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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

few W eks 70 my Wits tuff red very much
from Gu zaeous disease II ihs scalp, and re-
ueiv ID no relief nom che various r. nsdies che
used until ths isd CuTlcuBA. gho disseee
promptly Yielded to this Urea meLt, and In q
snort while che WAS ensir ~ we'll. tn re nss
! nuks No. In our estimation fjr diseases OF tie
akin.
REV. j. PREssLEz BARRETT D. d.
RAelrh. NJ o.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

SMYRNA, Oct. i9.--Tha session OF the Della
ware Grand Lodge, o. G. T., adjourned
yesterday, to meet FL Dover next year on
the third Wednesday In October. The fol-
lowing officers to serva for the ensuing
year wers elected: Grant Chief Templar,
DIR. q. o. Hwinney; q. V. t., Miss Lille
Mckinney; q. G., o. W. Easthurn; G. g.,
George Carter; @. A. s., Miss Carrie d .ck |;
q c.. Harry McrnrmicR: G. W., Clinton r.
K. McKinsey; G. d. NJ, Miss Lille Lol and I;
G. g., Miss Susie Wright; q. s., Peter l..
Barcus; P. g. G. T., Herman Roe; Repre-
sentative TO Right Worthy Grand Lodge,
Hermsn Rae; AltegnRte, DR.. @. o. Swinney.
The following committees were also ap-
pointed:
Appeas--Georee Carter, Prot. Wesley
Webb, 0 W. Essthurn, Robert s. Woodward,
Charles E. Stevenson.
F.nauee-P. L. Barous, T. L. Mason,
Joseph Wright, W. Fl. Hardness, A. b.
Nudge.
Credentials and Rsturns.--a George Garter.
W, J. Richards, Or. o. o. 6Rinney, Miss
Annie Webster. o. W. Esstburn.
State OF oIdsr--Harry Mccormick, Lille
Thompson, Lille McKinsey, Joseph Wright,
William Webster.
oonstitufion--W. ]. Richards, l. G. Lof-
land, Mrs. Emma Parsons, A. B. Nudge,
Susie r. Wright.
Resolutions George Carter, W, q. Hark-
ness, Clrrte Beck, Mrs. O. o. swlnney,
R1bert q. Woodward.
Observation-Disclosures Carter, Harry Nc.
Ootmick, william Webster.
Ths capital tax will remain the game, 10
cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
NoTIoE--I,M roHAELFlTz3FRALD.

'lNE--t, mtOdAhLtElZi RI hALD.
~ THR TENANT OF che holss gituatad az
Twelfth and Cisym n ErNeti, 10 tie Ninth
ward Of the city OF Wilmington, cognty Of New
Castis and Stats o. DiisWAfe, N com
p tAilce with the requirements 81 he aets OF
the Genera assembly n su b CASE made and
pr y Cd. a. hereby give o " that sh III sp-
ply In Isri ing To the Court Of Gsn raj SEES ems
q the Pea . and j II Deliver 0f tne state Of
Delawsre. IN and for Nes Castle county, on
AONuAY, the 10 h day II g vemb.r. A. D.,
1883 bsing the next term VI cad court, for &
lic nse Tor said hou . as an inn or tavern fv
the ale The Elm Of iutoxi ing IquorD ia g-.s
quantities than one quart, TO he druuk on ths
rev isel, and the f9llow ny rsaps table city us
OF said Waid recommend tna said application
via:
Richard n'Conncu Dipiei sws,nev
jos ph rurkley j IN A9tr
Harry NJ wilcox r omHs Rsen
vii l. m Sullivan Marx "a don
D 0'Copnell PINK
Inn q Paris ~ 's.yt NJ rcrnicN
Jacob q Hoffman 10 II II SYla
Joh1 Corners Ma has G Bisir
John Mspuile J8mAs t5cnamn
VIM + Pau man IA g ttnmn
JerfF j purlay LIZ y nmsn
RichRr1 Connelly w nnrhAtn
ThsEpAs O WaIsn MCv'.o nor
john ,lcsck
ney3-st MICH F TZGsRALp.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25
SMYRNA.


