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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
NATIONAL. BANK CIRCULATION.
pr,r. ALLOWING 4 WIDE RANCE OF sBcuRI.

Washiugton April Ex-senator liiscocH 10 DAY IN
,roouced a bill 70 provide that National banks may
secure their circulation by deposits OF Government
state railway and municipal bonds OF at least par
market yalr and not In default OF interest for ten
wears mast the amount Of circulation not To exceed
90 pcr cont Of the market Of bonds except III the
case OF Government bond pom which notes equal !"
their full face value mo issneh Inc i"Do"'ps
securities shall also be- received as basis oi clic
ton First morgagcf loan, secured on improved real
.s,t. 81, not exceciinc 80 per cent 81 fs assessed
valne when guaranteed by corporations OF g""h
financial standing certificates Of deposit ~ gold aud
silver coin aud bullion. storage warrants and wan
house receipts o. plliron. cotton and wheat IN ic'
.,ousible companies. these commodities to be insured
in sound companies. The percentage Of circulation
.sncd small not exceed - per cen, OF their face value
except In the case oi gold AID silver The bank, are
realired upon the demand u The secretary OF tho
Treasury e. make good ANY deficiency caused by
shiinAage in value Ia their deposits.
The circulating notes issued under the provisions
of the act are made rcdecnahe IN ity year per cent
Government bonds The secretary Of the Treasury
.,a! apart from the amount pad In previously b'
IN, National bank TAX on circulation, ana fvW III;
Ind now Ia the Treasury accumulated from The non
pie,entl,icn 81 circulation lost or DESTROYED IN TIE
hand. nf tie people. T2OVpO.cpO a. guarantee" iuhd
,,r The protect ioi bans d.pO-Ors. and an amount
equal 10 Of per cent per anhum on cri'a'ts sha
be- pad into the Treasury after the passage q ti,
act =. an addition "a ti~ fund. this payment 70 cr"
Ohcu the fnnd hecpilc- large enough Ia proVhc he
TO- No original amount set apart for the formation Of
the fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19

ALLEGED TRANSrie oV THE K. g AvD W
NEWER Arril Is fNp'eiNl.-i, Is rurorei hsre that
m, no ,,rnndc and Western In, passed tAiand- 90
,e Ro,k Island In short time. 10 J.. said. oilcia
,orncsIucn; " the transfer viii b. made The advent
- IN, Rock Island VIII give a new line L, thr Pacific
Cans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
TIE DOLPH RESOLUTION DEFEATED.
TBE SENATE ABANDONING THE SEARCH FOl
EXECUTIVE SESSION LEAKS.

Washington April rs ispeclaDThe senate to-day
eating Committee hy defeating the resolution reported
some tine ago citing various correspondents TO appear
for contempt. Twenty three senators voted go
witt the farce which tho statesman has been
conducting with great sOIchints for month two.
Thirty i've others voted 10 drop the whole inquiry
barren and useless. search that served simply 10
cxposa the Senate ridicule. Nothing more. per
haps win 10 heard Of the elaborate bn, futile effort Of
the Do;ph Committee 10 stop the LEAKS through which
executive session secret, ooze oct 10 The pm lie.
The new papeT CORES pcnGcnts. IT vii be rcmcm
bercd declined 10 tell the committee anything a. Z"
thcr sources Of information respecting executive
s~sson matters. Af'crvaid The committee called
All the members and employees Of the senate, the
prjvae and executive eecrctarlc, VI the President. and
enp,tses IN Che Diplomatic Bureaa Of The state DE
partment and qVc>. .Oncd them a. 20 tic: kno~ed c
of Tic manner in which the proceedings VI The
Senate In executive session. and coe, Of treaties pend
ing before II. reach The newspapers. s.ili The com
u!ttee learned nothing and lie alive prosecution OF te
inrury was then dropped. The testimony was pin ed,
srd later the report Of The committee was prepared
This reci,~d the fsGf~ Of the committee 10 establish
the comuli.lty = with the newspaper men.
and Il was recommended Mat the latter be cited before
the senate to be dealt Win Tor contempt .-,,
Sinre that time the committee has been prscticali}
ignored by the senac. the senators generally having
become weary of uc subject. But Mr. DO'pi was
Def csrnlned 20 be heard, 3nd. II l. SAID. he maze an
effort 10 secure place iOi t.e w ~
report OH the programme 0f business adopted by tue
Republican COMMITTEES. which ay1cco upo" sh maef
Of business. but failed. although he was himself a
member OF the committee. IN, snrrhoon; novel; n
posed Of In few hours. he sncceedcd III seenfihs
majority Of the senators 10 consider H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
eoNDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Wns.ingLOn. AprlI lt.-Ihc bond 0hcIs 10 day a
oieu,fci y. II 400. a, follows:
Registered ioni~-S $1,000. al H..
(,nulon tours 81 zoo. al H..
Keaid,gcd four and one half 100 at lOJ .
All the Offers accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19

