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Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

Joshua Williams, William Ro.s 81
Abram Brown, were Bufloca'ci bg luhR
iny acid fumes at Walton Il Nhars1
phosphate works, on Monday IN nili,
aud Two OF them Williams and Ets I'd
yesterday morning, while the lbil,
brown, survived the ELECTS aud 10 gai
lair way to recover. IL seems tha ih
men had been sent TO clean out the ati
tank, very dangerous job. They ID
to cover their mouths and nostrils - ".
vent them IRON inhaling the iume' sd
they worked but y few minutes 81 1
time.
Brown Only stood It on Monday uul
noon, when lie went home ut No. . CHAD
stree'. Williams aud Ross conliua'a
| work uuiil Tuesday forenoon, when u
gave out and left shortly before noon sHi
walked to his home, No. 234 East Litef'I
street, but at ll.30 at night be died lfol
the effects OF the poson which he BIZ
inhaled. Joshua Williams kept on e0ts
ing until o'clock on Tuesday aitetuaoE
AT which time lie had q hose ard rnl
| washing out the tank. When he e5sl
out he sat down, and in answer to a II
mark male by the foreman he sail
/ was no 50 bad in there now. In
| Hiiuu et Lo NAb hpI'a'thii1 hhiecp'
T. N. Smedley, the loren an, awoke Il
and babe him go 10 the furnace AMI VI
his clothing. He complained Of tsl|
very sick, and man WAS sent Win al
to tho furnace room.
He remaited there until after 3 t!a
when he was sent To his home, w
jefferson street, In u wagon.
| Foreman Smedley called at ) Oh \
and found him IN an apparently Oh
Portable condition. Tue doctor hal
yet called and as Smedl,y left he aitir.
that WI liams be given 4 dose Of tss
oil. Dr. Blo.ksom attended We.
but in SPITE OF all his efforts Ntis
died al l. 80 O'Clock ON Mems
III rnng. DR.. J. T.. Pyle ATTENDED
others, but Ross Was too lar gone t.'rl
his He. Bfoan by leaving NIX
Monday saved his He. Ceronef H4ia
is Investigating the case and a. u4v'l
will be held this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

on Tuesday, December 81, last, $50
was returned to the Farmers Eank, this
city, uhder the following circumstances;
In 1919 wafnmau in this city iece. we'd L
cheek nom the Perpetual Loan Associa-
ton iur 80 and some cents, signed by the
secretary, NJ. l.. LicAtenstcu, Tue cheek
was rsentei to the bank, and Mr.
Lictd-ns ems writing being bad the
bsud officials took 81 10 read so, and
pan That am sunl. lew days later Mr..
Lich.enstein pointed ont 'tr mistake.
and efforts were made Ii nad tic man
" hcn sound tho man dee AIRED that lie
had iecelI ed but 80 Tie Uauk had no
way oil proving diAei wise aud the matter
was allowed 10 rest. lieceuly tie man
died. and On tbs death bed Ionie sei his
act aL'i gave hig priest le so 10 return
/ 10 th- lAnk
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

The Mems Guild of s.. Johns Chmch
held a meeting in the church last even.
ing, and elected the following officers:
PRECEDENT, J W. sparrow; vice president,
William j. Fisher secretary, Leighton
Van Trump; treasurer, David Il. Shaw.
General Thomas 4. Snlylh Post, No. l,
@. A. r., with ieleg a IONS from Admiral
q. F. DUPONT Post, No. ;, GeuesAl L &
Gran: Post, No. Is, Garfield Camp, sons
OF veterans, will attend AslNry !, .iurch
on Sunday evening ueyl. llIey Will
meet III q. A. Il. Hall, at 1hTd an j
King streets, at o'clock.
The following officers OF Electric Couu.
Gil were elected last evening to serve one
year: Chancellor, Charles H. smith;
vice chancellor VII IAN r Gooiiey
herald, Thomas j. Jacobs, treasurer,
George w. Cooley; secretary, Charles
n. Eauks; sentinel, owen L. Wyatt;
trustees, + Il. Buckmsster. |. T. I'll mas
aud John IL. Cooke. Alter Lie usla!.a-
lion exercises the circle on invitation OF
Mr., Smi,h, adjourned . " &. FAra'
Iestaurant aud psIt4sk at retresbintll'
The Masonic Ma4ua + trNt Assoti4
zion OF Delaware have elected the ioi
lowing officers Il. ". y. Watson q
Newport YVES e.ce,ed presidsnl; jam II
Price, vice president Samuel r. Lawson
treasurer, and Flank A. Taylor seere
txTy.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
singular Suicide o { a virginia Girl.


