and let the man determine his own fate.
Gordon Edes is ESPNBoston.com's Red Sox reporter. He covered the Red Sox for 12 years and has reported on baseball for 25 years. Ask a question for his next mailbag here.


text:
95% (76 votes) 60,036 Views
- Info
- Comments
- Description
- Categories
- Tags
- Pornstars
Uploaded by: cumlouderAdded: 38mo agoRuntime: 10 min 27 sec
Be the first who comments on this video!
Before becoming one of the new signings of the successful series Game of Thrones, the British Samantha Bentley came to visit us in Barcelona. We wanted to get to know her a bit better to make sure she could star our BitchsConfessions series. She told us that her passion for sex made her inevitably work in the porn industry and that she loves hard sex. It is just a matter of sexual preference. This mysterious London girl seems not having any limit and she came to CumLouder to experience what a good Latin cock is, concretely Moisex's one. She's in good hands.
Not a registered member?


text:
- Explore community
- Identify
- Help
Garden Spiders, Aranea diadematus Mating overtures or territorial dispute
Observed: 3rd September 2012 By: rod williams
Added: 10th January 2013
Sparring went on for some time. Would they be breeding in September?
Garden Spider
10 January 2013 - 4:20pm Michael Skelton
The spider on the right with the smaller abdomen is a male, and his intentions are amorous. However, late in the season, when the female is already mated, he runs the risk of ending up as lunch.
Many thanks, Michael. The
10 January 2013 - 4:29pm rod williams
Many thanks, Michael. The male on the right was certainly making all of the running. They eventually ended up in a two-spider scrum, and at that point I left them to it.


text:
Pre -
FE / EIT Review
FE Exam (OnDemand)
Every year more than
60,000 applicant register to take the Fundamental of Engineering
(FE) , otherwise known as EIT exam. A good percentage of these
candidates have been out of school for more than 7 years and
forgotten the basic. A good number of students have not even taken
the required courses, and a review course cannot properly prepare
them to take the exam. Besides they do not understand some of the FE
/ EIT prep courses content because of lack of enough back ground in
that area.
We believe they should start retaking
the courses which they have forgotten or they never took. However
taking such courses is very time consuming and for some might be
confusing. Some of the materials when the complete course is taken
are beyond EIT exam or are not focused to prepare the students for
EIT exam. EITexperts, after receiving several request from students
offered series of courses to prepare the students take the FE / EIT
prep courses . These courses are developed assuming the candidates
do not know the most fundamentals to understand the FE / EIT prep
courses. They are focused and only the subjects necessary to
understand the FE / EIT prep courses.
$400.00 (not refundable)
$70.00 (not refundable)
$70.00 (not refundable)
$20.00 (not refundable)


text:
You are currently using an unsupported web browser.
We support the latest versions of these browsers:
If you have any problems while attempting to download a browser, you should contact your organization's system administrator.
For any questions related to Cvent, feel free to contact our Customer Care team.
Mercure Casa Veranda Guatemala is ideally located in the heart of the Zona Viva and the cultural and financial center of the city, we can offer all the infrastructure needed to make your stay a successful experience. 99 suites and 3 meeting rooms with a maximum capacity of 100 people, business cent...
You must be logged in to view contact information for this supplier. Sign up for a free Cvent account today.


