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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-09
NEW ORLEANS LA;

NEW ORLEANS LA:
suffered with catarrh for many years, and got
so deaf that l went about my Museum, Circus
and Theatre giving directions and doing business
was very annoying to me and amusing to those
who saw me. BY the advice of physicians
sought the climate OF the Sunny South In six
months l could see no change and was discour
aged. At this time I began using Chalmers
English Catarrh Cure. In three months 1 felt
new man, in six my hearing returned I refused
to give a testimonial at once for the English
Catarrh Cure, as feared it was not permanent.
But year or more has now passed, and l can
now heartily indorse Chalmers English Catarrh
Cure for the cure of catarrh and deafness.
EUGENE ROBINSON,
Proprietor RobinsOn's Circus and Memphia and
New Orleans Museums and Theatres.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-09

Call and have Coombs, Hamlin g. Keate
estimate on your painting, parerhanging,
kalsomining, etc. Don't forget that they
carry full line of wall paper and decora-
tons. 107 E. First South street, opposite
City Hall.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18

Percy Kenneth, owner Of the IL ranch. ar
rived from Helena last Saturday aud Is
now at his ranch. His foreman, Mauri""
sullivan. has i-ci,led To- remove :" Lewis
town and MIR. k-nurit ran- down !" look
after things until the va.anc! - filled by
the way, We have inst LEARNED from friends
uf Mr.. kenn-tt that he is papa al
bouncing baby hoy. SHAKE. old boy, and
may il lie a chip from the old block.
William iIansons HOUSE on upper cot
tonwood was struck by lightning On the
I l lth inst. The lightning came down the
! chimney aud knocked the pla STEERING "n in
one room. Mr.. Hanson was stunned, and
for n lew minutes could not realize what
had happened His family WAS greatly
| frightened. bat me- on- was hurt and ne
damage done t~y"nd that mentioned
| above.
Last week, in speaking al the errors know
to us to have occurred in our l"cai post
! Office, W. had ne intention III rejecting On
| the capacity 81 our pest iinst-r. our only
object being Ia illustrate to "ur readers
how easily their mail can. and does, go
astray, even when passing 'hf""sh '"e
hands "i r"rr'"' ana I'''"-''h'"s "'"- WI
I'd. VIVIAN mas h''' III" Once 81 i"'S'
ter ~ '--"'S'""" Tor Nv" years ana W l"''
time has made ~" serious errors :" '''''
"nls such rs are common I" an way "n'''7
aud "i iittl. moment. We ,lu moi hesitate
to say he is unusually conscientious am'
careful ." the "'S'hars' al ms ""'!' " "'
"e'" nus e'l"''' '"e N"''S anu W S"''e'
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18

Uroccrie. ~ the cheap Cash store
The new series oi school he,ks at ".
Power \ Bro.
E..dT.C. Power \ l;r".'s advertisement
"n first page
The Improved anger nag machines III
W g.. Nufinans t.ail aud see them.
Complete assortment oi lady - ini-srs
aud childr-n's SHOES. aud large stock "'
ln-n's boots aud -t"rs ~ t.. Power N
Bro.
The Improved Singer sewing machine
Nth iulI -rt 81 ATTACHMENTS ~ W Il. Nor
mans Snld v-ry e',-ap i"r cash and very
tra.ou.i,l- nn the installn-nt plan. "
al pav ihn-,. inf-n hug 4" purchase '"
,un aud -xaninr th.a- ma'hin's i-i'rt
purchasing elsewhere.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18
HORSE THIEF CAPTURED.
An Apparent Conspiracy to Assist in His
Escape.

