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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-24
SALmAGCNDI.

The Misses Annie and Abbie Sheehan
left last evening on visit to friends in
Star Valley. ...
According to naturalists wasps re-
member the locality Of their nests just
ninety-six hours. -
Miss Rose Gardner left last evening
for Ruby Valley where she will teach
term of school commencing next Mon
day.
Everyone should provide against &C
cident by securing policy in the Pa
citic Mutual, represented by III. H. Mil
Ter. Be-. ........
See official notice of annual meeting
OF the Nevada Live Stock Association
which will be held in Winnem ucca on
tbs 2Jth day of March. ..........
There are at this time but 1O7 CON-
victs in the State Prison. This is the
least number reported for over 20 years,
and speaks we'll for the morality of the
State.
Do not forget the Leap Year Bali
which will be given by the ladies OF
Wells on next Wednesday evening. All
arrangements for good time are COM
plete. ... ........
II you desire to locate in tropical
climate where everything is cheap, go
tn Los Angeles. Coal il $50 per ton
butter 81 so per roll, and eggs 81 40
per dozen.
If those persons who "forget" to pay
the small amount due The INDEPEND EN1
would reflect moment they might real
ice that a newspaper cannot be run
wholly on wind.
Within circle of % miles AROUND
Rawlins, Wyoming, there is said to be
sufficient coal, iron. copper, borax, etc.
to make it q city of 81, 900 people: within
the next five years. .
As IL toilet article, Ayers Hair Vigol
stands uIrivaled. It cleanses the scalp
and removes dandrnff, cures itching
humors, restorrs the original color to
faded:and gray hair, and promotes it,
growth. ~
8. NJ. Henley has planted som seeds
OF the genuine Tea Plant, which he re.
ceived direct from japan, and soon we
will be permitted to see just what this
rare shrub looks like in its native yer,
dnre. .."
N. Y, star:--Mrs. LAngtry has struck
rich vein OF silver on some land she
owns at Carson, Nevada. II Mrs. Pot
ter doesn't strike gold mine now, she
may az we'll hide her diminished dru.
ma,ic.
In letter from the land Of spirits tn,
lately executed Anarchist, August Spies
says that he is still laboring in tIt'
cause for which he died. He naturally
considered it unnecessary to give BIZ
present address.
Virginia Chronicle The most nota.
BILE feature sbout John Sherman
speech on n ''free ballot and fat
count" ia the absence of all allusipl
to certain proceedings in the State o
Louisiana in the Winter OF 1S76-77.
Central Nevadan:--A ,enr load of ma
chinery for q smelling furnace has ar
rived Mt Goloonda for Roulestone 4
Bates, who own large copper mine,
twelve miles south OF that station
TIL re is ore enough in sight to run th,
smtlter for months.
Detroit FREQ Press:-During The Las
ten years The toadyites Of tho Unitet
States have been taken in and done n,
by three bogns lords, four bogus duke
and Ave bogus counts, to say nothing y
the fifteen or twenty BARRIERS who hay,
gone around playing earl.
No other Spring medicine has wo,
for itself such universal confidence A.
Ayers Sarsaparills. II IL the mos
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-24
Bed Rock saloon.
UNDER MASONIC HALL.
II. Nc ADAMS, Prohyietor.

NNf NV N OIEENEOKs
This popufsy resort hns recently been
placed in first class repair and
3HE BAR
stocked with the finest Wines, Liquors
aud Cigars.
II you want something Mild CT Pew
crfnl give the Bed Rock q call.
CT.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-24

UERoT HOTEL-CIHrk q GTeen PTOpFb6-
tors.
w r MaxfsId, LinemHn; Gabriel
Cohn, Geo b Craudnll, . J Boskowitz,
8 F; Jno 4 Mcintosh, E A Hunt, E II
HighReld, Cnrlin; W VI Hoge, New
York; II A Young, Pleasant; Theo
Dayton, n + Peterson, South Fork; w
j Black & wife, NJ Hall & wife, S Nc
Mullen, w A Lane, JAS Cannon, Deeth ;
A G. huIbert, Ou,nha; james l. Conger,
Wells; r Il Bigelow, Reno.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-24

. Ed Atkinson, Tuscarora; George
Lindasy, UniOn Citys John Gobcl, Cali
-ornia; jake Roach, Star Valley; J
Baurnnn, Molecn.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-24
BUSINESS LOCALS.
J. 4. PLUMMER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ELKo. NEVADA.
Dentistry.

