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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-19
a Bazaar for a Good oausa.

There will be a new and interesting
feature at the bazar In Armory hall, in aid
OF the building fund of the Independent
Presbyterian church, this afternoon and
evening, and tomorrow afternoon and
evening. A superb collection of Christmas
CARDS and religious books, suitable for pres
obtained. This collection will undoubtedly
attract great deal of attention. A Christ
mas card and hot supper are things that
ABOUT everybody wants, and as they are
onered IN good cause the demand for
Them viii doubtless be large.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-19

Miss Mary Kennard's beautiful collection
of poems. Hand-painted cover. Second
,instanment reoaixsd ataDaHis Bros.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-19

me great Bonanza mines of Nevada are less
"a "a than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Uhev ltlzens are delighted with Salvation OH
Nek haa a. good q paln.remedn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-19
A Fine Holiday Gift.

BEEcHAM's PILLS cure bilious and ner.
yous ills
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-19

II you use Brewers Lung Restorer in
time you cannot die. from CansnHantian..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08
MAX STROUSE,
1873 &f85 w, 9TH STR. z Gden, ct. q

Der tD6w. 8tf1pf bic @b1Dluttpn ertbetlen
fam, tnbem bteies 8erseben etnen Refer>
patfaG btloet. Z
8ittsbnrg, 8a. - Der bc6p. 8ifhof
@belan tpetbte i'm 6aufe SO. 81 TultDnz
itrabe au @t.tsbure etne S apeIle Elm, bic
ais Wt~1iOnsftrhe ur Neger beftn1mt
1T. Den 8emibun9en Der 6DAw. YatreS
ppm 81. Settle, namentlt1 BEN NIT bteIer
Mufeabe 9ans Defenders betrauten bC6n.
P. DermOtt, 1T es eelun9en, etne uneefd6r
$50 Seelen farfe Ne9er9emetnbe 3u fem>
meln, bic u etne etgene Stride unb Shule
erbalten Bat, 81 beren @runoun9 Srau
SSsbue etnen n%annbaften She'll Der 6a5u
nDtbtsen Wtttel NIT fret9ebt9er 6anb betz
g~efeuert bat.
Sbilabelp9ia, ga. - SIN nOrbDfltten
Ebetle Der Stabt philadelphia fDa etne
neue beutf6e @emetnbe errt6tet
rperben, far beren @nttesbau5 Elm geetsne>
ter Bias eeiu6t wtrb. 9D6w. 6etnrt6
Stommel BON Do1lestown TT pom bp6w.
GrsbtlhDf nit ben nDtbteen gDrdrbeiien
bettaut pDrben.
Baltimore, Mb. = Muf benz @runbfid
Der fatbpltihen nntpsrttdt Bet Walbtt9tpn
werbeu BITE bpdp. Bau1tfen=@dter
nd6fen October etne StuDtenanRd1t
errthten. 3u bteiem 3Dede tpurbe bag
alte Mtbbleton M0nor ~reftaurtrt unb fur
bteie Congregation ter9eri6tet, BITE Ie SprS
lduft9 9epahtet baben. @e9en 13 Mitz
9lteber Der Congregation, mRtGtens Stu>
benton, perben bort WDtnung nebmen unb
BITE 8efdbt9ten perben bte Glafen Der Unit
peritdt befuhen. Wtan eripartet, baB aud
nod anoere 0enp0enidaften benz getiptele
Der Bauliten fcl9en perben, UNI ii6 an
bteiem Wtttelpuncte Der fatboltl6en Wtis
fenIAaft tdusltA etnsurt6ten. = Der Stem
yorfer 8anquter gueen 8e1D BAT betannt-
ltd Der fatb. rntperfttdt tn @ai9tngton
S $4,000 gef6enft; ietne Satin Bat
nun btelelbe Sunn1e 9egeben.
Sun TrauciSto, Gal. = 6o6w. P. @tl>
belm S. M | Der 8, S. j., feterte am
SDnntas ietne g r t m t !. Der bo6w.
6err it aus Deuti6lanb sebiirttg, ppielbR
er duh ietre goritubien ma6te. Seine
j tbsDlDgtfhen Stubten maGte er lnter Set
: tuns Der S%efuttenDdter In San francisco
. unb ietn NCptttdt tn Santa Clara.
) GanahG. -auebec l. 2lueuft. dur
: Grtnnerung an bte Gtnfibruns beS Srbens
l Der nr1ultnertnen In CANADA 90,
$50 Satren BAT beute BIER eth brettdgtees
&tr6enfef bescnnen, bas NIT etuem feter
!, lthen 9phdmte etnselettet tpurbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08