'ndrr.Sherin Sid Erwin al Yellowstone
county. who arrived in Lewisiown last
week. was after horse thief, and to aid IN
his capture the ARGUS RETAINED frsm men
tionng hi, business. Mr.. Erwin captured
his man at tibet on the 9Th inst. Being
ride for fort eight hours, he left his pris-
oner. r. y. Buttolph, in charge al All J.
stephens and lay down to rest. When he
awoke he found his prisoner had escaped.
Coming to IewistOwn he made complaint
against James English. James Franz and
ers, the first two reported to he from the
Gallatin valIey,) charging them with aiding
a prisoner to escape from the custody {"
an officer. sheriff Clary swore out war,
rant upon Mr.. Erwins complaint, and ar
rested his men in town last Thursday and
On the 18th Under-Sherin Erwin heard
that his man was en- route Tor Great Falls,
and he Immediately took the trail. On the
18th the trio WAS brought before the pro
bate court Tor an examination, aud in the
absence al the prosecuting witness were dis
charged without being examined as :" their
guilt About Z p. ~. Of the 10th Sheriff.
Erwin returned to t.ewistown. having cap
tured hif man at Great Falls, and learning
that English, Franklin and Ot"nn"r had
l-em .iisrha rg~d, sw"re out - warrant "n
,l.lit ionai evidence. The trio, hearing III
Erwin's return. sad,iIed up aud left town
Immediately. and are nov being pursued
10y deputy sl,eriIis.
sheriff Erwin will remain here ~ lew days,
aud in the event III the capture oi the horse
racer, viii he on hand as prosecuting wit
ness.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18

Us. I,Nr ortrr. Helena, Mont,
July u, lSs9.I
Complaint having been entered AT this
office T., William k-uh-y againai John I
Spauliinr Tor failure I" comply with law
~ ~ timber culture entry y" iHt, dated
June ~, lsso. upon the ~. MI, ~ SIT,
See. -. rp ~ ~. u. ~ T., IA f-rsus
county Mont with view Ia the cancrlla
,iou III said entry; contest ant alleging that
the claimant has not complied wiIh the
timber culture laws in ANY respect what
ever.
Now, therefore. the said parties are here
by summoned To- appear ai tins "iii"" "i'
the 18th day III Anrnsi, lsN''. al !" "cl"'h
a. m. to- respond and furnish testimony
concerning said ALLEGED failure, AID tr~ii
,uony To- IL. taken hcinrr Alfred y Sirph
-ns. notary public NJ bet, on the 'iri 'iaN
III August, i~>o.
: ". IAN"uuHNr REGISTER.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18
Land Office. Helena NJ. r., |

Land Office. Helena NJ. r.,
July y, Iss.,.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice III his int-i-
tion tn make final j,root IN support nj his
claim, aud that said l'r""i will b- made
before the Probaie Judge. rs rx-oilicio
clerk, of Fergus county. 1T lewisi"wn.
Mont, On August %. l>S9 viz
Joseph D. l.wsa.
who made pr~-eiupiion dsslara'"ry state
uent M. i0i3, Tor I'll. SWi. SWt. See. ~
:. SEA, Sec. ~ Me-. NE!. Sec. -, ~. ~
", u. - T..
lie names the following witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon. aud
cultivation OF, said land. viz; Reuben
Godfrey. Joseph Sgatoos, John Woolsey
and John J.. Hatton. all of Tibet, Mont.
Any person who desires Ia protest against
the allowance of such proof, ar VIII" knows
Of any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulations at the Interior Depart
n,e,ii why such proof should NOT he al
lowed, will be given an opportunity al tn"
above mentioned time and place I" cross
examine he witnesses oi said claimant, and
to offer evidence in rcbuttal al that submit
ted by claimant.
:. W. LA>.moRNr. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18

The Walker tiowaD News says: "''ur old
friend, Robert Baird, al M"sea'ine, Iowa,
has been secretary Of the state s"naie and
an active politician i"r years, but ~ar never
generally known until he hasl the '"i'' aud
used , ha ,nlrrl.,in's tioiic, Cholera and III
arrhoe, Remedy and got into one al Their
al vert isements. Now lac is famous. Here
is what Mr.. Rair,i said; ''Whii- IN i'.>
Moiues ! WAS taken with u severe attack "i
l,ow-I complaint. For two days J suffered
intensely, trying several drug stores aud
pa wing them f.r r.lei, hut ia vain. finally
I,oucht "A small h"ttl- al chamberlain >
collie, Cholera aud Darrhoea Hrm-,iy, aud
two doses af that brought me out all right
u e.sis less than the drug store Pr-i'arS-
tions, aud have the balance i"r IA, ur- ,is-.
! consider it u grand remedy" - aud 80
cent bottles Tor sails by W. W. DE Witt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18
OoReR TO SHOW CAUSE.

