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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

THrScTss 1orlse Hxbe chapel were
seated Upon reaching tie chapel tle
Queen Wa escorted 10 THE seat prens0 i
for her "a lile The other Tova pt-serasas
tool seats Oh either eide 0f Sac altar
The farl of fIfe. who wss ailfe5 fn e.
highland costume. and wore The Garter
q tie Duns. accompanied tY hls
Froonsman. NJ Nor&so iafsuhaf. took
his position al tie Altar lsis and
waited the coming q his b1de The
Prince o. Wales with The bruce and
ISinccssos Victoria anc Maud ~ Wales aud
members az the household. arrived ft The
palace Just before noon Iley were re-
cefved by the Lord SteWlid aud con-
Quoted 10 the Bow hbfuy. vlers
tie bride was Joined bv tae bI.tos-
snsids who were lrncesses Victoria
aud MAUD 81 wales Princess Louise 90
scAlesweig -Hoisteln. Princess Victoria ~
schleewcie- Hoistein Princess Victoria ~
Teck. Counties FeoaoTo Ole.chen. Countless
Victoria 0leicbor and Countess Helena
Clelchen. The bridal party then proceeded
10 tho chapel
The bride xore p duohesse dress ~ white
satin. with q flowing tssin q, wac tflmmcd
with grange blossoms She also wore a
wreath uf orange blossoms and pcini-ce-
Gaze vail
The bridesmaids wore dresses % blush
pink faiile and carried bouquets ~ p.nk
roses Tho cicrgymcn ofaciatinF vere Tie
Archbishop OF Canterbury. TIE Bishop ~
London. the Dean ~ Windsor domestic
chaplain 10 the Queen Rev D , herscy.
domestic chaplain 10 TIE Prince 81 Nalos
anG Rev ] Jcigumoutb Shore
Tie Prince of Nelea gave away the bride
choral service vse sang lv t1f choir -
The Chapel Royal st JaHes feature oi
The service wHf The tngirg oi - special
anthem entitled. 80. Perfect Love com
poseo ~ Nr Joseph BsIntv
hany Il .be Ministers were present Nr
Gladstone Vas also among the cacats
The Queen wore 0rcss of blbcf procace
HeF Majesty appeared 10 be in eaoeIi,nt
health and fpirits
Tie Princess 81 Nsiss Wa sfefso a
pcari-crav fatin. broostec tslth silver Nrf
Royal highnets siso Nole . aers o. ola
mouus
After the benedici<oB had been pro.
noanced the Queen kissee Tie bride rll
cordially gTeetea the groom Krf
The wedding presents received hs Prime
cess Louise q Wales we're displayed &c
Marlborough house FRIDAY The t0tai valus
Is Ei5a010 The Jewels alone are valued
az Gl2q COO Ers EscksT sent q pufr u
turq uois an1 diamond pendant ear riuss
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
srEKINo ffrRcY.
Brs Earprr ssks President unrrfso.
10 Frrfon Hef uosbs.d Doomed
kru. 81 A.rfsr...s g 49,. .-t.f..a

hrs. Earprr ssks President Harriso.
10 fnrfen Her Husband Doomed
fona~-. ssnfsurs fosnrnufsd.
DrEf fsEr Md July l1 The Tresidept
took action n unique caee FRIDAY sffer-
uoon Ihe Attorney General brought "a p
MIN from astIrs fou she TaEers of f'ne
.smef tae lnltan woman Tho comu d. q
murder ira 5oft snItb Ak b8t h8l been
seateuced to lang July but ale vatfe-
pI1efsd AFTER going inio tbs csst pretty
thoroughly ftf President certn1ftf h,r
sentence ~ gfitonnenf Tor ffr
gerrsc tf8f t1e rres rsnf ~ss caf'es
upon ~ use mercy fowar5 . women Ia
TIE fret the woman sslec htr own fifs In
TIE second tbs so0eht sc freedom - AZ
others nrs = J. Harrrf. wife - fis
frnlrisoned FIDELITY FsDk rfesiaerf
ves tne second wcrntn rtr came
from Cincinnati Yhrrr1Tv night with
= narav. Gofefror fofefers
sget father ir isv snf 81 ~ rBrtrs fe-
quest gave hfr fer moments tax SO
raTers haze been srbuIIt.ef - vet 81 fhs
President oe tas rase rri Ms Hsfffr
only ~ le5 un0n fiir - $50 hiu - rif-
her huftar aass Som. attention Whna
f.atine no promise ~ rsroou tse iresl-
DER st11 b. would ufEe . tto1caab -
syff frafIor ~ fhr rnse
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