sG- NIsn ssf. DttttbetInngen aus tutbOIiidsa Der.
einen tpirb ON oDrlie9en6er Stene an9emeiene Berids
ffGtigun9 81 tbeil tperben.
o. g C. &. B. Mtttbeilune aus Der
mDnatlt6en gprfammlung Der Sruifees bes
8ittnenz u. Watfenf0nbs. Ser &eferpe>
TDnb betrdet 1924 ,474.25; fur benfelben
purben 1880 in Bombs aneef.uft unb
angele9t; So Nttelteber wurSen felt lebter
8erlammluna d%ufgenpmmen; I'm aansen
| 9e66ren benz 8eretne nun 1923 Wtt9lteber
an. Sterbefdle putben felt lester gerz
fammlung ~dn9emelbet Mu1. g0at-Srph,
q. g., 81 Sabre alt Bet @ufnabme, $1,000;
S. &D4-QIincp, ST., SO S., $1,000; 8.
gas-Scltet, ST., 81 s., $1,000; Bbt1.
STANDARDIZATION, Wts, So s., $1,000;
Gdfp, 8oeRner-0rpDflDn, 81. g., 43 S..
$500; s. @fefer-M onttcfpo DC, @ts., 24.S.,
$1,000; Sac. Disqualification, @rf., Al
S., $1,000. 8e3ablt nurben: an Mortd
@tbs, Wttttpe BON @ersel 9tbs, 8pntf. 9.
Gbwarbspi1e, ST., $1,000; Mar9. MteDrr,
gBtttme ., Dom. MeDer, Neters 9. Gorz
malt, 8, $500; Gar. 8ed, 8tttwe .. Qnt.
8eas, 8ontf. 9. Quincy, ST., $1,000; auz
iam1nen 42500. fploenbe sterbpfdQe wur.
ben CUR 3a8lung a%nserteftn: 8. $. 2dutpe
Quincy, dQ.. $1,000; Bartb. 9Gta-
Morrtlton, @rf;. $500; Srf. Se..~e:-
Gbtca9c, So, 5000; Sol. 81. Suffer-
Solicit, ST., 5000; Steo. Rcntmnns-
Buffalo, 81. g.. $1,000; 8irn. Gettmuun-
ct. Qouts, $1,000; s. u. Dtlten-DaDton
8, $1,000. TOleenbe Geretne 6et9etttgter
+ iA am Sd. u. Is. s. gum erften male Ct,
: 5dcobus 9. Decatur, ST.; &atb. Sung.
: manner Q. Ct. SoRn, Snb. ct. BauluS
/. Sun9mdnner 9. Columbus, 8.
: ct. QUuts, 81. Suit 1889.
e 8. s. GpaunbDrf, Sfcr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08

neI unb einiae Nidtsr aus benz @ege
l6afsn trpIte, mahte tint 3uatbaus gu
Solicit SItnDis, etnen Selbfs
mprbneru&.
- Ser Natipnals 9elb S. 8. Gull
Iipau, berSieger iber &iltain, tplroe
auf @erflpunS bes Gi4ters O,Brten
pom Oberfansleiseridt In N ew ODrt
BEN Sberih Gtilo BON Sadion County,
Miiiiliippt ausaeliefert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08
Jarm 3u ~nerfauien ober 3u bermietben.