Order To- show cause why order III sale al
real estate should not be made.
In the matter of the estate "f y. A. Ken
needy, deceased.
II appearing to the judge III said court
by the petition presented and filed by Ra-
.lolf won Tol,cl. the administrator al the
estate III =. A. Kennedy, decreased. praying
for an order Of sale wf real estate, that IT IL
necessary tn sell the whole Of said estate to
pay debts and expenses aud charges al ad-
Illustration, it is therefore ordered by the
Judge Of said court that al, persons inter
ested in the estate Of said deceased appear
before said Probate Court ON the 2ith day
of July, 1859, at 10 o'clock "A. M. of said
day, at the court room al said Probate
Court, in the town III Lewistown, County
Of Fergus. to show cause why AN order
should not be granted to said admins
traitor to sell so much or all al said real
estate as shall bc necessary.
Dated June ~, 1889.
ID. \. MEAGMtW,
Probate Judge.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18

FoRr BENTON, July Especial Ia the
Independent: The wool sales to-day foot
up 81. 900 pounds, comprising the follow
ing clips Sam Phillips Of Lewistown. II =
900; W. II. Peck oi Fort Maginnis, 900;
Chandler a Cha mb-rlain. Fort Mnginnis,
2S.t"'O: Blanchard Il Parrott. / 900,
Grant a Co.. Msrtinsdsle 23 .'"m. The
whole oi th-s. rliI'- we're sold Z" Martin 81
Boston ut 2.i..
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18
Lost.

on tn. sage creek crossing. On jane Is.
u sorr,i horse. bald lace, hlotched brand On
i.f, shoulder between 900 and IL"
pounds; fourteen years old; h"bbled.
reward III $40 will lie paid ior information
leading to the recovery III the ss'a-.
VI GiBsoN.
Jul,iI Mai,ieu, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18

Mr.. =. 4. smith. editor 81 the Fort Aher-
crombic Oak, Herald. says. The most
wonderful medicine ] have ever met With -
chamberlain : r"lir, hnl,tI sud piarrli''''
Remedy. Ia ra~- 81 t'eslir II gives speedy
relief on hunting trip have i"nni II In
di.p-u-itle. Pat ia alkah water. ~ ia
parts - PHEASANT taste aud pre-, rnts the
painful dian ri.ora whnh alhah water pro
iuces. | coui not i,rl safe without IT ~
NV house. q, aud =" reni bottles i"r
sale bN W. ". H., Witt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18

Notice to Bidders.

Scaled bids will liz received by the board
ri county commissioners al Fergus count,
up to y. M. sept 3, 1889, i"r e"nst ruci
ing u bridge over big Spring creek at 81
near the mouth 81 Big Casino creek. Plans
aud specifications To- i'e seen At count,
clerk = office All bids To- he addressed to
the county clerk aud marked Bids lot
Rrlge Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bi'ls.
July ~ W. ". NELLY. 'h'tk.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18
NOWSes FOR SALE.

In addition to what in known as the Shea
band Of horses, the undersigned, In COM
pany with his son Andrew. has bought the
John O. Ming band, branded circle ON left
thigh, and are now ready to sell mares 81
yeldings, broken or unbroken, single or by
the car load, at low figures for spot cash;
or will exchange the whole Ming band, con
sisting Of nearly two hundred head, young
aud old. for cattle aud sheep on good
terms. Persons knowing the whereabouts
of horses branded cirl- ON lett thigh ar :
nu right shoulder will confer favor ny
notifying m- al the same.
lime 20 JAMES FEH.Us.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18
Estrayed.
Strayed or Stolen.