DIR. Keller, surgeon dentist, has re-
turned from Carlin, and can be found
at his Office, room 40. Depot Hote
All work warranted to be of the best
and satisfaction guaranteed:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-24

HUxpoLDF HoUss- Lang Pro-
prietor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-24

G. F. HARvBT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
THE MERCHANTS zouAvEs.

They WIN Reciprooato Courtesies
Shown Them by tho Chicks.
The zouaves are still in the arena for fut.
ure valiant sssyice. although nothing being
done by that company at present has
gone forth 10 the public.
Last night the boys came together in re.
spectacle numbers TO take steps for re-
ciprocity Of couricsics with the Chickasaw
Guards. The latter company, accom-
panied by congcnial party Of ladies aud
gentlemen, will leave over the Chesapeake
4 Ohio railroad ut O'Clock next SUNDAY
for few weeks OF camp life at Oconomo-
voc, Wis. II was unanimously decided
20 escort the tourists 10 the depot and ex.
tend any other courtesies within the range
Of possibilities except providing them with
certified check to cover the trips ex.
penscs. This the rouavcs cannot do, M
their treasury was demoralizcd by raid
from Rogers. The members arc ordered
To assemble At tho arnory In full uniform
at 4 o'clock sunday.
The xouavcs also accepted the tender of
the Jackson Mound park management Of a
''zouave night nj an early day in the
future.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
MIDSUMMER HEAT.

Mr.. @. 3. Hammer the First human Vic.
tim-Several Mules and Horses Fall.
There ARE number Of reputable citizens
who are willing 10 vow that yesterday was
the warmcsi day Of the season, whether
Thermometers recorded Il such or not.
swclicring, painting and breeze hunting
humanity included the entire population,
the period Of torture extending from
O'Clock a. M, TO the early Il our this morn.
ing At which TnE ArrEAL went To press.
The first victim Of cxccssi We heat so fnr
NJ known fell about $50 o'clock las, night
lie was Mr.. @. s. Hammer, nm old aud well
known printer, brother cf Tns APrKAL's
composing-room fonman. Deceased DO.
gan his apprenticeship in TnE ArrRAl
Office In 1851, and has worked In local
offices almost ever since.
Several mules and horses fell under tho
fearful heat, amo ng them ono or two nj.
taehcd 10 street cars.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
HUGHEY IND CANNON

To the Editor oi Tho Appeal.
The Democratic Executive Committee should
not permit themselves TO take sides In Maglstcral
race when the candidates are Democrats We have
been Informed that such Is their disposition with
regard 10 the Eighteenth Civil Districts. Squire
llughcy and Squire Cannon are opposing csndi.
dates Both are Dcmocmts. squire IIughcy
claims TO he the choice Of his party because sixty.
three members thereof voted for him IN n mass.
meeting. squire Cannons friends claim that h. Is
the choice Of the Democracy Of the district because
ninety of tho resident Democrats OF the
district signed written refusal 10 take
part In 'Squim IIughey'S mass meeting. The
Executive Committee, under those clrcum.
stances should allow the Democrats Of the
district 10 sctte the question for themselves.
AZ all events II would be both unwisc aud unjust
TO push the parry claims Of Que mud no, the other
y.
Tho County Executive Committee au-
thorikcs TmE ArrgAL Ia say that il has taken
no part In the Magisteria muss further
than to put the names Of the Democratic
candidates on the ticket with view to BE-
cure every Democratic vote Tor the candi-
dates for Sheriff, Trustee and Assessor, in
whom they arc solely and alone interested.
AZ our correspondent suggests the Demo.
Gratis OF each district will have to settle the
question OF selection for themselves.
Squire Cannon should see that his name
rs well as Squire Hughcy's * on the Dem
ocm,ic ticket and that lac has an even
chance IN the race.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

