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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FORECAST TILL EIGHT A n. WEDNESDAY.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, fair; southwesterly winds; slight,
warmer.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at
am.--Great Falls. temperature. 50: condition
4. Receiving reservoir, temperature. 80. Con
ditiou at north connection. Z; condition a
south connection, 6; distributing reservoir
temperature. 80; condition at infuent gait
house. A; condition at effiuent gate house, 5
High tide in the river, $50 p. m. Low tide ii
the river, 400 p M
FoK CIRcULARs and wedding invitations &c
to McGILL q WALLACE. 1l07 E st. NV.
MILK and whisky testers. HEMLER's, 45s Pa.av
Trousers reduced to $500.
ErsENAs BRos., 9Th and E.
TEy Berkeley.
NANrroU GISeER CHAMPAGNE should be in
every household None alcoholic
CHARLES KRAMER. 7s7 It'll st. NV.
LANps SIS. sHEDD BRo, 1872 9th St
BEAUTIFUL frock and sack suits marked down
to $3.50. EIsEMAS Bros, 9TH and L.
MERsrrr's PHoroGRkPH GALLERY, 925 Penn.
ave. Fine work only. Cabinets from IS TO "A
per dozen. The Newport, a new style OF photo
graph. only made at this gallery. very fine, for
81 per Dozen
BERKELEY is pure.
TROUSERS reduced to IS.
EIsEMAS Bios, It'll and e.
FUssELL's POPULAR Ice CREAM is better than
befOra- Order a dinner
New York avenue.
BAKERS COP LIVER On AND MALT arrests
cough, increases flesh. saves life. Thousands
endorse it. Sold by druggists.
OSE-FouRrH of all children's overcoats.
EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and E.
BExxrIEr pure rye whisky.
FINE OLD RYE and Bourbon Whistles of 1865
1873 and 1879, the choicest to be had, and OF
which i make a speciality. Call at the old es-
northwest.
One price only.
TROUSERS reduced to Sc.
EIsKMAs BRos., It'll and E.
1QUARr OF 81 WHISKY for 75c.
1qua-t of 81 Jamaica rum for 15c.
quart OF Catawba Csc
CHARLES KEAEMER. 7s7 It'll ST. NV
PURE CALF's Foor JELLY, fresh every day.
I. JARVIS, 426 9th st. NV.
THoUsERs reduced to $3.50.
EIsEMAS Bros, It'll and E.
q PER GALLON. 81 per quart, SOC. pint.
VIsIr The EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
tSl-6S5 Mass n. W. Telephone 1852
The well-known firm Of johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
frm in the United States
HANDSOME OvERCoATs marked down to 90. 80.
EIsEMAS Bros, It'll and E.
GAS FIXTURES, PLUMBING. HEATING.
s. 8. SHEDD 4 BRo., 1872 9th sk
CArAwBA WINE 75c. gallon.
CHARLES KRAEMEH,
737 It'll street northwest
OxE-FouRrH off all children's overcoats.
EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and E.
THARP. s1S street northwest.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

EPILEPSY.
Suggestions and advice as to treatment in Health
Trurt Just issued. Send stamp for il to
ja2S-6t DR.. WILLIAMSON, New London, Conn.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

THARP. s1s F street northwest.
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An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime,
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9Th street northwest. dll-tr
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Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wigs for masquerade
party for hire at 8. HELLER's 72O It'll at. j24-7t"
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Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting and Sham
pooling specially at s. HEILER's, TO 9TH. j24-7t'
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No Safer Remedy can be had for Coughs
and Colds, or any trouble Of the Throat. than
browns Bronchial Troches." Price 25c. Is
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25
The Shoe store scores

The Shoe store scores
By an original sci
leather buying too long
tail but wise and shire
Shoe Merchant is able
a regular offering OF V
Button Boots that ha
yet been approached
difficult to command te
hciently strong to des'
two sorts put in stool
at IS a pair.
They are of choice
Kid. best French tame
delphia bench-made
weited and stitched {
sewed with turned
may be preferred;
leather tips. They are
any similar $3.50 Sho
market and we know t
good dealers are &c
and $40 for Shoes nt
better. But then the
price for better--these
JOHN WANA
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25
PUBLIC S.

