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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
WILL RESUME WORK.
TIE Northsrn Illinois Miners
Strike Eade1.
y AGREEABLE COMPROMISE glDE.
B8th sldss ss4ks CoHesssioDs ~ tas Joiss I
Ceafsrsass, aaa Al tAs Mace
s4ss hose ~ n. A. seStt AEs
- BE 0psn@1 a. oaes.



FoIfzT Ia sept Tas cen,srsurs e
trs coal miners an1 zeal operators he'd
1s.s Monday afre -noo4 resulted in l1s sst-
te4-nr ~ t1e wage tfa-D-es tarol gAcat
the Northern iIlnois hells. ana a. e4l = Ie
sumption of ~ork. except ~ The
mtles of " l. sco1t. is certain 1hs
opers tcTs a. ~ Sbom ssrs represented G
oaEIilg Ar oco-E gave tAsiE ulum1s4m
About p. Ca alter Two hours executive
ssssloA IneIr teEas we're a reduction q
"a cents . toa ~ els sulI "a company
s-oTs orders. q Tecacaon cr % Per
csnk In tool s1ArrsHiug Ia al
The hslcs except Sgre~IoE Aad tie
sals OF coal "a the miners AZ
tns cost Of pattug II on the cara Tie
miners considered the proposition un-i-
sccs p it The SoTkmen desired. m al
dition the item or rent free during the
strike and no victim:zing On going . N0rl~
The operators refused % embody these
points IA ths agreement. bat said private y
10 tie miners lAat the result would be as
desired
The miners adopted resolutions calling
upon tas people 70 stand by TIE miners A.
Ia sale aud Spring saliey-nr. scott >
mines-and asking Governor Iifer 20 issue
a proclamation asking the people 20 aid
tho destitute families OF those miners The
resolutions also thanks tho public Tor Hidiu <
the relief committee and the orlce-s or the
union for their faithful services They
also thank the Governors commission and
Hon Frank Iawler fcr their efforts Ia their
behalf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04


ness. The plate holder was charged v.b
new plates, ard after much focusing and
posing be retired . The clothes press 70 DC
vclop the Photograph # he wife. After
due time in retirement be emerged. this
time in triumph, and held Up n the n-rbt
the result Nrs. DeNun looked over his
shoulder
"what IS =. knorew''' she sskcd, rather
amazed at the object 90 the glass
What Il iff" repeated hcr lord. ss be
eyed IL critically. ''why. ii's picture of you
cant you seer
VIA -a-tf"
'Yca. Of course 81 it Wasn't you r. front
Of the carersf how could 81 be sry ore
elsel You 6i8n't think ii vas hsFrie. the
csok. did you E'
''Oh. you mean. borrio man. That is rot
ne look 10 fhst tthlnFi u isn't me. -
row. and you're iust 10 mean for any thing
with your cd thing I viii Dot stay in tie
house. and WITH tears ste picked up The
baby ard took tee-llno fcr her m0fher's
y hsf 81 h0ur DrMDn fafher-in-iaT
came over with = vague ides - tho troubis
aid q stout cane. BE osugtter hs5 beer
abused and be wanted sn e1plarsfion and
wanted y cri~k BeNun showed hin tie
picture snd tried - s1plsin
tYou pretend 81 say that this "a q picture
of w rirl' a fhrF viih head I've that
~ g. ard rs~sf Young mar. you're .
liar anf -vlth ftaf he slammed fhs rrerd-
frrrersfIvs sra. rrf the VA srd broFe it
ir bis cara J want you - understand
thsf ny 6surffer shsN rot I've " III such
q fsi-f ss von are 1.o he sbook his 90
under DsNzr rose and vsrtsvsy ~ mad
a. 9 March hare
usEan svert ID. rsf slor. Ths psxt
ron N - q es-~i y 81 Traces 70 tis pho
torrsnt aprarsrns 80 hur.blv beVgs5 re
wifss ~ -60r prom isifs no ~ pfotoFrsut
az uo-s T'hotoEr~p5inF foy 10 far 10 "a
stl ssrs - fhs 0ld sisEd.E X Col ia, IN
7ex2s Sffaugs.
TsvT ours~fis Fs a. rrcsnoeso~rt
lamp vss ~ I'D condition sft>- - %
-r--s
Frz Erglsno fsctnry cpsrsti~es v,rKss
frou ~ r. fc 81 r thfrt7 yssrs sFo
~ Coun~r P1rs. Is tv~o-sto~r noess
va ban erfirs - . sendsv
FrFDLsS - rssr veguss.b.s S. -
fer oo1e 81 saekr1es.
FsE~Ysx 7reors. VII ~ - rnsus s~rs.
q = - ara zHrnstl-E
s1NE - 3 Fsus stone -cuts@rs hs-s
ss.za6 tts demand fsr -
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
CRACK HORSES SOLD.

