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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-19
BUNTINGToN.

Feb, II, go
President Slubbs, of Berea, was here
all through Quarterly meeting, preaching
three times 10 very good audiences, con
sidering the roads and the sickness.
There was no meeting at the Baptist
church Sunday evening
There are a great many sick in town
yet, but most all are getting better.
Mr.. Breyley, in the northeast part OF
town. has been having long siege OF
sickness. commencing with the middle
of November. They have had from one
to three sick in their house all the time.
Now Mrs. Breyley is just getting over a
severe attack Of la grippe.
The center school will give an entertain
ment at the town hall on Saturday even
ing, Feb. 22d; admission one dime for
purchasing flag for their school.house.
All are cordially invited. t.-I
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell went to Elyria on
Monday, Feb. l7Ih, to attend the funeral
of John Burrell, Mr.. Burrell's brother.
OBITUARY.
Esther Franklin was born July 14th,
1909, in Chatham, Columbia Co., N. Y.
AT the age of eight years she went to live
with her aunt in Lime, CT. She Joined
the Congregational Church Of that place
at an early age, and remained there until
ber aunt's death, which occurred In 1910.
She then liyed with her brother In Pen.
yam till 1853, when she was married TO
Ricbar,. Pethrick, and lived in Canandai.
qua, N Y. I'LL the year 1867, when they
moved 10 Huntington, o., where she re-
sided until her death. which occurred
on the first OF Feb 1890, after an illness
Of one woek. Funeral services were
held al the residence OF her sister, Mrs.
Miner, where she has been living for the
past lew years, on the 3rd, conducted by
Rev G. L. Pappenhagen. She was loved
anG respected by everyone. Hers was
lovely Christian character.
ln II letter from Bulgaria written Jan.
2lst, Mrs. Henry Haskell writes that
they are all just getting over the grippe.
They had just had to close the Seminary
and schools so many Of the students were
sick. Mrs Haskell had baG time with
her throat
Palmer Stedman went to Cleveland last
Friday.
Henry Haskins has rented his farm;
gives possession the first Of March. He
has sale on Friday Of This week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rugg have little
sou.
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CLEVELAND, o. Feb. 10, 1890.

FRIEND SMITH:-I suppose you are al
ways glad 10 get items for Jour paper,
| thought | would send you two or three
Died In Cleveland at the home Of hi
sou.in law J. A. Braman, ON the twelftl
inst. Rev Wm. Runnells in the SSth year o.
his age. Father Runnells was we'll know,
in Wellington having lived there numbe
Of years as preacher and also as bus
ness man.
In looking over an old memorandum
book find the following under date
April 9th, 1859. The declaration wa
given in public meeting in Huntington
How well these men kept their words the
people Of your vicinity well know. s. {
Warner says: that should the Democratic
party indorse the present administration
directly or indirectly he will act ni
lopgc- with said party. r. A. Horr con
ours with the above.
Born in Cleveland on the 10Th, TO Mr.
and Mrs. Geo NJ. Caldwell nee Eva A
Lang a boy.
Yours Truly,
j. B. LANG.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-19

English SPAWN LinIment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses. Blood spawn. curbs
splints, sweeney, ring-bone. stiles. sprains
Ill swollen throats, coughs, etc. Save 700
by use Of one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful blemish cure ever known
sold by =. w.Adams. Druggist, yelling
ton. % 49ty,4S.
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Capt. w. A. ALBEIT, who has long beer
with Messrs. Percival & Hatton, Rea
Estate and Insurance Brokers Des Moines
lows, and Is one Of the best known an,
most r. spected business men In that city
says; III can testifyt to the good qualitit
Of Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy. Ha,
ing used II in my family for the pa,
eight years, can safely say II has u
rqual Tor either colds or Group. II seem
10 expel the mucus from the lungs, ap
lrave the system In as good condition
before taking cold We have also used Sc
mi Other kinds, but unhesitatingly g
chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is the b
Of allr Fifty cent bottles for sale by .
d. Felt, Druggist.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-19

PRISE a notice for bids TO build the new
school building. The people are getting
quiet interested in the subject.
The boys have great sport with the
gloves now nights.
Aunt Susan Goodyear slipped and fell
last Saturday evening and received slight
injuries, the indications are that she will
recover 10 few days. A. B.
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sPENoEn.