From my ranch, four miles southwest al
ti,. 81 ranch, one iron gray D., l';.' pounds,
four years old. branded il "n ief' thigh
aud vented ..n left shoulder; sh"'i; had
b.ad-stalI an. tine brown horse. I,lIo
pounds, five years old. branded u On
Lii thigh, vented "n left shoulder: sh'"d.
on. hlark mare. iourt-~n hands high. 900
pounds, ten years old. branded q" right
shoulder; h-ad-.tall and rope on. Will
give "A Iil,sraI reward for return al horses,
ar inf.,rma tion leading IL reeoSery.
GEORGE \. BowMAS,
June ~ Lewistown, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18
NAY WANTED.

One hundred aud twent live tons III ha.
twill buy smaller lots. n" Objection I"
old hay il in good condition. Parties hay
ing IL ior sale can learn III ~ cash customer
hy addressing
Jnis ~ ". W. IT,, fare Afoe1
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18
Notice..

A first class dressmak-r will lind steady
employment in a privaf" family Apply ~
once Ia Mr, l.. I:-iaugcr, Maiden.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18

For sale. loo. 600 pounds of wool aud
5000 head of stock sheep in the Bitter
Root valley. Apply I"
MissorLA MERCANTILE CO.,
July Is Missou'a, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18
CHARGED With Murder.

For som. months past sheriff Clary and
deI,u,ies hav.. been siadowiug u man, who.
they were informed. answered th. de-crip-
ton ri a man wanted in Texas ior murder.
Corr. trpnd-nr- bet ween our sheriff and the
sheriff oi Basque county, Tex, resuited in
the issuing al r-quisit,"n papers i"r the ar
rest III Moser Miller, and last Thursday
sheriff Csry arrested at Fort Maginnis
cowboy who has been known in this county
a. Charles Johnson. and employed 10y the
Judith aud Circle l:ar cattle coulpaniss i"r
some time past.
Upon his arrest the sheriff ri Basque
county WAS tcl-gr, pi-d aud replied at one-,
stating that he would leave that day i"r
Iewistown Ia identity the man.
The crime fnr which Johnson is held was
committed eight years ago, aud rs near as
We can learn resulted from u quarrel he
tween ranchmen and cattle men AS Z" water
privileges, the former fencing in the water
and thus .~priving stock. making il nsees-
SAT, To- Move the cattle Ia other ranges.
Mr.. johnson admits that he came iron,
Texas, that his home IN there, bat knows
not hing Of he crime III whi,h he Is aroused
and says he is confident al being acquitted
10y the officers even IL taken I" Texas lot
ni-nt iiiration.
! From what We can learn the accused has
bornc II good reputation ever since r''nins
4" Montana, and those who know him best
do not hesitate to express the opinion that
he is innocent Of the charge. II may Ne
that similarity in appearance has led I"
the arrest of the wrong man. For Mr.
! .Iohnson's sake We hope se.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18

Bcsiics these there are u nun"'r al 9th
-rs, who vii have about 2'",." pounds
all told.
Several sales have been made, the averagr
prir. being 22i, cents. The wool of Fergus
county i in great demand, rs il Is Tree from
dust So common to wool grown in slkali
ssctions. Buyers are paying from one I"
Two and one half cents more i"r Fergus
county woel than Tor that raised IN Other
counties for the reason above given. Fer
gus il destined to be the banner Wool
county. both as to quantity aud valu" al
its product.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18

There is nothing unc-' tain about the
effects If Chamberlain Colic, Cholera aud
Darrhoe Remedy. The fact is. il is the
only PREPARATION in the market that ga"
always be depended upon. and that Is
PHEASANT and sale tn take. % aud =" cent
hotties lor sal- by ". W. De Witt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18
Millinery Goods /!

Just rer-ived u large aud complete line
ri millinery goods fresh from the east. can
aud 81. my price,, before y.'n bay elsewhere
l ais. have a barge line III nrn's ri''thins ~
bed rock prices.
MRS. J. W MdGHEErN,
Main Strr,t Maidi..n
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18
Estrayedi.

