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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23
Retail, First Floor: Wholesale, Second Floor;
Manufacturing, Third Floor.

TINS standard article is compound
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are ~ wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color. - :, -:.
It removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. It gives the head 4
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp BY ito use
becomes white and clean. 4.s =
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
Az q dressing, nothing has been
found 80 efiectual or desirable. n
A. A. Hayes, Nd, State Assayer
Of Massachusetts, says, Z" The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality !; and /
consider It the BEsr PREPARATION
for ito intended purposes. !"
Prizes, 0ao Oollax. ss
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

The Pioneer Press publishes table
which gives the number of acres of land
in every county in the State, after deduct.
ing the areas of lakes and sire ans. The
number of acres in Mower county is
455,824, in Freedom, AS, O93.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

On the second page of the TRANSCRIPT
will be found carefully prepared syn
opsis Of the proceedings of the Legisls-
ture. BY examining the names of the
standing committees, it will be seen that
Mr.. Officer, of this county, is honored
with place on each Of the following
committees: Public Lands, Railroads
and Normal Schools. He is also a men,
Der of each OF the special committees on
Temperance ard Wheat Testers. In the
House, Mr.. J. D. Allen Is a member of
the committee on State Reform School
and also of the joint committee on Taxes
and Tax Laws. Mr.. J. F. Goodsell is
chairman of the committe on Banks. and
also member of the committee on Uni
versity and University Lands.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

WHY do 90 many parents think chill.
dren troublesome! because they cry; and
Why do children cry? because they cut.
fer. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup will re lieve
at once all pain that babyhood 10 sub
jectto. .r :est~- e@l= :. p. 3d.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

The Congregational church sociable
will be held with Mrs. A. A. HARDWOOD
on Friday evening Of this week. Come;
all are cordially invited
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23
8|uo : a1aais Dyl
ron THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may b
relied on 20 change the oolor Of The
beard from gray or any other undesir.
able shade, to brown or black, at dis.
erection. tits easily applied, being ii
one preparation, and quickly and e:
fectually PRODUCES i permanent color,
which win neither rub nor wash Oh.
laassAstsrsl y 4. Z. NALL G %,
MAS1luA, nh.
~ = q 1gselalls, @ DQal.sg = llllle1. B
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

Our little waits, at the poor-house,
again heard from. The father has ap-
peared on the stage, and taken the three
to Faribault.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23
CITY AND VICINITY.

SUNDAY morning the thermometer m
dictated "a degrees below zero, at ~
O'Clock,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

We have Mr. Mathieson's essay, read
before the Farmers Club last Saturday,
which we will give to our readers next
week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

OVER $4,000 bottles of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup are sold every season, and
thousands of persons saved from an un-
timely grave.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

PR1v1sH children have worms. Dr. JaQue' 4
German Worm Cakes win destroy the worms
and make the children happy.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

WIZ be Distressed with headache, low spir-
its and nervousness when Eilert's Daylight
Liver Pills are sold by III DruggiGts.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

LEAVE your orders for Ice u Charley
Pooler's drug store, and y. !. Aande.
vile will al them promptly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

fM0TUR, when your baby suffers in teething,
use Dr.. WinchsNrs Testhing Syrup. It regu-
lates tho bpWels, soothes tie pain and brings
natural sl0op. Sold ~ Druggists at = cents
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

THE LADIES' Literary Social at Oscar
Ayers last Tuesday evening was quitean
enjoyable affair. The literary part of
the entertainment was good, as it always
is. Mr.. Ayers is always pleasant place
to 60 to.
USUAL services will be held at the
Universslist church next Sunday, at the
usual hours, the pastors health having
improved sufficiently to enable him to
occupy the pulpit. A general invitation
is extended to all.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

SHERIFF COREY has appointed D. H
Stimson as deputy sheriff for this city,
and James McCloskey for Grand Meadow.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23
DRoWM0DAlE.
OR. JNO. G. WYSOR,
D. BROWN,

1setde1t Physioiaa and Surgeon. Browns
over drug store Of 4. L. Sleeper & Son. So-1y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