text:
Start a Trial
Sign in
Historical Events
Family Trees
Become a Member
Become a Member
Dunkirk Evening Observer Newspaper Archives
February 24, 1890
- Page 1
First Name
Last Name
With All of the Words
With the Exact Phrase
Go to advanced search
Discover Your History
Issue Date:
Monday, February 24, 1890
Pages Available:
Previous Edition:
Saturday, February 22, 1890
Next Edition:
Tuesday, February 25, 1890
Dunkirk Evening Observer
Publication Name:
Dunkirk Evening Observer
Dunkirk, New York
Pages Available:
Years Available:
1882 - 1989
Learn More About This Publication
2.17+ Billion Articles and Growing Everyday!
More Than 400 Years of Papers. From 1607 to Today!
Articles Covering 50 U.S.States + 22 Other Countries
Powerful, Time Saving Search Features!
Find Your Ancestors Now
Newspaper Archives
Birth Records
Census Records
Marriage Records
Death Records
Divorce Records
Military Records
View Sample Pages : Dunkirk Evening Observer, February 24, 1890
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
Get Access to These Newspapers
Plus 2.17+ Billion Other Articles
NewspaperARCHIVE.com -
Used by the World's Finest Libraries and Institutions
OCR Text
Dunkirk Evening Observer (Newspaper) - February 24, 1890, Dunkirk, New York ■ VOL. XX. DUNKIRK, N. Y, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 24, im. NO. in. Hi PRESENT A TI VE I'KOFKHKIONAL B USINESS HOUSES K. T. Hoi.1*11, M. Ii., I*li> Minim Mini Burgeon olM» « over Lf a'l Drug Store. IteH ieoce, Central Arcane. Telephone Ko. tt. Call# MV be (cfi at L yon'*. OF DUNKIRK SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT A NFP ,\ all kind* of blaaki U the latent antinion u KCI.IM* MAI HINK for ruling . __________ _____ a tent Hie Mechanical Department of Dunkirk Printing Company. JAiKSMKH Wanted at once. Local or / Tra reline Rig Cav. * tea* Iv Work, ''lock Vt arrau ted. Quick Selling fcpecinltie#. Outfit t ice ►.xperit-noe I one canary J ah. E.W'ii irater, Nu raj man, H « lu-t* i, N. V. A LKIANDKR'UCoal and Wood Yatd.TW) A (Antral Avenue, opium ii© Nickel Plat* a* I tot. All grade* of Hard and -Sift Coal, W'<*ifiJ Lumber, fetnngiea and Lath. Inn tehv Correa pow leone taw wkoleaale kit* oil I ct ted. ^ ' ID D A KT A Cti., Pa ti-ut A Homey*. Sift 7th St, Washington, ll C , opp I a. Patent Office Patent!*, t ai eats and He Untie* Htruml. I rad*- Mark* registered All Patent limn ne-* conducted for moderate Fees. Information, Advice and special reference!, tent on request. A LEX. M. MANN, Practical Plumier, (ta* __ ami Steam Fitter. ftjiecial attenthin given to Sanitary PUimtnag fest) mate* given on Plumbing, Ga* Fitting, steam Heating and Hot Air Furnace* 27 K Thirl street. tow IN AD- Steady l-AI \ UY, ll • f X Pl KS VANCE,allowed each month, employment at iMime or traveling. No solicit-mg. I »u tie* delivering a ml making collet dont*. Card*. Address with stamp ll AK KH A CO., I Iqua, Ohm. THI; HUSSIAN HORROR. LATEST REPORTS OF THE KARA PRISON OUTRAGE. It. tilKKOKli, tm and 2*5 Central Ave IL _ Photograph* of need riot wait tiahioa Bailie* a * pee.:ally. Sitter* for aunahine except foi I wish U> employ a few ladle* on salary to uke I charge of my im omens at their home*. eight, very faarinaiitig ami healUiful. Wage* fib per week. Rifermc© given. <;<««) way for parttime. Addr*** with -t nip. Mk\ Man tow Walkkk, Looiavilie Ky. BtHHt BI NDKKV—James Irving, Pr e pnekir, No. I« E. Henond ntreet. near Buffalo street, Dunkirk, N. Y. Magazines, Mu •rn, Pamphlet*, ck-., hound in ail »ty tea. order* promptly attended to. All work guaranteed. B" vid IMI In A J10*?™ Cmu ** ■"** working (or us. Per****** preferred who < an furnish a horse and give their whole urn* lo the busine**. Span- moments may be profit ably employed also. A lea vacancies in it,urns and cute-, H. F. JOHNSON A CO., ion.* Main bu. Kit hmond. Va. UCIIKICfl CIU M K KHY lf OCNF., Wholesale and retail dealer in ll tomcHtir Chiua. Dlaiuiware, A-u quirted and Wf ANTED—An active man on I.(her*I Salary to or manrntJy represent an As-cm i it on in-corjairated to supply.at co-operative p'ice* JFC tier a1 * I II As. II. MAKRIS, -All Central Ave. Geu-V./ eral I net) ranee, Life, Accident anti Fire Before trameling innure vottr lie in the obi PKSI vour reliable "Travelers'." Heal Loam* negtikated on p'opertv. in he ta ie Agent. _ ;o-o}ierative pdcrtgcntral mere >andt<*e anil all kind* of articles fief home and family use, in ca* h small cliv, town, village and rural cfi strict, notion members. Paid ap < crtihcates •ItMi.OiMi in < ash. i re tit wet) rated Referencese'changed. Empire Ce-operinvt A* so* lation i Lock Bos bio), N. V. BH For Kr ill or ^alc C 1HACTA1 Qt A llort-.l. .Hate*, ll per 'lay. "able in Victor Hider, Jr Livery and Boat ding Stable in connection. SHA and 3S7 Lion street. I ITT House corner Srsoud aud Drive street* Newly filter) up ann in fine condition. Will -ell on ran term*. hn«|Uire at UM! ort!cc of Marlin limier Clk IV A KMF.It SHOP ( has. Nagle, Prop., Lake Shore National Hank, onrn< t Center and Third atrei-ta. A fine stock of Foreign and Domestic igars. 0 lintier JO, imon Elders' IlNeBUi, mallei Aw co rn " Cl ouch. aw Oread BL. Hew wa. Book L Warned Torte HINKLIN St MON. j SS' center street, Practical horse-shoeia. Particular attention paid to interfering home*. Shoeing of road at , trotting horses a specialty. SPRING 1890 Ii UN Kl UK EVENING OIISEKVEK. Largest Daily In the County. An une<|ualle*l advertising m«*«iture. D UN Kl HK KNOW KICKING COMPANY. formerly .sellew A P«i anufacturer*i of Engiues, Bot iiatigera, eu-. Patterns, Forgings, Shafting ............ ------—, Can tin git, an* I Machine Work to or«ler C I i D. MATTESON JC **fi Cl I J SHIRK --ll I KI- IO.. I., aft aud Center Hi reel, Matin (al lurers of th© *Crom well" ami "Dunkirk" perfect»I til ag Urea* shirt*. On sale in all leading furnishing, clothing and dry goods houses in Dunkirk, «fc CO'S DP. TtKlMKV, # Id and 436 Lion street. Dealer in Flour, Fee*!, alt. Bate*! Hay, ph ates, etc. Established, 1877. Pbos- K1 KIF. HOTEL and Dining Saloon, Unum Depot. Las) access u> all trains ami bus mesa ti* hi sos. Best accommodations for Com-nercia) Travelers. John J. Murphy, Prop. I? MLB KM Si CD., [j WI aud -w K Third street. Fine Furniture, Cabinet Ware ami Up* aoistenng. Picture Frames made to order. ^ U. MATTKHON Si CO., Xii Central Ave., Leaders of Fa*hion aud Gentlemen outfitters A full line ol all the latest novelties in ii ARELL STEAM HEATING CO.. Wailukulurers of Sksam Heating Apparatus. Sanitary Plumbing a Specialty. Spring Suitings! H OME STEAM LAUNDRY. Our sp«?rlaities: Fine Sturts, lhe; Collars, ic; Cuffs, lr, and Lace I uriains. Free Delivery. A W. Cumming*, *U7 Center street. H. Iv. OEHM. K. Third st., cor. of Buffalo Manufacturer and dealer in Fine Hoots A Shoos. Henry . Third st. tVF.ll.ER'N NEW STORE, I OH E. I st. I •lr ii men ts, M a gar errtkir •tore. Si-kou. ll^r.IY 4M Km TI IM I wring** I INY Ta. Hooks, stationery, Musical In-unes.Daily anil Weekly Pape cs, pertaining to a first class book mg Hooka a specialty. and everytlur^ i*crtai | OH PRINTING of every d*-scnpt»on ami at lowest ii ring rate* by Dunkirk Printing Company, 8 and IU K. .Second SLI era H. VAN lit REN St SON, Fire Life, Accident amt General insurant)* Dentin Beal Estate and Instils. Canicular attention paul kl the care of property col lect-i ng rents Ac. 219 Center sL, 2nd Door. M OF RDE'N pharmacy, SOO Central Avenue Headquarters for Wall Palier Pat nu. Oils, Ae. The Largest and Cheapest Line of TROUSERINGS! Ever brought City. into this |>KRKINN, J. W.. •MJH Ceuk-r st reek Manufacturer mid .cai- r in Hat ne**. Haddie.*, Brtdb's, t ollars, Trunks,W hip*, Buffalo Kobe*, Gall and See Them Home Covers, Glove*. Mi Mena and sleigh Hobe*. )LUWRING. T. W Murray, til Lion (tlrviA made of Sanitary Plumbing, Fitting. Workmanship guar- A *pecialty team and Ga* aloed. I) ACH OL TES. I . IT East Third street. Fashionable Tailor. Gentlemen will Had it Ut their advantage k> call on mc I ie fore purchasing elsewhere. I) It. CAKY A CO., g , 3.'tS Lion street General Hardware,W hik- la-ad,Oil*,Pamier'* Supplies, oil t l«itli*,Grai. ie vtsire. A special-ty of SbcrwtnW tlliams Pa - land Monnierange. ITew Barber Shop. ii A. IU RREF, formerly in Wheeler'* liar* ber-shop, ha* opened the I>artier-shop in the Erie Hotel, Ile ha* every facility for good work, and cistomer* will find its good place k> go for shaving and hair cutting. > ULI NG, such as blank-book*, bulgers, ami a I kinds of blanks done at Dunkirk Printing Company, 8 and IO E. second st. Drunkenness Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured r«n»r Women Killed Tbeaanelvos and Thirty Men Took Polson—Two of Thom Known to Havs Died — A Banquet In London to < urn rn last oner Hall—An Indignation Meeting. IiOXiMijt, Feb. 544.—Further details of the outrage in the polit krai prison at Kara, Si berm have reached the Russian exile* in Ixnid*>fi from friends who ar* located a short dwtu ie e I KHI! the w-ene of tho horrors They are brief, but (vmclunive, confirming fully a report of the affair received here from an official iii Ht Petersburg who hi in aympathy with th*-» a use «if Hie people. Ai «-ordiiig to the*** detail* it appear* that Ute trouble at Hie Kara prison originated in a "hunger s'Hke" in August a hen the women political |in***mer* tried kl starve thenuMdvaa U> 'ienth k< e-cape the brutalities of their jailer- All the women imprisoned there ab -taile d fr**m fond for fourteen days. The Jai lei* did not believe that they would be mille to keep up the struggle At first they jeered at the women, then tempted them with f***i and tlii'it,finding thi*of noavail threatened t hem When several of the women were at the polit of death from their voluntary abstinence from food the prison official* resorted to artificial mean* to compel them to take Houri bluetit. The methods adopted, bowet* r, w* re violent and licentious and the women were i-ompelled to abandon their •ti ike Alioiiiinahle outrages followed and were of deily and hourly occurrence. MR*' MIUIDA'M TREATMENT. Thi- state of affair* led Mine. Kigtda, wh*»e death by flogging has already linen announced, k> ask for an interview with the dir**'1or of the prison in twipe of securing an amelioration of the <*ondition of the prisoners Tins request was granted, lait a lien she was taken I* fore him she found him allusive It is said that in ber exasperat mn at his abuse site called him a villain and slapped his fat* It is n*fi positively kn<>wn, how*ever, what took place during the interview, hut whatever did hafipen Mine Nigida did not return to her companion* Hbe was taken from the director'* office and conveyed to Ha* prison in which common offenders are confined. Three of her companion* from among the ]>oliti<al prisoner* were fieri:litte*l to Join her. The advice* state that tb***e were Mary K<>aleaky, wife of I'rofcNsor Koaleakv of Kieff, Mute. Hmirn-itaky ami Maria Kolujny. The last two Im lie* were frtmi Oiieiwa. BA KOX K< I RF KS ORDER. Two months elapsed after tiiese events before Gen. Baron Korff, governor general of the province of the Amour instructed the lim kir* of prisons that the secret edict of March, I XRM which ordered that political iris**oei-* should be treated by prison officials in pre*-i^ly the san*' manner a* criminals condemned for common law offem-es, would be enforced ami ordered the directors to notify the political prisoners of both sexes that they would ta* liable to corporal pun-bh ii lent if ti ley v ic la tell certain of the imaot) regulations. The nude prisoners, foreseeing iinmeilinte flanger, hekl a consultation, and sent to the director of the prison a petition that he would telegraph to the minister of the interior at 8t. Petersburg, requesting him to suspend the albication of the edict. The director refused to pay any attention to their petition and thereupon the men warned him that the first flogging of a political prisoner would be the signal for the others to ©ouimitt suicide together. TUE FLOGGING AND 8CICIDE. Three days afterward Lieut Gen. Baron Korff -cut a special order directing that Mine. Kigida lie punished according to the fulltwt extent, lime. Kigida was stripped and received lfifi lashes. She was carried off bleeding and in an unconscious condition, and her death ensued from a rupture of the heart. Her three t swipe nit ms committed suicide within an hour of the time of hearing of Higida's death. The corpses of the four women wen* buried et the Kame time in the court yard of the conmifw offender*' prison. THIRTY MEN TAKE DOIRON. For week* a ix>rdon of vigilance was so closely maintained around the prison that nothing wa* known of what wa lotpjletting within. Since the secret channel of informa-ti*m ha* I*-en reopened it ha* been learned that the men <wrried out their threat of suicide. They met together, and thirty of them shared what poison they could obtain aud then went to their cell* to die. The quantity of poison which had liven .smuggled into the prison was not sufficient to kill quickly, but in the course of the evening two of those who had shared it~~Bobokov and Kolujny—died. Ti.eir com uBion* and the deaf! silence which n igned in the other cells roused the attention of the guard* and they immediately summoned physician*, who administered emetics lo the Mirvivor* and endeavored by every number of specimens of uncivilized language* for philological purposes. The trip wa* to take more than two years, but the young men expected to arrive in New York in time for the world's fair in 1892. Lawler asserts that B J. Black, a German Jew of Farts and L*»don. is the author of all his troubles Th# young American arri veil with hi* yacht in Fart* on July 4, incidentally saving the life of s drowning man in the Heine bv diving un Jer a raft after him. Black had charge of tit* exhibition of the Neversink in Farts, and totally w ithout warrant be seised the yacht in lawlor s absence and sent ber to Cherbourg Jaw lor at once went to Russell T. Hoadiey of the Norton company aud got a bill of sale of the yacht and followed after it Blac k hired a French crew and sent ber to Portsmouth law lor reached that port just ss the Neversink was about to sail, put out in t boat aud boarded her. The crew attacked her with club* aud he shot one man in the leg. making only a slight wound and got |ioe w**ion of the yacht. This wa* more than British law could stand. and. in sfiite of public sentiment being with the American, he was sentenced to two month*' imprisonment, which be has just served. lawlor ha* gone to New York to secure a title to the Neversink. w hich has been lying in Portsmouth harbor ever since, and will then prmved tm a tour around the world with Murphy, who has been awaiting his friend's release in London and Paris. wa* caused by the imprudent* of the workmen VICTIM* OF TH* "SWEATING KYHTEM". The tailors of the East End of London who are the wurst victims cif the "sweating ' system are generally cast down because of the failure of the parliamentary committee cm sweating to improve their condition The unfortunate tailors are now plannihg a gen eral strike iii the de*] ie rate hope that their wretched condition may awake sum* sym-f is thy and aid. Ruch a strike must necessarily have some resemblance to the now famous "hunger strikes of Siberian prisoners for it will involve wholesale starvation AMERICAN MEAT ADMITTED Hie imjiortation of American swine meat into Germany is again permitted, but only at one port that of Kiel—where such an elaborate system of inspection ba* been established that it is tit ought I rn] * mm hie for any danger to exist of disease*I meat slipping through. THE FRENCH PRETENDER I-a L.u< here went over to take a look at the trial cd the Due LFOrleans, and his views as to lite ]ierwitiality of the pretender differ from tin we expressed in the monarchial newspapers. He says: As a pretender [ prefer Boulanger to the young duke. Boulanger Is a bon diable and more or l.