reeag E&ias toa1sss<s - rss Aarder ~
tlls F@tAsE AS A~thsr ~ Clzs tez Ss1a.
-. IA
AAsoS ClIr. u g1e e = Ussze.24y
nixkt l&s. Il 81 tes.1s1ss. C.ss.sa Cosuts.
Wesley Elkias 11- 1s-ls ne-s t44a 81
wears of aFs laoE1sEea Ais fstser an1 step
15l@eF At1sr eolal2lltt1s tba cxla-e he
-o4k lis lnfl-f sister "a seaFE1zsre 4ze drove
to-F 1ilss o. tcs aesTss asig teeg report
snZ g2zt ke k4d discovered MS pzEsl-s aalsr-
ceze4 as sea tq preserve 1ls eaa a1e Is
sister -4ls lh4fsIag 1s c9riszss1 1ll2-
SCI t1s l4rEsci-ie.
IA tAs bo4se res.ds4 John kiklnS aged
A. 1is si-s HATTIE Lk.as assd -. a. in-
f4nL c2-g1tsG au1 tas bos Wesley. 1be
aREl &c ,ae mlrder ~ kAias b.s ~ds
anl bats oec4pisa rae bad r9e1l while Mes-
icy ~4nled % sesp in l1s barn ia tae
sasEc4ax the frIg1ua4y mA4sleG bodies =
&f 4nd Ms kiktas were foanc GA tAs bed
Ine former has been shog through ths
head. While The latter ka1 been beaten
- death VITA . ciah EeE hes6 mas
cTUehe4 aimCss Into Jelly rs
rooIn presented : terrible sigat. with
= ais and ceilings bs1 and fo0r al be-
spsrtegsd ~iFh blood AT hIs- suspicion
rested upon cousin a. the psrpetrator of
the crime. based princip2lly Apoa evidences
given before the coroners jury ~ ths
u0n sif-confsssed murderer
To Judge Hatch Wesley klEns related
ths story u the crime lie lad Eae some
dl1ealty With MS fayheF The niglt of
the murder BE slept ia the barn Pc
tween and O'Clock be got up
snd went into the house and TOOK down
rifle which was hanging ia ths kitchen.
loaded Il and went into the room where Ills
father. mother and sister we're sleeping
he continued;
4 placed the nuzzle OF the rife near my
fathers head AID seat bullet through his
or9in- Iais frightened uy mother aud
she arose ana l. knowing that was
discovered. went into The kitchen. sei1ea
CLUB. went back into the bedroom.
and killed nay mother ] stald around tie
house about thirty minutes then decided to
arouse ths ueigaoors. ] took the baby from
tho bed, whsro u Jay between rs dead
mother and father, tooh II into the Gdjoinlug
bedroom. removed rs blooc-staincd clothing
sn1 Win u IA my arms went 20 a ue ghbors
and related the crime that hza been commit
ted, bpt shielded myself an guilty OF tbs
crime"
The b0y-murderer bears an Intelligent
look. and many Notwithstanding the con
fession. believe that the story is told 10
shield some one else.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