High Prices Paid at sheepshead Bay for
Several Noted Racers, Among Them
Proctor Knott. HIndoocraft and Como
tc-Taw.
NEW YORK. Sept "A large crowd at
tended the sale Monday OF ScogQan a Bry-
ants horses. which took place in the pad
dock at Sheepshesd Bay previous TO the
racing. Among the horses sold were the
following: Proctor Knott TO W. A. Faires
sl7 100. Hindoocraft TO r. r. Tomkins. Gil. -
100. Come TO -Iaw to " Kellar. $3.50;
Uncle Bob TO NJ Kellsr, 81 $50. Robin Hood
TO X Porter Ashe. 81 acc; Bettins to W. A.
FAIRIES. q. 200 Altogether thirteen head Of
horses belonging 10 scoggan Bryant
were sold for sfs,l ,lss Aftergthe sale II was
ascertained that Proctor Knott vas pur-
chased by Ar. Faires in the interest of
Scoggan Bros. There were several other
lots sold OF which the 5es. was Mrs George
I. Lorillard's Prince Geo.Ec TO 5 W Street
for - 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
AN ELIXIR OF DEATH.

A Weil-Known Resident OF Cleveland
Dies from the Effect of Injection OF
Brown-ssquar6's Preparations.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept "A Leader spc-
cial from Dayton, O., says: Samuel G.
Showalter died at the hospital here Mon
day. He had been suffering with rheuma-
tisn and was induced 10 try an injection OF
the Brown-Sequard elixir. After taking /,
his case became aggravated, and he grew
weaker and weaker in spite OF the best
medical attention His right leg from the
knee down began decaying, great pieces OF
rotten flesh being cut off Showalter was
a weil-known man OF this city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
rnrAsuRE ii - g.

s,-.-.ss-,. .s - srot Wher- W'rteruv-'- :
=. s-,-.s-a e, sav- Hitden Frrssu-s
v-r.n r--r., 80 ooo.ooo - ss''-a'e go
-. v.--r Sa~t "A CirT of Nextc0
- sa~.- Extensive excavations sre
- -,..sa a. -re suburban town II
-, .s = riace wing On the cnt-
-. ,f .ha wsfterasss anew - the
- .r ssorv -raund vstch IN far11ez
-. -. -,tsd a. asuns - rr'zsnes
- = .~en nov couatsrsd - r-s0f- .''
... -sa~arsars when rursp'd -
- tr.sf-a TIE chiecs - -
~-,.~.tfous which - ne'aS
...s,ris+irns. is. Z r,sstfte, p r.
- .-..surss sf xold ard is~e.s -
- -. = as~s seen sidden - -.
- Noutszurus As tas ~'e "
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
IN THE LAWS GRIP.

