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LADIES ENJOY

Both the effect and result when O:;yo
BLOSSOM is used. 1t acts gently, vet
promptly. 1t is the greatest boon 10
w~omankind. Every lady can treat her.
sell and not have to undergo the torture
OF instruments from physicians. Give
BLOSSOM positively cures all forms of
female weakness, such us Painful Men
situation, liberation, L.arccration, Bar.
renncss, Leucorrhea, pruritus, Cancer,
Ovarian and Fibroid T'aHtors iti their carly
stages and the long list of innumer-
able and uni~Tentionablc sufIcrings that
atIlict the patient. The Olive Blossom
treatment is simple and harmless. Tic
FIRST application often gives permanc,tt
relief. Try it, and you will cxclaim.
as hundreds Of others have: ooh, /
feel like n different womau!" One
months treatment sent postpaid to any
part Of tic world OIL receipt o: 500:
six months, $500. Olive Blossom
IS iorsalc by all leading druggists. Any
druggist WHO may not have It can order
it from the wholesale dealer. DO not
a0rW any substitute. Bl5gaJr Of fraudr-
lent limitations.
The Celebrated EjuErc PasiiHs Give
bl0ssom, is prepared only by Tie
France Medical Institute Co., C0LnmbHs,
O. Incorporated 1856. GabihaiS 500, 600. 90.
BRANCH HOUSES: New York, Chicago,
San Francisco, and London, EnrlaHG.
Sold by Logan Drug Co, c. r. Goetze, ". W.
irwin. ". Z. Williams. C. schncpi. c. Mc-kc.
and Bnls'on & Co., Martins Ferry. and: Bow.e
& Co., BrilcppOrt. tc9I-pAW
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For Sale.

4 modern Bcyen.roomcd hou.c, No. l6 VIr.
ginit street, one half squarc from Suspension
bridge. Fine location.
A property That will make a very pleasant
hom9, nj No. 10 South Broadway, near Virginia
Street.
Paying inyestnents-thc property southwcs,
corner lroGd way nut 2Bno stress, three dwell
Ing houEeR. Keats for about $50 per year. Price
GI,UOJ.
Prupcrt: northeast corner OF Maryland and
North Huron streets. Two dwelling house
Property Is In such II location that will increase
very rapid In vslGe, $4,000.
Seven roomcd dwelling. TIC South Penn street.
very desirable location, SS,0GQ.
Five rO9mCd dwelling. 49, south Broadway.
a six rOumCd house NJ y Zane street, Sk.2D.
Five rOoulId house on Florida street, sl,N0.
BUILDING I.oT5.
Your last chance to get one Of those desirable
lots on Moth Huron street, Old Fair Ground
Addition. $3.50 each, or Sl,GI5 for two.
Lot 4Uxl90 on Huron street, Just north OF Ftr
ginin. Price Sl,5OO.
lot on South reun street. 3~75Ixl9o. sl,C00.
Lots on east side Erie street, old fair grounds,
30xl20, $50.
LotH on south side Fourteenth street. East
End, $40 per front foot.
Lots oil Wabash street, good location, C0xi20
500.
Lots In GIlcleiSt's addition. high ground.
Lots OIL south end Of South Penn street, GSxle0
600 each.
Several email fruit and garden farms in good
location.
c. Q. SMITH,.
Real Estate Agent End Broker.
phI6 l,sAl Market street.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain ofcutting teeth g.? II SO,
send at once and get a bottle OF Mrs.
WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gull
DEES T%EEruINa. It's value is incalcula-
BILE. 1t will relieve the poor l%ittlesufer.
or Immediately, Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is ne mistake about it. II
cures dysentery and diarrhpa, regulated
the stomach and bowels, cures wind.
collie, soitcns the gums, reduces inlam.
nation, and gives tone and energy to
tho whole system. Mrs. WINsLow's
SooTHIHa SYRUP roR CHILDREN TEETH.
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription ofone OF the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for aale byail drug.
gists throughout the world. Price Is
cents a bottle. Awraw
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AN HISTORIC SPOT.