Cine CUTE 5arm, 100 older groB, nit
Wobnbaus, Staa. 6rudt6aus, grunnen
lit inter leidten 8ebineun9en gu berfattz
fen. 0teielbe liest ~ Weile BON Der
fotb. STRIDE, unb nur 7 Wetlen bon Der
Characterization. Der Boben tit ausges
3ei9net. Die 6arn fam AUDI an etnen
guten 6arme; auf ldngere 3eit bermtetbet
fperben. Der Gigentbiimer lit aft nnb
| aaein, alio nt6t mebr i'm itanbe, bte5arm
3u bearbeiten. Ndberes gu erfabren in
Der Office bes .@anberer'.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08
6reuss unS Guer.G baraOe.

l 2
3 4
/ 2 ~befanntes, pilbes Gbter,
3 4 eth Mann I'm JGrfrepter.
l 3 etn fef9eiAloT'res ganb,
! 4 bur6ftebt Elm M16barlanb.
80 stbt tdnn elm Berf3eug az,
unb4 2 TT etn 6dnbelsmann.
MuHGiuns beS @altnbrDm In DOR. Nr.:
(gtt6tts e~tnaefdnbt pom &. StmDn, 81.
9hieber, S. Bls6tn8er, 8. Wcgen.l
0ras-Sarg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08

= gu &ebfielb wurce bet elmer
&auferei in elmer @irtbidaft S. Den'
mis- bon q. Shutrum er p9en.
- Mtan slaubt, oaB Die nnldnsit BET
0anftpn eefunoenen 8ebetne
BOT, ettpa 800 9er1onen einem MprnlD'
uen= 2uae angebDren, tpelder I'M Sabre
1910 NauppD in SQiupts perlteB, nm
i'm @eIteu cine 9eimatb 81 Iudsn, nro
ppn Dem man ueiB, bab ct ant Ntpbraz
rasSIuB, unsefdbc 25 Meileu bon Der
STEELE. tpp bic 8sbeine gefunoen tpllrs
ben elm Sobr lang camptrt bat. Damn
aber 1T er perIhoaen.
Sell, SauIt 60, l. &n3.
8prgefern belt Sabie1 eth tdmarSsr
@aderbelo v8eb." S. $. 6ectcr Dor
a~uslosameriianilden BsibS!eaten l1no
etIidsn MstbOOiitsn cine lan9e Reoe fir
9rpbibitipn. Scr @si6erreatler
aouocat 9idlet BON 6aultton tpar 8ss
e(eiter bes &abnerS. oils far ben
,Rep." aeIammett peroen iolte, i9nitz
ten bic 3abBrer LANCE @eltdter, oenn IN
ben @elobeutsln o:rielben tpar nidt
piel mebc ais 0atota'er @ino.
s. s.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08

A8- NIen sef. WtittbetIungen aus fatbpIiIden Bers
etnen tpiro an norlisgenber STEELE 0n9eme1ene Beriid'
fdti9ung 81 tbeil tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08

~ OG 1919
has 2eben genpmmeu Bat. SET oieier
8lutsbat mar Srau 2oomis le5r nieoerz
geIdla9en unO trauf.
! - GorIge Wphe pHrOs Soiepb
Su6S. wsL9er feline iunse Satin
auf 10 brutoIe @siie umbrahte, uns
usit u bIano BON einsm ietner 8ets
fplser geisbsn. 9isier feuerte mebrese
Shafie a1f i'm ab, Die inosB febl
: Qinaen. Der Mbrcer Iebt na9rIdelnz
IiG pm 8sersn uab nisotisem 8ilO.
= MarI6fielo, 6. Iu8 gu
: Netpiou wlro eth 9sminsr 8lum BON
9 8Iib erIdIagen.
eSutna.
- Or Staat Soma Fat mod l. 253
- @dsr S erpationer
innerbalb isiner @rensen, auf osnen IN:
sr bes MIR $50 &otbtdute upsnen.
Die ebemats probibitipnifiIh'
,GbronieIe', tpelGe 1T Sort Opb9'
b erideint, ert(drt 'id gu sunitsn cine
i. boben2i3ens fir Den SpiritnOIen
er p%ertauf. Son ben e%rsielten Sunmel
no lpl IN ieosm Gountp Die 6dlfte fin ST
nit rihtln8 gutter 2anofraBen Dertp:noe
tperoen. Oas 8!att meint, Elm iolbe
MustunftsmitteI ipiiroe Die 9anobebDI
~ feraug fir 2issns umiimmeI,, uno
e gteiGer Set einem Der grDBten uebe
10 an benen Soma leioet Ietnea idled
oil ten 9anbitraben nit Der 3eit 81
VI. Gnoe MAIDEN.
-4mNtpntas brannteoasStdo
Der den Oetbi 9slatpare Gounip. 70
ais opafdnbis uieoer. Der Sdaoen +
roe trdgt uber $50, o
mo
0febraSfa.
ben Set eini8en @Dden lit In b
nmsesenb ben 2incpln cine anse
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08
8iscpmTu.

