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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Nowhere In the house does tho "red pencil
mark stand out moro plainly than In this de-
partment. The prices are wonderful.
Henriettas, AZ inches, 3ic. yard.
Au-WOol Serges. yard wide, f2c.
4S-inch Serges, SOC, reduced from 75c.
3s-inch slk-Finisn Henrietta, 4Sc.-formerly
69c.
New Spring All-Wool Dress Goods, double
width. 37hc.-one OF the greatest bargsins ever
offered.
Remnants OF Dress Goods marked down 70 a
"must-selln price-about one third cost.
Centre Aisle, Front
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Black Lace FlOuncing.

Special attention Is called TO our stock OF
BLACK LACE FLoUNC1NG, which is now COM
plete In Spanish and Chsntily and Spanish Gul-
pure makes We sell goods OF French manufa,-
ture only. and they are superior to any other
mako, and we guarantee them to give entire
satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

now at work, and before long you will have the
entire basement a. your Houseware hunting
ground. Thousands of dollars are to be saved 10
you heTe alone.
Large rolls OF Toilet Paper, Sc. packages &C.
/ I ootn- Pleas. &c. FOR q large box:
Baskets Of every description from the useful to
the ornamental:
Playing Cards, Sc. pack:
Satin Playing Cards with 100 Ceiluoid Chips for
S9r.:
Decorated Salad Dishes. &C., or 81 dozen:
Decorated Ice-Croams. 06c a dozen;
FreDch China Teas ia fancy and gilt at 2jc.
rrenton's best China Teas or Colees at 79c,
dozen--valuo sI.25:
10pieco Decorated Toilet Set for s292:
! An Imported with Sop Bowl at s749-the best Of
GLASS GAS GLOBEs.-The World for 7sc.
2ic. for the Tulip Bull's-Fyc 10 colors ClesrCut
Crystal, gic. : fine Etched soc. and i9c. All the
now and fine Globes can DO had here at O
"DOwN PoICE."
Patent Egg Poacher. 69c.
Agate Lined Frying Pans. 4Sc:
Agate Stow-Pans, 4sc.
Coal Hods. 23c.
Drip Coteo-rot, agate, with Brltanic finish,
Sl.3i;
Flour >lfters &C.:
Tea-C adde's. i2c.
Flno Japanese Toilet Sets from 81 touE;
Pudding Pans at &c.;
Cake-Niriddle. 4Sc.
All the thousand various kitchen and house.
furnishing necessities find place In the
Bdsement-ERiranee TO the Right. Under The Stair-
tdg.
Tho TOILET DEPARTMENT has moved back
70 give precedence 10 another department but IL
still holds It's own, and Is as fun of sweets as
ever-yea. fuller. Elegant French Cologne re-
duced from 4bc. TO 12xc. Triple Extract 59c.
Genuine Bay Rum. SIC. Cashmere Bouquet
soap, l7c. Cuiicurs Soap, I4c. Perfnmed Cas-
tile Soap, &C.. per cako-very nice. The Cohen
Company soap, manufactured especially for this
firm, dellcately periumod and very fine, only &c.
per cake-one OF tho best soaps in stock for the
money. Cascarilla Powder. &c. per box ke-
camier Cream a5c.. reduced from silO: Fir
Bslsam soap, With pillow. reduced from Csc. 10
19c. on account Of surplus In stock.
First Floor, Uader Stdirrdy.
BOOKS.-An the choice works OF Poetry. Fic-
tion, Biography Travel, History. &c. Tho latest
novels OF the popular noYelists find their homo
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WHITE BED-sPREADs.

The bost stock OF White Bsd-spreads 10 be
found in the city are on our counters
Good quality large-size Bed-spreads, 69c
Extra size and weight White Quits. ti.ls TO
1853
Elegant Pure Msrselles Quilt reduced 70 342-
These goods are worth few moments atten-
tion. Lsft Afsl, Centre.
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DURING THE COMING WEEK