Four or five miles down the river
| where We were the river had broken
through tho mountain, and the cliffs ran
M on either side, not perpendiculsrly,
however, more than Il thousand feet.
Toward the south, the mountains
were high and rugged, but We were 60
much higher that We could look over
the tops Of them, and could count them,
one great range beyond another for
sixty or seventy miles, across the Dor.
dcrs OF our own State, into Virginia.
Along tho southern horizon ran the
Shenandoah mountains, the dividing
line between the two States. 1t was
forty miles distant, and WAS dim with
blue haze. A peak rose high above the
surrounding mountains, and could be
distinctly seen. 1t is probable that from
the summit Of this peak the first white
man looked who saw West Virginia.
The top Of that mountain was the frs.
soil OF our State eve trodden by civilized
man. One hundred aud s~eventy.ioul
years Ggo Governor Spottswood and his
party of explorers climbed that peak
and were the first who ever saw the
country lying to the westward OF these
xlountains. Strange it seems that the
first land OF our State, looked upon BY
white men, should DO nearly the last t
BIO brought under cultivation. For
standing where l was that day ant
looking across the mountains towart
the south, l could scarcely gee where
farm in all that wide mass OF mountain
had been cleared o. its native forests
Mountain beyond mountain still loouil
up, covered with the wilderness which
nature planted, just 90 they did whel
on the 9Th day OF September, lTiG
Governor Spottswood saw them for TIL
first time.
The snenanioah mountains arc no
the las. ones in view toward the south
Beyond them, even beyond the Vale.
Of Virginia, q pale azure range can be dis
cerned il the eye is strained intently i,
that direction. So pale and far away i
tina mountain that it seems almost tn
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The excitement caused by this inhu
mar monster is scarcely equaled by
that produced by the great discovery OF
DR.. Milcs-the Restorative Nervine. 1t
speedily cures nervous prosiration,
change Of life, pain, dullness and confu.
sion in head, fits, sleeplessness, the
blues, neuralgia, palpitation, monthly
pains, etc. Mr.. John S. Wolf, druggist,
Of Ililisdale, Mich; Talbot and Moss,
Of Greensburg, Ind, and a. W. Black
burn, OF Wooster, o., say that "The
Nervlnc sells better than anything we
ever sold, and gives universal satisfac.
iion." DR.. Miles new illustrated treat.
Use on the Nerves and Heart and trial
bottle free at The Logan Co.'s drug
store. MwFkw-i
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We desire 10 say 10 our citizens, tina,
Tor years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Armies
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate 10 guaran.
tee them every time, and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price, il satisiac.
tory results do not follow their use,
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists.
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO, Oct. 2-Caitle-Ecccipts 1900 head;
nme a,Oo head; market irregular: steers
s. 25s5 Is: Texas steers s. 2Da3 q. ranger, 81 Sn
-. HoCs-Receipts 10000 head; market Irreg.
ular; nacscrs 81 gOai 35; prime heavy butchers
Weishts s. tNai S.; pigs So 75ai Is. Shecp-Rc.
Geipts iO,0tO head: market slow and lower; stock
ialnos 81 Ga3 .: eWesa and ~e,he,s naked 81 2ss
! S; westerns 81 t0ai 05; Texans 81 lOa5 co; lambs
EAST Liberty, Oct. 2.-Cattle-Rece,pts l,Giu
mead; shipments SO heal; market nothing do
iiG; all through c0nsignmcnts. ~Hogs-Rcceipts
10y head; ,shipmenis 2,G0o head, market firm
fhitfdefphfas 81 75ai 50: corn fed Workers 81 Ga
! 20; common and ssnssers 81 l0ai so; pirs 81 OOn
10; Sheep-Receipts 500 head: shirmrnts soc
head; market slow at yesterdays prices.
clSclSSATI. O., Oct. 5.-IIogs, demand fair,
market steady: common and light 81 Goa. Is:
packing and butchers s. LOAF 30; receipts o,GI
head; shipments 2.llO hcsd.
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NEW York. Oct. 2.-Pctrolcum opened steady
and Advanced a4c, hut then gave way under u
slight pressure 10 sell and closed weak. Penn.
.i9ESc: closing at 7Ts,c. Lima: Urcnci nj gGHc:
l63,W0 barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa, Oct. 2.-Cpcncd at 19e: highest
We; lowest DC: closed At .9tIc: sales 1860
barrels; charters 9S,O:5 barrels.
lIIfs1uEGIi, Pa. Oct. 2.-Petrolcum opened
a. NC: highest 79Nc; lowest 1S5sc; closing at
bRADfoED; Pa, Oct. e.-0pened at 79c: closed
81, 600 barrels,
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Blinks-"Been travelling in Europe,
eb? How did yon find the hotels?'
Jinks-"Hired a cab"
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HONS Sarsaparilla is in favor with all
classes because 1t combines economy
and strength. 100 Doses One Dollar. Il
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Metals,