-x* manly, ] ie r ha pa less rather than more. The hope of the house of France is a toss lief ween a petit Creve and a smart young iffWr of a ('rack regiment without any idea beyond those subjects w hich are discussed at me**. He is tall, of fresh complexion, has neat features, and could not fail a* an ensign trooping colors to steal away the hearts of nursery maid* and romantic young ladies, if they were not physiognomists enough to see that the eyes are harsh, unpleasant and dull, and that altin High he Int.-, lust the (Kidding contour which made him an ugly liny, the domination of stomach over mind is still shown in hi* cheeks. His light brown hair, of dull shade, is I airted, masher-like, in the middle and is slightly curled As to dress, it wa* irreproachable and carefully careless. I could trs(*e a resemblance in the cut of hi* features to the late Duke of Orleans, but the countenance wa* not his and I** tray cd a mind on a very small (Attern, a good deal of vanity and a temper more irascible than ninny. The eyes, to which I venture to recur, are small, triangular and wanting in fine exprecnkm and too close set giving a mean character to the face." Of the Duke * near friend, De Luynm, La-bouchere says: This nobleman is saved by a clear, fair skin and a good-natured laugh from tieing the exact image of our Darwinian forefathers. I never saw a clearer case of reversion to a far-back ancestral tyjie. This duke'* mouth reaches from ear to car, and hi* loose lips refuse on any account to cover up the nether teeth and gums. His forehead slopes back from hi* I*row at an angle of thirty-five degree*. Republican* and Helm to* have no reason to fear the ducal party. The Duke of Doudeauville, though now fairly well stricken in year* and corpulent, continues to dress as a masher, and wears his grizzly hair parted in the middle, while marks of curling irons on the top part court attention." Queen Victoria, having recovered from her rheumatic trouble, has arranged to hold two !rawing room* in London next month. The first will take place cai the 5th, and will practically inaugurate the London season, which promise* to be unusually brilliant. STEPNIAK ON THE RI SSIAX OUTRAGES. Ivan Ktepniak last evening at a literary reception where he was the lion of the occasion, said that the adi.ption of the Russian extradition treaty by the United State* would lead to an immediate augmentation of the horrors now existing in the Siberian prison*. Of Kennau'-, Russian article* Kfceje niak spoke in the highest terms. He said: "Of course much information published in my works necewHarily comes at second hand aud though I have the fullest confidence in my informant I ha /e sometime* been almost unable to believe that the terrible stories they tokl were true, even with the knowledge I possess of the horror* (rf Russian tyranny You may imagine my feelings ii (ion finding myself so entirely corroborated by this bol and unprejudiced observer who ha* himself been a w itness of most of that which he writes." Geneva Eleetlne Returns. Bkri.in. Feb 2Jr Definite results obtained from the late elections show the return of 4* Conservatives, 12 Imperialists. 14 National Liberals, Cen trim*,'JO Freissinge ami JU Ho-cialists. In the previous reich* tag the •'trength of these (Arties was reflectively 78, IU, 92, JO.}, ;;5 and ll. The (Arties forming the Cartel combination had 213 seats in the •previous reich*tag. They have thus far cured (wily 74 in the new reichstag. FROM WASHINGTON. THE PRESENT WEEK'S PROGRAM SENATE AND HOUSE. IN ANOTHER JOHNSTOWN. The Renal# te Continue Consideration of the Educational and Oklahoma Hills, and th* House to Reach a Vote on the Moi Id's Fair Mite — A Busy Sunday Among the Workers. Fourteen Dead Infanta Warsaw', Feb. 24.—After a tire in a house on Hianiia street, th is city, had been extin guished, the firemen found the coqwes of fourteen infant* underneath the flooring The house had tieen occupied by a mid wit named Sic,I Hi units, who ha* been arrested, together with her sister and two daughters. Two Boys Drowned. Lawrence, Maw., Feb. SJL—Eddie Hart aged fourteen and Willie Early, aged thir teen while playing on the ire at the foot of Mhort street broke through and were drowned. Two other boys were rescued by Herman Pfeiffer. The bodies (rf the drowned tioys have not hen recovered. Higga '* Body at Belfast. Belfast, Feb. 24.—The body of the late J««se)th Bigger, M. P., arrived here Saturday night aud lay in state yesterday in St. Pat-i lek s cl is]*-!. At the requiem ma** many of the Irish members of (Armament were pree-ent. The funeral occurs to-day. Socialists Expelled From Germany. Berlin, Feb. 544.—The Dutch Socialists who were arrested in this city have I wen released and expelled from the country. Little King Alfonso III Again. Madrid, Feb. 544.—The boy king of Spain is again indisposed. It is stated that his illness i* not serious. Gladstone and Tennyson Improving. London, Feb. 24.—I xml Tennyson and Mr, Gladstone are both reported improved in health. THINK IT WAS AN ACCIDENT. means to counteract the effects of the poison. GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. Rudolph moldcnhayer, Cor. Third ami Buffalo St*., Dealer in Granite, Marble, Flagging and Budding Stone. Call on inc befur* buying your side-walk. tv AllltllSTfRlM ll NAIMS' OUDIN SPIC!RC. It can be given in a cup of coffee or lea, or In ar betes of food. » ithout Die knowledge of the per-eon t aking It; It Ie absolutely barmie** and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whethei t tie patient Is a moderate drink* r or an alcoholic wreck.JT NEVER FAILS. We GUARANTEE i v Instance, is page bool R ISLEY A CXI.. 7 and 9 East Front street Whisky, Wines, Brandies. General Liquor Store for Family Ut a complete rute in every instance. 48 page Address in eonfidon-'e, SPECIFIC CO.. 185 Rac • St. Cincinnati.O- Robert m'Kay. Lion Street, near the depot Boarding. Sale, Feed and Livery Stable. Stabling by the .lay or week ob reasonable terms. I ) EID, J. VV., f\ IM ( enter street. Im iller rn Musical Instrument* and Sewing Machine*. We make a specially of first class makes of Piano* sud ^arrand A Voter Organa. (Dp BAM J. GIFFORD. Sol Centra! Ave. stair* , General Insurance and Heal Estate Agene Fire. Life, Accident, and Live Stock Insurance. Prompt attention given to buying and selling Real Estate fI' C. JONEN J , 75 E. Third ab, cor. !>eer. Excelsior Meat Market. Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats, Lard, Sausage*, Oysters and Poultry. C. C. PENFOLD, MANUFACTURER & IMPORTER. 3G4 MAIN ST., RUFFALO. JI. ¥. DEALER IN urns, nm ui im® Clocks, Silverware, Leather Goods, Eke. EXG RA VIXG, GOLD if SIL FER PLA TING VV VY T atomics, jewelry, ac. Buy the Aurora Railroad Watch. Repairing a specialty. Frank F. Staid. SS K. Third st. fM. MOCKER, Merchant Tailor, Jiff Central Avenue A COMPLETE LINE Or HOLIDAY GOODS ;*04 MAIN STREET, Opposite Iroquois Hotel. A Banquet to Comm Us I oner Hall—Indignation at the Kara Outrage. London. Fob. 544 —A banquet wa* tendered st (Cambridge Saturday evening to diaries Hall, lf P., British (tNumissioaer to the late mat inc conference at Washington. The company nasa most distinguished one. and the value of Mr. Hall'* service* received full recognition iii the speeches. Evidence was not lacking that in the opinion of those present the conference had been lather slighted a> com]tared with the Pan-American oon-grews w inch wa* convened about the same time. The r»*-ults of the meet lug, nevertheless, were regarded a* of permanent value. AN INDIGNATION MEETING. There will shortly be a mass meeting in Hyde Park of workingmen of all clast** to express condemnation of the Russian penal system arid its a.-.'onipanviug outrages The Bletting is U ing arranged by labor leaders who recoguirc in the socalled political prisoner* of Ru->«in th** friend* of universal reform and progress both in respect to social and political conditions. The great interest taken in thi* matter in, America ha* found an echo here. A WRONGED AMERICAN This week there was released fnsn Portsmouth prison a young American who has bet a the victim of a great wrong. He is Jo? hun Warren Ix»w loc of Boston, tk»n of D. G. La whir, naval constructor, ami grandson (rf Admiral Warren Young Lawler started out aith the Yacht Neversink early last summer to make a tour round the world. The Neversink, which wa* manufactured under a n* w (latent of the Norton Naval Construction 8. ipbuildiug company (rf Jersey City and New York, is the smallest yacht that aver crossed the ocean, being but thirty feet long. It was Lawlor's intention, after exhibiting the yacht at the Paris exhibition for her builder, to go around the world, visiting all harbor* and port* and going up all navi-able rivers for considerable distance*, his only Companion being Ignatius J. Murphy of Brooklyn, who was to accompany him as historian and scientific man. Edison had presented them with a phonograph aud it was Murphy's intention to bring hack agreat THE CZAR ENJOYING HIMNKLF. The czar Im* shaken off the care- of state, and Ila* been giving a series of superb court entertainment* in the winter palace. At the last trail KUpjier was laid in the large hall, which had been converted into a forest of tail palms. The tables were covered entirely with cut ro*e-, Hlie* and hyacinths, in which gold and silver dishes were embowered. Another reception room wa* magnificently decorated in the Arab style, and the attendant* were negro***, whose costumes giitteied with jewels. The czar is very angry just now with the Prince of Montenegro, who has lieen summoned to Ht. P«*ter*burg to disprove, if he can, the ivj*irt that w bile receiving a subsidy in one hand lr iii Russia, he ha* tieen holding out tile other to Austria. JORN SPLAN HE 1.1 JI HIK HORSES. John Splaii sailed for New York chi the Fulda with a firm conviction in his soul that there will soon be a trotting circuit established in England. The trotter* that Bpian brought over with Bamum's show have a'l been sold at high pi ne*. Lady Cleveland, Star aud Magnet have been purchased by lxniii* Wyttanta, the well known raring man of Brighton; W. 8. leonard, the Ix.ndon horseman, has be*-oui# possessed of Little Sioux aud Boston Boy, and Almont Clay has gone to Vienna as the property of Daniel McFee. A project is on foot to establish a trotting hone exchange in Ixmdon, and Splan intends to return in September with that object in view. YOUNG LINCOLN IMPROVING. The nitration that wa* performed upon young Abraham lincoln on Ia*t Thursday has had a fav orable result The bey is bet ter than he has been in several week*, and Minister Lincoln, who ha* scarcely left hi* son's bedside for months, ventured to visit the legation Saturday, ami was more cheerful than he bas been since the blunder of the French physicians put the boy's life into jeopardy. Young lincoln is not vet out of danger, but a* he is plucky and prii**«wd of great vitality the doctors hope that he will pull through. King Milan ha* this week shown a sigil of grace by subw rilHng *2U0 to the fund for the relief (rf wounded soldiers Milan has evidently relived remittance* from Belgrade or renewed hi* impaired credit for he is living in splendid style with his male aud female favorite# in a Mg mansion on Avenue d'Ant in, Paris. The Prince of Wales, usually most cautious in his referent to current affairs, has just given great offence to the Welsh miners by expressing the opinion that the recent disastrous explosion in the Llanerch colliery John H. Browne's Friends Think He Did ( Not ( onimil Suicide. Niagara Falls, Ont., Feb. 24.—A Ryra-eune sj**-inI to Buffalo (tapers dated Satur-<lay announces til# dea'h of John H. Browne, formerly of Davidson A Browne, Hamilton, (•ut. The finding<»f the body lying across the bed in hts room at the hotel where he was Maying, with blood issuing from nose and mouth b»gcther, with an empty phial supposed to have contained morphine, led to the belief that it was a case of suicide. This suspicion was increased when some old letters and a prayer liook were found, the former addressed t<j Iii* mother here and the latter I leafing the name of a young lady who the qns'i.il intimat'd was iq some way connected with the supfMised suicide On invest i gat ion here it was discovered that the young lady referred to was a wellknown and respected resident of Niagara Falls and a nit*** of Browne, but who last saw him some mouths ago when the prayer hook referred to, bearing ber name, was presented to him by her. About six week* ago Browne while working in Rome, N. Y., was suddenly taken ill with a severe attack of the grippe. He telegraphed his mother bere, who went to Rome where she remained w ith him until he wa* th' iii gilt to be out of danger and well on the way to recovery. Home three weeks j ago b* lame bi Syracuse from which plate a * letter wa* received on Monday last stating that he was improving. The first int ii nation his relatives here had of In* death wa- the report published in the Buffalo (lepers. They scout the idea of suicide mile** there was a temporary Ht of insanity caused by a relapse. They thiuk he took an overdo*# of morphine by accident. VI aku IXGTON, Feb 24.