Fcb. II, 10
Mr.. NJ. Rupp is very sick.
Miss foreman from Lodi is visiting
her aunt Mrs. f. Grissinger.
T.B. Allison, from Lattisburg, Wayne
Co., visited at w. d. 0r's one day las
week.
Rev. Patch. from Cleveland, filed Rev
Griflls place Sunday.
Miss Minnie Naylor from Wellington
spent Saturday and Sunday with friends
! here.
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I have used Salvation OIL In our stables
and heartily recommend 1t. II does
wonderful work with horses with cuts,
bruises, sprains, stains, sores, etc.
B Craig. Manager Bradley's Keystone
Stables, Wilson st., Baltimore, Md.
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Z. Grissinger has sold his house and
lot south of town to DR.. Stroup.
Married, at the hotel VIM. d. Teess and
Emma O'Hare.
To the number of about 20 our
young people were pleasantly entertained
last Friday evening at the residence Of
Miss Fannie Betz.
MIR. Henry 0meroid for many Yeas a
resident of this place, died at 8 O'Clock
Monday evening Feb. 10th, aged GA years
was born In England March II, 1926
came to this country, arriving March Goth.
1854; located a, Linsing N. Y. remaining
there two years, came to Rochester, o.
1856, lived there until 1863 when hi
came to Spencer, where he resided unit
death claimed him. Cause of his death.
la grippe and pleurisv. Grand Army OF
Wellington offlciated at burial. He leaves
many friends to mourn his loss
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Feh. ls. ,oO.

Mrs. John Heyd Of the Smith road
neighborhood Is 10 a critical condition
from paralysis.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. W. Criswell Of Canal
Dover, visited their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. II. Gardner and family couple Of
days last week.
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SAUNDERS, PHOTOGRAPHER.

Pictures Of all kinds. Finest work and latest
styles. Copying and enlarging In Crayon, Ink
and Pastel Special attention TO the babies.
Crosier's Block, Wellington, o.
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NIB. REED In CHICAGO.
Two Halls Not Large Enough
to Hold His Audience.
GOV. HILL m WEST VIRGINIA.
capssAis Means win ~ q sAs Rsus
h Milwaukee - Rlsssssa Nay,
Canv.ssing fsr vstss

Cn1cAoo. Oct 9l-opeaker Resa rsashed hers
nis morning fr0m Waterloo, II. He was let
u the depos b the oG3esaio of the Uuicn League
Cluh who escortod him to the Grand Psciee
hossl, where ~ infosnal reception was held
TniB afternoon the speaker held . feeepeion q
me urtan League Club 70 msmbsn u the club.
and was sfrsrvard banquettsd thefaI
Accommodations for the LARGEST political
Eatlsrinx In Chicago had 70 BE- doubled tonight
70 make room for the thronx thss attempted 70
bear Rcd The doom w~re Licked q Ba1tory
DssDofy fully an hour be ofs NE eexiun1ne Of
IN meeting. and over $40 people we're ihen
Inside. while hundreds wefe paiiensly waiting
In the esc0nd fesimens arm ~. next door.
where m overflow meeting wss held Several
hundred members Of tie Union Veteran Asso-
citation, with banaen flying. entered the hail q
IN sscoft - Reed Remarkable enthusiasm uas
msnises ed He was acco0 panied BY senators
kafwtH ana Cull0m, Congresemen Mason,
Adsna busterwortA and many oshef we'll
known gentlemen.
Mr.. B "a spoke q length % the election euesp
tton. tne Mckinney blu and The work Of the
prsssst congress. contrasting the two ersst par.
de1 as satd: "The R-publicsn party
achieves the Dtnoeraus party Auds isult
Nos having anything % DO. is iollows thar the
Democrats are not under the nscssaiy Of being
coaststent. The De ocrssie platform hes an
advsnfage over the B publican IN IL method
Of srgunen1 tnat Of simplicity They aimply
have 70 pes ON what the Republican, do. aud
account for Ill tn missoe. uuss OF the world By
msans Of arts a. the Republican party" The
speaker further 90 rte1 that there IL not 3
single a ng the 3 pnblicaa party aas dane
thai has noe within two 70 i've years receivei
either the tacit OF vocsierous approval Of the
D. mocrAcy. In view Of this, be thought We
Eessd mot sFemble for the fasare The spesker
also adofos ed sh- overflow meeting briefly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-25
LEWIS COUNTY POLITICS.
Republican Kominees Sure Of Election
Democrats Appear Ind G~rent.