new ionK. Oct. ?.-pIg Iron steady. Copper
staEnant. Lead quiet ut s5 IS. Tin nominal;
straits SAOO.
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o. TIE MnHNTAlNS.

In. Maxwell Continues Ills Journey.
Graphic Description of Wonderful Seen.
cry In tho South Brunch Country-hstuty
III Nature.
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FREpERIcK Lupr

The above is but one of many such
letters we are receiving every day. II
YOU are ailing try Looae's Extract Red
Clover. i it does you hall as much
good Nc Mr.. Luden, you will be well
repaid. II it does you no qoed after
faithful trial return the bottle to druggist
you purchased OF and he will return
your money, as such is our instructions.
Only try it is all We ask. For sale by
Logan Drug Co, p4w
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ding l0Lc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money and Stor
Hfnrlfaia

NEW York, Oct. 2.-Moncy on call easy
ranging. from . Ia s lsr cent. last loan ~ pei
cent: closed ~ pcr cent. Prime mercantile
paper i53a7 per cent. sterling Exchange fairly
ucilvc nj 81 sl5pAi s6js. sales o! stocks to-day
were lGG. 400 shares,
Tho stock market today has been duller and
more stagnant than OH any day since the none.
taty stringency, md both sidcsate again waiting
Developments. Railroad stocks to-day wore
very unlntercSting, there being apparently no In.
i%lucntlnl interest at work that could make any
depression upon prices In either direction, AMI
white tho usual dulluoss induced the traders
TO take the short side later In tho day. the iluc.
tuntions were confined to the smallest fractions.
There was considerable selling Of sugar 10.
sncrlcs during the forenoon, aud a decline OF
nearly 2 per cent was brought about, n0iwIth
standing the new tariff law, but rumofs werc
circulated tina, the dividend would not be paid
~ Tho money had been lost on suits. etc. Tho
dealings, OH the whole, were without special
feature Of Interest xnl the close WAS very dali
ana heavy. 70 weak nj about the lowest prices OF
me day. The illal changes show a majority OF
losses. but for most part small fractions.
railroad bonds more active. sales, syli 600,
Government nnd State bonds dull and steady.
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BEErnAM's Pulls cure Sick-Head
ache. !
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]. N. Loose Red C7orer Co., Detroit:
GENTLEMEN: l have been using your
Fluid Extract Of Red Glover for Consti.
patton, and find it r truly ,rondsrjM med'-
cine, in fact does more than you claim
for it. l ch%eerfully recommend it to any
n suffering from that or kindred COM
plants. Yours respectfully,
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CISG!SSArl. O.. Oct. 2.-Flour dull. whoa,
nim 40: : reu we; receipts 5.0eJ bushels; ship,
inenIS 5'loS bushels. Corn strong: No. . mixed
5as5SEc. Oats strong: No. . mixed 49c, RyS
steady; No. ., &c. Fork steady Vt siO 70. I.rf
hril II 81 %. LUX meats and bacon s,enJv