An Indiana Legislator and a Woman un-
der Arrest for Violation of the Pension
Laws.
IyD1ASAPoIIs, Ind, Sept 3.-Lee F. VIII
son member Of the Legislature from Shell
by County. and Jane Fox, of Cynthia, the
same county. were arrested Monday by a
Deputy United States Marshal and brough.
to this city charged with violating the pen
sion laws Both parties waived prelimi-
nary hearing and were bound over to court
in tho sum of s. 900 each The affidavit
upon which the arrest was made
charges Wilson with having made affidavit
before The circuit court that the woman
was never really the wife OF Fox, with
whom she lived some years until his death,
and that the children born TO them were
iilegitimate. Upon the facts set forth the
pension duo her by the death of her first
husband Oliver snyder. a Union soldier,
was renewed by the department. and Mrs
Fox received 81 200 back pay.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

briefly stating, "fholegfepa caMer-
a paoisE r@ss calscTa a exclaimed l.e
ht le Nslfe, what o. e@r - arr yo- g-.ae %
c. Allh ih4st'
Fake p.clares, q course % you srp
pase q s-.oot ia1eS, p~mp WISER lr uaw
lie lawn WIZ i.f I've aecsdea ta8l we aro
spon4ing lo4 lse1 no.ey every ve-r ier
rao.ogr-phs e. sea ald the b4Uy and ia-
tend 70 savclf besides HWla he nice a. have
some p.clures 81 tAe house ~ soad ~ oar
frleDck
..That'l Re )cst ,oyely." exclaimed Mrs
y ..And c1r soa rea .r take pictures w 4
mat fhinsf ICltn't EHew You anew bow 10
take plclures haen d.e sou io1raf'
.JGsl Es4se o Lille pauence end / Win
proxe 10 yol taat s-n lake pictures wlin
that thac 20 previous knowledge is
NECESSARY. l0tf lave = book q inSirIeuons
that came A.i.a tAe machine thai te-s a.
about how ~ oQ g."
Ia liite wife hurried up lurch and M
DeMuu partsok - IS holding "Ine ANA.
tsurs Gu.de ~ Photography "A one l-Ha
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
kILLEo er ELECTRIcITY.

D. A asarf str4ek Ds-a Ia Nss Ycrk
~ "a Aitara.ti@< EarrsAs - O4s Tnsa-
szaa E.lts-
NxE Tozz. sept 3 Darstn A H-ary.
sgs1 .. So ~ szIlss + AslEF s4geria-
- 4dsaL q tEs Standard LL1ergr cable
Company ~ F1-lse -Ig 2. a11 lil-ss-r s-EsE-
iasends4L II construction To- rhs EasE fiF.
sr ElzcErfe lghs Company was Instantly
kiils1 AoldAg ~ electricity Ia tbs COM
Dauys fzc-sry n hsnEy ezs ELL "a. z
"a a step p-lal1sr arEzlzi = seDs Eire Ga
s4itca- hoard az TIA ums y B.
sellssed as missed lid foonng ~lila
% tAs !4cdsr 4n1 eaugh- lol1 0i
ia sHss Wills trying - steady hi1-
SCI IL - said ths sAOck was from
an Alternating current OF l. 600 volta The
nesh on ais right h4a1 and hngers va.
oGras1 u ths bona His LETT hand Va,
slightly sc0schsd aad oa his lsfE elbow
there Sos ths imprint OF . wire Efforts
were mAts 0y physicians 20 resuseitate
Rlnl IA vain
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
MONTANA'S AWFUL FIRES.
Another Town Completely Destroyed
Several Lives Undoubtedly Lost,

Another Town Completely Destroyed
Several Lives Undoubtedly Lost,
GREAT FALLS, ~ T., sept 3-The town
OF Barker was almost totally destroyed by
FIRE Sunday which started 10 miners
camp and swept up the valley, burning all
the eastern portion OF the camp. II is sup
posed that a man named Ellis, his wife anc
four children lost their lives. There are
also three men missing and they We're un-
doubtedly burned 70 death
Barker is the business center OF the en-
tire Barker district and is about sixty-five
miles southeast of Great Falls The min
eral deposits are GU both the east and west
sides OF the camp, the burned portion be
ing on the east side of the creek. where
most OF the business was dono. The place
will DO at once rebuilt
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