Special Correspondsncs Of aEzetts and Journal
SMYHNA, 0ct Is ID 5la ware's Grand Lodge
OF the tldspeldans Oder OF Good Tenn
p!ars met In annual session In o Id Fellows
Hall here yesterday morning. The morn
lug trains brought delegates and visitors to
this number OF 40, who marched In process
sion to the hall. 'fne session WA opened
Mt lib o'clock, Grand Chisf Templar the
Rev. Herman Roe IN the chair.
The following delegates were present:
Suite Capitol, No. l, OF Dover. Mrs Z. Par
son, Miss Lillian Lotiand Newark. No. 3,
Miss Lillian Mckinney, Clinton b. r. Me-
Kinsey. Fairvlew, No 8, of Pleasant Hill,
Harry Mccormick, N, n. Hardness, o. W.
Eastborn. Moorton, M. 10, Of 0heswold,
perer ii Barcus. Clayton, No. 10, William
Wooster. Olive, No. 80, OF Dover, George
Carter. Kent County district Lodge, A. b.
Nudge. Smyrna, No. s, Or. @. o. Swlnney,
T.. L. Mason, Joseph Wright.
Besides the delegates, visitors from nearly
all the lodges n the S.ateare IN attendance.
The Rev. T. q. Terry OF Dover addressed
the lodge and Others ut the M. z. Church
last evening, taking as his theme Gospel
temperance Work."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

mueE ssteud TO yea ine thsnks Of Ons of my
enston ers who hiss heen use1, By usirg tie
CuTiousA RtMEDiRs, o. an old e, cgussd b. o
ne spsit OF cknese or lever clint yeLfs arc.
He W 70 bsn ha " o teArf1i no would ha to
have his leg am puratsd. hut is nagpy 10 eEy he
10 now en- rely rell,--B1uns 80 dollar He
reQu SIS m 10 nss bis name, winch 10 II. n.
CAEs0F, merchant OF this plage
JOHN v. MINOR, Druggist,
GsipsDoro. Tenn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

NsNvil skin snd scalp preserved and
" u ~ bssntined BY tuTIcuRA MEDI-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-25

Tint the ire companies old COCO scr
Woe Is evidenced by the hye feet OF water
which now stand underneath where the
stage was. Everything inside was con-
sumed, new scenery, q fne piano, per-
sonal belongings, 10.
The officials OF the City Electric Com
pany's station, Fifth and Orange streets,
were seen by an EVERY EVENING reporter
this morning.
"Oould the electric wires have caused
last nights oonfsgrstion at the Academy
of Music ~
mo, sir Electrician Lighthips replied
emphatioally.
but" the reporter continued, "the
people up at the Academy cay there were
no fres or illumination Of any kind in
the building but the electric lights"
Mr.. LiRhthipe--"There were q fsw
electric lights, ineandescent ones, In the
building, and they were seen alieht aftef
the fiee had broken out"
swell, what does that prove ?"
"Why, Just this, that from the very
fact OF their being alight no hent could
possibly have generated In those wires
sufficient to ignite anything. Each iudi-
yiduat wire or light In the city IL pro-
tectsd with what Is called safety catch,
Just like this"
The electrician put into the reporters
hands small green glass cup which en-
closed mass OF plaster Of Paris in the
centre Of which Ia small piece OF wire.
''Now through this" continued the cleo
trIan, ssthe electric current passes from
the station to the light, and immediately
the generation of heat is too great IL
burns the wire which sewers connection
with the station and Of course the light
goes out. Before enough heat can be
generated In any wire to burn anything
the safety catch melts which cuts tnst
line off from the station and there - I'D,
solutely no electricity in the wire ana
therefore no danger. At the Achdemy
last night had there bseu overhead IN any
Of the wires the safety catch 10 that one
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Yesterday afternoon as Mrs Robert Kerr
was driving along Wstsrloo-st nearly in
front Of smiths Opera House. her carriage
was run into by Laundry wagon owned
By Gardiner & Baxter and driven by J.
Cooper. one OF their employees. Mrs. Kerr
and ber l5-montbs-0ld bsby were thrown
violently 70 tse pavement cruelty brBisiBg
the little ones face and injuring Mrs Kerr
about the head and back She was carried
10 the residence Of z. Marsh over Kelly .
saloon whsFe they were cared for. TIE car
risgs was slightly injured and iittis
s-yesr old daughter. who vss sitting on .
lo- seat IN the front part o. the csrrisge
accidental. as Coopzr's horse jumped % one
si6s as hs vas passing Mrs. ksTr's carriage
sDd fns wheels csuEht. thus causing the
sccidsrk
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