sS% Ser 4ntpn gti@ tat bie
9ocal Ngentur in 8utternnt,
4Iblano So, isis iiberuonraen uno
lit bere@ttgt, @eIoer fit Den .8anoersr'
etnsufailren.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
MYSTERIOUS NuRDER.


Killed for % Watch and a Few Dollars.
CINolNNAU. July 1.-THE body Of
Colonel A. r Jones, of No. 2Ol Park
avenue. Walnut Hills. who mysterious
y disappeared Thursday afternoon was
found at9 o'clock A. NJ. tied up IN
sack iu q manhola at Park avenue and
Francis Lane. about two squares from
the ro.idcnce. The body was badly
bruised and he bad been killed with q
club. His gold watch and money
were gone. His cOl0red cOachman.
Charles Bigh. has been arrested on
suspicion 10 is thought that Colonel
ZONES was murdered i'm his own stable.
and that when he stepped from his door
and the presence of his wife and emil
dren Thursday afternoon he stepped
into The presence of his murderor-the
cOacnman.
Hiat he was killed for watch and
few dollars in money is hardly TO be
doubted.
The coroner 5 verdict was That the
deceased came 10 instant death by
blow or blows upon the head admins
tered by hands unknown. The police
have made thorough search OF the
stahle ON the premises aud found con.
cealcd in the west stable a mattock and
a spade covered with blood spots.
and also a club similar to that found
broken i'm TWO near the manhole. The
mattock was found by the officers to 1T
the fracture i'm the skull OF The muir
dered man. aud was probably the hrst
weapon used by the murderer.
TIE COACHMAN cONfRs.Es.
Charles Blgh, the colored coachman,
has confessed committing the murder:
he has been in the employ OF the Jones
family for about months only. lie came
from Denison county, KY. where he has
been in trouble. and carries bullet IN his
left arm as result of 1t. lie was very
active i'm circulating the report that
Colonel Jones was out of his mind, ana
had wandered away some whero.
Bligh was found az Aadisonyille, about
fifteen miles east of this city, at
O'Clock tonight playing cards 10
saloon. lie was arrested, ana mas
made a confession Of the murder.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
WISE COUNTY.
Delegates - Charged with
Murder Notes.

Democratic Delegates - Charged viii
Murder Notes.
WISE G.. II. VA.July 23.-Tho Wise
county Democrats had quite an enthu
siastic convention to-day to elect dele.
gates TO The State Convention, which
resulted i1 the election Of the follow.
ing. j. =. Wolfe. W. s. Palmer. G.. f.
Flanary, ~. T. Miller. w. A. Carico
William ~ Groear II. II. Stallard
,ohu vi. lladlon. T q Wells. j. +. Bul-
ltt. Jr.. James f. HOlbiook and a. G..
Robertson.
Considerable excitement was created
in court to-day by "a man who was
brought before the court on a writ of
h0beu corpus. who was arrested la
Wc.l.ton. Ohio. by "a detective. ana
brought to this county on a reqUi itiOn
from Tine Governor. charged with the
murder of Feltz in January. 1850. but
to ihe joy of the party charged. the
Commonwealth failed TO identify him
as the murderer lwhose name is Elias
Collier. and he was discharged after
the examination Of several witnesses as
lO Dis Identity
our county is considerably excited
over building railroads. which are now
being constructed through the county,
and building up cities, which are now
being laid off,
A bank has recently been established
at Big Stone Gap. this county. and is
now ready for business IN tnat line.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
Toast. Responded to ai Thursday h""-
uutl.