A letter received st Charlotte. N. G.,
brings the particulars OF an unusual
occurrence In Grsyton county, Va, just
across the line Miss Anna Curtis com
mitled suicide under rather remarkable
circumstances, as we'll as in u remark
able manner. For several days she had
been attending prayer meeting in the
neighborhood. Much local interest had
been aroused by the meetings. AT sev-
ernl recent services Miss Anna went for.
ward and knelt as penlteDt at the
mourners' bench. Last Sunday morning
the young lady arose as the services were
about TO commence, aud said she hoped
all would pray for her, as she could not
stand any longer the burden oil ain which
she was carrying on her soul, Tie con-
greeation prayed for her and the preach
err tried TO speak words OF comfort TO
her, but still the burden was not moved.
The meetings were held in an cd
school house building, and in the yard
WAS we'll forty.iive feet desp. While
| the congregation WAS singing hymn
| Miss Anna quietly arose from her reat,
aud leaving the building went quickly to
the well and began to climb upon the
cover. This alarmed some of the con-
gregation, who were watching her move
ments, and they rushed out towards her,
but before they could reach her ste
gave cry, "You needn't pray any
more" and plunged into the well"
With terrible splash the body Of the
unfortunate young lady struck the
water forty-fve feet below. Three
women tainted, aud a dozen others had
to be carried home. Mics Curtis was
eighteen years old, o! excellent parents,
aud there was no blotch on her charac-
ter. When the body was recovered life
was extinct
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

At this mornings session Of Epworth
League Convention the choir's singing
was efficient Presiding Elder Murray
led devotional exercises and read the
35th chapter Of Isaiah. Miss lront was
elected secretary and called the roll OF
delegates. A committee OF five on new
constitution was authorized. Reports
of president and officers were read.
Seven new chapters have been formed i'll
the Wilmington diAtrict In eleven weeks.
The different chapters reported through
dele gates, showing that the league Is
rapidly growing. The literary program
was opened BY Miss Irene Hepbron's
essay on ITO what extent should women
engage in the public exercises OF the
churchf' which 10 reported in another
column.
DIR. Murray and Joseph Pyle favored
| tile position taken by the essayst.
Rev. Houston spoke by courtesy, not
being member. He did not approve OF
woman's occupying the pulpit. Charles
Stengle thought she had as good right
10 preach as to teach. Mr.. Ninsinger
thought II she was called oil God to
preach she should be allowed.
A. V. liysore spoke warmly in favor
Of women preachers.
n NOHlIliltfts tuallts 1. tkthhlS, hlet
Adlio Tong and Harry Davis, was raised
on iiuancc. Rev. Adam Stengle discussed
the question: what shall we do TO help
tile PASTOR J.. Pray for him aud get
Others to 10 So . BY reg alarly attend.
ing tho church services aud getting others
70 DO So. 3. BY reyerned and deyout
manner in the house OF Col. A. liy al
lowing him 10 lead the work. 8. By join
, lug in the singing. u. BY religious con-
/ yersa,ion. I. BY Speaking kindly OF him
aud his work. Prof. Ii. S. Goldey advo-
j.. Gated religious activity. DR.. Murray said
the League should help the pastor by
bringing strangers to church hud by re.
\ porting the sick. Adjourned a, H. 90 by
:, doxology and benedictioa by Rev. Mr..
Houston. =..5
Tic quarterly conference Of Scot
Church has aplointel the following
IL coium tees tr next conference year
/. Masions Edward l.. Mckcag, Owen F
q. Hughes, Lewis r. GIuob, william II
A Graham, Julius T. Smith.
=, Ctufyh Extension-W!ll!sm II. Nalcn
tine, r. 9. Bennett, Alouzj Davis, " IL
~ Lam II. Foster, John penncll.
y sunday suhnol-lLumas j. O'Danlel
DC Isasc H. NJ Kaig, Mary j. Tduitt, JOIN
F. Carver, Josephiuc Campbell, IIeL
). lFepbron, Howard NJ Pennington.
81 Tenn, elance -TLonAs II. WI son, Wi
ST liam II. Uptyse, Alexander Thomst
3. William T. N!euol., rieic, Davis, Loui
:, B. D.ck,rson, SALISBURY w. Driscoll
Id Education Mark II. Pierce, the Re
David Dodd, DR.. F. Roop, Joseph /
AZ narett J. y. Aldrel, john 4. Sulic!
AZ lanes f. lrgle,
nr Church Eecori-Joseph II. Davis.
4 "A 4
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
Tho Third vicetlA,