and nefarious practices" This is some-
what cheeky, coming from the corrupt,
carpetbag,. negroized Republican party OF
the south who wrecked and robbed
every southern State, county and city when
in power. The citizens OF Memphis and
Shelby county have cause to remember
this party whose representatives now
claim to be 'lovers Of fair play and the
purity of the elective franchise" two
things which they always and ever disre-
garded, and they now ask the white people
OF Shelby county to "put the seal of con-
domination upon the methods at times in
the past, employed by reckless and UNI
scrupulous men to carry elections" All
the white people OF Shelby county did
long ago, when they kicked out of power
the INSCRIPTIONS representatives of the
party to which Messrs. Taylor, Myers and
Williamson belong. The people Of Shelby
county remember the old lines
when the devil was sick, the devil a saint
would be,
When the devil got well, the devil saint was he"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
A SENSATIONAL TRAGEDY.
A Father Murders an Admirer of His
Daughter.

A Father Murders an Admirer of His
Daughter.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 3l.-At Ath-
ems, in this State, very sensational trag-
edy occurred this afternoon. Michael
Shantry, who arrived here recently from
Washington city, was shot and killed by
Calvin Faulkner. Shantry was con-
tractor engaged in building a hotel al
Athens. He was paying attention TO
Faulkner's daughter, to which he (Faulk-
ner) seriously objected. and forbade
Shantry the house. Notwithstanding
this fact, Shantry made clandestine
engagement with the young girl and took
her buggy riding this afternoon. When
Faulkner learned OF this he was furious.
Selling gun he started in pursuit Of them.
He overlook them Just as they were re-
turning from their ride. lie stcrnly com.
manded his daughter to leave the buggy,
which she did and he then called her to
his side. When she reached him he adj.
dressed a word TO Shantry and at that in.
slant cmptied the contents Of his rifle into
Shantry's side. He then took his daughter
to his house and rode rapidly away.
Shautry died in three hours.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
ADVERTISING THE SHOW.

Why Projectors OF the Fall Display
Should DO Popularity Supported.
II ever an undertaking deserved 10 sue
coed with a vengeance. II Is that Of tho
sphinx organization and a citizens com.
mttee 10 give a grand fall display, with
paris and the Commune" M an rttraction.
In the face Of almost innumerable dis
couragcmcnts, the canvass for funds pro-
crossed until enough was realized 10 war.
rant them In signing the contract and have
the artists begin work NJ once.
The projectors are now engaged on an
important detail Of preparation, that of al.
yertising the affair throughout tho adioin.
ing States. Circulars are being gotten up
for distribution through the mails by mcr.
chants through the medium OF their rrgu.
lar business correspondence. Envelopes
VIII also be gotten up and when ready for
use every business and professional man
IN the city will be expected 10 adopt them
Tor exclusive use. such skill and industry
y sure OF success, but should b. made
doubly 10 when II Is remembered that all
the net receipts will be expended 10 secure
many needed public improvements and
convcnicnces. For example. one item
now IN mind with the committee Il the
purchase Of suitable chairs for use nv
scorching s,ay-at-homcs along tho bluff in
summer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
PEOPLE or NOTE.