mhisEy active at 81 10. Butter, sugar and cheese
firm. Eggs steady at l1al7Hc.
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IIlLADEIfHIA Pa, Oct. a.-Flour ouic,.
Wheat firm: No; . red October aGAa%Te; NGyem.
81 0l53al GaLi. Corn steady; No. GIVb miirrii
stc; 30. = mixed October and November S5iSa
5bc; DECEMBER 5i%a55Hc: January 5.l5ic. Onis
hrm; NO. ! white lSlLailc: No. while iikc: No,
| Mh;te ii1aliZac NovcmGc: ii'laiiH.c: nccem.
trIy a,,tat!Ic; saahary 46e. Eggs steady: Penn.
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=. !. Is reg,.."".-l2.bIoh Io 4 Mississippi. q
vi !. y cOupOrs..-l22HI do preferred 49,. ii
" = ~ rcg..""""l0i Oregon improved. q
u.S, a}}ss coupon."l W Oregon Sav........ 10
racine u OF W.m".lli Oregon TrAns......... 37k
Adams Exptcss...lU lPacitc Mail,,,,,,,,,, IOIs,
American ESPfess.lli. acknowledgements
Canada Pacillc.....- AZ Pullman palace..,,2lS
Canada Southcrn..- b35SI Reading ,....,.,.,,- 40
Central Pacific. 81 Rock IAlaud,.,,,,... 50
CheSapcako& OHIO l9lII 81. l.. 4 san Fran, 4,
dotlrst preferred. 5IElSi. Paul..,..,...,. e..
90 second ptcrd- $Glsl do preferred. ...llOH
Ght. htir.& quincy. 4f3stSt. Paul & Omaha. y
Del. y Hudson ...,..ll do prGicrrcl,,,,,. No
Del. Lack. & west.lli Tenn. Coal & Iron, az
Denver 4 Il. G....... ls3.iTcxas Pacific ...,,,,,, 10
s';s..:....".".. IA union facilc........ 81.
rotI " Ayile........l& III. s. EHprCss,,,., &
LIMOS Central.....l0lHlW st. l.. & p.".... l0b
Kansas & Texas. is do p~relcrred,.... HL
LAKE Shorc...... ,lL1i1lW fargo Ex...llI
ioulsyille l. Nash. Sih Western Union ..... SEX
Memphis Chas.... 6j Am. Cotton OIL. 50
Michigan Central. giiIlCOlOrauO COal,..... 4GL
Missouri Pacific. GytI Iron Silver ....m.lG rs
Nashville & Chat. Is iQuiGssilyer.mm...
ScwjerscyCcntral .lljLi do prcIprrCi'"" Al
Norfolk CIV. prCid co sulro..m.nm.""
Not.nern lacihc.... ~ Richm'd&W ". PIT. lJA
~ rleIelleu.''...- va Atch!bon, ....,...... SS
southwestern .....-.lU1L Chicago GRs,...,... Az
do preferred .....-. IL! Lead frust......." No
New York Central, lOILl sugar ....".."' M
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nH!0 RIVER RAILROAD TIME
table taking effect August II, 1890. Pas.
seheer Trains VIII TIN ns follows-Cepiral Time.
which do not run on Sunday,
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TOLEDO. o., Oct. Wheat dull and steady.
CASH mud October Csc: November $50; december
= toE; May 81 Us. Corn dull and steady: cash
S SSej october .9s; May 5Os4c; Oats quiet. cash
October 81 10: November 81 is; Dccc,nber ii %.
February 81 TX. "
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BALTiNoRE, Nd, Oct. o.-wheat, western dull.
No; = winter red and spot 9Gka96Mc; October
gTEc; December s. N14al coz. Corn. western
9niei; mix,sl spot 5i3+e; October H35a5t1Sc; year
nie; siGy 5'Ac. Oats. western white iAliic. rye
tlrm at ;da770. Hay steady ut sill OOall 50. Butter
INN. Eggs active nj oOaoic. Cnnan Imm ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-07-25
The Stock All TIA ken.

