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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
DIR. KOCH TO AMERICANS.
TELLING MINISTER PHELPS THAT INVALIDS
HERE SHOULD STAY AT HOME.

PROMISING THAT Lymph WILL Re SENT no
AMERICAN HOSPITALS THAT ARE PROPERLY
vOUcHED ToR-wHY HI WANTS THE
GOVERNMENT TO MANUFACTUEE
THE REMEDY.
Berlin, Dec 2O.-Proicssor KOCH on his visit TO
Mr. William Walter bps. the American Minister.
at the Legation yesterday passed through the ante
room, which was full of eager American doctors
who were waiting Ia see the Minister IN the hope
of procuring biz good Offices IN securing Tor t'H
Interview with Tie worid-rcnowned bnctenoio9lst-
A lons conversation took place between the pro-
lessor and Mr.. Phelps, who is worried by doctors
and inVaiias FROM America, who are determined
to get from headquarters information regarding
the new remedy.
In the course of tic conversation Professor Koch
said that his decision give the lymph hrnceiorth
ONLY 10 hospitals was due to reports of fatal re-
suits that had followed lis use i'll private practice
He carefully added however, that he was rot per
sonally cognizant Of any death resulting from us
effects but said he wos convinced that the lymph
was TOO dangerous. except when used under
constant watch 10y physicians patient he
added ought to be seen al least every two hours
Such care coull be found only IN hospitals
Professor Koch still personally attends TO the
production of the lymph. but NE wants TO dlScon-
tinue this labor ip favor of the Government. lie
thinks that ultimately Is manufacture should re
confined TO the Governments To MAKE the lymph
he SAYS. requires both science end conscience
He declares that il is useless for American Goc;T Is
to come to Berlin The lymph will be assigned
TO American hospitals that are properly NoHcHeu
for. Americans who are i'll should stay al nome
Berlin is already too full OF patients. Dr. noe"
BEGGED Nj. Phelps to send nobody 10 him. as IT.
is too busy 10 see any one personally. lie co"
Times 70 he s.oatly pleased with the results u
his discovery wien properly applied. He declares
that he does not want to make money. lie wants
the Government to manufacture the Nhpn "''N
Tins release him. 50 that he may continue TO stH'S
Minister Phelps has sent vial OF the l|TPHi ,o 10
one of the leading medical institutes i'll 'iie
states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
Mr. AND MRS wArrERsoy's SILVER WEDDING

Louisville. Ky, Dee. 9o.-Mr. and Mrs Henry "s'
terson celebrated their silver wedding nj theii fou''n
ave mansion in this city onigh'' the reception l"''
in, from : to II O'Clock. There were over t"ou'A'u
r1ie>t,. The presents were amazing IN their qud""'
and spendor. filing an entire room s'' apart Jul '"'
purpose The happy coupe received quI'' ~ W.
.,.a,orr Ic.-e,. and telegram, from every part 81
,,,orica and many parts Of Europe MIR. and MIS-.
wat,er,oD who i, daughter 81 the LAT" hon Ainir"
Ewing Of Tennessee. were marIt' ID t!,r. ~
isG5 From Harvey Wa'tcrson the father T." hchtN,
,te ctid of Mir Wat1er,ous son Ewing. tLclr "cIc
,Dr generations Of the family in the house to night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
CAVE or the YOUNGER AND JAMrs GAscS.


Il Peter Mimi. De-. 2O.-The cave wherein inc
Younger AID james gang, hid during tAe RAGS 'H
,t,t1lrold where TX mon werc k.llcd. hD bcen AZ
Covered and al tho same tire th" my 'ieH OF the dl-
app,aauc- Of tho youngest Of the James boy ih' De-"
solved hi, skeleton having been found ~ the '"uI'F
rauc.n RENDEZVOUS. party Of hunters, uhNeF''Ns
the great Fay rayiuc IN Nicolct County ionnd an ''
door opening into a commoA dug ont hewcd I's' ~
the rear formed blind door w'h lei mo """'"''
roo,o twenty feet long and sixteen feet wide. along
one side ~ which the hunks were arranged ana nom
,l. number Of thcss it seemed that AT least thirty
per- ons had found sleeping accommodations IN tH''
abodc. This contained several benche- ana -t""I'
an old table, tia plates and cups. Kettles, c'o" STOVE
and yar0u, cooking utensils and the Skeleton rcrrd
TO- There va also a letter referring t. tr t.'i 81
ONE hor.. SUPPOSED have been written %, riuh
lame ~ Jim Younger. rUU another alath'rli Nt.
found wAcfc hor-", had been -"'rctri, The "'iu
cave BEN. large enough - accommodate twenty Lea"
at q tllue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
Tgr F1ySAS CTTT WATER WORKS.

