The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 15, 1891, Page 6

| | } Brus says the New York World, by the news that the favorite wife of Steamship Agents Refuse to take them the Sultan is not only a Belgian by fback—Further Trouble Likely . birth, but that some 15° years ago = she was a poor girl working for her New York, Ay “The contre: living in the coal mines near Mo Her name was Flora Collins, and she Was then and is still ably beautiful woman. Her health having Vy impaired | phere of the charitable persons sent her te Leeuw eerivu Ly the teri ble atm SOme Panis and placed her as aprentice in the great dressmaking establishment f Mme. M——, where, clever and of the vessel owners In a shar} intelligent, the gurl soon be i letter the agents of the Tuizetiva of Madame’s most valued empl ; ep suy that the superinte ha , Among the numerous patrons of the } q right to crowd the undestrable im- renouned couturie was the mother of the present Sultan, a lady of uiuch refinement for a harem born and} bred woman, and who sent to Paris for all Ler toilets. sent to Constantinople with some nat Velous dresses which the lady in | sjuestion had ordered and which she | wished to have altered, if by a Parisian artist before her eyes. desired, From that time till now Flora Collin | was not heard of again. letter which she wrote In a short to her ployer a few weeks after her arrival in Constantinople she merely stated, em that having found some employment in the capital of Tur- key, she had decided to spend some time there. Then complete silence followed. A few months ago an un- cle of Flora Gollin died in Brussels, where he had amassed a considera- ble fortue in business during the past few years. When his will was opened it was found that he had left all his money to his “beloved niece Flora Collin,” requesting his execu- tors to find her, and mentioning the fact that he believed her to be in Notices were put in the papers of that city inquiring whether a lady bearing the name above mentioned was existing in the Sultan's dominions, and, if such was Constantinople. the case, requesting her to present herself at the Belgian Embassy for identification. Twenty-four hours later a gorgeous equipage, escorted by mounted eunuchs,stopped at the portals of the embassy and a veiled lady sent word to the Ambassador that she wished to see him at once on a matter of importance. Brought into his presence she stated that she was Flora Collin, and had been mar- ried for the past 14 years to the present. Sultan Abdul Hamid having fallen in love at first sight with the beautiful modiste who had come to fit on his mether’s dresses, married her almost immediately. and ever since she has been his only legul wife. It may be of interest to add that the Sultana renounced her un- cle’s inheritance in fayor of her fam- ly in Belgium, an act of generosity which has made the poor people happy for life. There is a good deal of complaint among the farmer of Missouri and Kansas about the cold damp weath- er. While the backward season has been favorable to wheat and has pre- vented the fruit buds frem develop- ing prematurely, it has interfered cousiderably with spring work and has delayed the farmers with their plowing for oats and corn. situation on the whole is encourag- ing and there is no cause for com- plaint. The farmes in the Missouri | valley have ample cause to be grate ful. They have ahead of them the prospect for the finest wheat crop that has been known in this section for years, and itismuch too early to kick about corn. luring the months wzust.—K. C. Star. That crop is made t July Mrs. Harrison, the morbid Wages of Sin.” ate Charles Kingsley. author of hew glish novel, THE TRIALSOF WINTER Winter is a trying period even tc those who have stong cc but are weak it is doubly trying and delicate. or who have a tendeney to the that are br various and fostered sphere of cl The syste increases the ap Much surprise has been caused in A ROW OVER ITALIANS 5 Flora Collin was | profitable | But the } ind Au- the The is a daughter of the titutons, to these who diseases be kept strengthened and toned up with a liberal course of S SoS. the He at bloodtenicand puritier. Itacts | Iu Switzerland the Su ten between Weber f th Inizetiva, wh brought to undesirable Italian notyet ended at tL termined the the ste be conveyed back migrants baek on their vessel with out -— notification. The agents lhave declared that back to Italy | they will not beresponsible for their j hot going return unless the lnmigrauts are re- time as the agents are ready. The Inizetiva cleared tom house tu day for Lisbon The Italian societies here are deeply in-) the examined jimmigrants in the | societies and they | terested in | sicians have controversy. Phiy- some of the interest of the have none suffer from disease or poverty. four Italian immigrants who landed from the steamship Twenty- Burgundia yes- terday were sent back by that steamer today by the barge office authorities. The immigrants had }contagious diseases and were with out means of support. Alliance Men Forgetfal Austin Tex., April 9.—The lower the bill that land patents shall issue upon pay- ment of the fees at the oftice as to late amended providing contain no reflection on the ciever of the land office Considerable interest centered upon this Dill its first introduction. Its object is to relieve the hardship of the poor set- tlers of Texas who have paid er de- posited their patent fees on their homesteads who, on account of the $12,000 shortage of Mr. Hollings. worth, the late reciever of the land office, are unable to obtain their pat- ents to said homesteads without pay As this legisla- ture is composed of a majarity of Al- liance men it was thought that they would certainly give justice and aid to their own constituents, but from all appearances they have almost to- tally forgotten, in the few mouths that have elapsed since November last, their horny handed friends whose votes sent them there. ree has been since ing the fee again Tomb of a Kentucky Giant. In the Cave Hill cemetery at Louisville, Ky... stands half hidden in the hillside and ivy a dilapidated, sandstone vault wherein reposes the remains of the great Kentucky giant, James D. Porter. who meas- ured seven feet and eight inches. He was a modest, eccentric man who avoided notoriety and refused all offers to exhibit himself to the pub- lic in museums. Several years be fore his death he commenced the building of this vault. the front of which could not be placed in posi tion until he was laid away. It was his request that it bear no name or | inscription to satisfy curious visitors }and many have | passed who knew not | who rested there. 'ON ACCOUNT or A WAY AnD | SON. Louisville. April -Mre. Florence Long ¢ ted suicide Jast even ing by swallowing mwerphine. discovered she length upou lett hand she letter from her Biated that he was Was the lving and tate pen The contr lentiary. letter expressed ) I tion for the act whieh bron about the writer's a elito the mother for her f Mrs and the agents i port a number - Immigrants, 15 Colonel Weber is da- immigrants shail hip that landed them and at the expense the Inizetiva is | and that | tained at the barge office until such | at the cus | | house of the state legislature has so | When | deepest I seem boctor ENCLISH MEDY fo rCoughs Colds and Consumption. isb the greatest of ali modern re: edie ‘ough none nicht. idinaday. it will prevent C ma, and CURE Consumption You can't afford to be 5S cent bottie may save you $100 in Doc stor’s bilis—may save your life! ASK YOU : DRUGGIST FOR IT. {f the little ones have an. \ CROUP “A / WHOOPING COUGH USE IT PROMPTLY i ' “> BOUND TO CURE. 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