u. esit 1furt sssri1rs - refrrn Sub
scrfrtons - etoff g. rsr f.~-slt-6 nsia
Awaff b-r of,r,.@nfs
krT fors July 81 The directors - tts
herft American saf roupeav frtapriga
tbF Tnt hcstton e. the following
81 fte $40 frrsrr. .rt.eas fare h-cr rrrV
rrrs-r1s go r tfs Fegrerts .e-re frs
trustees Fec tnat ta-5 49, nn. Iaeffss ia
proceed ff ~ ~ etrIsrf rf fHeres ~
tte rressrf ffrs ~ff~uf frrItff rrrfas.
errt YEA sartt- f<rs srf ferfrrs Trf -
srrrHri ef Hst~ ne-t 30 rf ~ c..f secs -
enc ftisttif tef ftf Herffrs r afF eersr .rr
-sfs trt trr fts r-er t-e.saf ~ -
t1rr srss rt.ers crr 81 frrrf fef.fef s-. ~
nrta tfese rrrn .ff tf eer.f .tf.r
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
POSTMEN'S PAY.
A Letter Carrier Is Allowed Extra Money
Tor Working over Eight Hours DAILY.

WAsIINcToN. July @7-Ihe Post-Oihce
Department has allowed the claim OF Will
lam Tally. letter-carTier Of this city, tor
extra time put Ia by him over eight hours
daily This is important 70 over 900 car
Iiers in the country. The law making
eight hours legal days work for let
ter-carriors welt into effect May 2o, lSSS
bat Is additional carriers we're not pro-
vidod for. the spirit Of the law was vio-
lated rs the carriers were obliged to
work more than eight hours daily Tally
was dismissed last October and at once fled
a claim Tor ~ hours extra work, and II
has been allowed. Hundreds Of such claims
are pending before the department and
VIII probably also be allowed
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
THE LITTLE KANAwHA FLOOD.
Later Particulars Of the Disaster <. Sir
Gus comp%tslSo wreoked-MAnS. Lives

Lost -.
PAKKEEsBuEaa ~ Va, July @ Further
details Of the DISASTROUS food ~ Wit
Cppnty have ,heep received The brother OF
IAomas Hvshes. whose wife and ctil-
dsep sYeSe. dsoWp9d sunday arrived
1'hursddry- hig1t Aftom Pittsbureh,t Fa,,
10 assist in the care of his
brother. who is dying from tn
lurics received Thomas Black, who lived
close 10 the Hughes family, and who was
drowred with his wife, had but recently
been narried The Gregory & D'Alma
circus, which bad begun a tour
throughfthe interior, IVES showing on
Tucker creek when tho cloud-burst
struck that section. The food struck the
show just after the performance began,
and tore the canvas and paraphernalia 70
atoms, utterly wreckipg and running
the whole concern, carrying of.
horses wagons and tents Miss
D'Alma, who performed on the trapeze,
was drowned 1t is reported that some en-
ployes also lost their lives, but the whole
section of country whore the misfortune
occurred is in such state Of confusion that
IL is impossible TO get full particulars
salisbury, on Big Tigart river. is virtually
wiped out OF existence. Loss. s5o,01l
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

thas even took place ~ tie ohspei,
- hlch IL small and the naubes of
guests wac therefore limited Re pri5e
and groom arrived privately The ffiaoess
o. y ales the Crown Pr1ncs ~ ncnmarA.
the King of Greece Prince kiber Victor
6uo Prince George 81 N9ics assembled iu
the Bow library ~ Buckingham tsieos 81
j., ,83 O'Clock anc there awsitto tie -
rival 90 the Queen ffom her private apart
lneuus
Tie bridal party consisting q ttls Prince
~ " sles, Princess lsouiss ana Pfsneesses
Ncioria ana Maud 81 Wales leli
Marlborough House the gesiaenoe az
the Prince of Wales at ID e. p'tiecs
for fucA1reham Palace Notx1fhstan&
ing the rain tie route - TIE paiace
was crowded with spectators There wasa
Sast c0ncourss q people opposite TIE pa
ACE The fflDoe 80 Asisa v ~ eBthusi
ssucAlly cAcered Ga tie arrival In thc
Bow library a The Queen. who vas az.
compAuied by tie Grand Du&s OF Eesse
tie procession 20 TIE chapel vas
formed II comprised the Queen.
the members ~ the Ioyal famllv. eho lad
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
WRECKED BY a CYCLONE.
buildings at Lebanon. Ind, Jnroofed snc
DeIuged with Water-Crops Ruined.