e9,. will buy 6 yards Of Cream Lace Striped Cur
tain scrim worth Sc. per yard
esc. will buy yards Of Colored striped scrim
worth ioc. per yard;
glc. Will buy 4 ysrds Madras curtain Muslin
worth I2kc. pei yard;
80, will buy a strip OF Nottingham Lace curtain
worth Soc;
e9- viii buy yards Of Twilled Furniture Gro
tonne worth iOc. per yard
q9,. will bay Ladies' RlbDed-spun SILK Vess
slightly faded, worth 81;
ga-. viii buy a ladies' Heavy Merino Vest worth
4O.;
90. will buy Hlgh-Neck Cambria Corset Covers
worth a0c. each
-, will by the choice OF our 4oc Chemlse'
Drawers, aud skirts, alt msdo OF pest co''"n'
s9c. vii buy a Heavily Boned Freneh-wovcn
Corset:
2oc viii buy a Chiids Corset Waist that wc sell
&c viii ouy Diancr-size Fringed Linen Doy-
lice worth lgxc each
PC. vii. buy Pure Linen Cream coiorco DOT
der Doylcs worth l0c. each
29c Will buy the best Imported Turkey-hcd Ia
ble Cover worth soc. -,
%. viii buy 4 Full-Sizo Pure Linen Dinner
Naut.ns worth si.25per dozen u.,.
FSc vii buy stamped Monte Linen Iapie hs'o
VIII knotied trlnge worth nc eacn -,
20 viii boy Pure Lneo Damssk tinish COL
Wvi Border Tray COyer worth 4Qc
- "Al bay d stamped Linen buues ocafi
WOf.L jla
-. WI buy ls Pure Llnen Checked Doylies;
~ rill Duy8 Pure Linen Dsmsss Towels Win
huOiied frings worth lRhc-
p VIII buy Pure llnon DamAsk Towels worm
lD.:
-. viii buy Pure Linen Huck Towels N
yards long ~ = wide worth lSc esch
p. plii buy 2 PC. Linen DamAsk Towes
- will buyl. yards good Turkey-hed Table
DamAsk:
&c viii buy ~ yards good Cream Linen pa-
mask
PC viii Guy yard Of Pure Linen German Ds-
mask worth 4ec
ssc will buy IL yards OF White Irish Linen
worth 2)e. pei yard
go. viii buy yard Of White Iriah Linen worth
40c
&c will buy 81 yards OF White Corded Indian
Dipity worth izxc n yard
PC. will ruy yards Of Check Nsinsook worm
PC win buy 24 yards Of sheer Lace Plaid Nus
lin worth i5c.
&c will boy yards Of Pure Llnen Bird-Eye
Diaper worth 2oc. per yard
90. will buy IS yards VI sc. Torchon Lace;
asc viii buy 10 yards Of &c. Torchon Lace.
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DURING THE COMING WEEK

29c. will buy yard Of 3S inch wide All-Wool
Colored Cashmere IN garnet and DARK gr~en
worth 5Oc per yaru
29c. will buy yard Of 36-inch Double-Fold Check
and Plaid All-Wool Ladies' Cloth. new spring
styles, that are worth Soc.
20c will buy yards Of Figured Tycoon Reps
that are worth l5c. per yafd
29c. Will buy yards OF LOndsdaie tamDrlc
(brandcdD that is sold everywhere At llhc
Sgc will buy 5< yards OF ROOi uGlresSed soft
finish Bleached Cotton worth sc. yard
a9c will buy yards Of heavy Apron Glngham
worth &C.
99a. will buy yards best Dress CGlicoes worth
Sc. per yard
2ec. will buy ~ yards best wide French Percales
worth f0c. per yard
29c. will buy yards good Feather Ticking worth
20c yard
Y9c. wiII buy yards pure Linen Crash Towelling;
29c. will buy yauis Of best 5-i Tahie oil-Cloth
that sells eyerywhere at 2bc. a yard;
29c will buy yards OF i0c Dress Gingham;
2yc. will buy pair OF our Undressed 4-putton
Tan and Brown Kid GloVes which We FORM
erly sold as bargain ct 6ic.
22c. VIII buy one pair 81 and Sc. Cashmere
Gloves;
Camoric nandkerchiefs
20c. will buy Ladies' Sheer White -rhread Cam
brio Hemsttched Handkerchief;
sc. will buy ( pure Linen White Hemstiiehed
Handkerchiefs worth l0c
eec. will buy Linen Colored- Border Hem
stitched Gsndkerchiefs worth l0c.
eec. will BUY sheer Linen Embroidered Hand-
kerchiefs worth zoe. each;
2gc will buy 4 Duchess Lace Toilet Mats worth
i2Ac each:
aoc. win buy 5 ladies' i0c.. Linen Handkerchiefs
slightly soiied and rumpled:
oQc. VIII buy Geotlemens Pure Linen White
Handkercbieis worth l2xc. each
e9c. will buy Gentlemen's Pure Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchisfs worth lge5c. EACH
2oc will buy pair Gentlomens Heavy Gray
Mixed Seamless Socks;
csc. will bur pair Gentlemen's Solid-Colored
British SOCKS worth 2c-
2oc will buy Hslf-Wv9l Gray-Mixed Under
shirt and Drawers worth SOC. each
2qc. will buy4 Gentlemenis 4ply Linen Collars,
the newest shapes. stsnding and rundown;
2ac will buy pair Ladies' good Pin-Sripe Hose;
p9.. viii buy pair Ladies' HEAVY Black dose
sec. will bay 3 pair Ladies fuiireguiar In
b.eached Hose
eon will bay pair Ladies' fullreguisr Solid
ard Striped Hose worth 20c. pair:
e9c. VIII bur pair Childrsn's Solid Black In
e9c. viii buy pair Childrcn's fali-regular Black
Ribbed Hose;
ssc. viii buy our regular SOC. ladies' Fsst-Blsck
Hose
&c. will buy pair Boys extra weight fuii-regu-
lar Ribbed Hose worth 2oc. pair;
OITT AS WE ARE ON THE EVE
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Ee Hr;dastes Stock Hany gases 4as he Ace st in 4
YOU TAKE ONE PART, WE THE OTHER.
wattns
of e6oodsco be oroeTed6y perez