CLEyELASp. O.. Sept 3-The German Ro-
man Catholic convention met Monday with
zoo delegates present representing 439
organizations In twenty-six States
with 1895 members. IL was reported
that there Is 800 900 In the treasury.
Two hundred dollars was sent 70 the Pope
BY cable. Protests submitted by the Mil
waukes delegation against the Bruno dem
onstration IN Rome and the frequent
charges that Roman Catholics are disloyal
% the country in which they live were re-
ferred 20 the executiye committee.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

DrER PARK. Nd, Sept 3-Tbe Presden
Monday received a dispatch from exon
gresham John T. Thomas declining to
accept the position Of United States Com
missioner on the Venezuelan mixed claims
commission. The place was at once ten
dercd 70 ex-Congressman John Little C..
Ohio who has accepted It. Senior De An
drGde has been appointed as venezuelan
member OF the commission In place OF tb'
former appointea
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
Two caiifornia stage. Rohb.d.

SAN FBA~cIsco sept 3 Wells Fargo 4
Co. have received iDformstion that two of
their stages were Tohbed-one az Bodie and
the other a Forest Hill. Cal IN both cases
TIA birhwav7nan secured the treasure
boxes containing a few hundred dollars,
but did not molest the passengsrs Os1cers
are in pursuit of the robbers
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04


and repeating between moutbiuls such
words as 'pyro. hypo," "hydroEnono, ~
etc, which wege IS good as Greek 20 bis
wife and baby After lunch The clothing
was bundled OF q The large clothes press.
and that cid duty for DARK room in which
Mr. DcHun ptffcrrled his preliminary
cher1lcal experiments. rs wife wanted 10
90 ia and zee hiui 30 II. but be refused her
an entrance Every thing ready, Mr.. De
Nun proceeded wits considerable flourish
20 arrange his son aud her on the center
table IN proper pose. For wonder tie
infant did not object, aud the motions Of
taking photo were gone through with.
"Now. my dear. ia q few moments I will
show you the finest negative of that child
you ever saw" remarked Mr. DeMun as he
retired 10 hls dark room. Mrs. u. waited
and waited. while at intervals smothorcd
noises came from the clothes press. Finally
he returned 10 daylight, but there was no
look Of triumph On his face the Plate that
he held up 20 Inc D ght was dead black.
There Is something wrong here / did
just as the book says, these plates are no
good "
What are the platesi" asked his wife
"The p'atcs' Why. the plates are pieces
Of glass ike this that the negatives are
taken on"
''Were these plates in that little box ,hs;
you laid OF the tablcf'
"Nes -
"Tncn guess thcy were COOS ! looked
al them and they looked al right
''Oh, you looked AZ them, old your Thought
that you'd kind q inspect them. hey, Wen,
you can gamble that they we're good aftcr
you looked a. them. Don't you know that
you spoiled the whole lot by opening the
box in the light, Some womens curiosity
would stop train''
The little wife cried some az this, and the
indignant husband went down town after
moro plates. When he returned he was in
good bumor again and offered 20 take 9
photo Of bis wife % maze Up for bis cross
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

LoSDos. sept 2-Nichssi Davits write.
O. ths Pa Nal Gsserts denounciux the
s5an3onsneae - single plank - -hs
soms-ruie platform FOR mess of Catholic
university pottezs He declares that ne
stsnd saken upon this question. together
VITA khs vnoe n ths lrish members On N.
rrvaz xrsnts forms a very serrT exhibition
~ parliaueutarT op-ortunisrn
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

NEW YORK. Sept The chemical trad.
Is much agitated over the formation Of .
combination OF thirteen acid manufacturer
~ New York and vicinity. who virtually
control the manufacture and sale Of acid 10
this market IT IL impossible 70 give an
estimate OF the aggregate capacity Of these
works but they ire probably tho largest in
the country and control completely all the
acid produced in this 50 ction
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
oov.rnor Lowry ouiet. Matters.