Toast- Responded to al Thursday .- ban
quct.
SPECIAL to the Times.
WrnrE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.NA.,Juiy
u The following were the toasts au"
responses at the annual banquet ot tle
Virginia Bar Association ihuisu"J
night -,,.;-
Vrgiu.a-ln her name the priuci- o.
nile, Of the common law were ehSi"ll'u
on halfa continent. Her JurisIs adop'eu
them to a new civilization ana hei beV,,
ple proved them the true germ Oh q ~ ,i'
liberty. Responded TO by Mr.. W. W.
Henry. ~, .,,,..st
.. West VUgiam-The younSiegs'' Sig'
daughter of q proud old moli'o'' =
mourn her loss, but boast OF heI YOU"
and her beauty. Responded to by jill
2 TLe Lar The States collected
willo'er thrones aud globes elaie' si'S
empre.s crownipg good. repreSsins
Ill., Responded 20 by MI james -
Carter. Of New York. .o
4 TLeJudicidry- The dynamo wnenO'
c,,oes ..tbe eladsome light OF Jurlsprul
deuce to shine with equal ray on Az
Kesponded 10 by Hon. l.. j. Le"is' a..
b. OMer Bar associations Vu' s.''
hrothers in the love of noble proies.
.,on ond our co-lsborers IN the enor1 "
Keen its standard pure and hisn. ne
snoaded TO by Hon. Thomas j. 9e''inicS'
II New Orleans. a. ooior;zo
G The Bar-The prism to Poa','ao Ionaa ~
the elaGs me ngbt Of jurisprudence as
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
NORFOLK NEWS.
toi'ee.or"f Parf-raptain Nimheri,
Reduction. on ihr &. and O.-Political.
-------- ! -.-------.-.- LII. -IL.-...


toife..orof Pnrf-rnpfain Simheri,
Reduction. on thr &. and O.-poliiical.
Cauespoudouce.ol tae rmos.I
N0HF1l * July 2l-The appointment
ot 81 collector lor thi- port has been an
4c.Ia.cl for several DAYS. but az yet
Che pfe.iient has taken no action i'm the
matter. lhe applicants for The position
u0w are Mayor Banks of Norfolk, Cap
tain J.. % 'Donror OF Portsmouth. and
$. b. Carney Of Norfolk county. Car
nes expects to get the Office through
Aah1no'- influence. O'Connor through
tle friendship of the President towards
him. te being the only Virginia dele.
gate Whl voted soiidly for Harrison at
che Chicago Convention. and Banks
through tle influence of Congressman
8.W.Hu and the endorsements be has
from the Republican clubs no Norfolk.
The appointment was certainly expect
ed to-day, bat up 10 this hour has not
been announced.
Captain Samuel Kimberly. who is an
apple lut i0l appointment 90 one of the
japanese consulshIp-, has returned
f,0m Washington, where he has been
liD'.ilH@ TOT "D'"t '"V iilonin'' Ho
l'"7 ''lii' very 'l,o"~ o''hei7 among
'N,'n 'e,','" Diiiu'' 10 "n"h nc l7
i,i'.," 'u. n.7 "Upu' nNo nuu-
9''' 'i 'o"1D,s VINO are aller
.'.''si i''''l''o' .'9 "'''
.r. I '''. ','' y, ','' " ,'u- '''i'' ~
%, clud 90 Colonel Lamb when he
"' N,'''''D5g' ~ "5"' puol ny 'no
'''v Jams ntit'n il'po' pus W % d .
'''''' o.'''o ''o ''"' i@ 'no p''0o aP-
io,n'el ... '"' Hi,''iu-'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
ACROSS THE BORDER.
LATEST NEWS FROM THE OLD NORTH
STATE.
Preparations FOR the Annual State Fair
Dr. Cri>~om tgain-A Fatal
Wcii-Concrm Item.
of Interest.
Especial TO tho Times D