—The senate will resume to-day t be consideration of the educational bill. Mr Faulkner of Wast Virginia having the floor This measure will lie txm-sidered after 2 o'clock of each day until it has leen disposed of Probably it w ill not <*»me to a vote this week a* at least ten senators have signified their intention of R](caking on it. In the morning hour, tieginning to-day-tbe Oklahoma town site bill will he discussed. There will be some debate over the [lending amendment of Senator V est . ami the bill may not he disponed of for two or three days Tile calendar will be considered at least one morning during the week Senator Platt will make no attemp tot call up the bills for the admission of Idaho and Wyoming until the eduiwt tonal bill is out of the way. Hie ti na tee (omraittee will report a silver bill to the senate (irotiably Tuesday but it will not be called up for Home time In the secret session • here are many compilations bi diqxxe of and the Russian treaty is still [lending and likely to be called up at any time. THE WORLD'S FAIR KITE The all Important matter of selecting a site for tile world's fair may occupy the whole <rf the week in the bouse. When th# sib- ha* lieen ne lee ted the bill suited bi the selection will be called up and as there i* considerable opposition to it* passage the debate will probably be prolonged and a final settlement of the whole question may not lie reached liefer# Saturday. Mr Mill* of Texas and others have expressed tbetnwdver a* opened bi the hill in general while nearly the whole New York delegation objects to the government appropriation of $1,500,000. Even should the fair be given to New York her representatives will vote to eliminate this section of the bill. Most of them have I * Ie* lg is I themselves to do this. In order not bi forfeit the Kjiecfal order giving the matter of selecting a Site the right of way on M«m-day, an arrangement Atween the representatives of flit? four cities will, it i* understood, made so that if t .© matter remain* unsettled this evening a recess instead of an adjournment will lie taken until b>moi-row. Fair matter will have right of way on that day. This arrangement, if effected, will lie continued until the site has lieen selected. CONTESTED ELECTION CASKS. Mr. Rowell, tile chairman ol the election* committee*, ha* two contented caws that he want* to Ila vc the bouse dispone of during the w'eek, but on account of the world * fair matter he has little hope of accomplishing hi* dijeot. These ease* are those of Atkinson agatn-t Pendleton, from the First West Virginia district, and Kenthersfconc against Cate, from the First district (rf Arkansas The majority report* of the comiititbv iii both rn*, * D e.M,anend the seating of the content-nt, a Republican, and the house will adopt he report* Mr. Rowel! expected to call up the first case on Wednesday. He ha* right of way over all other buninem Hie [tension appropriation bill and the urgent deficiency bill have been prepared by the appropriations committee, aud the latter will becailed up for consideration during the week should any time he left after the world'* fair matter and the election caam have been dbqmsod of. 4 DAM BREAKS AND FORTY DEATHS ARE REPORTED to have I oat WORKING FOR THE SITE. Found rn Pall of Coin. Baltimore, Feb. 34. — A npeeial from Fredrieksburg, Va., say*: Haturday night fire destroyed the dwelling of Luther Limerick. near Falmouth. Stafford county. Opposite the hovse is a field of about two aer*?* of gras* belonging to the Misses Scott, which wa-ignited by a spark front the hnuxe and aho destroyed Yesterday while Mr lamer ick was digging in the ruins he dis (ivered buried a couple i>i i'<»i under ground a large tm Int-k t nearly idled with gold and *il\er cuius, tile amount of which be will not telL Some year* ago an old liei-mit died in a hut on the plaie. Advocate* of the I ii ITe re ut Cities laboring YI itll the Fong r«-ha men. Washington, Feb 144.—Yesterday wa* a busy day in congressional circle*. The world'* fair |**<»[*h* from New York, t'hicago and St Louis, who ai-e here in full forw wet# busy all day *«•curing pledges and votes and calculating tin* *treugth of their reapective cities on the first I xii Ii it when the question of site i *< iii ic* up in the house to-day. The New York |**ople held an informal meeting at the Arlington hotel yesterday afternoon and last night to h nr report* and feel buoyant and confident of the final outeome and sek*--1 ion of New York. Tliey claim bi tie able te show ho vote* for tlieir city on the first ballot The t'hicago men claim IOO or even more than this on the first l«allot for the sib*; the St. l/>uis [leople expect to show 05 vote*, and the Washington folk* are calculating on about 40 vote*. Representative Flower gave a dinner to some of hi* New York friend* among the world'* fair (leople from that city last evening Chauncey M. Depew, ex-Secretary \Y hitney, James W, Tappen, ex-Senator Miller, John H. Starin, S. VT. R. ('niger and others atb*nded the dinner and talked over world s fan matter* until quite a late hour. A pp! leant* for rn New Portion. Washington, Feb. 34.—The fact that the bill providing for a i B'-istant secretary of war will und-ubtedly lie approved by the president has f'urm -ned material for *pec*ula-lion Rf the war department during the past w>?ek, reganiiag tnt* printable occupant of the • •ftiie. The salary is $4,.'/JO per year and the bill provides that it sliall be a civilian ap-[lotntment made by the president Mr. F. C. Part ru de. Se ret ary Proctor'* private secretary, and J• Lu Tv. eedaie, chief clerk of the de[iartaient, are mu ne* zuggested for the new office. A Thirty-Nine Rotmil Fight. Wilkes Ba HHK, Pa., Feb. 24. -John Aiken of Colorado and Harry Gilmore of Luzerne fought thirty-nine rouud* at Wyoming camp ground*, nine miles fioni here. earlv yest/-r-day morning. Both mon ar* heavy w-igh * and punished each other badly. Alien's wrist was broken in the thiiU ain ii round and the fight wa* awarded bi tim lore, who won ff-'iUO on the result. The fighter' were taken to a farm house for treatment, but learning that officer* we:e -earcbing for them they were taken by their friend* to part* unknown. Name* of a Few of the Victim* lino**, but Particular* Ar* Scare# — The Accident Haiti to be Due to the < ar*le*»neM et the Contractor* The Owner* Were Warned of the Danger. Prescott. Ari., Feb 24 -The fine large storage dam built a<-rosa Hassavampa river l>y the It (limit Urine Vt afer Storage com patty tw'o year* ago at a cost of gave way Saturday morning under gleat pressure (rf the heavy flood aud .swept everything before it. Forty person* are IielieviHi their live* A* the town of Wickenburg, thirty mile* helow th* darn wa* on the same stream great fear* an* entertained for the safety of that tewn. but a* then* is no telegraphic conimu-cation no news obtmnable of ifs fate. I he service dam of the company lo. alod tift«?cn miles iielow the reservoir, and fifteen mile* of IS im if ji i st approaching conqiiction wa* also *wi pt awn\, although th*? <*oropany ha* over $N!i*,ixx) on the cuter])) i*o of storing the water. Tile hydraulic mining machina had arri) cd. and they axjiected to Iwgiu operations this w.-ck. The darn which held the waters back wa* HO feet i< mg at the Iwise aud 4UG fed at the t<*p lf wa* 110 f<*et thick at the Im**- and IO at the to]!, forming a lake three utile* in length by three-fourth* of a mile w ide aud I IO feet deep. Lieut. Brodie in charge of the work wa* alls' !it ut I'h<enix superintending the shipment of the machinery to the works and waa saved <>l those known to have tieen drowned were J. Haines, wife and four children; ll. Boone and daughti i-s; J bn silby. J<»seph Reynolds, .Mrs Met'ai thy aud S. M. Miller THK Nt MR! ll OF VICTIM.* Not KNOWN Pit ERC OTT, Ariz., Feb. 24. Tile nmnlier of [*?ople drowned at VVieI.enl,m-g »* not definitely known. A uuiulier of h .usi's were certainly cai nod away, aud many were drowned, but ow big to the Ii k of telegraphic communication the exact re ult of the disaster cannot lie ascertained. The ominous rush of water from the broken dam gave warning to tile people of the valley that many b*»k advantage of and bad time to <*sea[ie. Rain has Is nm falling heavily for several davs and the dam was splji fn>m b'[i to liotbmi by the force of the vs .iter* Denier, Feb. ii -a Prescott, Ari, s,*siul says: A general feeling of excitement and suspense prevails here over the news of the disaster at W alout Grove The couriers w Im bn night the telegrams forth*? owners of the proj* rty notify mg them of their great loss arrhed aliout s o'clock Saturday night A* he left immediately afb*r daylight he could give but little [Kil tn ulurs fur ther than to ref*>rt the number missing. Five hodicM had liven n.over-sl aud identified w hen he left The distance to the storage dam fix ii n Prescott by the nearest trail is forty miles, while the sm v ice dam, where the employes were located wa, fifteen miles further down stream. Immediately on re**ejpt of the news here Adjt Get,. O'Neal started for the scene of disaster with two surgeons to assist the wants of the suffering mid sujn*lintel id the burial of the dead. G. Arthur, formerly interested in the en-terjiris'*, and John Mi 'Donald, an owner of the Blue Dick mine have just returned from the Doe****-is divide, fourt.sm miles south of the town from when* a view of the dam could be had and report that if ba* gone wit hout a don tiff, 'I h - w a Ti w ater could lie plainly seen with their ..overfill glass** high Up OU the side of the cliff. While the break in th# stone work of the dam was also plainly seen. Tile break in the dam sloped to the ea* f ward leaving the impression that the main break was on the ea^t Th-.re can I*- no est imate yet of th-* I* ,| |jf> att<( profw-rty but the latter will tea into the niilJious ami he Ina* of life, without doubt, will I*, great ?»s many families ?u e Iiv m * neat the st ream in narrow canon*. The <-oiifinnati«ai of th© news of the loss of t he ! , * |) (N height cued the excitement anil more definite new* is now anxion*ly awaited. 88 CENTS OI I Daisy Sewing Table ONLY 88 CTS. Ah r special price prest ut lot \\ line i 181 s. tile BUY ONE NOW. You'll riot have allot her chance to gi t t hem so cheap, ERIE STORE. CARELESSNESS CAUSED IT. The Dam Wa* Badly Built ami lh# Const r ne I o«» Knew IL San Francisco, Fell. 24 i'.igineer Luther Wagner gave some details of Die construction of the great storage dam cia o- , il'csayinpa river, which show that ibis diet Ste r, Ilk*- that at Johnxtiiwn. Pa,, w e. according to him, due to carele u- c an I mea meal of the New York corporation thai built it. I hi? stone Ullin; was badly dom? and the lumber used wa* full of knot hole*. Wag rn »• advised th • di <*harge of th?? contractor* and engineers, a> he re 'ar*ie I th *m as worthies*, but this was not don-? Tie- (senj -'my. however, rn: mg on bis a-ivi'-e, sti ngtheiled the weak [ila'-cM. Wagner warms! »hi rn the dam would I*? unsafe unless some -if tin* work wa* gone over and rectified but they would not listen to hun A Faat Young Alan Take* Hi* Own Life. Philadelphia, Feb 34—Willi# Bushton, until recently assistant cashier of the Farmers and Mechanic*' National bank, shot and killed himself Saturday night in a house of • ll _____iflL^^A A Amnesty to Dewertor*. Washington, Feb. it - The proUmation of Senator Proctor granting amnesty to deserter* in in the judge advocate general's ifflee, w here the legal aspect* of the mibject are Ding oonsideiTd. A re|K»rt from the Fort Leavenworth military prison show* that of the VVI prisoners at that institution 422 are serving tim. f.-r desertion. The secretary ha* not yet dec .'.si p, v. aal date aunn«*fv will lie extended, it in not iuiproliable that all deserters prior to Dee. SI, 1889, will be pardoned. ill fame on North T« I h'?Treet He had lieen forced to resign his (iosition cai account of dissipated hal.it* and for the iwtst few week* had been drinking heavily. It is sup-poeed that despondence arid th© eff«* t of hi* debauch acc.iimt for u s suicide. He waa a young man. He was quii© popular in uncial and busine*** circle*. Murder in * Roii-dlng House. Baltimore. Feb. 24. — A special from Wheeling. VY'. V a., says: A ra»!ier (x uliar sort of nlarder took [»iace at We*t IV h" ling Fir# Iii a Filial Boat. New York, Fell. 3f Fir-'in th© cabin of the canal Dint A <' » handl-r. lying at the foot of West Sixty fii-t *t)-eet, hue Saturday night, severely Imrnoi five [x-ipie, one of whom di© i. The tire waa cau-ed liy tile ex-plosion of a lamp and tie? family of ( 'apt. Daily who were *)e«?iiing iii the cabin, were not aroused until the fire had gained eotjstd-erabW headway. Mr*. Daily made heroic efforts to save her children and received severe bum*. The youngest child, Denia, was the last to is? removed and be wa* so badly burned that his fir,, could not he saved. The damage to the bout wa* small Their Saving* stolen. * ANTON, O., Feb. 34. —• -For several months a party of Austrian* employed at th« C herry \ alley mine* have D en ijvm ? togeth»*r in small quarter*, and stinting theioselvea to 'save sufficient moue; to bring their wi\(?* I ami families aero** the water. It i* learned _ w that one of th© nam tier has run away wit ti saturday night. William I>ee and Thomas «^ving*of the crmtpany, amoutithiz Thornton, railroad dK-tii.il hand*, quarreled i $?1,<*X). CARL SCHAUER, 59 East Third St., Mas just receive)! ti lull line of 0 A \ I Bi Overcoats and Tro'ineri jiial to DMJ in tile city, ant at prices that will pay you to see him before purchasing. LADIES! f you able want an <*asy and co rn fort-shoe, with a heavy nob;, one that will Jack Connor* Knocked Ont. Vicksburg, Miss . Feb. 34 -Joe Tausey of St. IxMiLs and Jack Connor* of Cincinnati fought to a finish at catch weights, Queena-berry rule* at Island 101, thirty mile* from here yoMteiday for a small purse. Connors wa* knocked out in th© eighth round. Broker Fell Seen re* Hail. Niw \ ORK, I* eh. 24 —Broker George H. PW! flit? alleged kink wrecker, secured hail y«l» rday and wa* released from jail Hi* DmdMnen ar© hi* brother Charles, T. L. Meyer, president of the Meyer Lighterage company, and Tueodore Squire. in Silby^'n Dim riling hon ?, aud Lee hit Thorn ten tw ice and threw b u ,. bed. Thornton lay *! ill and after th*? ie ©of a few minute* parties in the room discovered that he wa* dead It is thought that death resulted from oervous shock. Kleetrie Light Warks Burned. Freeport, 111., Feb 21.-The eby^ric light work* in thi* < ity, both arc and incandescent were destroyed by fire. The low is between ?30,fX)() a?id IJ->,OU). insuraiK© $51,000. The street* will be in darkness until th© works baker, aged an be reliuilt, which will Uke from two to three months. A Murderer'* Attempt at Ruieide. New York. Feb. 544—Richard Barrett who on Jail. 19. killed Edward T Williams in Manchester, Knglaud, wa< arrested in this city Saturday. He attempted to corn mit suicide in his cell at police headquarter* last night aud tore hi* thr oat so badly with a nail that the doctors doubt hts recovery. An Old Man Attempt* suicide. Ashland, Pa., Feb. 544.—Henry Pope, an A Baker Commit* Suicide. Newark, If. J., Feb. 544.—Karl Waller, 19, jumped from a Jersey Central ferryboat into the North River and wa* drowned He had recently been discharged by hi* employer. keep your feet dry and wa! rn. get a pair of D. Arni8troi»^ & ('cfs Hand Welt, common sense shoes. They will please you. - I SULLIVAN & SON. 213 Centre Street, old and respected citizen attempted suicide early bv cutting hi* throat. He cannot recover. He has been in ill health for some tint© Right-Hoar Day Meet inf. Denver, Feb. 544.—Two thousand men attended the trades assembl ie* meeting in this city yesterday. Resolution* in favor of the eight hour system were adopted. tor Finest Wall Paper call at Monroes. ;
About Us
Contact Us
Free Newspaper Archives
© Copyright 2017 NewspaperARCHIVE.com. All rights reserved.