kepub1icAn Nominees Sure Of Election
Democratic Appear Ind G~rent.
CHxHALIs, Ocs. 3-rSp cisl i-Pailtcs were
never 10 quiet Is rney Re in On. halle 81 the
present time End Tor tina; matter sH tnrou.h
the county. There has been so far 10 poisgi al
speaking in Chehalis, end only local m. out
side. Probably the county seat question h~d
something 20 10 with his in the earl or ages
Of the campaign, bot tia, IL nov practica iy
dead Issue. the principal cause Of this 20 It'll
cal spalhy may Be found in the fact tnat pub
hcans have sucn . cid.d mai sity In the
cnu ~ that they have me ind 6ere mt The
Dem crats thr.'ughors the Can paign have
own decided Lace Of oresnfxa ion. Dis
hear ened ~ the ttart hey have hardly thought
II v nh while 70 WORK, th nsh they might, BY
tne exescip Of little political ingenuity have
slec ed one or swo at lea>t vi their cand data
whether they win buckle to nov q not remains
1 - teeu-
The 3 neral opinion throughout Lewis county
10 that D. Cameron, kepubl caa nominee for
cCuaty clerk, win poll the heaviest majority,
while Rfosccutiue Attorney Reynolds will have
the hardest Eight. and the chanc-s are b. no
means assured, - @. 7. swasey. mayor Of Cen
traiia. u working hard for Democratic vic
tory. He 10 IN 49, PROBABLY the only Demo
crat who b really In earnest IN the Ugh unless
Il b John 4. Taylor. Censta;ia's Democratic
nominee ios auditor. He has . good and ahle
opponent In = n. Ashmoee, the retiring probate
judses IN old ldier. well ilkeo through the
county, and more u N able 70 nj the oenOa
The new bai OF system 10 iooEed upon with
some disiavoe. becauss q the uncertainty It
sending Il
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NEW YORK. Oct. MA Gent leman who stands
high IN th d.r0 ment Of the army talks " tn
some vigor OF the recent Enclosures Of insub.
ordination and rebellion in the English army.
'slt 10 oil well enough" b, said. "for careIs %
correspond ms aud critics to make light of the
doin o. the Greaadier guards. and OF the riot
OF { Rast Surrey regiment, but these things
are alarming indi alto . of conditions In the
Ig.tsh army which viii DO taken advantage of
PROMPTLY in the war 0fileeA of France. Germany.
Austria and Russis. When two crack regiments
revolt against fd n for foreign service within
few months aud arc ssubseqsen crd.-
away In disgrace and punishment II indicates
that the Eeneral structure Of the British army
IL 10 . decidedly precarious, unhealthy n.
dition. II any OF the Russian, Austrian, Italian
or French regin n,s snoui mike such an ex-
hihiti"n of COW ardice an revolt, they would b
punished in most sum afy manner, and an
invest 20 ion OF the entire military system
would be ordered a. once"
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NATURAL GAS cur OFF.