FoR every ache, pain and br,aiss ON man o.
beast Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Lnimenl
10 tho Balm. Sold by al Dru9gists.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

u 0o&leCS t0o CulAVSlAOu VI UOWefS.
. Mrs. Lyons, besides some Of the points
made by Mr.. Aathleson, named the fol.
lowing: Buying clothing in excess OF
actual need, and too often of inferior
quality. She would buy the beat, and
make over when necessary. Buying too
much that might be successfully and
probably grown or man ufactured ii
home, ~ small fruits of all kinds, and
she thought them more wholeso me than
those furnished by the trade. Had found
not only much dirt but dried mice In
purchased fruits. She has put up n cans
this season besides what she dried. In
buying the poor unpalatable and uu.
healthy vlnegar of commerce, when !
much better article can be made ct home
and at fraction Of the cost. In making
rich, heavy, soggy cake, In place Of plain,
light cream, sponge or jell.cake. In max.
ing and eating too many pies, when good
bread and butter with fruitsauce, 10
much healthier. In buying our lemonade,
ice cream, &C., by the glass in place Of
getting the lemons, &C., aud making il
ut home. She wound up BY giving the
men rap for 80 poorly saving their crops
after being raised, and for building poor
fences, tempting cattle to break over and
causing lhem TO be breechy md dlsor
n
when better fence would prevent Ill
thia and possibly : eighborhood quarrel.
In the general remarks by other mem.
bern III appeared to endorse the opinions
expressed, and inside these addltlonal
points: That Ne should fall 70 practice
true economy, five neglected, on account
Of the hard tunes. to continue to take our
Newspaper or limit our educational
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

main q memorial for the invaluable SER
vices rendered to the college for 80 many
years by both DR.. and Mrs. Dascomb, and
at the same time, be permanent addition
to the revenues Of the college. This will
meet with hearty approval by every
member of the large Oberlin family. No
Oberlin student can ever forget the great.
hearted, tender, loving friend they always
found in DR.. Morgan.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

BENJAMIN MASON, Mortsaeee.
J. n. GREENGAN, Attorney for Aortga9ee.
1an1&l4,Hf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-23

Ju0tioe Of Tho Peace Of To villaeo q Browns
dence. At4entaoo Given 70 collections.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

Henry VI. Dixon. late Independent csndi-
date for sheriff II lazoo County. Miss.
was ~hot and fatally wounded. on the 18Th.
in q street encounter I'm lazco City. by
James Bark~dale. Democratic candidate for
County Clerk. The Associated Press report
III the affair l. a. follows: Dixon. while
passing down the west side II Main street.
wa hailed ~ Bark-dale from the east side.
who al the same time advanced 10 the
middle u The street. armed with 4
double-barrrled shotgun. Dixon halted
and immediately placed hi- hand IN hi pi--
toll. drawing IL. l:arkSdale raised hi gun
70 his shoulder. Dixon. on seeing this.
moved toward stairway when Bark~dalr
fired. four buck taking effect in DiNon'-
hack. Dixon then fired several times AZ
Bark ~dale. without effect Harksdale miss
ed his second shot. Dixon BLEED internally
and died. The difficulty II j. represented
by Barksdale'- friends. was ~ 4 personal
naturc.-
James A. Barksdale. whokilled Henry NJ.
Dixon At Yaxoc City. Miss. ws- released
from custody on $4,000 bond.
The Ohio Republican campaign was open
cd on the 10th BY large meetings in various
parts 81 the State. Judge Taft spoke AZ
Cleveland. Secretary SchrIrz ~ Cincinnati.
Secretary sherman at >tcubcnyiiie and Hon.
Charles Foster al Akron.
Two fires. believed - be- ~ inccndiary
origin. occurred nj Memphis on the -th.
Incendiarism has become frequent there
since Yellow Jack took possession Of the city.
The southern excilr~ioni-t- 10 kansa.
were pretty generally interviewed III =.
Louis on their return home. Nearly an ex-
pressed themselves well pleased with thu
country they visited A. regards the pros
poets 81 colored emigrants % the state fhers
was considerable diversity ~ opinion. III,
majority apparently taking the view that th'
cclorcd man who possessed some capital
sufficient 10 stock small farm. might d
we'll. while those dependent entire
" upon daily labor would has'
apr.ffy hard row 10 hoe A number ~ fh'
colored members ~ the party remained II
Kansas. but their place. were All filled q
the return train. one ~ the managers said
by some 81 the earlier colorcd Immigrant
from the south. who were very glad ~ IN
opportunity to yet hack 20 their old homes
The Associated Press reporter At ~. LoIi
sums up the various opinions a follows
tThe weight ~ testimony 4 decided
against the emigration ~ poor negroes !
Kansas
The Central Branch ~ the Union Pacifi
Railroad T. completed ~ Gaylord. -mit
County, Kansas. on The north fork ~ III
Solomon River. y miles west ~ cawkc
City.
Mrs. Virginia Clark. wife of Prof. slar
Of BerryvilIc College, Carroll County. Ark.
was accidentally killed recently under mos
distressing circumstances. The Profess
or and family and several student
had been camping ~ Etrek
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