be sss made but four hiss IN the l2st ten
sz2es.
DessAanty kas sesn laid 81 n Peis1sl-
pAia. sza hereafter vii saly catch
Ia. ksEl0n s.s skass . oontraek % 20 10
Aastrslls with cpsldlng n<tt Nlslsf.
Boston esls he Fhilhss Jon=hs Weases
wask she nxaaes me otnsE slx cleos.-h 4.
Nerkz
We hope that ths Chic2xs Bsss Ball Club
IL going 20 Aastrslis l0r TIE purpose o.
missing its wsy hokss.-lAtoaee Se<s
The b.. ID. 4 J. and the Tower Clubs
play tie nrst Of series OF gaze today sl
TIE Lsks for sioo . side and tie champion
ship.
-hilt" West Of the Columbus team las
been LAID % without pay for Indifferent
playing Fred Mann has been appointed
Captain in Vests place.
jim Aurpsns says. Il look for the Giants
to keep up tAsir good wsrk for three or four
weeks when they viii take tksir usual
sambls. 0as thing is seftlsd. Chicago. De-
troit and New York viii take the hrsl thres
positioRs"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

ST. LoUfs, Aug. "A special from Le-
grand. Iowa gives particulars of the death
Of Mrs. Helen Hslvsrsou from leprosy. The
victim wss born in Norway. twsaty-nine
vsass age. There is history Of the disesss
IN the family for several generations and no
exposure. OF contagion. aud the physicians
attribute the case 10 one Of leprosys freaks
that ~ skipping several generations. The
woman located in lows IN 1855 and vas
msrrlsd oui had DO children. She frst com
The psins complained Of were errstic. in
ths cbest. shoulders sad arms The disease
vas 0bscurs unti isst June, when il bezsa
60 develop rapidly. death following yester-
dsg. This q The second death from Iepr0sy
Ia lows. both being from Norway.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
FORGED MORTGAGES
" sssrilsE Aoeasse sf Fsrksries As1s@~i-
ans 30 stsa -nas-rps.rss 90 Tsers-
dss SAC ssssN's hess sinos-
bEheF sssts NsNA

DETsou. Aug An attorney OF this
city, while iaokADf up IeeoFds IN tas
Rse istsf ef Deeds ofios noticed q merl-
gage Of $4,000 given es EamGnd 4.
kssrslss. foTnsriy .of this oisy. sui nov of
bucyras. Osie 10 Mrs. Nellie Asery, ~
Chicago Investigation revealed thai msEs
mortgages we're recorded, purportinf -
have hesn given ~ kr kesrssss.
one of s. 00O 10 the Nsyne Counts nsV-
ines haaK. and ons of s. o0e 10 tAs Ne
troiI savings bkuk the lsiler El4Tkea a.
discharged. Mr. nufheld 81 onoe
islesTsphed to hT. koarsley, who ~lred
bsok thai his signatures 10 those mori-
gsges wers ioEeeries. Further insestlga-
tion showed that 10 ward "a. sieTsns
nephew Of MT kssrsisy, had obIslnsd Tie
money on those mortgages Ii va als9
found that elerlIns had sksinea O. 40
from the Detroit savings hssk snd So
600 from the Wayne County savings
bank ON noies which parpors 20 hsse
been signed by MT kearsiey. both hanks
will commence criminal proceedings asalssi
sterling at on0s- he ls about - ysau Old
aud married only Ehteen months.
Howard W. Sterling hks net been seen
since THURSDAY, ano Il is stated that he has
ssipped
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
A HORRIBLE AFFAIR.
Terrible Crimes Com M itted In the Domain
Of Governor Swtnsford.