fttteburG Furuacea Must Return 70 Coal
Iron Circles Startled.
PITIsBURe. Oct pa sensation was created
In iron and steel circles BY the announcement.
that the Philadelphia Gss Company had de-
cided to discontinue to supply natural eas
TO pudding furnaces for fuel There are
1000 pudding furnaces In the citv, and over
hall OF them will b at ut of - q result of the
order. This viii uecessitate an enormous az.
pense in changing the construction for the uae
OF coal In addition. there will Do added
heavy cost. owing TO the higher price OF coal
A. most OF the com prnies b I'd contracts with
the gas people at very low rate, the gas peope
claim that III NOV has not been MADE on sc.
count Of the scarcity OF gas bat because IL can
b. used 70 much greater advantage in private
houses and 1t much niger rates. The estimated
daily consumption OF natural gas in the CITY n
nov too.00,t0o cubic feet equal 70 Is go tons of
coal. Cutting OF gas from the furnaces win
give most incredible impetus to the coal min.
ing INDUSTRY,
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- - : =
IokH. or A-irpecsal l-koor 2.
rssssf' suIe infeudsat Of census, arrived from
knsope On the EseAm' Lahn today. and was n
y 49, ~ numof o. reIDneu anxious
- ssn vnes 81 On e sed a view regarding
- ssceuhs q Ntw Scsk city. The govern.
.s sns .ss, -, eve sns mspo,ois . hundred
sncusaad less than the pnlics couat which wss
anis.ea : ssv asys aga The difference is
en- dariax - snmmes month"; who have now
Sesur. ed home.
NJ. Potter word not admk that the govern.
nent nguos we're wrong. bus said he Wis ed
~ esFrect the rssuis where errors had occurred,
and wsu.d do il whers tbs -. prov.n
Heyuld repFvstn aive ook accasiou % over.
Coming - outAide mat n he eatd: I'm n
have b en- VT q rhasr.s maae against y.u.
Nj. Porter. q conns Ell a with he electrical
counting macai,.s witch are "a In ur bu.
~ Ne cta-Ros epecr6c sly arc that Won
engaged n doai With n lat ve Who controlled
sheis nsrn-iacfure, aud ha tnem snsroiu ed.
altAou shey w<Fu and ~ prscsicaliy vortn-
1eear
xush e11xsee aro fidtculous." replied NJ
1eeeef. An sloceriosl = chimes ware chcseu
~ hoard o0mpoeed Of the caie.s II the ~
s1ous heo0 Of ourceus II the interior once
- soshine = DO vilh ne ufehass Of them.
- - far - to statement shas any relative Of
nine va concerned IN thUtg wanufac uro or
sa1e, thas = imply . fai ehood There has bean
- dsal II regard 70 L. depesd upou It's
st be- siso hen dare tiy chafx I'd aeaiuss you
anA Hs. chiIde that many of the oGIoss Of clerks
and nGads q he various Stats Il i .iivisione az
youf ONCE were farm cut By you and shst you
and NJ ChtIds received he bone6u from
them.s
These charges, like the othegs, aru entirely
un1o1nd<d
he statement nae been made In various
ptso1 snas zen used your position In making
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Gov. Nh IN West virxInsa.

WHREIIEe. y. Va, Oct. A-G,vernor Hin
and party arrivei in Vine ling this AFTERNOON
on their Way from Nassnlon. o. Crowds
throneed the ststions and cheered the governor
- hs passed tarou n. On ARRIVAL here . large
crowd met him aud escorted him to q hotel,
where reception ives held. lasting three hours,
during whi;n prominent Democrats OF the state
paid their resptcts The governor spoke In the
oiera-houss tonight 70 an audiences only lin
ited ~ the capacity of the hail, dwelling on the
tafi6 and other issnrs Of the campaign.
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eN1v~se - - 1re~gsea1-Chslera Dis-
nDpease Rre0 Yekshama.
- 4nAnc1oca o. 1A-iRss steamer CITY Al
y ~ - Ce1ne aad Jspaa-t-Ths survivor,
- e1ookso TuxkiaA irigsse Istoeruul = n
- 1e@s T. - 1aoaness nen-oGvar.
!. e - 1e1e = Japea ev1r ae.1 ssyision
- eakoa ~ - saissy IL Soreien.n
- - - - ~ Ard lue - opan,n, :,
0otmpoetai liok ''s "
= eNnee q eovolnmsns nouinees have heen
eoloo = ~ Aouse q pssra
- = efedually lisappsastue. ana Yoso.
= - = y practically Ire from Il.
- 0eoooer7. ~
8 - eeoa.sf fskins brs1ehs today is2 c.sea
- y -. anountins % sea pouuds.
Ihas = - lasgos ioe vhioh ~ 49,
~ ~ 49, tima 0o"e
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A Bridal Tour in the C,o,a..