Kansas city. Mo, Dec. 10.-Tlle Wafer N"'h'
Committee OF the Council VIII recommend thA' 'h' CIV
,..truct IFS own system Of water works, a"d VIII
ask that the Council require the MAYOR 70 con
.pccal election t. vote the bonds II The report j.
adopted and the works constructed II WI" rc"p''
yaluelsss the Kansas City plant Of the National water
Works Company OF New York. which Is eStilha'Su
,o me worth s5OOO.OOO. The committee recommend
mat the plant of the company be nj purchaser p)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
JUSTICE FOLLOWS THE cRlYr orIcKLT.

Amigo. Wis. Dec 2o-Walier No'her mas p''''u
ull,v Of shooting and killing hi- brother ~ las" FHI
>,>,ov and within fort eight hours after the crime
was committed was on his way 70 the pcinch'IalS
10 spend the remainder Of hf natural lie withh
is walls. Mo>hcr, who is young man, Wa H
Maloncy's employ. Malouey vas not SATISFIED WIN
tie manner in which his brother law dd HI, work
ind talked Il over. Hot words followed cAd'h- ID
NoIouey pulling N0sner'- ear And leaving "a, house.
washer r. led INTO an ad lining room, secured gun
And followed Malouey. hiing HIN. There we're NJ
eye-wltnes So 10 The murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

Nashville Dec. 3O.-Soue time ago II. II. c. Foster
an attorney ieruando. Mis- Shot and killed another
attorney g. Il. Drioc. 0wIn- 70 G0mc>t" trouble 10
which the name OF Fosters vic wa implicated. After
Thoroughly Investigating the case. the iuif declined
10 return an ind ctmcut against Poster on the ground
that ne acted the part u "sen'ibe and san" man.
rb, vrdjcatcf the law and acted I'm accordance win
me sentiments Il every honorable. brave true, noble
and Virtuous man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
OEfTT. ar T..


". J. GINNINF.
Chicago. Dee GOV. j. Canning who ded sul-
aenly I'm san Francisco ON Thursday wa' AN Cd resi-
dcut of Chicago Uutl recently be- was a,-o lated WIN
uaoeraphur company in Tbs dty, but Dee i'd ui'
pos,.l ID. all Do, bu,.ar-, iutrr preparatory to "Trip
around the world. Mr.. Cunning had q vide ifp"'"
A, COLLECTION ~ cuiio- and va, the owner Of many
49, .,,.,,,,,.n, which arc now m the Arr Institute
u h.rau the collection seventeen year ago during
r,..,,.r,d tour II British Columbia and Alaska. 10
cent?, he lad held "a number Of consultations win '"o
Worlds FAR Board. relative 70 scouting al c'A''u'"
for flo Exhibition and combining It Win hi' own large
private collection 81 idols. icuoHe'' 'oie'">' ''''
Email. De- determined 10 start on h' own f', P'i,i
iI.., a.. intended - Dr." clur two year II'i.l .
al Ia tin.. hc pe,l,-,d o. v,' th" sandwich i,iaau,
IN f-.,l. C.iua. .'lt aHd Africa. Iir was I" '"''
aileI from San Francisco "u IHui7NN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
THE ACCIDENT TO THE STEAM YACHT EYDIA

New Berne y. G.. Dec. 20.-Dr Pierce owner Of
the steam yacht Nydia. which Was run into by the
schooner John Il. p. Moore holds tie schooner re
spons!be for The damage sustained by the >a'ht.
the latter vessel lying 1T anchor Al the time Of
tl,. accident with her auchor+Ieht burning brightly
d t,. watch ON duty lie hInk, the schooner
r,istook The MIDAS anchorngh for stern light aud
Wa under IL, Impression that The yacht Wa under
,vav Both Of the Nyda's maSts were brohcn OF, as
80 also her Tow. prit. and considerable damage was
done 10 her rail- siaucllons. plank sheer aud rigging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
SELECTING THE SITE OF A STATION.