LEBANON. Ind. July IA terrific cy.
clone passed over this city friday The
Witt block, Lanes drug store, Moddy j
Graves block, and the Pioneer printing Of
iice were all unrooied and deluged with
water. Trees, fences. crops, etc, Were
prostra;ed. with much loss
CEAwFoEDsyiILE. Ind. July - The bai
here Friday fell in enormous quantities
drifting afterwasd 10 the depth of foot
Crops are ruined ia the neicAhorhood a1d
many farmers have lost every thing Of the
season : growth
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
NEW ENGLAND INDUSTRIAL FAIR
Bostonians Propose TO Raise a Guaranty
Iuud Of sR.oOO.OOO

BosroN. July "a movement has been
started in Boston with the object Of run
ming big fair in Boston ia lSl2 foy the pur-
pose Of exhibiting New England sindustsial
resources and wealth X Is proposed 10
raise guaranty fund Of s2,o.. J0o and
some of il has already been pledged II i
not intended 20 rival the New York cxhibi-
ton the purpose being merely 10 give New
England boom and 10 bring her resources
into greater prorgruonco
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

wsrrnioo. j.. July 25-The stsgs -
-yate- ID the Csaar river here has been
lowered nearly two feet IN TIE past th-es
dars ana tue mills VII begin using steam
power next week This fall is the greatest
ever known here in 80 short q time. except
agte- q frssbet and su the mills in ttis vi-
cEite ore rauuiac on shCri f'ms There
sss fsen na rain 70 affect tts Iiver ia tlis
serti0n fo- Fix weeks
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

DIS MoTNEs, Ia. July 27-Word was re-
oeived at Nayerly Friday by County At
torney Hazlett that Colonel II Billsnes
had escaped FROM the sheriff of Gary Coun-
~ =. 7 who had him in custodv on a
charge OF perjury committed there recent
w Billings was the defendant in the
Kingsley Billings murder trial and is under
5000 bonds 70 appear at Waterloo next
month for rev frfnl
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

EASsas CIET. No July 27 Two con-
paufes have been formed one In Kansas
city No and the other IN Kansas Ci.v
han.. for the purpose a. reoiaiming 60
acres 81 submerged lands ia TIE M.ssourI
river opposite The two cities TIE value -
the lsnes when reclaimed is estimated a.
60 "a. 90
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

LovDoN. July = John Henry Tuleston.
member Of Parliament for novonport.
gave a dinner IN tho House % Commons
Friday evening O. NJ Robert = Lincoln.
the United states Minister. NJ Clauncev
Depew. Attorney General Webster. sir
James Ferguson. Mr G. T Efchie presi-
dent of tho local Government board. sir
Lyon Iioyiair Hr Labouchcrs and others
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

evening Peter Lynch. aveter'narT surgeon.
was killed ~ Robert Matthews. near Wit
tlesh1rC Matthews took horse 20 Lynch
for treatment Matthews heard that vnch
had poisoned the animal end emrtisd tro
charges of bucxzhot into h.s body.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

NEv YORK. July ~ &C .riren George Fran
cis Train completed Friday what Dr. des. 2
mated his 'one hundred days fact Ac.
co,.linQ 57 his story De has subsisied uran
hsifa pound of chocolsts and milk daily
curing this tire. ard never felt better IN
bis lite re has dropped The uue CITIZEN
and assumed that oi Rev
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