Guels Hammel, az his name indicates,
German, reading at Sixth Avenue aud
Duncan street, died last evening. max
Ing the third victim OF the acid tank poi.
soning at the Walton and Whsnn phos-
phats works. lie went homo and was
taken sick on Tuesday night, aud on
W edneeday morning DR.. Maui was
called in and prescribed for his case. The
doctor spoke hopefully Of the recovery Of
his patient, but contrary to expectations
he grew worse In the evening and died.
Hammel is 81 years OF age. and leaves a
wife and several children In very great
distress.
Tie Coroner was notified and this
afternoon a post-mortem examination
will be held, that the oause OF death may
be located and fully understood.
Mr.. +. N. Buck, one OF the firm of the
Walton & Wbanu Company, was seen
about o'clock this afternoon by re-
preventative oil the REruDlicAN and ill.,
terroga,ed in reference TO tho matter.
Mr.. Buck 10 utterly ~ less to account
for the unexpected calamity. lie says 1t
was customary to clean out this tank
three or four times year and this Is the
FIRST time 1t has ever been attended with
serious results.
gagged in cealiug T. out, aud some OF
them have worked on as II nothing had
happened.
Mr.. Buck Is inclined TO think that tie
prevalent Influenza aAd something 10 do
with il. The firm IL extremely sorry
that such n thing should have happened.
Had they known on Tuesday evening
that tho mems sickness was caused By
acid fumes they would have had medi-
cal help summoned immediately. As
soon as Mr.. Buck heard OF The
cases on Tuesday night he called
personally upon the men and had all
done that could be done TO relieve them.
There may be more men sick, oil whom
he has had no notice.
In reference 10 the death OF IIammel
Mr.. Buck is very much surprised, as lie
was chelns. himself and always
sesined to know what be WAS doing. In
| quests are 10 lie Leld this afternoon On
all The victims.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

We accept this from buy
ers as the strongest proof
that they believe what we
have been asserting all
along, that Or Coats are
superior to any sold in this
market. We now assert
that they are cheaper at the
pric .sat which we have been
selling them than coats sold
by other houses in the city
at the sweeping reduc-
tons" advertised.
We have reduced to cost
price all Of our Goats, both
ladies' and children's Of
which we have not all the
sizes.
Black Astrachan Capes re-
duced from SIS to sra.
Black Astrachan Capes
from $40 to $40.
One Plush Cape irom So
to $3.50.
Black Astrachan cloth
from 81 to s..
Black Astrachan Cloth
from IS to $3.50.
Brown Astrachan Cloth
from IS to SO.
Blue Astrachan Clo.h
from S. to SO.
Fawn Cloth for Infants
Cloaks from 75c to Acc.
A line Of 1o.inch Cloths
reduced from soc to 4Oc.
A very superior Black
Henrietta, 46.inch wide re :
duced from SI.25 to 81.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

The annual meeting OF the National
Association OF the Morocco Manuiac-
tuners met in session his morning In
Prof. a. ). Webster's room u Eden II al
Building. on Tenth street near Orange.
The following are the names OF the visi-
tore: j. NJ. kerrignn, N. $. Kerrigau,
George S. Rose, Frank McDermott,
NJ. Denu's, NJ. j. Howard, OF
New York; CHARLES A. Muerer,
John $. selsyr, W. 5. FELTON,, ii. Burke,
II. Holmes, John Il. Evans, Robert X.
MeNealy, W. Pierson. A. A. Guiges,
Charles iieihgman, Charles Fink, &. W.
Matthias, d. T. Shoemaker, Of Philadel-
pbis, and George l.. lose from Boston.
Mass. There gentlemen are all mem bers
OF The exchange. The following we'll
known Wilmington'ans sat down 10 the
banquet provided 10 Eden Hall ban luet
room at 3. o o'clock;
William and Lewis Bush, Cha. r. aud
William G. Jones, W. l.. Child, Charles
and Robert Baird, William K. Crosby,
Joseph and Frand Pyle, William Y.
Bond, George W. Chambers, |. \, Quig
lay. George Bockus, 4. w. and JamS.
Scott, Il. B. Chambers. Peter Ford, W.
j. McCiagy, w liam W. Pusey, Robtr
IL. Jones, William b. Clerk, William
Martin and Charles Beadenkopt, DAME
pier.on, Jr., J. Gibson, j. Parko and Il
Parke Postles, james 5. Dobb, john VI
Solomon, W. S. Qulgey and Z, ?
Moody ....
The committee Of arrangements con
sists OF w. j MoClary, Lewis Bush
Charles Baird, William e. Jones and q
Parke Postirs
, The officers OF the assoc alton are j. 7
Pcsties, president; Charles A. Muerei
r secretary, and NJ. 5. Atkinson, treasurer
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