Asnry Park. y ". Dec. 90 Npe'ah'-ofhda''
reprc-cniing the Pennsylvania Railroad and the cen
rial Railroad # NcwJcrsey. Jointly operating lhe
New York and Long Branch Railroad came mere tod''
tr fle prpo.c 81 selecting te size for IN cohteh| i''
new depot for NortA A-hury f'fh. tinted state
senator Ii.dsctt III -upcrintcr dent. aud oiher ~
,c,,. . the iYne Branch rad tlso cdl-r down rom
l... Branch. Jane a. Bradley had offered IT, -lVc a
i,.. .'t ~ ground l tine head If >ur-et Lake. run
r.-- fr1m iiill tu ~n-'i ~ I'll" tVr TIE ne"
structure. IAl, Plot o. l1ad Wa accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
SOME Of THE LYMPH IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec 20 (speciaI-The first medlca prsc-
titioneT IN this city obtain supply Oh ~ nv
lymph is 4 man who has been declared oN inc ii'''O
state Board OF Health 10 be ineheoie All" "''D Va
h,,i,,s ~ ,Io state in conyention have denounced
AZ AN upprofessional 0nack because he resorted 10
advertising 70 increase his practice Dr>. Mccoy ana
Wldn,n. who have for ten years battled inc ''l'e
Board Of Health in court after court ana deNcu VIZ
ethics of the profession. the hi,t 70 4D'd ,sr
arrived from Berlin with lis supply this morniub'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

Bnghamton. y. Y, Dec. l"-The pool Tournament
.o, Cui.bed TODAY. Jerome KeOngh, Of scranton.
Ic,t T. sherman OF Athens. Pom 200 10 III winning
$40 In cash and a gold medal and the championship
NJ southern New York and Northern Pennsylvania
sherman wins second place ana S25 in cash H. T.
stewart beat George squrcs. 80 TO 27. stewart Of
Michigan. and smith, Of this city. VIII diydc thd
,'n,rS - stewart OF this city, Is next and >qurrs
Of this city, and Enrght OF Enlra, are tF'd Ion last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

Watertown y. Y. Dec 2O.-D. +. Uerncy. a Chi'aI"
detective was arrested here this morning by the -N''"
and prevented from taking John Johnson oil h''"
Vile fhi, county, % Chicago 10 answer o charge -
having stolen a diamond ring m HAT cty while tend
ing bar there The stolen ring. one similar. Was
found i'm Johusou's possession. johnson aad ll'I""
appeared before Judee Williams. Of The supreme Court.
Oh hahca- corpus proceedings ana TIE prisoner "@'
q DISCHARGED from custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
BaRRFD OFT Under THE LOTTERY LAW

Nashville Dec. Ca dispatch from Knoxville
Tenn. SAYS that the newspapers Of that city have
been publishing ads" for a merchant which spoke
tickets 10 be given 10 each purchaser If goods and
each holder Of a t.chct would have a chance In diaw.rr
Tor certain articles. in one instance a quilt a com
nuuicatoD has been received from the Third Assistant
PO,tmasterGencral which Gays tlat papers carrrina
such ads cannot In tie mails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
erRrcK 4 hocK AND SCNK.