CHICAGO. July "a. -Subscriptions 70
the stock and securities of the Chicago
Junction Railways and Union Stock
Yards Company closed Wednesday.
The entire SIS. coo, 600 of the stock has
been subscribed and offers have been
made for as much more. Mr.. Charles
Henrotin said that fully onethird OF the
stock had been subscribed in Chicago.
Il is said that the Astor family has
become interested in the stock and has
from London indicate that the amount
of stock allotted to the English interest
has all been taken and offers for great
deal more have been received. The
amount of this allotment is supposed to
be about 81. 500. 600.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-07-25
NE DULUTH REoATTA.
a Yacht Race in "a storm-I"o 81 inc
Vessels CaPsize, Causing the Loss OF
TWO IIres-Oiher Events.

DrUuTu. Mimi. July "a in TIE yacht
race here Wednesday two boats were
capsized by a souall Two men q che
crew we're drowned while the third vas
rescued in a dying condition Inc
other crew Was saved.
Seventeen yachts competed II ono
grand race over a course OF seven rniles-
The Nushka. Of White Bear, cot Brst
money. sis5. in 1.26: Manitou, second
S75.fn 1.o9oc: Sgeetheart, third specia al
prize. go. in 1892 33
The first race Of the rowing associa-
ton was the junior singles, one and a
half miles. in which Ne;tieton. 81 the
Ninnesotas. beat Wright e the same
club. Time. 1909 and 1874
In the junior foCrs there we're fve
starters Ninnesotss. s. psuls Winni-
pegs Du1uths and Lurlines. Winnipeg
won. St Paul second ana Minnesota
third Winners time, 1929
The next race was the ionior double.
The Minuesotas and Lgrlines failed %
uat in an appearance ard 80 C0rbet and
henderson. of the Chicago Cstins. vent
over tie course alone. making II n
81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-07-25
Oh Cages Population.

CHICAGO, July 24.-At the meeting Of
the Board of Education Wednesday
evening tie report of the superintend-
ent Of the school census was presented.
According TO the figures the population
OF the city Of Chicago will exceed the
enumeration prepared by the super
visor of the National census for this
district. So far the books show a popu-
lation OF l,205, 995, with four districts
yet TO be completed, which may in
crease the figure about /, 500.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-07-25
SHORT SPECIALS

Immense quantities of aprioots are be
Ing canned ia California
A heavy hail-storm in Bavaria has de-
stroyed crops in many places
The dog population Of New York is
estimated al from - 600 ~ 50. 90.
The assessed railroad property in
South Dakota amounts 10 Sic, coo. 600.
An Italian squadron has been ordered
20 Guatemala 10 protect Italian citizens
William Kerrigan. ex-general supsrin-
tendent Of theAiissoaIi Pacific road, died
Wednesday al 81 Louis.
Complaints are being made by Grand
Army men that the rates 10 the Boston
enoampment arc too high.
The Canadian Pacific by the purchase
Of the New Brunswick railway has a
line running from ocean 10 ocean
James l. Wharf has been appointed 10
a cadetship al West Point from The Sew
eLtk Congressional district Of Michigan
}. H. Camm!ns. prominent citizen Of
Pittsboro. Tex. MAS stabbed 10 death
al that place by constable named Por-
ter
The Siberian cattle plague is rayag-
ing the province Of Riazsn, Russia. Cat
tie, horses and sheep are dying by thou
sands.
Recent losses By fire in Spokane Falls
aggregate $500 600 lncendisrism is
suspected. Steps are being taken 10 Sc
cure better water supply.
Mr.. Glenn, formerly councillor at
Belfast. has been convicted OF embez-
cling $3.50. 900 and has been sentenced
to five years imprisonment
Wednesday. near Golden, Col, the
bodies OF Mrs. L. K Able and Miss
Ethel Drake. who were drowned by a
cloud-burst Tuesday, We're recovered
At Jackson, Tenn, Sid Mason, des-
perado. shot and killed Russell Cham
be-lain at a political barbecue; the re-
suit of dispute over a trivial matter.
The American Association of Flint
Glass Manufacturers at AsSury Park,
y. j., Wednesday Endorsed the Mckin-
ley tariff bill and the Torrey banking
bill.
Missouri is now the only State or Ter
ritory in the United States where Gov
eminent lands may be taken at private
entry or purchased outright for Sl.S5 an
acre.
A new Russian war vessel OF $500
tons is ready 70 be launched and an
other yet larger is being built. There
is also activity in Russian military cir
cles.
Florida pineapple growers are said 10
have melted from s. TO SO. so per acre on
their crops this season. A much larger
acreage will be devoted to the crop next
season.
All the express companies have
notified their agents al Atchi-
son. Kan, and other points TO take no
more beer or other liquor for Kansas
points.
The Italian Government is nsssag
energetic efforts 10 prevent emigrat. ~
from that country. Intending Gu
grants are harassed in every possible
manner.
Gretchen, the 7-year-old daughter o.
y. Frissel Of Des Moines. was attacked
by the family cat Tuesday night and
bitten so severely that her life is de-
SPARED Of.
The price OF binding Irvine will not
as feared by Minnesota farmers, be ao-
vanced as a result Of the recent destruc-
ton by a FIRE at Minneapolis of the Be-
/ curity Warehouse.
! 1t was reported Wednesday that the
total stock Of unsold pig iron IN the
country June so amounted TO 4oS'45o
tons. or Jess than three weeks supply
at the present rate OF consumption
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-07-25
ROBBED a NEBRASKA BANK.