text:
Eternal's eyes shoot open her eyes blazing violet. She jumps up in an instant. "Lets move" Eternal says.
She heads straight for the bridge. "Eternal" Falcon whispers confused.
She spins round to face Falcon and she knows what he see's. Eyes that are totally violet no seperation.
"Eternal...." Falcon whipsers.
"We need to move" she says sadness clear on her face. "I can't hold this for too long..... give me your hands"
She stuffs the stone in her pocket then takes one of both of the boys hand. Then they are outside.
"Mummy!" Rose sings running to her and hugging her.
"We need to move Rose honey. Linked circle" Eternal says. Helena hesitates as well as Alaric and Rose.
"What's happening?...... Your eyes...." Helena finally gasps. Eternal shake her head.
"We have to move now" Eternal insists.
Helena nods then everyone links hands. Eternal looks at Falcon whose looking at her. "We'll be all right" Eternal mouths.
Then Bang... they teleport.


text:
SRN avait besoin d'un nouveau design de logo et a lancé un concours sur 99designs.
Un gagnant a été sélectionné de 35 designs proposés par 12 designers freelance.
we sell camping gear for the whole family.
Families that enjoy the outdoors and camping.
Please see website http://www.summitcampinggear.com and match the color scheme. Logo is going to replace the current text in the top left corner that says SummitCampingGear with text Camping Gear for the Whole Family. Maybe make the MM to mountain theme, put trees in behind the logo. Note.. top banner is NOT going to change and logo must go in the top left corner and replace the text logo that is there right now.