The West Chester Local News says:
one Of tbs most Interesting watch meet
iucs ever held at Mt. Xion, Chester, was
conducted there last Tuesday sight hy
the Rev. j. Trumbauer. Itbegan at I 80
and continued until midnight. A novel
feature Of the occasion was the marriage
Of a couple at midnight after the watch
meeting services, which Is no doubt the
first marriage oi the new year. Mr..
Trumbauer tied til knot and the happy
Victims were Louis II. Ecker', Of Phlla-
delphia, aud Clara Hilbert, Of Whining
ton, After tie ceremony they left on the
2.23 train for PbiladtlphIs, where they
will reside.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
Dots.
For Catarrh, smoke Pine Ne. die Cigar

For Catarrh, smoke Pine Needle Cigar
For Sore Throat, Catarrh and Asthma,
smoke Allans Pine Needle Cigars.
The Christmas music will be repeated
at Calvary Church on next Sunday.
Detective II. Z. Ginter, of York. Pa,
arrived yesterday afternoon aud TOOK
Edwin II. Spsng,er, charged with criini-
ually assaulting little girl, back to
York 10 await hia trial at the next term
OF court.
Services Of the week OF prayer were
held last evening in the Central Church.
The meeting wGs in charge OF Rev
George NJ Hickman. This evening the
services vii! be held in West Presbyter-
ian Church. The Rev. W. L. McEwan
will have charge OF the meeting.
Harry r. Graham, residing at No. 226
shipiey street, met with bad accident at
tic Pullman car shops, by companion
driving spike through bis foot.
William T. Morris, lately with Held 81
Bro, will shortly engage in Tue printing
business on his own account,
George II. Raymond OF Smyrna, Del, 4,
aud James a. Mulllgan oil Delaware
CITY visited Wilmington yesterday.
Calvary Guild will give soc!Able in
the lecture room OF the nurch uext Iues.
DAY evening.
Miss Elizabeth Slocum Of Philadel-
phia is tmTnta-Ily til NJ the post ion OF
) head nurse 1T the Homeopathic Hospi-
; tai.
Miss Gay Of Wash nptan, D. G., re-
! sumei Ter regular weekly readings yes
u terday afternoon, before the Shakespeare
I, class, in the par!ors nj the Clayton
: House.
The scholars of Green Hill presby
terrain ChutUh were treated to land les
= etc, Oh Tuesday evening
W. II. Bird, administrator, viii eel
Il The personal property o! the late John 1
re Sharpley, at public sale, on Thursday
The :.5i lust
). A two-stury brick house with 81
It rooms, bath AMI front rorch, at publ
T. sale OH Saturday next, at p. m, on Ii
&c prem ses, No, l>tj Yves, street
The Grand Castle, X. q. E., will lol
l. its annual session in this city, beglrn.l
At On April !. I he . s,ion VIII convene
IF, 10 O'Clock and Is expected to bea length
Us one, as much new business Will
brought up for consideration.
as The KIN gtts Comtaauiery, No. ., X {
r F., have elrctci the following officer
re Harry Vo.mer, c; George y. Bailey, fir
L.; Harold VI. Scott. second l.; H.
OF Elliott, :; James ". Cooper, II trustee
IN iluJll N, scott, GEORGE Alden al
IN Edwia II Miller
We have large g1sn;itv Of hold
ut goods lett over Ia odds aed ends, sHch
,g. moerschaum sets, pipes, smokers, Gig
OF cases ~ :, ce.. which we VIII close .
al ruiuously low prices, Chapman, y
h, enlh ana Orange, aud No. 8 East III
- street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
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Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
Large sale of Cotton Land.