6kc Hamburg Muslin Flouncing SO 20 sc !;
Cambria Flouncing dull widthl, 7sc-hand,
somely embroidered; all shades OF Coored
Embroidery from &C. up.
LEFT ASK, Centre
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RUTTOY DEPARTMENT.

on our shelves at less price than elsewhere. !
glance at the prices proves IT,
Flrst Floor. to Che Right
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DURING THE COMING WEEK

esc. will buy spools Clsrks o. n. T. Spool Cot
ton;
29c. Will buy Is spools of the celebrated Dragon
Spool Cotton-fuII 200 yards and sews on ma
chino:
2Qc. will buy Papers of Millward Needles thst
cell everywhere at Sc;
&c will buy 4 spools Of Barbour's best Flax
Thread;
sac will buy spools Of Leonard's best Spool
SILK;
29c. will buy dozen spOols Best Embroidery
silk;
esc. will buy tho choice Of our entire stock OF
Fancy Willow Scrap end Waste Baskets that
sold at 75c. and 81:
29c will buy the choice OF satin-Lined willow
Work Baskets that sold at SOC. and 75c. :;
qoc. win buy dozen Best TurEey-ked Working
Cotton;
sec. Will buy Stamped India SILK Scarf or Tidio
thst sold atsl;
aae viii buy a Bottle Of oakleys Florida Water;
sec viii buy Bottles Ponds Lilly Wash;
sac will buy Cakes Colgste's Palm soap;
sac. will buy Z Cakes Victoria Toilet Soap worth
ioc cake;
s9-. will buy Barr OF transparent Giycerinc
soap worth iOc bar;
co.. viii buy Cakes Of Colgate's i0c. soaps;
&c. viii buy Cakes of i0c. Oatmeal Soap
ooc. viii bux Cakes OF Cape May Bouquet soap
,Nc. will bu, ; Bottles Of strotners SILVER hedai
Cologne that sells ~ 2jc. bottle;
PC. will buy Meade & Boxers Mouth WASH ana
DO, viii buy boxes OF Tetlow's swansdown;
sSc. viii buy dozen Ladies' Pure Linen ooiiars
,sc. will Will Buy adozen Cakes Of very best Turkish
bath Soap worth o1c-
"a. viii buy a Niss's CashmereFipish Jersey
an garnet brown and navy worm DC.
a. ss,ll bny chiidrens SIX kmeroldored cSsn-
mere Caps that sold al sls- s,-x>., .,
,ac sili pu y Cailarsns and Misses Hama crocnes
Wors,od Jockey Caps worth soc: r..,..
"a, viii buy Children's Band-hnis Srocne'
Sscques worth &c.; u.. c.,,r.a
,ar win puy yards Of any OF our fancy elriPeo
Eibbots mat sold ct 40c- yard
,ac viii buy black FUR boas that sofa ~ @s
~, Mi puy choice OF our enure stock OF bIa-
cages. In brass and painted. worm fro" 'o0.
10. yi,i puy Boxes OF isc. Papeterie:
a. viii buy dozen Rubber lip Lsad rsno's
&C. g. VIII i buy . Qairss Good Paper worth sc-
ouirc
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julius SYCLE & Son,
2l3 EAST BROAD.
Underwear.