Hotel. Louisville. rr-nily from Memphis.
showed symptoms u yellow i.ssr ~ 'hs
sad and W. removed % The Yellow fcser
Hospital.
Mr.. BOYD. hroihsr-in-law u thr late
Rev. n. v. TIllcr n Memphis. who died -
yellow fever a >hsil,ysillr. Tenn. several
Meek agv. contracted the di-ra-e ~ attend
Ing Tiller. and died - TnIiahcns. saifrc
County. y miles from Nashville On thu .l-i-
Four additional eases II yellow fever de-
,eiop-d In -. I.oui~ IN tbs ID and -iih.
the victims l.ring al Memphis relur~--- Al
we're promptly sent T. The QUARANTINE Hos
piisl.
Thirty-fonr new ca-s~ anal righi testh>
ua~ il,c yrllcw fever record AZ Memphis N
the 9Th.
The reported rs~s- ~ srilow fever ~
>rark~slIle. Ni-~. turn on h" - without ihr
slightest foundation in fact
There we're - new ca-e~ aid sdsath- from
FEVER a Memphis on the e'h-
Two additional yellow fever ca~e~ W.T..
sent 90 the ~ Iosli- Quarantine Hospital IN
the SSH. both being men n'crnrly frnIn the
>ulrh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

ON the .rh there We're four death frosm
fever aud = new eases Al Memphis
The Mississippi state Board u Health ha~
established . quarantine station NJ Com
merce. wherr downward bound baaf- must
land for inspection and the issuance u err
fiiirate~ % passengers. a similar station
ha- been established a Fort Adam. ~ up
ward bound boats
Letter boxes are prominently pia~ai IN
the New-Y0rk Po-f-ofiice. barring tn fol-
lowing inscription: n. Contributions rreis-
"a in ihi~ box for the orphans - yellow fever
sufferers arisIrmphi~.r
Houston. Trxa~. ha- DECLARED qlannrlne
against Galveston. on arrouni ~ fhr latter
city permitting the steamer Colorado. from
West India porf-. ~ land and take IL car<o
a her wharsc..
Their were four draiins from ie,er and -
news eases Ill Memphis On the sl~i.
ON thu 30 al Memphis there merp n
deaths from fever and n new eases
Two additional eases ~ selIow fev~s
were reported Al New Orleans on fls I'D.
supposed u " the rr-nlf ~ infection from
former eases
Their were 4. new ra-.-- ~ yellow fewer
and II deaths III Memphis IN the III. on
the 18th fherr we're ~ new ca~e~ snd Z
deaths.
For the week ending July - iherr wrrs
10 new eases. ~ which ~ were white and
- r"lored. Number ~ deaths fcr the week,
n. Total number ~ deaths 10 date i..-
Mrs. Van Buren,. Memphis refugee. de-
srlopei : case ~ yellow fever IN The Penn
-slyania Railroad Depot N Jersey siiy- -
the I'D. ~he was taken ~ the hospital.
I Mr. Graf. 4 guest II the Fifth A,cnns
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