,, that veterans are surpassed III eAam.n s,p
bv scbool graduates. who are able 10 seou,o NJ, oo'
w 'o at through their recent studies AT sch"oi.
P similar bill introduced In the houSc Sc'er''
DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
FOR ERECTION or posrorrIcE BUILDINGS.

FOR ERECTION or POSTOrFlCE BUILDINGS
Washington, April l5.-The House Committee on
Po,to.ccs and Post Roads TO-DAY authorized Repre-
sentative Gambler II massachusetts 10 report 10 the
House I'm "A modified form the Eloun' bin 10 povid-
Tor the erection Of po.tOiicc buildings. A. amended
The measure provide that there shall be appointed
ly The Postmas Ter. General one architect aud ,upcrn
tcndniit of construction at salary ~ S5OOO' one
skilled draughtsman at ~ 900, and not more thsli
two sk.,,d drsnch's'cn ~ sniarv OF 81 300 each
TIE Postmaster. General shall have prepared by the
architect II the department design Tor posi1ihce
buildngs, which, before being adopted. shali be ap
proved by him. These dcsigns ard plans hh"ll b.
20 devised a. 10 enable the construction Of p"stOhcc'
Il such variable size hat additions Or extensions may
be made without injury u the harmony OF design or
Tho Usefulness Of the constructed portion Tie fo't
General Is authorized 10 Construct III his dis
c!eilCn buildings IN accordance with these designs a.
any place al which rliv gross receipts of the post
once for years more preceding shali nave ca
cccdcd 5000, H. coaniy seats s2.1Oo cach year
The co., - snch building, shall not c&cced *3""Vo IL
ruv ca-e. file Post tcrtirreidl J. an'h"ii"" ="
receive gifts Of ground sizes isr me erection 81
such buildings. ana. when h"'.SsiiN 70 ~ ''' 80
ground al price LOi u exceed T'ooo. ih" h.iI
aupiuuliatc. for the fiscal year le"l s-Dp''ov'
Nearly 2.OOO place. The cJuntr, VIII be aHc'ri
BY the p-ssaSc Of 'his bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
rninrllcLA.s rOsrMA,TER, APrOINrEI

Washington. April 10 Fourth class po'ima ter,
we're to day appointed a. follows:
Pennsylvann-E. y. Blackwell. LLOYD. y. j.
Ilouck Nicaiown: W: u. sherwood. s,ne>iown ;
T. {. Miller shccdcr: W. " AXE. spring Mead"w
New iorl..-C &. Roberts, Rider, MN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
THE QUESTION OF UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION.

THE QUESTION Of t.'IT 0H71 .',,- ;.
=. W, rroob. Association, has reluctantly post
onr.d the meeting Of the Uniform Classification Com
p mtee which wa, to have been held in Denver next
-. Tho recent decision OF the Interstate Com
mcrce commission in the noted Ne~-lork cases Oh
Thurber Green q Legsctt against the trunk lines. III
which case, the roads were ordered ID put
into effect within thirty oa'S 'ar'ns ncdi'
, ~ between carlot and less than car
-. .i,,r.n.s has at least temporarily, paralyzed
., o,tomnt 10 formulate the uniform classification
which the commission itself ordered made The com
missions decision is ignored oy the trunk lines and
anour the thirtyday limit expired four Day a. ,, ago
'. ~ The lines ns, made hcw tlill Salu CHAR
nv,o uitgIcv. The decision IS perfectly impfac
ticAtle-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
FOR 4 MONUMENT ~ COMMODORE PERRY.