From the ranch oi Rlamhard n Parrot
on Box Eli-r creek about the m"idle "i
MAY. u black irrsr about -ghi Ns'rs odd,
branded Diamond C 81 ..n,i"=r'i in di''-
nonJ) "u l'ii hip. aud v"ni-'i same brand
inverted an I.t shoulder. \ Suitable re-
ward will l'' paid iur inflammation lr.''i'"i
to- r~r",-ry ii the hots-. Address
Wuti,N ". p,REorf,
Judy ~ ~. Masinnis N"n'.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-18

This powi-r never varir~. 4 marvel "f purity
strength and wi,ol..sonncn.sS. Motr s,onoui'a al
than the ordinary kinds. and cannot i~ sold ~.
lien with the muIiiiu'i. 1T low test short
weight alum 81 phosphate powders sold only "a
sans. ROYAL BAkiS. PowpEK TO-. loo wall
street y. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
A SILLY AnrOnt.
NAVY YORK. Hn-alI.l

During the passage OF the Georgia troops a
detention was caused by the wheeling Of the
column into the narrow limits OF Fifteenth
street. The distinguished and courtly Gov
ernor 81 Georges, General John b. Gordon,
who fought and bled on the Confederate side
I'm the civil war and won northern respect
by his manlnesS and vslor, had gracefully
answered with salutes TO right and left every
cheer OF the multidue. which shOWered its
plaudiis generously upon him. At that mo-
ment, as fate would have it, lie was obliged
10 malt Immediately in front OF the building
in which the youthful chorus had stationed
itself. Imagine the ire and disgust OF the
great sssemblsge when the familiar strains
OF "Msrching through Georgia" reached
their ears, the singers making both ar and
words markedly distinct.
Ii at once flashed upon eVerv one that here
was an aflront OF the most pronounced cha
racter 10 the gallant Governor OF the Empire
state Of the South. an Sfirent which may have
been heedleSsY, stupidity committed, but
which was none the less yeXalious to those
who witnessed it because Of its inherent
assininity. Had one Of the Thousands upon
thousands OF spectators uttered an initial
his. the testimony OF disapprovsl would have
swept over the great tbrong Ikea whirWlnd.
Bat ne one did so, and 30 the only soug Of
CONQUEST, the sole note OF triumph OF section
over section that had becoms popular IN that
long nightmare Of civil war, here was SUI
iered to ring sgan 10 the ear OF one OF the
noble guests OF the city, one who was EMIL
tied 10 the largest respect and honor due TO
a valiant foe who has been beaten, to re.
babilitated brother aud citizen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
CONSUL wrrnEKs I'm ROUTE HONE
what lie says or American Interests
tn China.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


CHICAGO. Nav 3.-The representative OF
the last Administration at Hong hong,
Cbius. OK. Cohsul Colonel II. T.. W1thers, u
here on bIs vag to his home ia virginia.
He has fled bis resignation s. American
represeptiye in the Chinese city. leaving bis
son as Vice-Consul 10 run the oIlce Until
his successor shall be appointed.
Colonel WIthers said this afternoon tnat III
some respects the United STATES are CONNER
cialy gaining better footing In Hong hohg'
while 10 Others It Is rapidly losing ground
ain cotton goods particularly" ne ssu,
ave are not nearly az strong as Few yeafs
ago. The English and Germans seem 10 De
crowding the American cotton g0ods plO-
ducts out OF the market. Then In the pelfo'
leum supply America once sent China
through Hong Kong nearly all OF
the oil. A refinery in Russn has al.
yanced TO a point where her producl
Is taking the place OF PeDnsylTanA
oil and this trade has fallen on unmerciiuily.
In one thing the United states holds heI
own. The Chinese have taken agreat fancy
TO clocks and watches, and no country seems
TO be able TO compete with Yankee enter
prise In this direction. Americans monopo-
ilze this branch OF trade wholly, and the In
dcatioHS are that they will continue 10 90 So
HThe Chinese cows" says Colonel With
ers. "eiye very little milk, and there are
very few cows. A few years ago the Ameri"
can market began to send condensed mix 70
Hong Kong. The trade that sDraDP up IN
that article was remarkable. IL became so
profitable that at the present tune the
Americans are losing their control OF II
through continental competition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
Southern Railway Associations.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch ]