New Haven. Conn., Dec. 2O.-Ihe twomaSiei
schooner John stockholm Captain Canyon, bourd east
with coil was wrecked Faulkner Island Friday
nigh, during the GALE. The schooner Sprang leak
and the captain attempted H. beach her but she struck
a rock stove hole in her bottom and sank i'm
mcdatcly the tops Of her masts alone being visible.
The crew were saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
rqrAlrHxc RArEs by LAND AND WATER.

baltimore. Ioe. 2o-The pr~ent working schedule
proving -atl-'a,tor rdluad and steamboat officers
lrt.-., ted have had a meeting u cqualile the rates
ID, tl. various water and rail lines connecting Win
Ncv York. Philadelphia. Norfolk and halimoFe' Inc
result ~ the meeting 3, that the Dispatch line i thrown
,., far I'm mos, 10 ard from Baltimore TO the Clyde
u,e n had heretofore b~.u excluded from TINS
Territory baltimore. under N" low dlIdlg cement VIII
l,v. t.~,rt connection with NrUbe:n. y c. me tt,i
r~ f,rrIi.u, II the Atlr,lc and NOrth Carolina KdIl-
rad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

TWO MORE MONTREAL PATIENTS INoO' Ia , I'D'
Montreal. Dee. Coat the Montreal "ehcI"i nv
pitaI to-day two more patients were inoeua'eu VIZ
Professor KOch'> lymph. one Of them was S"n'''"7
from intestinal tuberculosis, and the othef io"
n, - ,, rs,,nts opera,ed on Yesterday already
Showing the reaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
FATAL RESULT OF 4 BLCNDER.

Cerro Gordo H.. Dec. 2O-A Young employed
on the farm Of Noah Kunz, this place by mis-
take attempted 10 III coal oil lamp from the gasoline
can. Tie fluid ignited. burst the and severely
burned several members Of The family three year
Old child died from the effects Of tho burning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
THE CINCINNATI INVESTIGATION ENDED

Cincinnati Dec. oO.-Thc Legislative Investigating
Committee, after waiting In vain for witnesses ths
mornng adjourned 10 meet Al the call Of TIC chair
~ The general opinion is that the disclosures
roduced by the investigation, Will make a small
t,urc when pIcscnted In the committees report
Wcarly every Important fact ELECTED from witnesses
"a dcuiod by other witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
STOLE MONEY FROM HIS CLIENTS

Boston, Dec. 20-In the superior Criminal Court
Yesterday d. H. LannOn, member Of tic suffolk bar
found guilty Of larceny from clients. He repre-
scented that certain piece Of property $500 and
paid only 1928 for IT, reserving the remainder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
A HUDSON BlVER EaAKEHAy KILLED.

Pouehhecp,e. y. y Dec. -o.-Andrew Phillips. q
Rmnebeck. brakeman the Hudson River Railroad
was knocked from train by bridge this afternoon
and was killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
Nrw RnAD TO nFADWOOD.

Do,d,rood :. D. Dec 2o-The tracks Of the Ere
mon. rll,born and Missouri Valley Railroad have been
CONNECTED f. this point and trains VIII begin reguai
tyin. ,t,ut Christina. The omplet on Il me ROAD
,1i De- ,.i,nra ed here on hat day. wien god' silver
and TN spikes viii he dHVen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

present Private treatment out Of the Que, -;
The present supply Of lymph he SAID, wouu 40 MO-
be hasbandcd carefully. for there was not ihu," F''
pect of having IL repcnishcd witllh slA H'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE PACIFIC SHORT LINES AFFAIRS.

HE GAtlEN5 NllDhi IH-''' - 80
SIOUX CITY MEN TAKEN BY SURPRISE IN The
NATTER OF THE RECEIVER
sioux civ. Iowa. Dec. 2O.-The appointment OF
receiver NJ tho Pacific short Line by the Federal D'
trlct Court Of omaha vas complete surprise 10 'no
soux CIV neople interested IN the road VINO "e'e
Int. .. ,t control of II. The recevershp was
nrodrco6 in New York men. who have about T2'ooo''
200 in ~. road. against $500 900 put up by sioux
cry men. one hundred and twenty "'eS W WV ~"
has been built to O'Nei Neb.. tins year. put WI
strncon stopped at O'Neil. result OF inc ulier
oncc botvoen the Sioux city ana NEWTON "0'''
c. L. Wright started for New York NcdesuaS 70
a receiver on behalf of the sioux city men, pu' 'oN''
Mol o. r,ho represents tive New orkers, upon near
inc mi hired a special train 10 Omaha ana securc'
there the appointment of l. L. Bierbo"eF as igre'e
~ thc wyoming Improvement Company anu "Ol"o
short Lime in Nebraska. Donald Mclean VIII! pe S''
oral manager Wendell Goodwin wilI De rcei,T "a -,
Wyoming Improvement COMPANY P'p H ny changes in
,bo .t.tee ~ Nebraska There VIII De no cuSns, o',
thc lr,cors of the road. The wyoming IMP, DID
Cn,,,' is the construction company for inc ra''"0
short Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
FROZEN TO DEATH ~ THE SvOW