Wa.ItnetOn. Ap.U 7. sc1t'Vf Fd'nr q naN niru
dnc- bill 10 appropriate sl"Ou"" Tor the erection
4 . t,oti,uci,, IT ili.- IN Ia. ohio. mmrnoa 49,
..,pr,oa,r,. olive II r.. ~ aui Tie men who pil
tainted with hici d. thr naval i.iti' "f Lake Ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
rrnLLc n11LDlNGs rOR NEW.YOKX.

washlpp ,on. April is specsD-Rcprescntatvc
Iaines Of New Noik. though not a member OF ule
House Committee Public buildings ana "rouhds'
has taken an active part in the effort 10 provide as
many deserving towns as possible with public build
fngs His latest additions to the measures now he
fore the Congress are hills for tie erection VI post
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16

GEO. ALLEN, President and Manager, or
CHAs @ ToMpKitG. Secretary Salem, Va
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
JENNY LADD's RoAMANcE.
Disguised as q Boy She Helps
HerLOver In a Black
smith ShOD.


smith Shop.
AT BRIDGEPORT, COM The OF.
capsde of Jenny Ladd, the only
daughter aud heiress ofHsrris Ladd
of Stepheney retired manufacturer
in masquerading in dlsguaing herself
as a boy to be near low.born lover,
is the sensation Of the day. MISS
Ladd ais eighteen, d brunette and
very pretty. Last summer, 1t . pic.
mic, she met George Hazleton, a
journeyman blacksmith Of this place,
who was passing himselfof as Ysfe
student. fhiI
The girl fell in love with him, and
seeing chance for a prize he wooed
her, and the couple were soon Engaged.
When they sought the parental bless
ing Mr.. Lsda made inquiries, and
discovering Hazleton's true social
position, or, " furious and drove the
lover from the town. HszletoD fear.
lug the old mans wrath, returned
here and resumed his trade.
The girl. after vsinly seskipg to
gain her fathers consent, ran away
one morning bsfore suari'es csrying
off the clothes of q boy co. sin, who
was stopping in the house, to his later
embarrassment.
Downing these and cutting off her
long hair, she trudged all the way
here, and, after two days hunt
| found her lover. Hsz'eton instead
| Of trying to persuade the foolish girl
to &C home, told her that'he was ..ln-
able to support her just ten, but II
she really love- him and would wait
be would get her place in the shop
as helper 70 him. and when they made
enough money between them they
would get married. The girl agreed
to his delight, for he felt sure of .
fathers forgiveness when once wed
ded % 20 "a -
The girl assumed a boys dress, and
By sufficient rubbing Of dir ard grim,
on her fsce and hands, passed tbs
careless examination ofthe boss black
smith, and, Under the name OF VIII
Richards, was hired as Hazleton',
helper. The ruse succeeded for two
weeks, when Hazieton suddenly fell
a victim Of pneumonia and died
he girl was distracted. She VA
afraid to return home, for her father
abe learned, had suspected her with
Hazleton, and bad openly disowneC
her. She therefore cop'inued he
disguise and was sppCiutet helper t.
another smith.
This might have continued ind'fi
bitely, but Saturday she Was Icks,
| BY a horse, and her sex vas die ver
ed She vas hastily taken 10 ha
bosrdiug.hcuse end Ter father n.ti
Ted. This morning he arrived, bu
the girl f.d TO parts unknown. III
has bsen assured that during all be
at sence the girl remained yirtuou
and pure, and, repenting ofhis harsl
! ness, he has offered a large rewar
for her discovery, with the promi.
of forgiveness. 1t is feared the ri
has sought to hide in New Yorl
and will get into trouble.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16