SIR WALTER Scorr began TO write at forty
eight.
w. II. rREscorT published his FIRST work at
fOrty.onc.
Tng liev. DIR. Durchard has declared for
Cleveland
Mn. CmARLEs URANUS ADAMS declares that
lac never heard OF Harrison and doesnt
know who lac is.
PEKsIDsNT CLEVELAND has adopted the
custom Of wearing pepper and-Salt business
suit at the white-housc Monday receptions.
ARCHBISHOP fEKnA. will appoint the Rev.
Thomas +. Mangan, Of Joliet yicar-gencral
VI the diocese vi Chicago, to succeed the Rev.
Father Congay.
Coma ELDWpGr, an eighteen year old
PoughkccpSic girl, has been sentenced to five
ycars in the house OF refuge for the larceny
Of a canary bird worth 81.
Miss ADrLNioE THOMPSON, Of Philadelphia,
who Is worth over 81, 90, 600 aud who is now
over sixty years oi age, is attracting as much
attention this season at Long Blanch rs ever.
JEss Dr0,N, of Scclig Adams county, o.,
is open for a bet from II to $4,000 that the
Democratic ticket will be- elected. aud that
neither Harrison nor Morton will carry his
own State.
TnE Rev. DR.. the Marquis Of Donegal has
lately celebrated the cighty.ninth anniyer.
Siry of his birth. The Marchioncss il
cishty.siS, and they have been married
siNty-scycn years
J'uN MonELANp, while fishing in the Ohio
river. near lronton, caught nn old iint.ruck
mu, ket upon the stock 81 which the initial,
IN. b were cut II is supposed to have
belonged To Daniel Boone.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

TW IImdham County Standard, hitherto
an ardent supporter OF the Republican
party Of Connecticut, dcclaUs itself for
Cleveland and Thurman aud tariff reform.
THE oyonhadowlng ISSUE" says III,
SidRdard, In explanation Of is course, "is
to be- that Of tho tariff. Mr.. Cleveland
stands Tor equal and reduced taxation.
Mr. liar ison, on tho other hand, stands
for high taxation lhigherii necessarily, aud
ircc whisky aud tobacco. by these issues
the candidates must stand or fall. With
due rcspcc, for Mr.. Harrison, We conscien.
tiously believe President Cleveland Is
right, and accordingly shall support him. 4"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
FOSTRRS CIRrULAR.


The Nem Yort Ero,ng Post first, we he.
licyc. brought 10 light hecircular Of James
r. Foster. President Of the Republican
League Of the United States. in which that
unscliish patriot declared II 10 be "a fact
that he manufacturers Of he United N1ic'
arc moa benefited BY our 'drig lars" Thus
conicssing that protection is special
aud not general benefit, that IL
inurs TO the profit Of class and
not TO that Of NIL the people. In this
opinion, 20 un.Rcpublican because II
is true, Mr.. Foster ioriiGes himself
10y the authority. m he informs ~. Of "a
Republican United States senator, from n
state which never had Democratic Rep.
rcscnlativc In either House Of Congress, or
Democratic State officer" rendering Il
certain that either Mr.. Edmunds or Mr.
Morrill, Is the man. Both are Republicans
Of such prominence and such familiarity
with the subject Of which they treat that
II would bc hard 10 decide whose words
would carry The more weight. tho first
named being Chairman Of the Judiciary
Committee OF the Senate. aud tho latter
the author Of the robbcr war tariff, by
which, since 1891, the poor have been
made poorer, aud the rich richer. Well,
rs We learn from Tie Eroying Poa, which
made careful examination OF this circu-
lar. either Senator Edmunds or Senator
morrill, used these 'strong words aud bit.
ter. but true" rs quoted by Mr..
Foster 81 was solicited to contribute
to protective ,nnn league, Nnd I
replied that 4 me manufacturers Of hc
tm,cd State, ~ their Ossocidiof capacity ucrc
an o'crmo'yary institution, that ooud ro,c
n gre hcm q pension, bu that Ibid noi pro.
poe mySlf 10 oontib,i, moncy 10 udmncc tis
ipicrcs' Of mn Who trcrc gdtiug practically
hr ~, bp,6i, on 1T icas hs moa directly iin.
poriani bcAeais, ~ thetaTig idrs." Again he
spoke Of "thc manufacturer" as reap.
ing the fruits Of the tarilr policy" still
again he referred TO "hc mamydciurts NJ
FdHay'ranid. uho aU moro highly pro
iccici hdn anybody dsc. aud who maxi Iaryc
FORTUNES ,rTy yonr uho, fimosorr prosperous"
IN "A ALL. -. -. Al.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

enormously" Contrast this with the
strange and unsccountablc speech OF Col.
bob" Ingersoll at the recent Harrison
ratification meeting at New York when he
said: ~ don't believe that II the Missis-
sippi itself were pure whisky, and the
banks loaf sugar, and all the fats covered
with mint, and all the bushes grew tea
spoons and tumblers, there would be more
drunkenness than there is now" Even so
fair minded man as Ingcrsoll usually is
on humanitarian questions is biased by
his political zeal and craftsmanship.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01