NEW ORLEANS, sept "A Jackson Miss. }
special 70 the Picayune says that Governor
Lowry arrived there from Greenwood Mon
day morning by special train. Before lie left
Greenwood he prevailed upon the armed
whites who had assembled there to return
% their homes instead o. carrying out their
intention OF going TO the scene OF the
threatened race war
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

g.. LOUIS, Sept 3--In the United States
Circuit Court Judge Thayer rendered de-
cision that the counterfeiting OF the union
label used on cigars can not be prevented
or punished The ruling Will affect tho
cicar-raakers' organization in the United
States and Canada. it is claimed. very seri-
ously, as it practically decides that their
label is Of no value whatever.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

Being well preserved, she was a hearty
participant and the probability is that she
will live several years vet She has buried
two husbands and eight of eleven children.
Those living lal widows) are Lucinda
Beeson of De Soto, Ia Sarah Fleming, of
West Lebanon, Ind, and Arminda Lam
bert. OF Bethel. with whom she lives
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

PlRfs sept the ADti-Aicoboi con-
rress p AZ passed = resolution - ths efec,
that The governments ot TIE world ourbi
70 bs asked 70 place pTobibitivs duties On
alcohol and 20 eKsnpt tea coffee. .tc..
from custons ttst-srics show thsf the
consumption 81 alcohol doubled n Trsnos
between 1875 ard ess
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

81 PETEsrvRs sept "A part of The
railway tram on which the shah of Per-
So vas travelling through Russis on bis
journey housward vas thFown from the
track hT = broken raI nesr the city 81 Bar
in PodoGs Monday None ~ The parry vas
seriously iri1rsf sn1 a. we're safely con
vsysd % J. f7anet al
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

age .4ry stesl-d flcu L-klsc Lfsl-
ry "a cypress Blt co rot te-
leFe W. see t14i 1aQrf c-yt
Tor wlAs tas 4s4i o. Uy s4--sros =
r.-Ser.ny. tie hope % Irel.H1s .ln---a -te
freedom IS .sssel * dsy ~ dsy. DIV sen has
uess lgauE's ed up.on for lls views On siis shts
~ f-e fr.5L l.9. and fly hear la- IL u i"F
every insult te aas received NnIc 4e - .ui-
ierHe mariyrdoll aoroa1 an es.as tratep.ra
upon - hccle a ctria.a lal y ~ a. 20
nIast NJ reputation. Ter he has laSilrtca
lawsuit ara.u>L Ter he recovery
of sum of money whoa 90 nol
owe ava. T1ss las Eeces stated @ great ce4.
u LATER en- ly part anc las raiaed 10y eoLst.-
tution. Eef oges siK mcntls h-fe .sel over
hauling v4lers ard documents WASH have
1een ac--fn.- t.-g auoaE riieeu years. llaro
g11e througs every one q taos, papers
tfgee tines auc my eyesigtt has
nren rulrer. I can no, see any more.
aud although it IS Eeoessary Tor nc 10 go
over lLe papers again 4 can rot co y. The
asTVes % my eyes are burning ahd fear
lat william . short lime ! shall bo totally
aInt. 3! iay eyes are not closed forever
before ttGt time comes. Toe wofs must lie
Goae however FOR there are cerfsin papers
which must be fou1a before tAe stand
wh "a hare taken IN this lawsuit may DC
y.ualcar-g."
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
A Pioneer Dead.

Kansas CITY. No. sept al s McCoy
one of the pioneers Of the West died non
day &c his home in this CITY. -ged & a.
moved here from bis birthplace near Yi..
ceunes lad In is.a. and was one Of tn
members OF the original town company
The FIRST load Of merchsndise brought q
Kaness City wss consigned 70 him. aud b
huilt the frat brick houee N the city %
1-tl Re also made the original s1rvey o
Fort IsavenwoTth. Kan
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept 3-Pstitions are
being circulated FOR signatures IN the low
o.. o. tobacco counties of Maryland for the
repeal OF the tax OF tobacco They are be
ing signed by hundreds. aud with a ~ mid
able list Of Figners will be laid before the
next Congress Similar petitions arc being
circulated IN Virginia and North Carolina
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

PrrTssuEGH, Pa. sept 3-The Keys
Creek Lumber Company of Normal. Ky, ,
has concluded negotiations with tho Bank
OF Commerce OF this city for the purchase
OF ali the poplar trees on 72.000 acres lying
along Beaver creek. a tributary Of the Big
sandy river in kentucky.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
An .boI,tiontSt Reunion.