The Atlanta Consultation siales =,
the largest taie of cotton piauG
made in many years has recently ~
cousummatcd. Colonel Thomas -
vail has just closed the pure asg
about $4,000 acres OF land in III,
County, twenty-five miles south Of
con. The Eat 1'eunesse., Virginia
Georgia Railroad runs nearly ttn ~
through this large estate, AMI M
nearly as many miles froniage gu
0cmulgee river. The purchase Is i%
Union Real Estate trust tonllI
organized lately on charter graa'st.
the Stale OF Georgia. Tois orr M ~ ~,
is composed OF Atlanta aud Ne" ii
capitalists. It 10 the purpose 0,
company 10 improve the prorel' : 81
place upon 1t thrifty and reii'Vs
oil people.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

PniLaDElrniA, Jan. 9.-When James
H. bats was yesterday confronted by lie
vie aud lleayyar'l lery sword In Judge
ArnOld's Cont, l. admitted that lie bad
u'cn yrfy delprk aui eoald act rG4neinbrr
whether u DO he Md caassd lls " tie
ateuJd the lioaee tin, 4ten.uS to A.l Aet
with the sword Tit vile 1tid ste Was
willing 10 give her kusUsnd another
chance. Judge Arnold iod her that il
she could sand Il b. could, aud there
upou discharged Roberts with severe
1 repr!m ani and advice 10 7.gn the pledge.
liol erls promised TO 10 30, made Assls-
/ taui District Attorney linletter 4 present
oil lie word aui walked out OF court
will Il cou,lilt lo=k o. h 5 lace aua his
/ ittg wing vile OIL us ai,n.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
FOURTH EDITION


When the Montana Senate met yester- |
teriay none Of the Democratic Senators
were present, and the sergeant at arms
was ordered to bring the abscntees before
the bar of the Senate, "sveu II he has to
invoke aid from the civn authorities"
Governor 1oole las recognized the or
ganization of the Senate by sending III
his message, but Secretary OF State Rot-
witt refuses to sigh the certificates OF the
Democratic Senator's elect.
By the overturuirg Of an engine en- the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, osing
TO the spreading of the rails, at Finch
town, Ky, yesterday, Clarence Mesicrd,
night clerk at the ioundhouse, was killed.
Engineer Charles slogg, Fireman George
Colloty and Thomas Mcclure were in-
1ured.
The Weser Union Telegraph build
ing in ST. Louis was destroyed by fire
yesterday. Many OF the employees had
narrow escapes, but all escaped safely.
The loss is estimated at SltO DOO, OF
which $50, 600 falls upon the teies raph
company.
mFrauk B. Mason and his nephew, rheo-
dore Mickey, were drowned In X OK
Creek, near kankakee, lllno.s,s on
Monday, by the capsl1!ug OF boat
Wlckey swan TO the shore, bat Wa
drowned in TN attempt W 10 hi
uncle.
Otis II. Brown, Sr., an eccentric oli
man, who lived alone 10 cattle hut ii
the village OF Osseo, near Minneapolis
committed suicide on Monday by shoot
ing himself through the head tire
simes.
Mrs. Henrietta Bellaire, who was fol-
mtrly captain in the salvatio
Army" yesterday cowhidei Jea
ponche, at Newark, New jersey. Sh
claimed that he had insulted her.
Rear Admiral William RAdforl, U.
Navy, retired, died at his residence, .
Washington, yesterday. WITH ihe C,
cep,ion OF Rear Admiral seltr,dse, /
was the senior officer Of the navy.
Judge Kelley is reported steadily sinl
ing at his residence In Washington.
midnight last night his physician, y
Stanton, said she might i've lew ds
aud might die within few hour..
John Conway, aged u years, W
struck and killed In Baltimore, yestei
dsy, by an express train on tue Baltimo
and Ohio Railroad. .-
Clement Flint, AT II yeAr-od boy
Sau Francisco, committed suicide {
"Wednesday by shooting himself lhrou!
the head. .....
Perry Rohe.derier, aged 90 years, g
his throat on Wednesday at TtspF
Montgomery County, Ia. lie was /
expected 10 recover.
john Macarthur, Architect Of t
Public Buildings of Philadelphia, d
On Wednesday, aged 66 years.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