On MONDAY MORNING we win place on sale
The reductions win average one third TO one
half They are made and finished In the best
possible manner. and will be found on special
counter in our Cloak Department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
MONDAY MORNING

between the bours offs O'CLOCK and 5 P. Mn fact
all dsy-you will find como of the GREATEST
BARGAINS displayed on the front centre coun-
tor that we're ever sold in Torchon, Irish, Smyrna,
you want to buy Lscsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

Here. for instance. is a large stock Of Plush
Velvet. silk, aud Kider-DOwn Infants and
Misses Caps. bhe ones that we're c0c. 10 f1.50 90
for &c those that were ~ 20 f2.'9 go for 3ec.
The S5c. Caps 90 for 12Hc Here too. IL tho Knit
UnGerwear Tor Ladies' and Chiidrcn. Flannel
Underwear. and many other "cod-snRp useful
things that viii meet your purse at about ono
hsif their value.
Firs, Floor, Right Aisle, Rear.
Nota Ginsham nne ana elegant, but what is
termed =" French by some houses. No misno-
mer Is known here. You buy oil goods for what
they are.
Direct limitations OF ths Anderson Scotch
GinEbsms-dne and lightweight In texture
bright new colorings, l2hc yard.
ssiteens-all the new Domestics obtsinable
this early Of iekc.
:. Percai-s, tbo s4c. quality for s4ic.:
Several new cases Of the Merflmac shirting
friDts al sac. and sc.
ChAmbrays-nne texture, 1870. quality-for
Tho isse. Bleached Canton Flannel for &C.
Lonsiale yard-wide Cambria ia manufacturers'
short ends for CSC.
Toe s1c, Blesched Cottons at re, tho i2%c.
quality for &c.
sheeiings aud ali kinds Of Cotton Goods at less
prices than general value.
First Floor. Extreme Rear.
Not a good style OF Gentleman's Scarf but
what finds IT'S way 10 these counters. Here are
hundreds OF dozens 10 chose from. Buying them
in tucn quantities gets the manufacturers down
TO the minimum price. It's our advantage.
Yours as well.
16i dozen silk sceris this week in now spring
designs at lIc.:
The next quality At 24c.
Neither would cost much loss than double At
the usual iair-end-square furnishing-good5
houses pront.
Childron's Calico. Percals, and Flannel
Waists, Gentlemens Laundered ana Unlsun1eT-
cd Shirts. Collars and Guns, JeWelry. and every
thing pertaining 10 nrst-class OUTFITS can be- had
herein many Instances a. remarkable prices
FiTst Floor L,ft BndyaHce. TO the Front
The infants longing Doll. The came assort-
fnent you could expect 20 see only Christmas
times. They are here-Biways here. Catl for
them when you will. All tho family OF Toys IS
assembled all tho yesr round. 4 space OF 79xs2
feet is allotted 20 Toys aud GENERAL HOUSE
WARE The hammer OF improvement II even
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SPECIAL SALE OF SILK REMNANTS.


Remnants Of Evening SILK. Sstins. Fsllles,
Gauzes: also Black Failles. khaiamas, and
Armour silks At less than one half value;
New Line of China SILKS Just received at &c.;
Drapery Silks. 9Sc.
All colors Point d'Esprit Is inches wide, 45c per
yard;
stiped Net Black and Cream, IS inches wide,
36c. per yard;
China silks from 9S 70 1gc:
All-silk Materials at prices Just new that will
not likely meet tho same footing for months
20 come.
First Floor. Centre Aisle, to ths LEFT
Dress Trimmings Brnids and Ornaments are 10
be sold TINS week at - per cent on the dol
lar. You must be at hand or lose nom ct
price they can never bo bought again
from one cent yard np.
FbG Floor, Left Aisle, Front.
THE COHEN COMPANY,
IL, 1s, Is, AND II EAST BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