Terrible Grimes Com M itted In the Domain
Of Governor Swinsford-
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. SPECIAL advices
from Sitks, Alaska. give particulars of a
terrible affair which happened in An Indian
village in that region. A woman of the
Takeon tribe gathered citron herbs aud ad-
ministered them to the wife of the second
chief. Yato Hok. from the effects OF which
she died. After the death Ysto Hok gave
orders that the woman should be put to
death, and accordingly she was tortured by
heating stones red hot and placing them in
her mouth. When life was almost extinct
he had her hanged. but when suspended
in the air she managed to put her hands
in the moose and thereby prevented
strangulation. While in this position the
chief cut her hands with q knife, but failed
to make her remove her grasp. Diner
luoians in,erfered and the poor woman
was freed.
Yzto Hok was arrested and brought TO
trial at SitKa. but it turned out that the
village was in British Columbia and the
prisoner had 10 be discharged. Justice
Reid severely repri nanded him, which was
all he could do in the matter. II 10 likely
that the Dominion Government will take
up the case and bring the fend to justice.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
DEATH OF JOHN ROBINSON.
The Oldest Snowman Living Passes Away
At Cincinnati.


At Cincinnati.
CIScrSSsTI, Ohio, Aug. 4.-John Robin
son. the veteran Snowman, died at o'clock
this morning. He had been for some
weeks in critical condition. Mr.. Robin
son Was more than 80 years of age, vet un-
Gil within snort time he maintained a re-
msrkable degree OF vigor. he has spent
almost his whole life In the management OF
circuses. being succeeded by his sons within
the past few years he had amassed . large
fortune.
The deceased was the oldest Snowman in
the world He was born IN New York
State. near Albany, and began mis- career as
a circus man when only II years of age.
For forty years be trav-led through the
country with a wagon show. playing at all
the towns IN the country. His name has
been before the pubic longer than any
showmsn that ever lived. and mis- picture is
familiar to everybody. About ten years ago
be retired from active partici patton in the
show business. and the concern has been
run by bis sons. Jack. Gil and Charley. he
leaves an estate valued at s.. 100000
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
The BERGER SISTERS.
Their Success st the ciseinnsu Expesisies
Some Press C0nmsEtx.

Their Success sf the Ciscinnsu Espesisfos
Some Press ConamsEts.
Anna Berger Lynch and Eta Berger
Breeze who have been the seloists the past
week al the concerts OF the great Cincinnati
orchestra In Music Hall. we're received with
great favor. TIE German newspapers
spoke most enthusiastically of them Fol
lowing ale some comments OF the English
press:
The Berger sisters were accorded fine
welcome last evening upon their appear
snee ~ the soioists OF The week. Anna
Teresa Berger the oorBetist proved herself
the same finished player when heard
here several Summers ago at the Hlghlsne
House when Max MarelEek was with as.
Owing 10 a terrible bereavement she pat
aside be corBei short time ago resolving
never 10 play IL more, eut few weeks ago
she was induced by her friends 10 again
take up the instrument with which she
had 30 highly charmed the many thou
sands who had listened 30 de.ightedly 10
her.
Her playing last night proved that she
had lost none Of the iiDe touch and sxpres-
sion that have heretofore characterized ber
ss an artist of the flrst rank. When even
the orchestra spplsuded, as IL did last night.
II is The compliment that she plays even
acceptsbly 10 musicians who are supposed
TO be such severe critics that nothing plesses
them except their own performskces.
Eta Berger Breeze was q neat surprise in
song. She has q light soprano voice of
good range. of fine quality, aud possessing
= resonance that is~peculisr In voice OF
that calibre. She will continue the rendi-
ton OF hsr popular selections ali through
the week.-Ihe Tlmes-StdT
The Berger Sisters continue TO please the
audiences who listen TO the concerts in
Music Hall. Miss Anna Teresa Berger aud
Mrs. Eta Berger Breeze are both accom-
plished musicians. The former has no
superior among women as cornet player
and her sister possesses q sweet. sy mpathetic
voice which she uses with delightful effect.
-Thgsddgs Enquirer.
The Berger Sisters made hit al the Expo.
last night and were presented with q num-
ber of beautiful floral tributes. Mrs. Breeze
has sweet, charming voice.-Ihe LtcsuHg
Post.
The Berger Sisters received another en-
thusisstic reception st Music Hall concert
yesterday. They are great fayorites with
the audiences, and their engagement is one
of the most successful since the Exposition
opened.-The COMMERCIAL Gezeftc
Anna Teresa Berger and Eta Berger
Breeze received Immense bouquets OF roses
from Commissioner Ac(amman yesterday.
These gifted sololsts are members Of the
well known Berger Family. once so popular
throughout all the South. Eta Berger
Breeze is the wife OF Lloyd Breeze the well
known MichsgaD journalist The Epening
Telegram.
The Berger Sisters repeated their success
yesterday. Miss Anna Teresa Berger PLAYED
delightful solos afternoon and evening.
L fukf
charming selections, and was loudly en-
cored. These gifted women are q notable
attraction for the Exposition this week
Wednesdaus Inaaifer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05