A meet NJ of the farmers of New Cas-.
Ne county :, 20 ha held in the Court
House, thia city. on Saturday, January
-, for the purpose oi organizing a
Farmers Institute. The meeting will
he held in pursuance of an act oi the late
Legislature providing Tor iarmers' insti
tu,es and f1r which { !l0s year ia appro.
printed Clerk of the Peace Cochran,
who Is ttrar teal iarmor, viii preside
over tue meeting until thorough or
gauizliion Is effected,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

John MeClosecy. whose parents reside
in Peucaier Hundred, had tia misfor-
tune.to get one OF hio.. hauds mashed WHITE
engaged In coupling ctrs At Yogn. stown,
Ohio, q few days ago, aud notwltbstand-
ing the best medical treatment lock Jaw
resulted, producing death in short time
afterwards. He leaves n wife, but no
children. His remains have been Tor
warlei to the residence Of his parents.
Chestnut Hill sud they will be inferred at
the Newark Catholic cemetery GU Satur.
day morning at o o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

I,'ns ALE.
tn e4sF terms aud lc'Y prices large
numter OF dwclAnL hGusets AMONG them
he following:
ipul Ntst Eighth street
i2l5@Yest E5sh... street
$50 ESst II rreflh sftcGt.
y. W. Ceiu.r Third AMI slip'ey,
lili Lslcola street,
lGQ} Wdst NiniA street,
Nuke str et,
80 lads u street,
sli heed z'rsst,
1850, lhn2, l0Ui w son strcc,,
lVj Lincoln street,
1lls, ~ / We.t t9'giiA street,
6.5 Lincoln street,
2lT, ! n. I'll Fast Fiffeeu!!. .treet,
5G7 We.t Fedria a'fac',
81 Monroe stree,
ia Fest ) XII sire
22.faCstn ltcEs4T 81, ct,
/ 1t ! .aas s5rcet,
Gi5MutIlT s'teet,
G.8 WGshjn To-. street,
ili, AVS, Az sherman - ect,
/ Coz, Ga4 Vest EislltA street,
s9S Adams s'ree',
| 1871 Harrison sfr,e',
| S.#E. CosNsr 'lHyior ard Pine,
l0i2, 1914, lNiG Wilsou stree.
sst5 220T Market street,
$40 Ma llson street
50l West AL stfcet, =.=.
= Da poia stree,
1869, 1911 West Frant street,
81 Locust rect,
u South Clayton street,
) II south Clayton street,
I south Clsy'on street.
, 1924 We Pad street,
. To-, "a AMI iQG East 18th street,
i704 and 1875 Iantz.stsi avenue,
1927 Line ia stiee', .
lt4J Liae. In Street,
Il0, ~ and ia Esst lth saeet,
CLARK K NJ LEAR,
Ger stu AID a&ske! stree,
ds.tf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

SglNNloN, Jan. s.-Verrary Dunzale,
sp Italian, Jumped from Delaware aud
ilu lson train going through Nlntln
without stopping and received fatal IN
Hrles Martin Mangan, stone mason
returning from work at Edgefton, while
standing on the rear platform OF train
~ the same road. was hurled Oft In
rounding sharp curve near Oi,phant
aud l.ed at the hospital here this even
Ing
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

PARIS, Jan. Sin an interview with
NJ. PssteUr, he was asked whether he
considered La 'trippe Is occnsioned by
bacteria. The professor smilod sardoni-
"a y aud shrugged his shoulders, but
said iipi1iug. Ga being asked what be
cons .vfed tie best remedy Tor tho
va .tiy, lie remarkcd: "Let men and
" msa both quit smoking tobacco and
ssh ke eamphor instead, and they Will
probably escape the pest"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09
A sight I'lre.

Last night few minutes after 10
O'Clock an alarm Of HE was ecut 10 nom
box No. "a, ~ Front aGl Justisou
Smoke was sreu om.us tIJm lie dSel-
ing No. 10 JI-ttsJu street dui the alarm
turned in by George II, K osei. Tie
damage was veiy slight aud ths ser ices
Of the fire companies were not neciel
The dwelling was occupied b i iataily
named Latter.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-09

Ssh .=Irttr's Pro Giuhe iral Is soon to be
overloaded AID iemodeleh, AID Architect
Rice has prepired plans for such i'm
proyemcntS. Tie side walls on Sixth
sire are TO he removed and one story
addition ii by a fec, is 10 he erected
VIII cit VIII ,eat some 600 more people
4 Baltimore builder has the contract and
Wal egiutueuee operations soon.