text:
View Economics titles by topic:
View related subjects
New & forthcomingSee all
Economics seriesSee all
From the Blog
"You're Fired!": Why Government Cannot Be Run Like a Business
May 11th
In Valuing Bureaucracy: The Case for Professional Government, I emphasize the importance of professional government and the civil service system. This week's firing of F.B.I. director James Comey puts my theme into stark relief. The intimidation eff…
Computational Social Choice at a Glance
April 18th
Over the last two decades, the computational social choice research community has grown from a handful of enthusiasts to hundreds of researchers, who have painted a beautiful picture of the interaction between collective decision making and computer scien…
How Government Insiders Subvert the Public Interest
April 14th
Too little attention has been paid to the supply side of political markets populated by rulers, elected officials, bureaucrats, and public employees and the extent to which such government insiders can profit at the expense of the public interest. Existin…
Latest News
Lin wows capacity crowds at the LSE
Professor Justin Yifu Lin, former Chief Economist at the World Bank, and author of 'Against the Consensus' (published next week…
See all
Upcoming conferences
Northeastern Agricultural and Resource Economics Association
Econometrics Society North American Summer Meeting
History of Economics Society
See all
Featured Video
Watch our economics related videos
Sign In
Please sign in to access your account
Not already registered? Create an account now. ×