The WEST SALZM LAND CoMrAST'
Of Salem, Virginia, was organized un'
der a perpetual charter Of incorP"r''
ton January 9th, 1890, with George
Allen, president and manager; 10
A. Francis, vice presideD'; Chas G
Tompkins, secretary, and Jacob 3.
Baer, treasurer and attorney. fEhe
company was organized for the pur
pose Of buying, developing anil SELL
ing land 10 Salem AMI in tue adj 10.
ing counties. The plan of opera'io1
viii be 10 purchase property. toi-sne
stock based on that particular pur.
chase. divide the property iato lots or
small pieces and y, sill 1t as rapidly
az practicable. distribute tie pr1ce d
among the sto ,bholdsfs Ofthst ssrieF
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
Electric Islt,eTs.

This remedy Is beComming 30 veil
known aul .}S, p liar Is ~ need no
special mention. All ah have used
Eltc.ric u .s,Ds slos the same song
Of p asss'--A purcf medicine dos
moi txist AID it Is guaranteed 70 d.
oil that Ia claimed. Eleo' rio BItters
will cure all diseases Of the Liver and
K:d4eye. vii. tDo,e Ptmple'. d Ills
Salt x, ,utu AID other aff. ctiDus caus'
I'd by i'll .te bod Viii drive Ma
lara fs.m the sy.tem ard prevent
a. we'll u cure I'll Najarial feyeFs -
For cure If hsaI4clle. C"tstipa iof
AID lbdi4esti II try + ect'ic Bitter
-En,ire satisfaction qua ante G ], o.
money refun'ed Price &c and !
per bottle AZ X. Blacaball Il SOM
- tore. ID"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
SHIFTS HIS HEART.
A Wan Who Can Change the
Position of His Insides.
Boston Csobe,

Suppose you saw q man shift his
heart from the lef 10 the right side?
Would you not say il was sonderIul?
Well, that ii what George Lomms
did at the Quincy Hsuse the other
day. He did more. With p RECT
ease lie dislocated every joint 10 his
body at will, causing several distin-
guished physicians who we're present
% declare hin the greatest anstomi
cal wonder they ever heard Of Mr.
Lomme came 10 Boston from London
some time ago to visis friends, and
during his brief stay betrayed bis
marvellous power. Wksrenpon IL vas
resolved 70 give him q sort Of informal
banquet. at which q small party oil
friends and surgeons might Be pre-
sent. -.
While walking 10 the paflor pre-
paratory 10 dinner the honored guest
kindly volunteered 10 illustrate hi.
remarkable powers. Standing erect
be drew his bresth. and lVl with 81.
tomatic facility, the heart shifted, and
although far across the tnedisn line
you could hear its distinct puIsatiops
With perfect ease he expanded BIZ
chest about ten inches more thar
/ normal. using the abdominal muscles
forced his stomach up under bis chiu
and his intestipei 10 where his stom
aeh ought To be. To ii.locate
shoulder joint, to force his splibe in
ward 90 that you could it q knar
sack in the hollow ofhis back, TO pul
his little finger back upon bis Sore
arm, 10 make O hollow 10 bis chts
big enough tot.rce q small jug j.
we're 70 Mr.. Lomme mattrrs as stu
PIE IS breathing.
Mr. Lomme 70 Il years old, weigh
| 1856 pounds, il 5 feet ) inches b
height, aud has handsome presence
lie said 70 n reporter that he h'
long been able TO do his prestI
marvellous dislocAtions, Asd that vi
power 10 the dominating facult
which enables him 70 astonisb Il
people.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
DIRe CTORS.
lJ CARR ~ W SMITH, ii. T MALLORY J. W. WALKER
W,W.FULLER G. S. BRYAN J, A, BRYAN, H. STOKES.
A General Banking Business Transacted
| ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS, CORPORATIONS AND
- YIEuALS RECEIVED ON FAVORABLE TERMS.

CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT bearing per upon
remain deposit with the FIRST National Bank ~ months
COLLECTIONS made direct all accessible points in the United
States and RENTED fl, promptly at lowest rates.
PARTICULAR attention paid the business Of Correspondents
THIS BANK being recently organized is condition TODD all classes Of
Banking Business upon favorable ether Bank the State
BANKING SECURITY The United States Government requires
Liabilities and Assets all National Banks
made and at least three ofhe Directors eve few weeks and
Bank Examiners pleasure Government
duty thoroughly examine condition
National Bank afford larger Of protection than
Banking ... .
CHARACTER AND CAPT. IL The character Officers Directors
Stockholders First National Bank the very highest each
National Bank responsible double the
of his stock No Bark has character redt
les the FIRST National
ANT your We vour patronage and
satisiac ion 10 all business
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
SPECIAL FEATURES O. aa8l..3S C. c.
WEST sAL-m LAND co.

The total c,pitaiiz .tion is $50.
600 of this 100000 has b gu t~bsi.
by Few men an the remaiuins; ~,
600 in shares Of $40 each is nos ~
fered ct % q share, payable !" Il q
monthly instalmeats. The t""a 't
New Castle, which is the eou ~ ,'r'
Of Craig County, Va, lies half -,
between the Ches pesks Il Oh:' RAJ
road At Eagle Mountain AMI 'n'
Norfolk L Western Rai!roal at Salem
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
Organization Plan Of. the Company.

arl cane | the stock. The stock In
this company wall he issued on the
series plan aud the management AMI
proceeds Of each class or series will
be kept separate.
Series A has b, en- cold and clos
ell:
Series - has been sold and clos.
Class G. covers the abovo.mon
TONED properties arJacent to New
Castle.
Applicants for 81 ok in "Series
- all ptase remit 81 pr share 70
he West Salem Lqnf Company,
SALON., Va, whrrerpon receipt will
besent by et'Tn mail.
lf further info M ltion be desired
4 Dies
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16
First National Bank Of Durham.
Charteed Nov. 8 1878 CAPITAL $loeoool.


j. S. CARR .. -. President LEO, D. HEARTH Cashier
WV FULLER Vice President CHAS A. JORDAN Teller
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-16

) branch Of the Oh sap. *. Il oiin
i. now aoderc ntract 10 New Castle
ID viii b, in operation OIL or-before
StitsmI.cs l, 1899. Til, railroad will
IN Up TIC. richest mnrral RECON in
Virginia, AMI here vi.i be an i'm =
ntnss development Of resources and
consequent cnhahcem' Mt OF raues.
eco1sid.- this stuck more val.
liable than Ssr,,s t." which has Just
been sold at - prt is Of none than
for / /. stockholders.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-27
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have! IN
fact YOU must have it, to fully ENJOY,
life. Thousands are searching Tor u
daiiy. and mourning because they hnu
r. not. Thousands upon thousands "i
dollars are spent annually by our pe,r
nIe in the hope that they may atia,n
his boon. And yet 1t may be had py
all. We guarantee that Electric D,,
ters, II used accordingto to directions anu u
the use persisted In, will bring YOU
good ili ligestion and Dust the demon Dye
neosia and Install Eupepsy. We recom,
mend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia az
ali diseases of liver, stomach and kin-
news. Sold at SOC. and 81 per bottle oI
u W Adams, druggist -
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-27
Both ankles Crushed.

In railroad smash up 10 1875, had
both ankles badly crushed Soon after
Blood Poison set in, and both legs, from
NV knees down, were covered with ulcer
ated sores, that refused all efforts to heal
/ was virtually helpless for ten years,
being bedrldden most Of the time. During
ali the time was attended by the bes.
physicians in this section Of the state, anu
must have taken CARLOAD of smedicine,
without receiving any relief or being pen
efiled in any. In 1887 | was induced 70
try Swilts Specific Is. S. 81 ! COM
menced 10 improve from the first DOSE
and continued 10 get better, until today I
am as sound and well as any man in tne
universe. This was two years ago. since
which have had no return OF sores oi
any pain in the legs From my exper..
Ience conscientiously believe thaI
Swlft's Specific Is. s. 81 has no equal as
a blood purifier, ann cheerfully recon-
mend il 10 any one suffering from any
disease of the blood. 49,,
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mai'ep
free. -
SWIFT Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. q
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-27
v..,.,, Tr.Inmon Called Together.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug. sS.-An official
bulletiu has been issued by the Brother
hoods Of Locomotive Engineers, Fire
men, Conductors and Trainmen, and the
switobmens Mutual Aid Association,
embracing every branch OF the train
service In Minnesota, the Dakotas, Mon
tan. and Washington, calling q meet
ina for Sunday, August 81, at Schu-
msker,, Hall. While the presumption
ia tbat the meeting Is connection with
the eastern railway strike, there Is
nothing TO bear IL out .t .Elss
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-27