'' N''' NNNIf.NsI
RALEIGH, \. c.. July 27.- Elaborate
preparations are being made for the
annual State fair here rn October The
premium list. which is one of the most
extensive ever issued. will be out in a
few days. The popular feature of the
fair this year Will be- % reunion Of
former North Car0lnians who reside in
other States. A large number is cN-
pcctod.
Governor Jarvis. counsel for Or. Eu-
gene Grissom, superintendent Of the
Insane Asylum. arrived in the city this
afternoon. 10 is the current rumOr that
he bias been called here by DR.. Grisa0m
for consultation as 20 the prOprIety Of
hi. resigning.
The contract has just been let for
bWliing an elegant hotelat Lincoln
tom. where valuable iithia springs are
located.
The secretary of the North Carolina
wagon factory. new enterprise being
constructed here, stated o.day that the
factory would be ready for operation
by the middle of August. This is the
enterprise iuauguraied by The Raleigh
Chamber of Commerce which erected
Ia building and equipped it for the
manufacture of wagons here. The
concern viii DO operated ON an exteu-
s.vo scale when under way.
~. J.. Justice is ON trial ln Asheville.
charged with the murder of Preston
b. Jones. The jury was selected from
q special venire of q hundred men.
The Tobacco Board of Trade VIII
visit the town of Durham in body ON
August l7th. Henderson and Durham
are the two leading tobacco towns Iu
the S.ate, ard have recently been con-
pe,ted together by lhe completion Of
the Durha IN and Noitnrrn railroad.
Slmttme since syndiCa'e purchased
the eight cCal mlrcs an { nathan county.
with the view of working Them IN am
extensive manner. Samuel A. Hensy,
of Philadelphia. is presidentot this syn
dicatc. and has been here for day or
SO for the purpose of getting ready to
begin operations These mines are well
known, and 10 is believed that If worked
wi D. yield in paying quantities.
A fatal well 40 Muburn is creating
considerable of sensation here since
the deadly effect of Do. water has been
demonstrated Some water taken from
the well is now undergoing analyst. by
the State Chemist. lt seems that this
well las alVays had bad reputation.
A well known citizen here publishes %
statement to-day concerning it. in
which he says that about ten years
ag1 he was at picnic at Mllburn.
aud during the day drank freely
of the water. SO bad off,c. aas noticed
until Dis return home 40 night. when ht
was taken violently i'll. aud came near
dying. His illness commenced with
most distressing nausea. This Was suc.
cseIed bv high fever which caused O.
spell Of sickness lasting several weeks.
Tine cotton market here has reached 81
point scarcely ever known before a
Dot of ss bales sold here yesterday al -
s.rf4
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
SMOOTH SAILING.

While our neighbors are
doundering in the shadows Of
sensationalism, and making
frantic efforts to WOO the winds
of trade, we are sailing in the
placid waters Of a great sue
cess. Our Bark of Business
is freightcd with the choicest
products of the marts Of fash
ion, constructed into SUM
MER GARMENTS Of style
and merit by the high priests
of the tailor's art.
The compass we steer by is
truth in advertising. Our pole
star fair and honest prices.
These things count with an
intelligent people every time.
Our stock of THIN SUM
MER CLOTHING has no
peer in these parts, and, in
our line, the most fastidious
can crave no more than we
can show.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
TERRIBLE STORM.