Tus Philadelphia Lrigcr. although work.
ing for the Republican party. diucccs
with The Nrc Yort Tribune as 20 the OK.
tent and value Of President Clcvcland's
services as Civil Service rcformcr, and
holds that ~ must he conceded by every
iair.mindcd observer OF the administration
Of President Cleveland that, since Il begun.
the miorm Of the Civil Service has not
only not gone backwards, but has made
certain advance too higher plane Of OIL.
cial excellence" The LoiDr thinks that
Mr.. Cleveland meant 10 sweep away the
spoils system, aud tried TO do IT, bu, that
Il was too much TO expect that political
system which Il was considered ancicn,
custom had almo-, made law, u II had not
made Il respectable. was to bc at once go,
rid Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
A R,publieau Hun.

Zach Taylor, A. $. Myers and NJ. T.
Williamson. black Republican nominees
for the respective offices Of sheriff. trustee
aud assessor, have Issued circular, or
pronunciamcnto, to tho vo,or Of Shelby
county. threatening that Tin the event OF
a resort 10 frauds, repeating, ballot-box
siuiIins and the manipulation Of tho bal-
lots or returns they will become highly In.
dignant and will invoke tho aid OF the
judge. attorney general and grapd jury
and other proper machinery Of the law to
prosecute in the extreme lciterof the Law MI
persons, regardless Of their political predilee'
tons or social standing in the community
Who engage in any Of those repsvhensibe
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
A PROMISING WEDDING.
Marriage Last Night OF Miss Mos,
and Hugh l.. Brinkloy.

Marriage Last Night OF Miss Mostly
and Hugh L. Brinkioy.
A happy marriage was contaminated
last evening nj St Mays Episcopal
church, on Poplar street. Tho parties
were Miss Lucy V. Mosby, eldest daughter
Of the late Samuel Mostly, and Mr..
Hugh T.. Brnklcy, son Of the late
Robert G.. Binklcy. Both tho bride
and groom have an extensive circle
OF acquaintance, and they were present
In force to witness the ceremony. Promptly
at s o'clock tho. bridal party appeared Mt
tho door, and to the lovely strains Of the
Lohcgrin bridal chorus, tho stately bride,
leaning upon the arm OF her brother. Mr..
Cecil Mosby, assembled the aisle, and was
met nj the foot oi the clIancel stcps by the
groom, who was attended by Mr.. Jeptha
fowlkos. Tho Rcv. William Klein opened
the service which was taken mp aud con.
cuded by the Rev. DIR. Gco. q. Harris, in
a most impressive way. Tho bride was
clad IN close lifting, decolleic dress Of
crupo de chine. over which fell In simple
folds n tullo veil, scarcely conccaling the
lovely shape and features. Prof. Levy
rendered the mnnhauscr march as the
couple proceeded from the church.
The bridal couple, accompanied by
the Immediate relatives Of both
repaired IN the brides residence and thee
extended sinccr congratulations. A hasty
change and they proceeded 10 the &. & o.
depot Tor q trip 10 eastern points
Both OF the parties have been known M
leading members Of the social world,
though their presence has not actively
graccd Il for quite period.
They enter upon their new life with all
the sincere and hearty wishes Of host Of
friends.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
MA.SON,S NOMINATION.