TIA &c Thieves Gag and Bind a Night
ITatchman and Secure Considerable
Plumber,
WEEPING WATER, Neb., July "a -
About O'clock Wednesday morn
ing three unknown men captured,
bound and gagged the night Waterman,
took him to a grove about half-mile
from town and tied him to a tree. They
then returned TO the town, where they
broke into the Commercial Bank and
drilled their way into the vault They
could not get into the time-lock safe,
but secured large metal box contain
ing about 81, 100 in cash and postage
stamps No CHEW or description can DO
had of the thieves except that there
were three Of them, according TO the
night Waterman.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-07-25
THREE KILLED.
An Explosion Demolishes a South
err Boayding-Hause.
The AFFAIR Occurs in Savannah. Ca
Three Of the Occupants Perish
and SIX Others Are injured


SAvASNAa. Ca. Jaly CIV. j. Bal
lard's boarding house. three tory
brick dwelling. - Congress street. vas
blown up a. 40 o'clock = u. Three
persons were killed and six are in
iared, two OF tho latter probably
fatally. There were thirteen people
in ths house. The explosion shat
tered the walls, which collapsed
IN an instant aad fell mass Of
ruins Most OF the occupants OF the
house we're asleep and were haIled from
their beds and either buried under the
falling debris CT thrown on top OF IT.
The killed are: Mrs ". j. Billiard, -
Loekley and Gus Robe TIE wound
ri are; John Roberts. right ankle
fractured and conclusion Of the
brain from the shock; L. j. Tate. con
fusion OF the face and chest; Mellon
Hywood tcOlored) shoulder dislocated
and bruised; J. A. Rimes, slightly
bruised: Edward ). Eyeritt. slightly
bruised; Mrs Edward = Everitt,
slightly bruised; SAM King (coloredl,
badly injured about the body.
The frst person taken out Of the ruins
was l. J. Tate. collector for the Citl-
gems Bank. who was sleeping on the sec
end floor. and was pinned down by
fallen bers A few minutes later
the mangled body Of Mrs. Billiard
was found eight feet under a
pile OF bricks beneath the room where
she was sleeping. Robes body was
taken out ~ 3 o'clock and was laid in
Franklin square on mattress. ROBBIE
came here from New York about month
ago and was employed by Nc
DCnough & Co. as scroll man. lie
slept in the front hall room on the second
floor, and was found under sheet on
the bed, where he had evidently been
killed as he slept He was about ~
years old. The body OF Lockley was
found about o'clock. IL was the last
taken out Of the building.
J. A. Rimes, who was sleeping in the
front room on the third floor with Rob
erts, was hurled TO the second floor and
was pinned between the bed and floor
until he was pulled out By the iremen.
He did not see Roberts after the explo-
sion occurred. The first he heard was
grinding noise and then came the
crash and then a blank. The next he
knew he was being taken out from un-
der the debris. He was slightly
nrrlised