We sell Tycoon Rers in remnants at sHc a yard 4;
We sell s,Sc. quality Of Canton Flannel at &C. a
yard;
We sell SOC. Bed Comforts at 3oc. apiece;
We sell 81 Bed Comforts for 75c apiece;
We sell sl.25 Bed Comforts for sOc. apiece;
We sell Oil-Cloih Table Covers for 19c. apiece;
We sell Embroidery silk at Sc. sdozen;
We cell Remnants OF 12Hc. quality Percale at
sAc. aysrd
We sell Lace Striped Muslin a. 2Kc. yard;
We sell S5c quality Purses at l7c. apiece:
We are selling 100 Jerseys, all qualities. worth
from sl.5O to t25O-your choice OF any a.
sl.g5 apiece;
Jersey Coats, suitable for spring wear and heavy
enough for this season-former price $3.50.
now we sell them for q. 2J apiece;
% Chlldren's Cloaks reduced aud now offered at
tho surprisingly low price of sl.l7 apiece for
your choice of the twenty;
IS Ladies' Walking Jackets reduced to sI.ss
apiece, mono Of which sold for less than $50
apiece;
All Of our Is and 80 ladies' Walking Jackets re-
duced TO t3 apiece;
White, Red. and Gray Flannels reduced 25 per
cent on former prices We are now selling
choice bargains In FiannelS
We offer a manufacturers samples OF Fine
whise Aprons at SOC. on the dollar;
We sell Boys shirt-wsists at lsc. apiece;
We offer a small lot OF White shirts-s.zes i2,
i2H. 1a, isH. i5S. IGN. II. and l7k-at sc
apiece;
One lot Dress Braid at Sc. yari worth i2Kc.;
Knitting Cotton al &c. . ball:
Ladies' Black Cashmere Gloves at 70 pair.
We continue to add specialties to our Remnant
counisrS You viii and these counters worthy
Of your inspection.
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HaDnburgS.

We have put the pruning-knife into our HAM
BURG STOCK and cut prices Of a number Of our
verr best qualities We do this in order to have
big FEBRUARY SALE on EDGES. You can
md these goods in baskets, centre OF store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-24
WITH SEVEN BULLETS
In His Body Deputy United
States Marshal Hagar
is ABOUT READY FOR DUTY
Asain-The Reports that the At.
tempted Assassination was Sue.
eessfal Incorrect ,-. Marshal
white's Prompt Action.

Information has been received by the
INTEtLIeENcER to the effect that James
%, Hagar, the United States Deputy
Marshal who was shot from ambush in
Wyoming county the other day, and re-
ported to be killed, is alive, and his des-
perate struggle with seven wounds in
his body will be rewarded by recovery
for future usefulness. Mr.. Hagar's home
is at Basin Spring, Wyoming county, In
a very wild mountainous part oi the
State, not far from the Virginia line, and
being very remote from railroad and tel
eeraph, the first news that left him after
the murderous attack was made, was that
he was bleeding and dying, as MI his
attendants thought. Four Of the des-
peradoes charged with the shooting have
been caught, and were tried by the State
court at 0ceana yesterday,
Hagar writes that he expects to be
able for duty again in fifteen days,
When Marshal White received the
news Of the shooting he Immediately
began an earnest investigation OF the
circumstances, and search for the
would,be assassins. The Marshal left
nostone unturned, immediately dispatch
Ing posse OF deputies into the noun
tain fastness Of Wyoming county, with
what success has been already stated.
Mr., Hagar is one ot the best deputies in
the service, and is terror to evil doers
in the southern counties OF the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-24
THE TENNESSEB WRECK.

The Dead and Wounded Taken to Their
Homes-SOmo will be Crippled for Life.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, August 23.-Grcat
crowds gathered around the railroad
station last evening when the relief train
arrived with the victims Of the wreck Of
the excursion train on the Knoxville,
Cumberland Gap & Louisville railroad
at Flat Gap Greek yesterday. The ex.
element was intense. Over hundred
carriages were in waiting, and the streets
leading from the station were thronged.
The scene as the wounded and dead
were carried from the cars and placed on
stretchers wasa ghastly one. There was
a great dear.h Of doctors, and many Of
the wounded had to wait several hours
for attendance. 1t Is feared that this
fact, together with the drenching rain,
will render the after effects very serious.
II Is now known that attorney Charles
Seymour and Edward Parker will lose
their legs. There Is little chance for the
recovery OF Alderman Barry. In the
wreck he was thrown against a window
and his abdomen filled with powdered
glass. With this exception II is be.
lieyed that all the others will recover
unless the exposure brings on complica-
tions. An inquest will be held to-day,
II Is believed that tho wreck can be at.
tributed to the condition OF the road.
Two years ago Knoxville subscribed
1927, 600 towards the construction Of the
road and the contract period expires TO.
day. II was 10 show the city authorities
that the road was completed that the ex'
cursion yesterday was given. To-day
all the city organizations will meet te
prepare for public obsequies over Judge
George Andres and Alexander Zeder
who were instantly killed. The body o.
S. 7. Powers, formerly President Of the
East Tennessee Fire Insurance Com
pany, will be taken to Kentucky for bu
rial. He was a member OF well-knowr
family Of that State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-24
TIlB GRIMES,
Tho Deeds for Which The -Four Men Suffered
Death.