Simply purifying end cleansing the
blood Is not sufficient II neeus enIi0n,
ing also the nervous system neeos tonins
mn all Of which is accomplished Dy Dr
Fepner's Blood and Liver Remedy anu
Nerve Tonic. Use his Cough Honey IN
ali coughs his Golden Relief in all pains,
and stomach and bowel disorders MS
kidney and Backache Cure in lame back,
dropsy and all kidney disordersi his Ger
man man Eve Salve in sore eyes, cracked SKIN
and niles his Capitol Bltters for appetite
and strength For sale by f. D. Felt ~
Wellington, A, J. Burrell, Huntington, =
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-27
rnr aREAT srRLNG MEOICINE

1t will be gratifying TO all who real
ize the vital necessity Of purifying lhe
blood, to know that Hibbard's khep. Z
matte syrup can be relied upon as =
blood medicine. Mr.. B. 9. Robinson, OF
Marshall, ftichy says; u. ..,,,
Gentlemen-I have suffered intensely
from bilIousness and rheumatism for
over three years, aud had tried so many
remedies that / had lost all faith. Hear
Inc Of Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrupscl
honSht1 a bottle and found 10 helped me.
/ have now used four bottles, and y tas
restored my liver and kidneys TO healthy
action, and done more TO purify y,
blood than anything | have ever taken
lam 7 am nleased 10 recon mend 1t as . won
derfui medicine. Very truly yonrs,
SSi B. @. RoBISsoN, Marshall M,ch. !,
Sold by all druggists, Prepared on N, y
by the Charles Wright Medicine o's' ~
Detroit, Mich. nii 80 eli
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-27
HOW 1T WAS.

A, the battle Of Gettysburg | was shot t
the left leg and was sent 10 we
hospital. The army surgeons relieved me
but pronounced my case incuraDle. ~
discharged peices OF bone and for years !
have suffered with running sore I c, .rieu
everything which my limited mesns
would allow and experienced no reliei
until / tried Sulphur Bitters. l am now
almost well and shall continue their use
--0ld soldier. o" 'oiif }NAD Itisl nv
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-27
nrnks emo nIcycle RECORD.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.--Edward Checkley,
OF Brooklyn, N. Y, rode into Chicago
saturday night on q safety wheel,
having broke the bicycle record from
New York TO this city by sixteen hours.
The previous record for the distance
which was established some yearsago BY
Nelson, was fourteen days, twenty-thres
hours and thirty minutes. Mr. Checkley
rolled his machine over the road In four
teen days, six hours and twenty-five
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-27
q =. yv,,n . convicted Murderer.

D coLu,nus, O, Aug. GA sensation
has been created here by the discovery
that Isaac Smith, who is to be hanged
next Friday in the penitentiary annex'
has been carrying on a clandestine cor
respondenoe with Mrs Emma Baeder,
wife Of q saloon Keeper Of this city. The
1rison warden obtained several letters
writton By the woman and they show
that she Is desperately In love with the
brute and has done everything In her
nower 10 save him from the gallows.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-27

Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, Aug. 25.TdA team
Of horses attached TO carriage contain
ing Ave ladies' became frightened and
uncomfortable Saturday and two OF the
ladies', Mrs. ]. II. Wilson and Mrs,
Charles Jacobs, leaped out The latte.
had her arm broken. Mrs. wilson's iali
produced concus.ion q tho brain, from
which sbe died q few hours lau,s.