brhhlNeHAA, Ala, Oct 24-At the state fair
today Thomas J. Minis aud Miss Gertrude
Palmer. OF Brewton, were married in front of
the grand Stand In the presence of 10000 peo-
pie. the young couple then went In the car Of
. balloon. and with Aeronaut Baldwin sailed
on on . bridal tour. The balloon headed for
the mountainous region Of Shelby county. The
young couple got purse of 50 l0J aud 8 lara
number OF presents. The balloon bridal couple
nnaiiy landed on top OF . mountain seventeen
miles from Birmi CHAM
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Invoo95eoe3oa ~ ~ Tnntne- Nov Rail-
reoA-IAe 1sppesssy Farce.
UUnxu. Oh 1k-Dalfour. ehdsl ooer@faxy ~
Jroiandy ~ sGnsso1 - scax thzuuRh De usst-
IN eosnf1oa N which the sllses1 dis<re8 pse.
vufls h epnseqa ncs - - failure II de posaso
esops - naks ps,onai i1vestseattom Z. 70 the
~ - ne ueas-ueuk
De1fssas viii siso asooesain he most suitable
fDa-e fos aiiwAy frDm coiIoonev 70 Care
Morris. - Aun BA.Isghsferexn % castle- Rea,
Win vsew of bui dinx line - xfvo employ.
0eut - she oersiy. Il The situate dem = = II
4 crowd ~ National - eatAs RID q Galway
seaii.sn, psspaf 70 re i've b four With cheers
teS 0'bf5en and cebeT tionsifss Ieasesx BAL.
Snur had bo~n v<rnsf, hwy z, ana left the
nain - Athluae. where hs toos . car 70 cassis
nss n~ vi nss - = Gaawsy.
o. hlD cn3 joususy Baisour aligned 10 ex-
amin ~ ! Seeds 81 p T. rs. sus conversed
tresiy wtsA - sessats % thsis condiIion asd
TnSsnAay. Oct 9A-sumnoasea have been
sefves ub0a Hs-rie0n. member a the house Of
conauna; Miohasi OF ssen Daitot, ore II The
dsfenaanfs h sho conspiracy cnse. and nuu-
beF q oehees On : ehssks 81 ss~au ting The
poIcs ~ 81 In Of ths obening Of the con.
sptsncy trial. h rfaa "a this charge VII take
pixcs bsfces The - = .. but Ore pselimiusry
bear ne uiil - hid hsfore the osdipary cours
81 Petty sssstoaA Tie seton Of the crown in
usnsseriag u caoo from me nasserrate's
eourf RIM which Tie sammonses we're orix1n-
= y sssuso- 70 Ne - .. hes caused fenewed
xrsh menI fathsr Hamphrys. one u the Do
1esdsnu - she conspiracy case. ana sho ~as
ys-sssdsy sentsncsl 70 p~y nn~ u IN. or stsud
connissd for AK msashh for ssssustspg .
20 osasans sosisy maize IN appii. alton for Q
summpns against BAlfoar The mAxisIrxts se.
iused 70 is>u the susn,n NJ
Oeaen Bt.U te hast allan STRIKES.
eTpHs1. oeA A-fhe n mrs ss Lashecw
coasaefses Vii fr>Om wOrk an A.snday Their
ecSton - ro<afd q - the death low 70 the ex.
een0ve eszih0 tBr uKhSu Aust ada.
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whatcom Republican sure Of Election.
wHArcox, Oct A.-[Specisl l-Adviess indi-
cate that the Republican candidate for repre-
sentative viii b elected sure. The Democratic
candidate. Gillespie. OF Blaine. has rogue ssed
name from the ticket
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shipping int4iiieence.

FORT GAMBLE. O t.A.-Arrived-Forest oueeu.
PORT bLAKELEy, Oct 2A-Arrived-Gu.ce. Al.
calds.
FAN FRASc1sco. Oct A.-Arrived-Ssr Oregon.
r"rtand VI Astoria Depared-Palestne. Ia
cons. OK side.te. Poff Asdison: bk Arcturus,
Porn Townsend: Ferns Tnompson. Nanasmo
fokf TowNsRND. Oct A-Arriyed-Dk Pal.
myra, SAN Francisco. 10 load Ct Port Gamble:
snip henry Failing, Wilmington, Cal, % load
coal ct Nanaimo
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About O'Clock yesterday morning Edward
PIKE. in the employ Of the Oregon improvement
Company, was caught between two cars tina ne
was coupling and severely injarei. He waG
taken to Grace hospital where examination
showed that three Of his ribs were broken. At
last reporss he was rafting easy.
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HORSE PLAINS. Mont. Oct M-Passeneers on
Northern P@cidc train No. s wessbound:
C. 6. Hierins, O. W. Lynch, h. I. Ma,Ion. IL
A. Noble. Miss L Crippiu. Miss NJ z. Mich
aeis Miss K L BERT and mother. v. B. s.rib-
bard. Ms K 0Nesi. h ". Anderson, T. K Eiy
ana wife Miss A. Z Jones. Nj My. Miss J. g.
Black. Z. l Mats. IS E E. woor 8, Mrs. ]. II
Boyer. ArS J. 3 Murray. r LAuer. MIA b
hanson. Hans Bruxi A. c. Ksvan, r. n Su. ton
and forsy-eight seeoni-csssa
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TIE MURDERkss PAINTED.
Sensational Scene ~ sentence Of who
Connections Family.