The undersigned will offer 8
at his residence on Sheriff Col
mile south Of Harrington, I
r.rrr-pcu41a ,,1STsGye'~ pa.
IA Sst fins and fobs ~
Tlmenciug a.. ross'es0--
personal property,to wit; one
years old, gentle, quiet and XII
ness. One brown horse, nine
excellent animal, good drive
One mule a good worker. Tw
One brood SOW with young pig
wagon, one horse cart, one :
carriage, one wheel barrow
mill, one food cutter, two drat
cultivators, four plows, harne'
hoes, shovels, forks, grubbi
broom machine aud other arti
rels of cider, and log chains.
tops. 2soo sheaves Of blades, S
| corn. Household furniture co
cook and TWO parlor stoves all
one twenty gallon iron pot, Of
chine, one cupboard, chairs
lures.
Terms.-All sums of $40 an
over that amount a credit OF
purchaser giving bankable
proved endorsement. r.
W. Z. Collision. Auctioneer'
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25
FOulk'S BuI
MILFORD, Dece

Sun rises at 7:O6 and
DAYS. length Oh. aud 2Sn
High water at Milford
at the mouth Of The river aI Ii'UO p' ''i'
Moon enters first quarter Tuesday
the sth, with a good prospect Iior very
rainy weather for the next seven days
Holiday Goods are now open TOT ln'
speclien and sale; preferable sale. we
have n large stock Of them.
First and best Of all we have good
suDplv of bibles large and small, and
at large and small prices. Family
Bibles from $3.50 to $l2. small bibles
from 25 cents to $3.50. medium size
bibles at various prices.
HYMN boOlxs' NJ. E. Hymn books.
large aud small, with or without mn-
sic. Gospel Hymns Nos. 1, 2, ahd 4
consolidated and Nos. s and 8. Wan
anakers' Living Hymns, we think it
tile best book out.
Dictionaries. large and small, FROM
$40 90 down to 25 cents. Miscellaneous
hooks and books for the children. We
have Them all sorts and sizes from one
cent to $500.
Dressing cases from $1,000 to Sl.O'
or even less.
Work boxes. very handsome ab'
verv ebeap. Writing desks and writ
ING pads, ink stands. gold aud fount
ain pens.
Handsome box PAPER aud envelopes
Shaving sets, Infant sets, Manicur
acts. Gentlemen's dressing cases, Gsu
> lemen's travelling cases, Blsekin
+; sets. Individual cups and saueeri
/ Water sets. Wine sets, Ice cream setl
, photograph albums, Frames and easils
Antooraph albums. Scrap books. MI
5 sIe rolls aud portfolios, Work baskets
Z Lunch baskets,
Y Games; Dominoes. Checkers, Ba'
ii CANNON, Chess, Old Maid. Authur
Halma Parehesia, ETC.. etc.
500 boxes paper aRd envelopes at r
= duced prices.
= 500 doll babys. All sorts and size
aud all prices. from one cent up.
= Toy bedsteads, wash stands, b
i. resus. chairs, tables and dishe
Money banks.
ViolIns, AccoTdeOns, Toy Piano
vases. stationery. bronze aud bisqu
fancy mirrors. fancy lamps.
:, Perfumeriea; the best IN the mark
II At any price. Fancy soaps.
+ We have q stock Of very fine razc
ery one guaranteed TO be good,
~ s,refunded.
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25

Five qualities Black French
Cashmere, "the best and
heaviest goods made" has
oone to the counters at ta0e"tg
her cent less than we ever sold
them be(ore-5o,6o. 65,7o,75c-
A red-letter day for you If you
such stuffs-a black-letter day
is already on the importer $
calendar. There's a bulging
heap Of them now-but don
count on their being here very
long.
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25
Marks, Adiustible J

Chair is a revelation.
: ms bv being simple,
eeIeoant-many another
;s ri that-but then t.
commences. A little
touch here, a pull the
YOU have a Parlor, a |
a Smoking, or a R
Chair-the one you'd
for ease and comfort
roomful of finest fu
But the Chair isn't do
| a little more fitting AM
YOU have a Lounge o
| length Bedl Enthusia
Its the best Chair in t
wide world" Mayb,
saw so too. There's a
stration going on in IL
niture store.
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25

~ The term here
VKOn Q00I4 given is one which
OAOuCGNNAO' was supposed to
have been coined during the late war. 1t is
sNaimed. however, that it is an old word re-
perhaps Of Swedish origip. Be tfis
! IN, IS-,le. there is certainly no &. Bur B
lllcots.-s that more ,6tebs *.
n, Sdonald,f ssrtsiu pf mi
lilar, are .os = y Ply into
sd. aRer adininistrafios" " win $
&c. Finding this sanRuineous hediuu'
= Harm. so to speak for their comfort they
daddle through the pores Of the skin
,o;.viug the system intact. Not only does
Tsss s, cause the elimination of the said mi
crobes and the poison produced thereby ou
Il assists in rebuilding the waste places o
the system resulting from the devitalizi"'
and disinteerating effects of the miero-or
eanisms aforesaid. .,
treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases maiie'
| free SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlante' Ga
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25
Wananlaker's.
~ Philadelphia, November 80, 1891

