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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1894
Page
6
A fragmentary tale describes Hamrock finding a strange four jeafed plant near sloe bushes by Teelin stream and villagers claiming a fairy queen will rise from their cottage in a quaint Irish village. The narrator praises the fairy, noting the luck and cleverness of Tyron and his own industry.
A young man visits Ona Costallo and her widowed mother in Glasnevin era. He plans to propose but hesitates, drawn by a sylphlike beauty and a vow to remain in the peaceful lane. The plot centers on love, restraint, and the pull of everyday life.
Gerald and Una face a mother’s vow to stay in Ireland while he sails to America. A stranger in need finds hope through a shamrock memory, inspiring a reform and a reunion at St Patrick’s procession, uniting Maurice Costello with his sister and winning Una’s and Mrs. Costello’s blessing.
Macaulay cited legends of St Patrick opposing Druids with fire and ice miracles and driving snakes from Ireland. The piece notes Irish exiles shining in France Spain Canada Australia and America, naming McGee Meagher Duffy and others, and ends with the postmaster general of England reporting 160000 newspapers processed annually.
The circuit court heard the first witness Sarah Goss recounting her memories of Colonel Breckinridge and Miss Pollard. She described repeated visits, intimate moments, and the disputed age of Miss Pollard as the case progresses with cross examination continuing.
Old newspaper items promote Dr King s New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklen s Amica Salve with testimonials from Mrs Phoebe Thomas and Mr Thos Eggers. Also reports a Kansas City murder case involving Mrs Jacob Kensman and life insurance, tied to Omaha and Chicago origins.
Syrup of Figs is praised for a pleasant taste and prompt action on kidneys, bowel, and system cleansing. It dispels colds headaches fevers and habitual constipation and is marketed as the only remedy of its kind. Bottles cost 50 cents or 1 dollar and druggists will procure it if not on hand. Do not accept substitutes.
The Pickwick club building at Canal and Carondelet streets in New Orleans was gutted by fire after 7 am. Four stories with ornate design, the loss is projected around 150000 dollars plus 40000 dollars in furniture. Fire caused by an electric motor in the kitchen. Thousands watched as three hours passed before the fire was controlled. Also notes first Japanese naturalization applicant Shebate Saito, age 29, filing in Boston March 15. judge to act by March 22.
West Virginia tale at Tyrconnell reports James A. Robinson killing H A McDonald after a farm dispute. Robinson then shot himself as a posse closed in. In Kentucky at Mingo Ike Miller, a Knight of Labor, killed Hill a scab miner while Bill Lasley wounded H Collins amid bitter strike tensions. Also small ads tout Syrup of Figs and a raceclub note plus Chamberlain Pain Balm testimonials.
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