SssToss. A1z 4-The hrst rscs, pure
$40. for msiasn thre.-yssr-olds and up-
vsrd. %. ME White wo5. With Ken
tsesy Ban s.cond ard Persian third. Tine.
14ss
Ihs s~co1d rsos-thTse- quarters ~ riis
Vas von ~ eypsy Qssen. wltn Her0a
sscond szd TIE ffone<s fhir1 Mons08n
rsn seooad- oSt vas a5sa zsllzed. TINS
lis
Tbir6 rscs Nsrcbsrfs stsx>s f3~ a sgss.
cze ME sn6 fv. fari0Hgs Ek~sod -oa.
vfth Kinxstor s~co1d snd Terra Cotts
tsir1 Tn zSf.
Feurtb rscs sp>cisi ~sixhts sE f1r-
ears T1u IaD ~on. vth Lite n nc
sscsnd. ard i'm Nsyrhv thtr3 Iins
II14
FfAs rscs, parse $40. for a.. 49,. u.
nlis set srse-sths Tu6er ~o1 wfth
R-s Yss s>cozs ssd Rssss tsira- Tfns,
ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

las asFsE afrsysd isssif against tas progress
Ct As cit.. "a eolznns asss sssa rec from
sIazasr Il hss sl~sys sasoczIsa AssEslity
sBd dscsaey, its p0lsey szs ever essn 70 ~
TIE zrsaGs=r good Tor ne Ers4isst nnnssf
aud is eircgi sroa today 70 sscoad only %
the sas~rs Of Detroit. Its future Is As sFisht
ana clear as the dssa 81 one of tasss
glorious Aag1st days. For Il and my
eoLls4gass. sta whom my relations have
been psfucu lsriy pleasant. and for ny
s.tssmsd contemporaries | have only the
6sst ssd ~sFnest vishss. There oe-sna
there ever ~ili se slsndsrsrs.
'Lo~- bIeaEa 4 talssrs minioa iispers
CsiEnk honest EnEoats VIA wnispsrs
FOR whom have not even confsmpt. Thsir
littiensss only nskss me smile. " 'fis
Erisvsas partiag vita good company. !"
and yet l h0ps 10 naks nv home IN this
happy valley unnl Grand Rapids reaches
l00 60 inhsbissnts Mr.. 4. d. ConEer hsv-
iDg purchased n. controlling stock nsld sy
Mr.. Berger and my self becomes the respoa-
able head of tbs sewspapsf sad neither ne
nor the suecesainx editor. Mr.. Hugh Nc
D0.sl. vail need an Introduction from ms
70 this public
AS for the Raven. while hs may not crosk
regularly. ne will undoubtedly take much
comfort in rumiaatiag on yesterdsy-that
yesterday OF which some old German poet
has written.
Yesterday loved,
Today suffer
10fG0Ero. de.
But shall gladly
Today and tomorrow,
Tank on yesterday
lLoYD BExzKz
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Resi sststs sslss hsvs not peer a. brisl
the past vset fs< hoi westhsr sne fsctories
ssrt down fof inventions are TIE causes
The reai ssiste transfers for fhs yesf
amounted 70 So TZ5-s fxif showing for .
rricenmui~f wesE
Ir the SAFES recorded yesterday A y. Ten
sisbof bouenf iof On sbspsFas adoItior.
rsyiBs io- fhs sane E. X8 q. J. ff,Erfnk
peiS g - fof ios 8. block ~ Ellsworth :
addition 3. 81 Ds~s sod " Louis Sizes
snf wife the sssf one hundred iesi y los -
OF Wet Division -wt for = So. end Frsnc><
Kelly pad $50 for pieos 81 property on
Savers a rss-~e's sddiftor
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

cbsss club has been asgsnizsd witb e
membership Of ssout twenty. mostly Ger
mans snd fhs club u knowD - tie Grand
Rspids Sckscb Nerein. They NEE Inurs-
Cay ard Saturday evenings 81 = Lsus -.
and are nBw prscr5ang pTel niusrT - bold
iBgs toarssaaeDt 6Grisg re Winter. The
nusinsss seairs of he cIub sre a. traus
sctec iD TIE Gernsn isuFHses. buf Al az
cr-5sailr inr5ted r. h&r1r3e nsr - The
esacsrs 81 ths clu5 srs- Prsste1t. yuius
FrieSrieh Firs Prezi6snt y. A shirkns1,
Treasurer. Is~is Marta Secretary. Oar
stsrEs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
FELL INTO eAp COMPANY.
A Retired Capitalist Led Away by = Va d
Woman, Dies Among Strangers