Thr tfonfri. "a The morning fsii .i.
ine fhs tragedy rutlished ths tollmin-
~ ,.wr ss.'ifi. ~ f'fmfas For fhe anfs,sslAsi.s
~ the Nssx tts1l-tifrtirual fsArrv ~ far Irltt
ring y li,ft tl,. afair istuctn J. =. k4tItrA uta
nnf ~ rhe frssrrifr1r~ ~ Ills rltsr nl1F -
ssi.f4rsr tlrr nIi-txfstisr~tf~ri Nc -at ifnf f*
eafrrmre Ma rnfirtix = pfr~nu4 rs-4-.t
which IN un ~ru~r whatever A1rrfs ur frft.
srstt- fiisA IsAiifitai pFitsltit-~ ~ tt~
~ the l.ilrtt IIirh Il Supports Mr rrt fn
ans hr1lvr anN hnnugxissr sanm " fhi< t-nfa-
innitN. mhn ha- 4 utpftrr 49, the AaAtg w
sIc .falN WIN Issyr~. rs--lsrt~. AMI rrfrra-
II -itria lnii1raagr that u-t-fi III y Abs
TIE hs.Gr1nx "a thousands dra~ rut ti.ai
ls.u-. and provoke fr.r~ssatAi sI4A-tis~rar
a. ~. death u wpush ~ nnnselg
unr-s- than death - iAtar -Drl IN ii-lt fsr
ul,on s,rit-'~ mtsltier. aud ~ E.sAn iia- ~ Is,
Gixf il uiflnlr tffing prrilHrtn tn- hr wfsr~r
~ trsr-kA Iur1if~~~. Inr riAn 1hu sii1 ism
r..-s tx Ia J. 1ls-.nNr thaf AZ s-. 4n4 rif Elasr
~ sss-ssrItuirn- in rnt.h ca-s-~ j. tif -tMr
fis-,st@isupt tibs- sitiiiri~t ~nsf1 LET slu-
uhn hnrf mnsfr haste ~ rxsn'terg-l fisa1r.4-
IA.iuuss- Tor -iss~riu- haiisr-h taiiatr n~.fS
upon stIl f>--llslIrailN put thrfu~sixes "a Ny,
plarf-and rknrr lay whether tHrA 'if--f.
ihaf 4 -iallslsr ls.si n~ nlpls -aassi i~ r-lf
~ ~ r.tkt gli- ra~e ONT ~ fiir haas tAn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

Recent advirs. from the ny ~ Mexico
represent . very eririral condition ~ affair
existing ID ihr state ~ Vera srix. where
the spanish elencni T. arru~sd ~ in-ri-aiin-
Disorder. tn rall-. II their DISQUALIFICATION
A. alleged. l-t.ine the law against smuggling
Government frocp- were rapids oonrenfrat-
iny i'm Vera Cruz. 10 qilellthc inripisu' r's"-
luton.
Tribunal against number ~ Sihili-i- hsy..
been published. Five men ARE sentenced 60
h. hanged. enc woman 70 - sent - siberia
and - ether prisoners Z" n YEAR l-.nal
~ervifude.
The Edison Company have obtained per-
mission from the French Government ~ -
tabIi-h telephone communication i,eiueen
the various quarter ~ PaTi-.
4 Prosi~ion Government lla- l,een inrTn-
~ in Hayti. with Gen. I-amottr President \
The city ~ Port IA Prime j. qui't. al-s'
ar. the southern provinces The northern
provinces however. are much di>imrlr-i.
Tlle action ~ Lieut.. Carey who aocem-
panied tn Prinre Imperial on hi unforrmn-
ate expedition. -e.nl- likely % h. sindiratrsi.
Notwithstanding The summary verdict ~ tn.
,ourr martial ~ which b. was tried That
verdict h. h~en IT aside. and in addition
tile Duke ~ Cambridge. sonnianslsr-in-
Chief ~ rhr Army. ha- written =
letter % Lieut.. Carey. reviewing fh- rirtim-
-tanc,~ n rhe drath ~ tn Prince Imperial
and concluding with the opinion that after
the surprise ~ fhr rrronnoiterin- parry ~
the Zulu-. RESISTANCE wa impo~~fl,i, and :
refreat imperative
Their ha~ heen more rioting N I.arzan-
Ireland.
sh"lera j. reported a u~rrild. Iinl--.l-
AMI Western Flandfrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05
CURRENT NEWS.