Tho Deeds for which the -Four Men Suffered
Death.
BY many persons Charles Ferdinani
Catolin'wa5 not believed 10 u Of sound
mind, although experts on his trial de.
ClAred him sane. There seemed 10 be a
screw loose somewhere aud every prison
keeper or Deputy Sheriff. whoever had
to watch him, said SO. He murdered a
woman named Bridget Quinn who
passed as bis wife, In asmAll back room
in a Stanton street tenement on the
afternoon Of March 10, 1888. He butch.
cred her with a Bhingllpg hatchet,
From the time Catolln left Ills home In
Germany until ha met tue woman hU
murdered hp lived tile lie of a rover,
Datolin aud hls mistress lived very
peaceably together until he lost his
place 10 the carpenter shop where he
had bpen working, Their supply oil
money ran out and the pair began the
series Of anarfels which ended 90 fatally
for them both. The day on which the
murder was committed was cold aud
windy and the city was sill under The
cover Of the biz snow storm, The
woman wanted him 10 10 out and look
for work, won't do II, he said, N ain
going back 10 my mother In Germany d
the end Of the week |"
",,Aud leave moS" she asked.
HYes.n
'Then you won't 20, for I'll not let
you. 1 will make trouble for you, she
exclaimed, angtily, gr
potKhad been drinking and Ia q moot
iot guaTteling. A few more word
passed between lhsm and then oarollt
picked up Q little keen edKod BhihRllnI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-24

while en- route on the Rome, Watertowp
& &ogdenburg railroad from Gouvenuer to
Montreal, Abroken axle was the cause,
Thirty ring horses, including one Of the
four chariot teams, and two camels were
killed. Six cara were derailed, and two
were telescoped so that everything In
them was crushed, There Is little hope
OF clearing away the wreck and restoring
the track so that trains can pass this way,
There were three trains conveying the
shows that left GouVenuer last night,
The first train, which carried the tents
and their belongings, passed into Canada
safely, but the second train conveying
all the animals belonging to the shows
met with an awful disaster,
The scene 10 one Of confusion, AT
either side OF the track are distributed
the bodies OF the dead horses, with here
and there q poor beast which had re-
ceived injuries that rendered 1t useless,
At the side Of the highway are one
camel, sacred cows, steers and various
other animals which were rescued from
the derailed cars. The cars are crushed
and twisted into all sorts OF shapes and
piled upon the track in a seemingly
hopeless ENHANCEMENT, The elephants,
which were In the first car that was de-
rallied, were not hurt and have been
taken from the car and are swayipg
their bodies angrlly as II displeased at
their unusually long confinement,
Wrecking crews from Watertown aad
0swego are working at the distractions
on the track,
Barnum's partner, ]. A, Bailey, Is at
the scene. He says 1t is difficult TO esti'
mate the loss at present, but 1t will be In
the neighborhood OF SAC, 600, He thinks
the loss OF the days receipts at Montreal
will be about $4,000, and some OF the
horses that were killed costthousands OF
dollars each. Money cannot replace
them, as 1t requires two years for train
ing them after the right kind has been
secured. The latest indications are that
the wreck will be cleared by noon, and
that the show will be sent on ITS way to
Montreal this afternoon. 1t was billed
for Montreal to-day and tomorrow.
The New Hampshire and Maine dele.
cations OF the G. A. r. EnCampment at
Milwaukee are delayed at Norwood on
account OF the accident. They occupy
four sleeping coaches and should have
arrived at Niagara Falls by this time.
The trick ponies which have attracted
much attention, were among the ani.
mails killed. The $1,000 stallion, which
was ridden by Mrs. Adam Forepaugh,
Jr., was also killed. 1t is said that Mrs.
Forepaugh wept bitterly and would not
be consoled when she learned OF tho
death OF the horse. Tho pretty white
mule which performed wonderful tricks
Is also among the lost. Seven OF the
eight chariot horses arc dead.