BosroS. Sept. 3 3-Areunton OF Abolition
fists wil be held September 3 in fremont
Temple 20 celebrate the anniversary Of
ths issuing OF the emancipation prOclsma-
ton one thousand Invitations have been
sent out to antl-slayery men throughout
the country
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
70 Has Been Increased During the Last
I've Msnths the sum OF Sz.Oot,OOA

I've Msaths the sum OF s7.o9a0o2
NAsHrssros, sept 3-Tho public debt
statement issued from the Treasury De-
partment shows an increase OF the debt
during thu month OF Sd. .07o. os2 During July
past ths increase In the debt amounted 10
si,W7,Sli. thus making the increase
IN tho the debt for the two months
OF tho current fiscal year. s709i, 003 The
bonded Indebtedness has been reduced
SIC. 2po, 0o0 during the past month and now
amounts 20 ss73. SIS 3o2 The net cash or sur
plus in the Treasury amounts 10 $4S 4s9, =
900, or 81, ,357, 80 less than a month ago
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

FoEI WILLIAM HESET. s.ake George. Sep.
& The Sherman House situated on french
Point near the Narrovs. burned to tbs
ground earlv Monday morning The msin
building cosld aocomBodste about 80
guests There were fifteen in the house
when the FIRE broke out e. OF whom got
out In safety The loss is about &c. 900; in-
surance. $500
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
TREASURER LoFrlN's MISTAKE
tie Accepted Bad Paper, bat Msst he
place 10 with Coed Money.

IsDrAsrAoLTs, lad sept s 3-County
TfsasuroF-eisct Ostsrman Will take charge
OF ais once on Wednesday ans will req quire
a casa settlement with Treasurer LOttln
When the latter took the ONCE two years
ago 10 accepted about 800 Oo IN paper
from his predecessor and L0ftin has lost
heavily owing 70 his Inability 10 collect the
notes One or the notes Was on John r
sullivan tho deranltlng county clerk, fer
sl3 zoo. and this has proved an entire loss
After being IN tho Cftico two years and
paving out every thing DO had 10 make up
Tor the bad paper received from his prede-
cessOr. Lottin vii have 10 borrow ga, 90
"a erdsI 20 seEtle with OsIernAn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

HsE A.fe - sls@iy eet soEsiy k@eaas
A1aF-A F&thxtic >feg1.
AEW tekE cee. A-1Fs ie14 StsNs Al
fsrasli .s se~.s ovng ot o-d age sne -
attending lsar-t-iss al t0lcsutessn. \.
4as -1e.efs ssy l1at 1er aays sre Tsst col2
iag e. . e. ose lis fArlsl w. taan7 al
aeE 4ot1s Ne11aY ls tesb-s oQ1airiea hat
s1e forces falrt sEli-e when iEfor1ae4 y
tas r4lasr of nsr 1esiA sic said
E- am r-t 4e-1 t4l -fllg ul e =
s-.s.s -1t s1rs.. se-lEz s~sy. SIS re-l ze
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
e. Hana-.a 30 Isirtr-sl. IA-.. -,

LorDor. sept "a ever. shocf -
esrfhorsKs vss srp.risnosd n Err.roap
Nonds~ The llags d ERntRort tss b-er
irruIfef in ava On. kzn1rsc arc thirty-
az Ives wers lost
IEa th.r8 tri6Te acress -. Ohio rivsf
l.s1frr from Cs1cl,nsu ~. K-rtrckv vss
0-.~-ss sH,rds~ fo7 r1hlie t-sv.l Ths
H~st rss 49, sEsp%n nE'on sriorr - Co~frT-
t1r tss ssro1d % NsVT.rt rsfsY -
h4i5es .ssSf-z - N@-reTt Tns .thlrd - =
rsrf % 80 ~ frsoF. tplit tfr tes Cs-ss-
resk. ohio T2ros1 sos rups frsr
lard srs snftb Esx..x oncsnnsfl. - Gov.
srFrra
Thsrs IA Bothf1s ~ wsicA - 40 a.
lit-ersl s< s&rice
Ire aes5-e - spp>~v-e r - wise
sitter Eee-1<s evE scopz4zs sa
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