"omshs s'f"s 6hVhk
JACKSONVILLE III. Aug. 4.--0n the night
of July q man and a woman sppes red al
Oak Lawn Retreat for the Insane, in this
city. with q man in their charge entirely
unaole to speak. The proprietor bad no
authority TO receive the patient without
proper papers. 90 be was sent 10 the CITY
Hospital. where he died on the 9th. The
man and the woman cleared ont. the for
mer giving bis address ss 7. W. Quinlsn.
OF Chicago. He was telegrapbed TO regard
ing the disposition OF the body and replied
TO have il buried here, which was done At
the expense Of DR.. Mcfarland. The latter
sent bis bill 10 Quinlan. who failed
10 honor il, and, being pressed. LET the truth
out. The desd man Was W. A Herting. of
Chicago, q retired capitalist who had fallen
under the influence ola notorious woman.
sadie Sherwood, who had . fev months
ago induced him to leave home with her.
They had gone TO Excelsior SPRING. No.
with . man named Clark and another vile
character named Cobn. ku. Hertibg
traced them there, but they eluded her.
Only yesterday did she learn OF bsr bus-
bands death. She is here today Tor her
husbands body. She does not know where
Qu inlsn fell in with bere husband and the
Sherwood woman. He has been az agent
Of Herting' sand Mrs. Heriing will make II
hot for him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
ROeERT GARRETT AGAIN Ill
HE Old Nervous Trouble Brought On b
His Brothers Untimely Death.


His Brothers Untimsly Death.
NEW Yoks. Aug. "A Riehneld Springs
special says Robert Garrett, ex-President
Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. who
with his wife and sister-in-lsws Miss Frick.
has been stopping al the New American
Hotel for the past week. left here last even
ing for ais residence at Uplands. just out
side of Baltimore.
lie had been taking the sulphur baths
for his health. bat they proved unsvsiling,
for ne has gone away suffering relapse of
his old nervous trouble. II 10 removal was
made at the lnstigation of Wayne AcVeagh,
John h. Cowen. principal counselor Of the
Baltimore & Ohio; Thomas NJ. King, and
his family phy sician. DR.. Allen Z. Smith,
of Baltimore, all of whom were hastily
summoned Thursday.
Dr.. Allen Mclean II amilton has been
telegraphed for to attend Mr.. Garrett st Up
lands, and it is hoped by DIR. Smith that a
long rest and proper treatment will restore
Mr.. Garrett 10 his old-time vigor. The
death of his brother. Hsrrison Garrett.
which brought him from Europe 10 scenes
OF business, is believed toh ave provoked a
setback in Mr.. CARROTS convalescence.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

D~sreit Il six points sehind Chicsso
Ths Gisnts uew have good iesd-
New Yorx has . cisch CT thst L.sx1s
pernsrk
Naszs uss. Tcod b.eisuins fer tss
Csscsxes
The jsckson psrs-s accuse ths tssr of
dississfiou.
Eeefe ~on hss fsurtesnth Consecutive
game Friday.
Wla a. Ssv Yorks bed tss rlsos thev
have 80 q sstiT strsxred f5rs
Msny s~ifev- fkst 4oso7s s-s> srs fsil-
iaS sz1 tast as 1sys 90 q s4xsr axs ovw.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

SPsrNsrrELD. Aug. t-Govsrnor Ogisrby
had q narrow escape from serious injury At
Camp Lincoln lsst evening. he visited the
camp sith Ms. 0gissby and their son 70
witness tbe parade Going down ths hrst
hill e. The ssst entrance the srrsst strap Of
one 81 the herses broks letting sae csrrisge
run upoD them. They started % run swsv
and The Governor IN irving TO Jump out -
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