text:
Amazing Grace
By John Rutter
SATB choir (divisi) and harp or piano accompaniment (Piano accompaniment or Harp accompaniment) - Difficulty: Medium (Adult)
Early American Folk Hymn. Arranged by John Rutter. Cambridge Singers Hymn Series. Choral. Medium Adult. Choral, Sacred. Octavo. 12 pages. Duration 4 minutes, 58 seconds. Published by Hinshaw Music Inc. (HI.HMC1792).
Item Number: HI.HMC1792
9x12 inches. Key: G flat major. Text: John Newton.
About Cambridge Singers Hymn Series
The Cambridge Singers Hymns is a series of new hymn arrangements by John rutter, recorded under his direction by the Cambridge Singers. the aim of the series is to present some of the finest traditional hymns in new, practical versions which refresh old favorites and introduce welsome variety and interest to the familiar routine of Sunday hymn-singing.


text:
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Yankton
Select your stay dates to check availability at Holiday Inn Express & Suites Yankton
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Yankton
About the Hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Holiday Inn Express & Suites Yankton in Yankton, you'll be convenient to Dakota Territorial Museum and Westside Park. This hotel is within the region of Riverside Park and Lewis and Clark Recreation Area.
Make yourself at home in one of the 58 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and microwaves, as well as phones with free local calls.
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center.
A complimentary buffet breakfast is included.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- One meeting room
- Fitness facilities
- Free breakfast
- Indoor pool
- Free self parking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Spa tub
- Smoke-free property
- Total number of rooms - 58
- Number of floors - 3
- Laundry facilities
- Elevator/lift
- Accessible bathroom
- Free WiFi
- Business center
- In-room accessibility
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Roll-in shower
Room Facilities
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cable TV service
- Pay movies
- Microwave
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free WiFi
- Iron/ironing board
- Flat-panel TV
- Private bathroom
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Refrigerator
- Hair dryer
- Coffee/tea maker
- Air conditioning
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Phone
- Free local calls


text:
Mortgage Lenders & Mortgage Brokers
Fayetteville, NC
Listings 1-9 of 9 Total Professionals
Fayetteville, North Carolina Mortgage Lenders
John GilletteMortgage Lenders
Primary Residential Mortgage
1165 East Wilmington Ave Salt Lake City, UT
Bill ReynoldsMortgage Lenders
Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp
514 South Stratford Road Suite 240 Winston Salem, NC
Tambler BobbittMortgage Lenders
PrimeLending, A PlainsCapital Company
50-12a Neuse River Parkway Fayetteville, NC
Brian CanadyMortgage Lenders
Southern Trust Mortgage
4187 Sycamore Dairy Road Fayetteville, NC
Barbara CherryMortgage Lenders
Crosscountry Mortgage
5561 McNeely Drive Ste 202a Raleigh, NC
Laura GlasbyMortgage Lenders
Southern Trust Mortgage
4187 Sycamore Dairy Road Fayetteville, NC
Kathy GodinMortgage Lenders
CrossCountry Mortgage Inc.
5561 McNeely Drive - 202a Raleigh, NC
Bryan WrightMortgage Lenders
Advantage Loans, Inc.
937 S. McPherson Church Road Fayetteville, NC
Susan ZeiberMortgage Lenders
Mortgage Source of Fayetteville, Inc.
2545 Ravenhill Drive, Suite 100 Fayetteville, NC
Mortgage Lenders, post your profile here free!
- Increase your Business Contacts
- Communicate with Home Buyers,
Renters, and Owners
Ask a Question
Recently asked questions in North Carolina. More Q&A


text:
Blonde teen babes public nudity and outdoor masturbation of young cute Cae
Andreas mature public masturbation and busty outdoor amateur babe
Daring outdoor masturbation of flashing english amateur babe Indigo showing
Blonde teens naughty public masturbation and outdoor flashing of young babe
Racquel cute brunette babe fingering pussy outdoor
Cute babe massive dildo masturbation
Cute Blonde Shemale Babe Masturbation
Upskirt public masturbation and nude outdoor flashing of uk mature amateur crazy babe Shaz
Euro cute babe bangs outdoor in doggy style
Rachel busty cute babe gets pussy fingerred outdoor
cute babe masturbation on the floor
Allie cute redhead babe getting naked and posing outdoor
Sexy and wild masturbation for a cute babe
Outdoor Masturbation
Masturbation outdoor
outdoor masturbation
Outdoor masturbation
outdoor brunette masturbation
ht outdoor masturbation
hardcore outdoor masturbation
TrafficHolder.com - Buy and Sell Adult Traffic|Trafficshop.com - Let your business grow|Contact Us|Webmaster
All content, including images, text, graphics, video and audio content contained in the website is protected under the laws of copyright, owned or under license to company or its designees,and represents proprietary and valuable intellectual property.
Contact Webmaster 18 U.S.C. 2257 Record-Keeping Requirements Compliance Statement
Powered by Stream Rotator


text:
siv sensei2
- Size: 360px
- Quality: High
- Size: 6.38 MB 344.93 KB
This Gif entitled siv sensei2 was created from the youtube video 2 years ago. It uses 18 frames per second and is displayed at 360px resolution. This animated image plays for 8 seconds, was built with high quality and an estimated weight of 6.38 MB for download. This animation was originally created from the Siv HD - Best Moments #17 - Hecarim Airlines video from 00:16 to 00:24.
Flag This GifSend


