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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1893
Page
6
Chapter continues with Flora agonized as a path leads to danger and the intruder Ray Webster appears face to face with Flora Merwyr, the banker’s daughter, reuniting with the man she loved and lost.
Flora Merwyn confronts Ray Webster as he risks crossing the river to warn her father Abel Mervyn amid a bank dispute. Webb er saves a dangerous vigil, but a cruel turn shows Ray drowned after a struggle with the river and a brutal climax as a mob storms the bank while Arnold Dacre plots to ruin Mervyn.
Hon J D Caton notes remarkable cross species attachments in captivity A male elk forsakes his own cows for a 2 year old Durham heifer The pair share shade and feeding and elk antlers grow while they avoid other animals A sandhill crane bonds with pigs seeking water and protection A Hawaiian goose forms a nurse like attachment to a sow caring for piglets
A dramatic excerpt depicts a mob swelling from factory and store, farm and mill, fueled by a wandering crowd from nighttime districts and taverns. The crowd shifts from serious to excited and then maddened as it grows.
London Correspondence notes that the English gentleman stands out by an unmistakable bearing. He is reserved, quiet, and epigrammatic when speaking, dresses suitably, upholds proprieties, and rejects swagger. Beaconsfield embodied this gentlemanly standard, earning aristocratic leadership in his era as the century’s greatest political mind.
An Eastern journal questions the notion that people are simply overworked. It argues that true overwork is rare and that excesses in eating drinking and neglect of exercise or sleep cause breakdowns. A second journal adds that worry kills more often than work, and irregular habits finish the job.
The New York Graphic reports a reporter’s exchange with a recently arrived prima donna. She praises American kindness, dismisses stereotypes, and says she may return to reside in the United States.
Extensive enlargements and improvements are underway to accommodate the rising number of students at the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania.
The Senate debated the sail option bill for nearly three hours and then tabled it while anti option arguments and constitutional objections dominated. The McGarraghan bill died in the Senate, and several measures passed, including abandonment of Fort Bridger and bridge construction bills. In the House, the quarantine bill faced filibuster but moved forward, with other bills addressing testimony, railroad car handling, and the Interstate Commerce Act. Both chambers adjourned for Hayes memorials as necessary.
The 4-year-old son of William Horback froze to death at Laramie Wye. Seventeen new cases of cholera reported in Nietlebon Asylum Berlin. Jeffrey Carr of the National Line steamer Greece died at sea on the last voyage. The schooner Meteor collided with the cruiser Charleston at New York and was dismantled. The cargo of the LaChampagne from New York to Liverpool includes 4,500,000 in gold. New York Legislature to seek 300,000 for a World's Fair exhibit. Maziz Brooks, an American dancer, married T B Correa, Irish MP. Maus Kats Eoston burned to death at Pittsburgh while saving her nephew George who also perished.
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