sSOssSossSssos Sceu0 - cruteuC9 O9 = w mole
Connections Family.
LITcHvrELD. Conn.,. Oct. 2k-Ispecial lone
OF the most sensational courtroom scenes en-
ctsd fu Connecticut for years was witnessed
here today, when the ed wss reached in the
trial Of the Knowles fam ly. Of Lanesville, DR.
George Knowles. his wife and their son. George
IT,. Tor granddaughter. for killing John Waters
at Lanesville on the NIGHT of August 2 last
The jury after ten m Mates del beration found
all thr.e prisoners guilty. and Judge Thayer at
once sentenced them He said the murd Z was
cold-blooded one, and had the jury found
tn m all guilty Of murder he would have i'm
rosed the death sentence without hesitation.
He then sentc ced Dr.. Knowles and Nrs
Knowles 10 ten years each in the state prison
and The son George to seven years
Hardly had the words left tn judges mouth
when Mra Knowles threw up her arms with
shrek and fell back n . dead faint There was
great excitement IN the court. As soon - the
Judge could restore orter restoratives we're an
piled to Mra Knowles. but without effect. and
she was carried from the courtroom uncon-
scious. Later she revived, but her coudi.ion 10
serioua The murder was the result of . family
feud.
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FAINT WHISPER OF A sCANDA,
suit for Seal Skina In San Francisco
Will Unfold Startling Secreta

Will Unfold startling Secrets.
NEW ioRK. oct. 2A-(special The Hero,d's
Washington Ct CORES pondent sends he fol-
owing: II am told BY those Ia the secret o.
the old Alaaka Commercial Company that there
70 . WY interesting story connected with the
suit which has been brought in San Frsncisco
by the Alaska Con mercisl Company aeain.t
the North American Conn Company. II
10 nominaily to recover 100000. the value OF
1000 se-i skins recently DISCHARGED By the rev.
clue cutter Rush. Inc suit grows out of
very mix-d.up stats OF affairs between the
treasury department. the Alaska Commercial
Company aud The North American CONNER ial
Company. The contest In the courts, It IL whis.
nered. will be watched with unusual ,pt4res,
because Of ALLEGED scandaious reveistions tia,
must b. mad 10 sustain The action of the treas.
ury depar ment in lie support Of the leases Of
the islxndA"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-25
Poured yitriol Over "a. w,,.

CHICAGO Oct Al. Fox. a dissoiura char.c.
ter. this afternoon terribly disnxured his vis.
with vitriol. The woman keeps q BOARDING..
houss, and has been 20 often aopsed By Fox In
his drunken sprees that she had refused MIN
admissancs 70 the house. He broke in today
ana poured vitrtol over her head and face. she
was formerly the wife Of man named Yonisr
In San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-25
Keliy s sun.yaaIe.

ne voters OF sunnydass precinct had poliu'
cal treat last night wnsn they nlied tneis NM
new school house 20 liaten to good ReDuoncen
doctrine, q expounded By I'm p. Fay and 1.
p. Compton. Of this city. and ffsnk Paul. can
didsss fos assessor. Mr. Fay gave an soie az
petition Of the tariff issues. and Mr.. Compton
amused his heafen By telling stories having
direct bearing on the p cent campaign NE.
Paul appealed to the voteu Of this. his home
preesncs. - give rousing vote 70 every man On
the Republican ticket