BMTmoRr. Ma. July 21-John Myers
while 40 work on a building Friday. hear-
ii1syt the loxpiosion o. a gasoline stove il the
-hosss run in. raised the fiery burden to
.bis'shoulders and made for the street. the
fluid poUring down his back and arms.
and when he reached place of safety be
was literally roasted and the blood ran in
streams from bis body
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

ISp1ANAro1ts. Ind. July ~ Colonel
Courtland J. Nhitsett prominent ia Iudi-
ana as a member of the Grand Army Of the
Republic and Qusrtermaster-G General OF the
Indiana Department. died IN this city Fri
day He was - years old lie Organized
one Of the tirss g A Z. posts ia Indiana
He was prominent also as q Scottish Kite
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

Fozr HrE0v. Mich Tai7 20 "A p Wslch
associate professor ~ English language IN
the Ohio STATE University. died here Friday.
He vas widely known iu educational cir
c'es as chs auttor ~ several standsr1
works on English literature He vas Sc
v.arz ~f az,
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
The MARKETS.


CHfctco frfv o7
Frorr- MarFef 6ou and uerIecte6 err.rs
patents. si..5 sa75, Wla-cr patents. tss91< -s
E7srrs. td21oas9
WuEsg-Market oa.st ard areraesf ffa5s
easier 5ulT. <4e.tc. sepieubtf. fie.il =.
and Iecef. bo.. t-t 4ft.sc
cons QlIct and firm No. p - 9tfnwssc.
10 feHow. z'c Sc g aCte iso 3eHou.
te'sn5sac jas s.-so1sisc beFust D =
81 etc sspfer aef. 1.Hu5fisc wsI. 174c
osrs-Qu.ef arc steady. Nc cash. 2si<r.
August 2lhc. September. a0gIsc. Has.
s. ik1r7zr.. CO 1Fie luts rr TRACK and free on
board II far geerest snt tlssf7 40 81
ZZr -. = Wtife, MAJ. 80 e ~ "a 21c.
10 Vtifs. .st-eo
E7y steatr put - uucb soire To /,
essA n tto*e. zfi.astc, sBr leIiv~rr. slc.
So ier 80 B sut ss44fc for $50.
FArTEv 80 cash bussnesf srf future O.
livery hE ~ uisre CO e. Hsrfeufer g. h.6
fr1 8. se sellers. and octetef o4sref sf rf sa
tlFrs pCHF-Fn moderate rsr 1esf and rr.ees
sasler. Tfcss ranged ~ ego r. ie 81 fof eess.
s., os1c.7f tor gaiE. $50 s9alH -zss far August
arl f-trn orr SEPTEMBER
Isar-7rss fsr frf Yrirss ssffer
c1olsrots ranged as ffs 4s u for cssb e. l-
s-es ,cr Jlr 9af1sss fof August az
a. ef1 21ss for f,srrerrnef
urrFr Creamery l11 1s>. Dairy sam
Pes ne stoer f2fst
Tess-Frssa. u84flr. sereets. ? on r.
rrr fase-
Forfrng-T.~s ~ .csers -a-i, --rr Hrs
Tr-Fe~s 40 psr ? ii~s Doors 1afer rer p I.
avr Geese e. ~ p ~ re- Ger
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

PHusDELFMA. July ~ Hutchinson. Og-
den 4 Co. worsted yarn spinners. assi gned
Friday. Liabilities about sa5 e1l u is
thought some Arrangement nill be made
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

gathered in tfs li
hrary the King n
Greece. the Crown
Prince of Denmark
and oa1erRuests and
the officers ~ lie
royal households
The procession on
iis way Ia TIE chap
q rat s5a through
80, efti ROYAL apart
meBts. IN which
many az The gueets.
who had founo II
inpossible a. enter
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

GosnES. Ind. July 27.--A number Of chil-
dren played doctor here Thursday aDo a9-
ministcrod dose Of stfong medicine e
Mamie, the 2-year-oid daughter Of william
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