Elnra. y. y. Dee. 2O.-James Carroll was found
frozen 70 death the az benton. Penn Yam
~ y, yesterday The man stranger an the
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

rhicoco Dec Goa dispatch from Boise CITY, luaho'
Articles of Incorporation have been hie LOT 'no
Sc,,,le spokane Falls, Boise and SAT- Lahe h"'i"o
Company. The capital stock IS paocu at - r,o
Of which about $l.5o0'OoO ma be'' S'''' .,,,
,,n. CIcd only include such part Of the road as VIII
~ Thin the state beginning at point near Lewiston
m Tho northwest and running through the seven De'H'
conner mining country TO Wc'scr. Payette' h'e' No"
tain Home to a point between the towns OF Ne"''
and Keso on the Utah line Articles ot Incorporation
have bo.n filed in UtJh for IT. contnuarGe t
a. e, Lake CITY and u III" state ot N'>InIt,yl ~,
H. Inc 70 Puget sound. 1t Is intended thi tll' T"
n a tr-r,confnontl rOad, hut no acton VII ne ~,
I'm mat direction until il completion Del"eoH ''i
and -alt Lake CITY,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

rNEARRN ~SNENro IN rTSlNE~S CIRCLES.
Tn. Vertical Tube Roller Company. At No. 2.925
Third ave. and az Ravensvood. l.. L. has b"come Imam
rlally embarrassed and has turned the cuisines, 10
Frank l. Frpmcut. who /, said 10 he The largest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
LILLE AKRnY MrRnrpres rNnrcrro

Buffalo. y. Y. Dec. 2O.Ihe Grand Jury has found
al Indictment for murder In the first degree against
Sarah Ann NcMuilen. the Akron murdeTess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
european Advertisements.
TFUL-COMFOHrING.
EpPS'S COCOA.

BRLA~FASI"D y tory4sn Nho@ ';0s. OF one "a I az
IRA laws NLINh govern the Aohs o. dsralo - -
d. A.l D Sal .u application q, tRe ne pFoPetts
w,,ecDtd tJ,u. M Ups has pro, i0Fd our Dr. Ass.
ta., Win d.ct.ly favored bees rrd4' which may ss',
In many heavy tog- b, l. O. in tr lGd tous nc =.
constitution nSs o. sr"e 80
tt up t ,tlous enough every Jcnd'nc! ~ as
ease. HUNDREDS o.. subtle ula1io, air hoi ing Sgo ~
l.aft to thfr- - q Wtt. paiht " IL.
APP n.L1 f,ta SHAFT by keeping urscl!a, wei InS
WltA pune blood ana properly hOAf.>heu itsHl~ WA
service gag tie go c., - 4.
LaY mound tins Grocsrs labelled thus James Erfo
{ cb. fiouo. op1.hlr chemists London. FNglanc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
THE
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.
CHRISTMAS NUMBER.

This popular publication more attractive for 1880
than y.r with interesting stories and colored pictures.
meeting with an extensive sale. not only upon Us
merits but also Of excellent notices gwen
bv the press all over the country. Parties not yet
supplied should secure the pap'r at once. Price. so
cents For sale at all newsssnds. mailed on re;eips
OF price to any address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

SANITARY AP
POINTMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

TEL F. G Il y 7 n
AND T l. l. T.
PHONE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-09
BLAINE's OPINION OF REED.