The Mississippi River Improvement ,oin-
mission met Al Washington on the iMh and
organized with Gen. q. A. Gilmore a Pres
idcnt and Gen. Cona~iock Secretary pro tein-
Committees were appointed. 20 submit rer-
concentrations n 70 the best method 81 Oh
tanning and compiling statistics 81 tfrhr,'
commerce. etc.. ~ the Mississippi Valley.
and such other data n may be required Tor
the use 81 the Commission: also. ~ prrl'arc
plan for the future work 81 the Commits
sion. and 10 make such recommendations y
they NAV deem necessary with regard g. the
use and expenditure 81 the existing apprc-
priation Of $4,000. -. Louis ha> been
selected a. permanent headquarters 81 thc
Commission
The President has appointed Philip q.
Wales 81 MARYLAND 10 bc surgeon General u
the United states Navy and Chief 81 the
Bureau Of Medicine and surgery. vice y.
Winthrop Taylor. retired Dr. Wale~ was
formerly Medical Inspector q The NAVY
The American Ministers 70 Peru. chilli.
and Bolivia have been instructed 10 repre-
sent 20 their respective Governments that
the United States will I've ready Al any time
when requested by each of those nations
now al war 10 llsc H. good of.ice~ 70 bring
about peace. Thi~ step has been taken ~
our Government A. aneyidence il friendly
feeling toward these nations. and the inter-
est OF our south American commerce.
The Committee on statistics and In
formation. appointed Al the recent meeting
81 the Mississippi River improvement
Commission. submitted 4 plan providing
for full report ~ competent officer upon
the trade and commerce ~ the Mississippi
Valley. 10 be IN readiness ~ the time
the Commission begins work. The Com
mittee Il prepare plan 81 operation.
for the ensuing year submitted report
providing for finishing the surveys between
Cairo and the head 81 the pa~~e-. 20 a. q
complete the official survey Of the whole
river: also for making hearings and sediment
observations M necessary points and foI
gauging the stream. The reports wers
adopted. II l. expected Lieut.. smith :.
Leach. u the Engineer Corps. will h. de~ig'
mated permanent secretary. with head
quarters al II. Louis. The Commission
adjourned t. meet AT 81. ieni- the 2th d
November.
A committee ~ the House ~ Represents
tive~ has been for some time in session II
Long Branch fur the purpose ~ agreeing up
on amendments Of the rules 81 the House.
tine OF the objects 81 this revision. repor
says. l. 10 diminish the autocrafic power y
the speaker. Another object proposed J. &
increase the power 81 the majority ~ IN
House over the business before il by remoy
ing the facilities now existing for filibu~fer
ing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