BrHuNouAM Ala. July s7-At Green
Vile. Ala. Iidav Dick Flowers aged
years. accidentally shot and killed his
cousin Ruth Flowers age3 9 The children
were playing with o gan
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
IT ENDED IN BLOOD.
a Romantic Elope ment in California Re-
suits in Tragedy.

suits in Tragedy.
CHICO. Cal, July 27-Eva Adkins. aged
l.. was to have been married last Monday
TO Raymond Bierce, son OF san Francisco
journalist and Mel Hubbs. an intimate
friend OF Bierce, was 70 have been
best man. On Sunday Miss Adkins
eloped with Hubbs and they were married
in an adjoining town. They returned here
and on Friday Went. to the brides
mothers house. Bierce heard of the
intended visit and went TO the
house FIRST When the couple entered
Bierce shot and wounded Hubbs, who re-
turned the ire Several shots were fired
by each man and Hubbs finally fed
from the room Bierce then shot
Mrs. Hybhs. wounding her severe
", but not fatally Hubbs thereupon
re-eutered the room, ovorpOwercd Bierce
and boat him with the butt OF a revolver.
Bierce dragged himself to another room.
where he shot himself dead Hubbs VIII
probably die OF his wounds saabi
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

PHusDELPHI Aqsylg21 Miss Aste DTexel.
Of this city, wh0 rTscentiy entered. q CON
vent al Pitiebnrga has gratlfed Q long
cherished Nlsh at Archbishop Lyan tx the
establishments q church and school for
negroes Of thsCatho t. .dith ~ the gift
OF sufficient amount 20 build such an in
stitution and making provision Tor tie
euppOrt OF H.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

BoIsE CRY, 1T. July 2--The conven-
tion passed the article on election and
suffrage Friday. thus dealing death-blow
% Mormon political power IN Idaho The
delegates now hope - complete their work
Ia ten days
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28


I4glnSI el1cst 4assg q
tor of the lsince of
wales. N4s UAtuec -
neon a. Alexander
William George i2fl
81 flie. Anig ID ~ tho
Thistle Tie weather
Nas unpfopiiioDs -
. raln Was fAillag
5he ceremony took
place IN tie private
chapel of EnQtink
ham Palace Ihls
ssea s4la f,ref rrarrla.sa
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
fIFES WIFE.
me Ear Becomes husband 10 ~,
Prince az Wales Daughter
TIE QUEEN ATTENDS lHE cEREEOsK
IAs nsrslAEe Ce.ebFats1 - Buckingham
Palace Wlth Aneh faap ana 0fs-
sausf4nef 4 al4EaiAess
tDrus-

FEfSrrss lNlI<E NEIh
lcNDok. s1iy - her basai Highnass
fl.s Princess louise Aicioli4 Ass4aaars
, 1889-09-05
STOCKING STREAMS.
The Fish Commission Making Plants
OF Whitefish and Others.

WAsHINGroN, Sept. 2.--Colonel Nc
Donald United States fish commissioner,
who has returned here from u tour of in
oection of the fish commits un stations
on the West coast and interior states
made thorough tour of the waters of
the Yellowstone national park for the
purpose of asccrtaining what varieties of
fishes are best suited to them. An area
in the park entirely without fish
amounts TO about 1900 square miles, and
includes the head waters of several small
rivers and their tributaries. Commits
sioucr Mcdonald intends at an early day
toplant yearly 5000 Eastern brook trout
in the middle west fork of the Gardiner
river about the cascades. He will at the
same time send u party with one of the
commissions cars TO collect native black
spotted trout in the Gardiner and place
these hsh In the east fork of the river
about the falls. This party will also col
lect the native whitehsh of the Gardiner
river for the purpose of stocking some Of
the small lakes. This will he the begin.
ming of very extensive fish cultural
work, which IL Is the intention OF the
commission 70 carry on in connection
with the park next spring IL is pro-
posed To stock Lake ShOshoue aud Leap
with LoCkhaVcu trout aud salmon and
Madison river with English trout.
, 1889-09-05
Total ...............,.....
Total debt less available cash
IFrom the Daycnrort TIml