CHICAGO. July fortnight storm
was very severe in Chicago. the fall Of
rain being almost unprecedented. The
damage done by water IN the Easements
of many of the hotels will
b. considerable. When the en-
gineor oi the Grand Pacific Hotel
left Dis boiler he was in water only "A
hule below his arm pits. The Palmer
House suiierfd similarly. The water
invaded the boilers and baggage room.
A. The Leland ihe water reached the
boilers and stopped the dynamos.
LIGHT PERSONS KILLED.
During the storm a three story house
was blown over on TO an adjoining cot
iase, completely crushing the latter.
Instantly killing eight aud seriously
lniurirg three of its occupants.
lNo families lived in the cottage.
the front part being occupied by
Cornelius Nmyarl. blacksmith. with
his wife and four children. and the
rear by Charles Buck. a labOrer. his
wife and three children. The wrecked
cottage caught fire from am over
turned stove IN it, but the flames were
soon exiingui,hed.
Charles Buck. who lived i'm the rear.
Was found pinned down by heavy tim
ber-. lie was terribly injured. but
may recover. His wife was found
dead. Gus,avus. his oldest son. aged
thirteen, cannot survive his in
iurig-. Anna Buck. aged eight.
lnd Albert, agsd SIX. were
crushed o. death. c. Ferdinand
wa- found crushed TO death In his door
way. Ills wife was lying near him
with their twoyearsli babe. Cora.
.laspod in her arms. Tie mother was
dead. but the child was rescued
alive ana taken TO the county
hospital. where it died at
Linda Ferdinand, aged
if.eu WAS found struggling and
Dreaming She had attempted to es-
'ane through rear door. and was
rushed about tRe chest and |
both legs. Sine may recover
ieneva Ferdinand. aged thirteen. and |
Gertrude, aged eight. were not found |
lp io midnight. although moans and |
FAINT cries tor help were audible from
.he ruins.
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IL shines from the bench. Ours "to mas
ter the lawless science Of the law; that
c0deless myriad OF precedent; that will
dcruess Of single instances Re
spondcd TO by Mr.. Robert T. Barton.
Z. The Doctors Of Medicme--Our al
lies. without them probate courts
would be needless. aud in the longevity
Of the ancestor contests over the inheri-
tence would cease. We tender them
our thanks. DR.. Cullen was to respond
but failed 10 appear.
S.The Lcgisloturc-It's lot is not a
happy one: for what it does it is abused
for what IL leaves undone it gets no
praise. yet its sins Of commission are
hali atoncd by It's virtues Of omission.
Hon. j. J.. Hart was to have responded
but failed toaIpsar.
@. OVr L0ic SchO0Is-"Wben asked
for their jewels they proudly point
to'-us. Responded to by Hon. John
Randolph Tucker
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WEST POINTERS.
Ncu Fertilizer Entcrpri.e-,o society News.
-enlnInl u fhn IlmnsL

Ncu Fertilizer Entcrprise-~o society News
Special 70 fhe Times.
WEST POINT. VA, July PA fer.
tilizer company has been organized
here to manipulate and manufacture
the Pdmunky green mari into a
fertilizer. The officers of the com
pany are: Morgan Treat. president. and
Hon. +. Wilkinson. secretary and treas
urer They will proceed to the manu-
featuring at once.
a serie. of games of tennis are TO be
played bv the Terminal Lawn Tennis
Club. to bv followed on Tuesday night.
July 3Oth. with a german, which. from
the big arrangements that are being
made, will be a most brilliant affair.
The german Will be given by the above
club In honor 10 the many visiting
young ladies ut the Terminal. A large
number of Richmond people are ex-
pected 70 be present.
Rev DR.. A. +. Dickenson. editor Of
the Religions Heraid. of Richmond
and hi. wife, arrived here this evening.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.



CoLUmrs. d.. Jolly IA horrible
tragedy occurred here carly 'his morn
ing. Christian Woumau. one of the
WealihIe-l and most Influential citizens
of West Columbus. al aaout 3 % clock
this morning blew bis wiie's brains out
with a shotgun aud then fatally shot
himself With revolver Wenman
who is man past middle age, was
found lvng on sofa in the sitting
room a. tle handsome residence -l2
we-t Broad street. His arms Were
around bis wife, who was dead and stiff.
Police Surgeon Schulz was sent for,
and woid wa, sent % the Police C0mmis
siouer Dennis Kelly of the affair. The
murdered woman was Mr. Kelly S
sister She and her husband had quar-
relied much. le was q machinist and
wealthy but was 70 irritable that =
tragedy between him and his wife has
been predicted. Neiumau is not yet
dead. but cannot live.
TIE woman s. head wa- completely
blown from the body. the barrel of the
gan evidently being placed tight
against the head This ls the second
double murder IN the Weinman family.
Christian Weinman 5 brother was killed
some years ago by their father, who
then killed himself.