10y koitbftpu 70 lho binihttA
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-An adjourned meeting
Of the southern lines, which has been in Sos.
sion in II. Louis for the past three days for
the purpose Of forming new ASSOCIATION to
absorb the Mississippi- Valley Traffic AssO-
citation and to govern the traffic OF the Mis-
sisslppi Valley territory and the SOUTH
east, completed its lsbors tonight.
The result Is the formation OF two sSsO-
Citations. The first Will be known as
the Southern Freight Association and will
absorb the business Of the Mississippi Valley
Traffic Association. The lines composing
the association are the Cairo Short Line,
Queen and Crescent, Cincinnati, New Or
leans and Texas Pacific, Illinois Central,
Louisville, New Orleans sud Texas, Mobile
and Ohio. Louisville and Nashville. Nash
willie, Chattanooga and st. Louis, Missouri
Pacific, ST. LOUIS, Arkansas and Texas, and
Newport News and Mississippi-N Valley.
The association comprising the two divis
sions will have but one chairman. Head
quarters Will be in St. Louis.
The selection OF chairman was postponed.
Secretary Murray, Of the old Mississippi-
Valley Traffic Association, WAS appointed
secretary pro TEN. The Second division viii
be known as the Southern Interstate Asso-
citation, composing the lines IN the nov de-
funct International Association, with the ex-
ception that Texas is left out. owing TO the
laws enacted against such organizations Of
railroad companies in that state.
The lines forming the Southern Interstate
Association are the Atchhon, Topeka and
Santa Fe, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Kan
sas City, Fort Scott and Memphis, Mis-
souri, Pacific, Iron Mountain, 81. Louis and
San Francisco, aud 81. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas.
George McLane, formerly secretary OF the
International Association, was appointed
secretary. Operations OF both associations
date from May LIST, and meetings will held
the first Monday in each mouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
Warrington Races.
by Telegraph to ths Dispntch.l

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The weather was
rather raw and chilly, but otherwise c0nd-
tions we're favorable. Seven entries in the
National handicap were started and only
two rsn.
First race-six furiongs, for tbree-yesr-
ODDS aud upward, beaten horses Brat
won; Tom Hood second, wild Cherry third.
Time, 1:lsl.
Second race National handicap, for three.
year.old and upward, $1,000 added, mile
and furlong-Oridamme won; BOrdelz
second. Time, 2:Ol4.
Third race-hand'csp SWEEPSTAKES Tor
three-year-olds and upward, six turongs-
King Idle won; Newcastle second, and
Dago third. Time, 1904.
Fourth race-seliing, one mile, for three
vear-old, and upwsrd-PaDama won easily;
Iceberg second, and Blue Line third. Time,
1884.
Filth race-iree handicap steeplechase,
regular cOurse-Mentmorc refused to jump
and was ont OF the race. JAKE Shipsey and
Killarney fell at the first hurdle and Ephin
and Killarney at the second, klIaney's
Jockey being knocked senseless. Jake Ship
sey's Jockey remounted and won first money.
Elphin's Jockey also remounted and chased
JAKE shipsey, but did not 20 the Course pro-
perry, 50 there was no second money for
any body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
Killed ana Wounded by a Train.


PHILADELPHIA, May "a tWO-horse coach
containing several persons was struck by a
train on The Pennsylvania railroad at Brides
burg Crossing this morning, and the coach
demolished. Two OF its occupants, r. IA.
Womrath and James DUNCAN, were Killed,
and three others injured. The accident 0c-
CURED shortly after O'Clock this morning.
The coach contained eleven men, many Of
whom were local politicians, and 1t IL SAID
that they were on their way home from iol-
lificsteou. Womrath was fiity-hve years OF
age and was formerly member OF the City
Council from one Of the upper wards. Dun
gan was sxiy-fiye years OF age. Samuel G..
Smith, aged forty years, and Charles Singer,
aged thirty-iour, sustained serious injuries,
IS did also James johnson, aged twenty
five. the colored driver of the coach. How
ard Gibbs, aged twenty-one, and j. Frank
Wigus, Sged thirty-six. were also injured.
Smith was taken 10 the Episcopal Hospital
and the others removed to their homes.
They were all residents OF Frankford.