GFT7Tsrups. Pa. sept 3-Th. Nfns-
t@snfh penDsrivsnia Foaftk ks~ Tort
Csvs'rT sn6 Tenth Ns~ Iork fnfsntrv on
Monday de6icst~d rosuorisls on the bsttis
sd General sxsfcisss v.rs ssss he'd IN
ke co1rf house
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
PASSED The CENTURY mARk

sophia Lawrence Celebrates the tooth
Annisersary of Xer Birth at Bethci.
Ind.
RIcHHoSp, Ind, Sept 3-Ths lC1th an
niversary OF the birth OF Sophia Lawrence
was made the occasion OF a public cbserv-
ancc az Bethel, the county seat, Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

w.w VeEx. sepe S-pes'srs n Ficrid.
-..~~.s ram Brston. Faiateinhis ard
..eher cities net asrs vith che New Tors
49,. Norda7 snd crEan-red an s=socis-
80. - rafte wifh -bs Erewers 20 conrrol
- -rade and prices n flcrida fr1is
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

- TcaNs. n =. sept E-The cathoii,
~.ehsdrsl ss Harbor G-sce vss discovered
a. h. sn frs ssriv Nosisr morning md
fssrfte a. sF0r-s ~ ssve 70 is was burned
q the ground The icss ls placed at e. 50. p
osa rn which shere .s no insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

CsRTEaoz uL sert CsftA ars d~fn9
IN th. ric nit7 - Is ss C'tv Hs1-ock
Comfy o. strange disease The~ become
stfa in The bln1g larters end so1eeniv drop
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

PrrrsBrEaH. Pa. sept 2-cuiy one wiz
d0w glass firm Chambers r XcEes. of
jeanette have signed tbs scale. snc as tas
tine given them bT the worAIcn has
passed b. Is expected that general strike
,..rf "a ~~rr-aT
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

WATERLOO. Ia, sept 3-The case Of NJ
= Billings for the murder Of Kingsley was
on Monday called and set for trial next
Friday. Judge Ney will hear the case.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

PHutDErpHrA. sept 2-Hiluam r Lad
Wig one ~ ne foremost business men and
philanthropy sts o. this city Died NondsT
morning aged CD NJ LndwE -. for
many yssrs tns head of the T-goods fTn
q LGdriS Knesdler 4 60.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

Paul O. Branch. a prominent attorney,
and Frank Dudley. a business man. were
killed IN a runaway accident al Evansville.
Both were drunk
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

- 81 lows lbs osr-
a. an gan boat " II
GrFlsed Ia TIE Eel p0f
GA tie dfleIneou II
August a. Nasn ths
vessel esLue 20 a. h0I
hahstCa WEs se G n
standing o. the deck
TIE n4g II The re-
tue1llss -cEEEt'A Wa
a. once hois-eG On
SHORE. asa I G aFty
c3eeIs were glysc -
the America aud IN
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
A NEGATIVE
TIE Story of an Amateur Fhotos-
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hang Jz1nu.y from
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-27
Picked Up at Sea.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 26.--Ihe
pilot boat Edmunds reports she picked
up a clinker.built boat in good condition
marked on the port bow with Con,
serya." The boat was picked
40 off Fenwick's island, and in
il were four oars lashed, a
new painter and new line, on each end
egerything being covered with fish oil,
including the ropes. The boat was
landed at Cape May.
The piloi-boat Bayard reports, that
on March 23d, of Fenwick's Island
lightship, bearing about northwest by
north, distant twelve miles, she passed
the half of ships whale boat cllnker'
built, which looked as if she had been
run into and split It had new painter
attached to it, also a log line aad reel
which we're tsken out by the pilot.