The writer returns thanks ~ THE APrEAL for the
kindly remarks and approval OF points well taken
Ia our article on the action Of the Democratic
Executive Committee In regard to II. NJ. Mason.
You, however dissent from the remedy proposed
How, then are the Democratic party "a he rachcd2
So long ~ they trust the management Of the party
10 rings the party itself Is evidently only TO he
reached by defeat They will then see the i'm
portancc Of putting at the helm true representa-
tive men, aud not the representatives OF rings
DO you refer me 10 the primaries They are n
farce. ~ conducted. without law. run by the TX.
ccu,iyc Committee Deputy Sherins aud whisky
ring. Anybody from any ward tan vote In any
precinct II he votes right" There moy be ma.
jorty Of legal yotcn In any wnrl poll their votes,
bnttbey are Oyorrun by Illegal votes IRON other
wards.
Who Il responsible for this Evidently the BEN.
ocmtic Executive Committee, who appoint the
Judges and the party that appoints them; In other
words. the Commit &c elect the delegates nj the
primary, and the Delegates NJ the convention elect
the Executive Committee. This j. one ring. OF n
wheel within wheel, aud the Democratic party
n body know II, but are alruid To tackle H.
You are outspoken aud nobly dcnounce the
wrong what good does II do The County Court
ring leads the van aud the abblc follow their lead.
"a. between these two rings, the Democratic party
NJ shelby must go to dcfcat and disgrace. unless
they take speedy action 10 correct these abuses aud
rctaiu the good will and fricndship of those who
would gladly lead them 60 an honorable victory
We must bc united on honorable terms with fair
representation or no To pieces
osg WHO KNOWS
There is great deal OF truth in what
our correspondent says in the above. II
Is the scramble between the rings, that
today, as always, threatens tho integrity
aud success Of the Democratic party But,
~ the immortal Lincoln was wont to say
II will not do to swap horses crossing Il
stream. II will not do 10 apply correct
i've for any and all evils In party manage
ment or party abuse in front Of the polls
and in inca OF the common enemy
II is unfortunate that there should
bc any ground Tor complaint, hui
Il would 10 still more unfortunat,
II q louder complaint is heard on
election day, complaint Of defeat
As We have already suggested to con,
Who Knows, ho and his friends hay,
their remedy in choice Of magistrates Ia
tho Fifteenth District. They need moi
and ought not to vote for Mason. lie is
not, the County Executive Committee
authorizes us TO say, their nominee
for magistrate. They arc in no
way responsible for him, did not nominate
him, nor did they have amy idea Of nomi.
mating him. They rcpudia;c him. Zone
Who Knows" can, therefore. dismiS.
Mason from his mind as the Democratic
nominco for Magistrate in The Fifteenth
district. As TO our correspondents com.
plant Of ring fixing, we ask him as aloyal
Democrat, TO POSTPONE It's farther consid.
Grafton TO u more convenient season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
rrrnrn senator Morrill, or senator I'd.

EIrnER senator Morrill, or Senator I'd.
munds confessed TO Mr.. Foster, Pn,silcr !
Of the Republican League, that the high
tariff policy Is policy in the interest Of
the manufacturers who make fortunes
every year whom times are prosperous"
And The Nrr rort ErRiag Pos states that
IL Is notorious that protected manuiactu.
rcrs themselves admit the truth Of all this
when they arc talking no, for publication,
and Il is equally notorious that the hope Of
Republican success in the pending cam.
paign is based upon the theory that the
manufacturers can irightcn and force their
employees into voting more lat to the en-.
ploycn. The yell Of FREQ tndc' and the
threat Of loss Of employment are the
weapons upon which most reliance is
placed"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
Fatally stabbed M. wiz.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 81. Tack
LOWS probably fatally stabbed his wife
this afternoon because she would not 90
homo With him. lie has been bru,ally
treating her, and she left him several DAYS
ago. Today he found her in smother
house and tried 10 persuade her 10 co
home with him. Shc refused aud an MI.
icrcation onsued. lie jcrkcd ont a knife
and inflicted a horrible wound in her
throat, which Is thought 10 be fatal. lie
is in Jail.