Tlss. Rev. I-aac = kallorh. III ii..siiG
~ IT,. -hofin-. l. : native - f.,rklanA.
MI. wherr hi fafher Wa Kapii>I iniEi--
tar. Amer preparing for fhf ministry snd
siffriasin. mr. ~onie tim in hi fAfhr'- psli-
III. f-aac Va raIllei ~ Trrrnrnf ItmFyle.
lin-inn uhrrr hi unusual falrn.~ \ Tai
III "rafur araIlinnd fpr him rrrsf popularity.
Iii flir fl,.i9hf II hi prosperity henwsrr- NJ
Ma irrs.u-hf a. trial iisr.n = char ti ali1lfs
~ tbs womAr IN tho e-r lpeift- chr v III - nr
N HI r.arishisAnrr~. Tn. frial w4- tn rtizn-
inr sensation 81 thu dav- Tn iuri disagreed.
ci-hf t,tine fer lrxuii-al and f,ssr fsr ~,nsir-
ton either rTcn-s-- ~ ~irllllsr mxfarr arre
pnhiirix rhar--rd a-saim-f Mr. haiit~h. and
nj. u-..fuInr~- - a mini~fer l-inr n+cA--ari-
n seriously ins,nrsd thereby. ia ~ b. iptr
EY-fun and reIaosrd % kan-1-. whrr. ~
cn.sa-kd in tn nrw~Tal-rr hu>ile--. heti
keeping anl tArifsA~ crheF rEftrpri-es-
fna'sv rs~lmnsisf- ll~ ccnnerfirn With The
Baptist Church and iiilin- ; pulpit ~ i.tsr-
.nworsh. whr-e " rt--iird i'res iyl- n -ein-
20 saiffonlia-
Charles DcYoun-, rhf other actor IN
Inc tragedy j. onc ~ the not ns'saile
characters uy-,n TIN Pacific >loi~ Itss
rhau - YEAR - h. wa 4 typ. settler IA inc
ofirs. m the sacramento Mos. ermuttnz
10 an Franri-.,,- ~ and hi~ hrsyfhfr nnt
rr>4rsr rarrmer. Mirhafl ~ l0un< with
Int Nrry slender rapir1i established ~
Dwnsrfir h Il rgnirfs. frsnl whirn -pranz ihr
prr-..rf u.rmfHy krDnfrls. ftDw cns * ~
me-t enferpri-inr and prrIifshls y w-I'aEifrs
IN tn Parifi~ snn-f. The thremRrft - AZ
way- i..~ u Is.rsd a. = sensational journal a
IN. rna.-f prsAnDIInrs~i fspe- IL frWgueIf NJ
fsn-fs.. personalities bringing mpsn r. ~Fir-
Or ~ end ~ trouble IN H. nun-- Ar
N Isu IN ~ rAsftnn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

Governor Hendricks ha- becn rrcreafing
rcrntls a Biloxi island. near New York
city. and annalnced ioa >nm correspondent
hi unalterablc determination noe a. again
accept ~ecoud rlacr on the Presidential
ticket.
Mr.. John Tlllin4ha~t 81 Utica. y. ~. 90
ihr -rh. during temporary III n insanity !
while rcoysring from an epileptie III. pour
"a kerosene ~ On the fre- Thr ean sS-
PLEADED. and neighher~. rushing into ihs'
han~c. found her sitting IN the rrkin--
chair. enselolscd In na,nc~. >he dird -oa,
after.
Thr American Linen Company ~ Fall
River. Mas. ln~r : lsa.Uo ~ thr sisfnlca-
iinn ~ Paine. their third Treasurer.
An earthquake ~hnck was experienced ~
an early hour On the morning u the .l-t ~
Peri Daih"n~is and other plaoc~ ia sanada /;
and = similar shock Wa fclt Al I.,ckport. ~
~. about noon II the same das.
Angelo Amfane. otherwise known 4 Lar
n O'>cil. the third II the con~pirafor~ en-
gared Ia the murder ~ Mr.. Fne a Boston,
Wa arrested IN New York ON the .,d.
Three men wers killed ~ the explosion
~ -av-mill boiler a Wilson. y. 4. "a
The I'D.
Al Poit-tawn. Pa on the -iih- >anIlel
I.ancr. mcnl,er ~ the Town Council. Wa
Killed. and John Hoffman I'rics viii Iauer.
ua-tuu Bell and man named Essrr- il j.
lslirsrd fatally injured ~ the falling n an
arch. AT rhc lla-f furnace. N fhs rpfr-fvHn
irnn COMPANY
The napiitha lamp ~ q lrtlsller A i'aiiri
-pnsiile. Conn. li~ed ~ lislf biz stand. -
pl"siesi setting the clothr~ ~ three ehildrrr
on iirs. Dns- Walter Eonman. i drad.
and another. named Llrl.n- MI expected
n ike.
Thu famous -',a~ils Thnndcr II Kish.
mond. Va. t-s,l = military rris''n durin-
The War. was DESTROYED ~ ire uu tn -zh
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