text:
Bacon Wrapped Steak Fries
Recipe by Cap'n Ron
Easy to do and always a hit. These are great to serve either as a snack along with your favorite frosty beverage, or as a side to a good steak. Butt Kickin' Blacken contains neither salt nor sugar and is available at www.capnrons.com?id=rz. Most other blacken seasonings contain a lot of slat and you will have to adjust this recipe accordingly.
Top Review by rosie316
I made these last night, and they went wonderfully with our dinner. I did make 2 alterations... I did not use 1 tbls of Cajun seasoning, because the brand I have is hotter than he!!. I used about 1 1/2 tsps which was plenty (we could still taste the potatoes and bacon). I did need to make them on my grill (our oven is still broken), but I prepared them as directed and used a sheet pan over indirect heat at 425*. I let them bake for 20 mins before removing them to wrap with the bacon strips (not so easy to do when they are so hot). Some did stick to the pan, even with all the oil added before baking. (I will spray the pan next time). At the 20 minute point (being turned once at 10 mins), and they were pretty much already done. (My wedges were very thick because I only made 6 out of each potato). I ate one before wrapping! I wrapped the split bacon around them and started baking again. I knew it would take longer than 10-15 mins to crisp because I make bacon in my oven all the time, and it took roughly 20-25 mins for these to crisp and they did need to be turned. I was afraid that the steak fries would be dried out, but they were not. We really did enjoy these. I served them with Recipe #98551 and a arugula salad. I would suggest that you be careful of how much Cajun seasoning you are going to use, and guess a longer cooking time for the bacon to crisp and just keep an eye on them. I will make these again, and probably wrap them at the 10 min mark. But they were tasty even before I wrapped them, so I may even make them without the bacon. Thank you for posting your recipe. (Made for Name That Ingredient tag)
See Discussion:2 Reviews
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 large baking potatoes
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 tablespoon cajun seasoning, Butt Kickin' Blacken, Southwest Blend
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 8 slices bacon, thin sliced
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 450°F.
- Wash then slice the potatoes, lengthwise, into 8 long strips.
- Place them in salted water, to cover, for at least 15 minutes. This will remove the surface starch.
- Dry, then coat well with oil, Butt Kickin' Blacken, and salt.
- Place on a sheet pan.
- Bake at 450 for 20 - 25 minutes, or until they get a little soft, and begin to brown.
- Cut each piece of bacon into 2 long strips, and wrap around the potatoes. You won't need toothpicks if you tuck the ends under the potatoes when you place them back in the pan.
- Place back in the oven and cook for another 10 - 15 minutes, or, until the bacon looks crispy.
- Serve immediately with "Bacon Sour Cream". (Sour Cream that you've added cooked, ground bacon).


text:
The winger is threatening to run down his contract before leaving for free.
The 25-year-old is angry at being offered to Russian giants Zenit St Petersburg.
Nani priced himself out of a move to the Russian side with a wage demand in excess of £200,000-a-week.
A source close to the player told the Sunday Mirror: "It wasn't an accident that Nani was incommunicado. He told his agent to ask for silly money if Zenit wanted to talk. He expected them to turn him down flat, but they still wanted to talk.
"In the end, Nani turned off his phone and told people he was with at the time not to divulge his whereabouts if anyone called them.
"He doesn't want to go. He's happy to sit there and see out his deal if United make things this difficult."
More about...
What is your opinion? Feel free to discuss the article under. You have to comment by using your Facebook profile. Be fair and have respect for other people and opinions!
Being an amiable guy is good for you and Jurgen Klopp is living proof.
Summer 2016 is set to be a very exciting time for football fans, as this is when the long awaited Euro 2016 tournament kicks off.


text:
Suspected Sponger Still At Large
- May 23, 1998
- Topics:
The federal probe into the sponging incidents at Kentucky racetracks over the past two years could lead to the indictment of more individuals than William Michael McCandless, the Tennessee man charged in the case. The possibility of more than one person being involved in the sponging emerged as details of how the FBI was led to McCandless became public.
McCandless, 51, who previously served a federal prison sentence after being convicted in the 1977 theft of the Canadian champion mare Fanfreluche, remained at large as of May 10. The Hendersonville, Tenn., man was indicted on six felony charges associated with the sponging incidents. Along with the Fanfreluche conviction, McCandless reportedly has served eight years in prison after being convicted of drug charges and being involved with an interstate farm equipment theft ring.
The trail that led to the sponging indictments began at a horsemen's picnic at Ellis Park last August.
At that event, Marty Maline, executive director of the Kentucky Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association, said he was approached by a man who said a friend had personal knowledge of the sponging and the individuals involved. Maline's contact was seeking legal assistance on behalf of his friend.
Although McCandless has been the only suspect indicted in the case, Maline said his contact made it clear that his friend knew of more than one person associated with the sponging incidents. Following McCandless' indictment, the office of U.S. attorney Michael Troop, who is prosecuting the case, said more indictments could be forthcoming.
After continuing discussions between the contact and Maline, KHBPA legal counsel Don Sturgill obtained legal representation for the informant, who is not considered a suspect. Accompanied by an attorney, the informant then contacted the FBI. Maline said there is a possibility the informant could receive the $50,000 reward offered by Churchill Downs, the KHBPA, and others in Kentucky racing if the person or persons responsible for the sponging is arrested and convicted.
Meanwhile, the search for McCandless continued as Kentucky racing officials sought to determine if there were any unusual betting patterns associated with the sponging incidents. Churchill Downs officials reportedly did not discover any tickets cashed by McCandless for $600 or more on wagers offering odds of 300-1 or more. The payoffs and odds on those tickets are common with exotic wagers and qualify for automatic reporting to the IRS.
McCandless' indictment on wire fraud and interstate travel with intent to carry out an unlawful activity stated the suspect tried to "gain an advantage in gambling" on three races at Churchill Downs in 1996 and '97.
McCandless has not been a licensed track worker in Kentucky, but had previously been licensed in Nebraska in 1975, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal.
The newspaper quoted Western Kentucky-based trainer Marion Thomasson as having employed McCandless as a teenager to work with his horses on the Illinois county fair circuit.
Thomasson last saw McCandless at Bluegrass Downs in Paducah, Ky., about 18 months ago, the Courier-Journal reported.
According to the Lexington Herald-Leader, McCandless left his mother's Tennessee home about one month ago after the residence was searched by the FBI.
The newspaper also reported McCandless' mother said her son believes he suffers from complications associated with exposure to Agent Orange while he was stationed with the U.S. military in Vietnam.
Related Content
Saddlebred Won't be Exhumed--Yet
I'm Selling My Horse. What Should I Disclose?
Who Regulates Horse Properties?
First Right of Refusal in Horse Sale Contracts
I Bought a Horse with a Behavior Problem. Now What?
Are Horse Club Boards Liable for Club-Related Injuries?
Understanding Equine Insurance and Liability
Anti-Soring Bill Advances to Full Senate
Veterinary Mobility Bill Moves to Full House
Obama Budget Could Halt Horse Plant Inspections Through 2015
POLL: Public or Private Lands: Where Do You Ride?


text:
You are currently using an unsupported web browser.
We support the latest versions of these browsers:
If you have any problems while attempting to download a browser, you should contact your organization's system administrator.
For any questions related to Cvent, feel free to contact our Customer Care team.
Hotel Pier 16 is a cozy Boutique hotel and restaurant situated by the sea in Lidingo, Sweden. In the summer our al fresco dining is very popular due to the picturesque views and fantastic seaside weather. In the winter the dining experience is further enhanced with our cozy wood burning fireplace a...
You must be logged in to view contact information for this supplier. Sign up for a free Cvent account today.


text:
National Instruments announced its first USB-controlled RMS RF power meter, measuring just 8.5" × 1.18" × 2.2". The 6 GHz NI USB-5680 is powered solely from a USB cable and consumes only 100 mA. It has a frequency range of 50 MHz to 6 GHz, dynamic range of 63 dB, and amplitude accuracy of ±0.18 dB. An executable soft front panel and software libraries are included. Programming can be accomplished using LabVIEW, LabWindows/CVI, and Microsoft .NET.
National Instruments
(800) 258-7022, www.ni.com
Relevant Product
Related Reads