lt rom tllc ilAN 'lfott lllnts,
on Saturday ntoFning last as Dr. l.. NJ
Willard of this place, who was recently
appointed physician for the camps ON
the Central Washington railroad extern
sion, was making Preparations TO pay his
periodic visits along the line, he took
up two bottles which he thought
contained CarbollC acid. Each bot
tie was only partially filed, and
the doctor prOt eeded to I'LL one
from the other when Immediately the
was yellow With n burning
liquid equal to vitrol Tho ceiling and
walls were bespattered, and DIR. Willard
hands and face, The pain was SO oxcru-
ciating that he was compelled 10 take
cblOroform, under the influence OF
which lac remained for three hours.
After recovery from the effects of the
narcotic lac made an examination and
found that one of the bottles contained
nitric and the other carbolic acid. Ap-
pearing on the streets afterwards DR..
Willard looked like n painted warrior on
the warppth, but wns cheerful as usual,
and said that Just rs soon rs the burnt
skin would come oil he thought he
would look handsomer than ever. lie
also said that his escape from total
blindness was miraculous, rs, If one
drop of the combined acids had struck
his eyes he would have been i'm dark
ness the remainder of his life.
The news of tho accident cast a gloom
over the community, as DIR. Willard Is
highly popular throughout Davenport
and the surrounding country. 1t was
only a short time that the doctor pined
over his mishap. for in n few hours
he was oil to make his fifty
mile trip over the line of the Central
Washington.
, 1889-09-05
-----------------------
a CONyICT'S REVENGE.
lie Kills a Witness who Testified
Against Him In His Trial.

lfIkoi NeV., special to san Francisco Ez-
uminer.l
The sensational killing of Otto Hugo
IN Lamoille valley, twenty miles from
this city, has caused great excitement
here, and much of its intensity arises
from the fact that another killing is cx-
pectcd to follow.
The killing was done by Il. $. Ken
dricks, man who was sent to tho peni-
tentiary in 1887 for attempting 10 kill
his wile's sister. While he was serving
his sentence his wife obtained divorce.
Last April Hendricks was released from
prison and returned to Elko, swearing
vengeance on his wife and the Whole
Sabns ka family, TO which his wife be-
longcd. His wiie's mother married Otto
Hugo, and he had spite against Hugo
Tor testilying against him on his trial.
Between and 0 o'clock this morning
Hendricks appered at Hugo's ranch. The
latter was in the field attending 10 some
irrigating ditches
kcndricks climbed the fence and
walked directly over to Hugo, who at
ilrst took no notice of him, supposing
him TO be II hunter.
When about thirty rods away he raised
his rifle and fired. Hugo dropped writh-
ing to the ground, with a ball throupb
his body. Hendricks left him living
there and made his escape, starting to-
ward Halleck station, near where his
iOli WIG liNtT.
Shortly Afterwards Thomas Robinson
found Hugo dying, but before he
b.reathed his last he gave the name Of
his murderer.
As he had publicly threatened his for
mer wiic's life last Sunday il was feared
that he would carry out his threat, and
Telegram was sent to IIalleck and a
messenger sent to SCOTS ranch 10 an
ucipate his movements, and warn and
protect the woman. Tho messenger was
well armed, and if he reaches here in
time will kill Hendricks if he makes the
slightest demonstration.
dispatch from Hallcck this evening
says that armed parties are out in pur-
SUIT OF the murderer. and twas reported
later that they had found him. and that
he had killed two men, but this report is
not confirmed bv later dispatches. The
excitement here is intense, and news
awaited with eager interest. Fears are
entertained that il the messenger has
not reached Scott's ranch on time Ken
drlcks has found his former wife aud
kilied her, MS he only had about sixteen
miles TO 20 to reach Scott's ranch from
the, scene of the first murder, and was
ON horseback considerably in advance of
tile MESSENGER.