The Secretary Declares That He and the
Speaker Are the Best of Friends.
BOSTON, MASS, August s.-Mr. Blaine
was seen as be was about to leave for his
home in Augusta. He said that while he
was unable to speak upon the subject of his
recent visit to the President still he wanted
to take advantage of this opportunity to re-
flute two things which the opposition press
had recently made much OF, viz: Goodness
between the President and Mr.. Reed and
himself Said he:
THE President and are on the best of
terms, and instead of there being any riv-
airy between Mr.. Reed and myself, we are
the best of friends. I have watched his
growth with pride. He is an able and su-
dacious man, and as a Republican am
with him heart and soul. If he should be
nominated for the Presidency in 1892 I
would eagerly support him. He, like me,
is for protection of American labor, and
when the party forsakes the working people
it is lost"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-09
HOSPITALITY APPRECIATED.
A Valued Token From the Venerable Mother
of Minister Reid.

of Minister heIds
WASHINGTON C. H., o., August g.
Mr.. John Orr, OF this city, came into pos
session, the past week, of peculiar and
valuable memento-a quilt constructed Of
1,226 pieces. There are 16 squares in the
quilt, which comprise 976 pieces. 1t is not
only curiosity, owing to the great amount
Of labor spent in making it, but it is really
pretty piece of needlework. That, how
ever, which renders the quilt of such value
to Mr.. Orr is the fact that Mrs. Reid, mother
OF Whitelaw Reid, the United States Min
lister to France, not only made the quilt,
but presented it to Mr.. Orr as a token of her
appreciation for kindness shown herself and
husband, DR.. Reid, then living at Cedar
vile, Greene county, O., while on their way
to visit DR.. Reid's brother, near Green
field, o.
1t seems that DR.. Reid's vehicle. when
approaching Greenfield, was stopped by the
mud, and the two travellers were compelled
to call upon Mr.. Orr to lodge them for the
night. Mr.. Orr was keeping store at the
time about four miles north of Greenfield.
He made the unfortunate travellers welcome
at his home, and, though he refused on the
following morning to take anything tor his
generosity, the widow of DR.. Reid has never
forgotten the matter, and In her Seth year
she sends handsome quilt by Mrs. Jack
son. of Greenfield, who had been visiting
her parents at Cedarville, to Mr.. Orr with
her regards. There is something rather
pleasing and novel in the affair, surely.
DR.. Reid has long since passed away, while
Mr.. 0rr's wife has died and he is married
second time. The guilt presented by Mrs:
Reid to Mr. Orr was all made by Mrs. Reid
herself during the last few months, and is .
remarkable piece of workmanship for such
an old lady.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-09
DESTROYED THE PLANT.
Fire Wipes Ont of Existence n Wheel
Works at Ft. Wayne.

Fire Wipes Ont of Existence n Wheel
Works at Ft. Wayne.
FIT. WAYNE, August Sat Z o'clock
this evening fire caught in the engine room
of Whites Wheel Works and from the in.
hammable nature of the buildings and their
contents, and remote location of the factory,
was speedily beyond control. In an hours
time the entire plant, covering five acres of
ground, equipped with costly machinery
and surrounded with thousands of dollars
worth of material and stock, was in bright
blaze that illuminated the eastern wards of
the city and attracted thousands Of specta-
tors.
With the exception of portions of the
brick walls of the main building the de-
struction is complete. The works had been
sold two months ago to the American Wheel
Company Of Chicago. which also purchased
the N. G. Old's Wheel Works in this city
and wheel works in indianapolis and Terre
Haute. jackson and Kalamazoo, Mich,
and several other points. In all probability
they will not be rebuilt. The sale to the
American Wheel Company was for $500 900.
The insurance is $3.50, 900; number of en-
ployes, 100.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-09
KANSAS CROPS LOST.

Heat and Lack of Rain Have DESTROYED
Nearly Everything.
KANSAS CITY, August 8.-The latest re-
ports from Kansas regarding crops is not OF
an encouraging nature. July ended with
extreme hot weather, which has recurred
twice during the present month, accom-
panied each time by scorching hot winds.
In many counties of the. State corn IS an
absolute failure and is good only for fodder.
Only few counties in the whole State re-
port even fair condition of corn and then
average. Less than third Of an average
yield is expected, or about SIS, ,000, 900 BUSH
els. Wheat is nearly all harvested. The
yield is better than expected earlier in the
season and quality excellent.