philadelphia, November 90 1891
What a pushing for the
ROUGH Dress Goods! Every
BODY seems to be wanting
them. Such tangles and mazes
of fuzziness and hairy futhness
as the weavers are turning
out! Well there IS a wild WIN
someness to even the simplest.
Of these shagged and tutted
stuAs. You can hit them al-
most anywhere from soc to "a
a yard. All the new and
wanted colors and weaYes IN
Camel's Hair and Plenty,$I tc
S2 So are all the other sea
sonables. Two of them:
y .1ch wide VALE Diagonals in sano y y,
=, light two-toned effect, AZ Sa;ts NJ
so-inch Cheviots in Medium ana VIZ VIZ.
Waie Dioganals-ali the popuia
shades-SI.5o.
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25
NGaassAaassaz

N ---~N---"-7-7'771-
rhe look now is that
siy will be wanting
bbons. Are we take
Mares? Well, hardly.
is our way of doing bu
al ~ Moire or any
kil okisibbon that on
be here and see if you
cuses.
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25
- ! ~ WHO hss been bhi
y = ~
Institutional ainef
election Of y
Ne peopI

.rs5;, who has been bhi,
80 Cen under treatment Fat
s..,.. ri. pitai, and has solar re-
.-,,,ea ~ k,e able to see and walk
icret seryicep
he,nd far reacRlack's store, in tenure o.
iamlorge kenns a broken pavement
i is Iin a l.s's,. rspos.S, * pedestrians. A LADY
aiuedn a. is able It on AaonoAy' anu :
owners S.s--ov yesair it the Town Au
ritiesshouid, and make the owners pa,
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25

ciar 4 nervous heaissed by all Of his
wo or Eve years ago he
as y'sural an95 gle, of Laurel, Who to-
lg b t.eiHo ~ survives him.
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25
70 make Won

Alcohol is goodfmbines the pos
Jethe skin. Alcohol lar merit aed the
uerf Cologne, Florides sarsaparilla.
vilrhe well knoW--. ne
Reaere is nothing aays scientist, ~. ~
Ss',s .,''.stber preserTber time. Use Han $
shqlaclxing retailss Osia 1,Ie' pi-'
som price sells readily. later
they accustomed to buying'oneI OF .,. l.'s'
fron-iu0 at SC. and l0c. nasal es'.II,' s.,,
for a,not understand tbd saul's cataTTh
At vat 2Oc. We and sure remedy
most respect ifwes
iel, died from aNrynate as to be afflicted
miliariY known y to human comfort ana
bears the sa9 9nal piles. let him buy al
buried In Fold saul's Pile Ointment
nevoleut, 80
sal respect enter on my list Offriends the
1 He was a Lessly sets his foot upon .
and a broth l expect have friend Ior
Cleudauiel see his horse limp all Gay
him a iareid twenty-five cents ior a
sketch, was iu Oil.
and has rema.artm eut, Washington D.
since his earlr. Bulls Cough Syrup IN
turing apple bi it valuable remedy ior
q ',r its purity. 1 colds. WIS. CURTIS,
5e' la to be very
we 'hipsHe leaves depressed with
d corpora: John Chg when woman
ties if they Benjamin q sse lines had
Fowler ossnained at homRE o9 an attack
'dt Aeute' will who en-
One touch of influenza makes the ~
world kin-aud that's the reason you 50 c
hear men urging their suffering frienfs1!
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Fl
reliable. FSh pc
"When two raging fires rrhiAs FS
they do consume the thing X 4 - NJ
fury" As for examples, 4 simu i'll
attack of tootLsche and Seuralgia.
know trick rs, and retbo 81,
a 2s cent bottJlr. Ke9ai dr.
-hng is(v me :,
"neH' my stO II,
tiles in
aud m.
,ail. J
ann san
iisnd -sc
ESso ID .
r5ra gre'
~ ip .bber
mott = as we
49, y. ~ y 5ney c
dige a.te is
ops Press.
the Il
I'd t, e of Va
h,w6 Pleasa
pss oily take
Joyeq ,althy in
ent3 { these qui
saus, perfect laI
.y,.tiorp known.
like like stter.
ELI i are subject
3leks by keep
liaii' IN the acid VIII
gu Is purpose Hoo
,Ie t.usands with gr
es'lns5 sod purifier.
10 81 by loss ofthe pc
HO's wells. Hoods P
ofine invigorate the lis
%gevestorith chrc,, Ch'ata
ne senate i5Swss5566rth c
reir, upon examini1a,f u
~ .e d ,iie lsat model DI
ltioi
sir1 sbled with catarrh for
lei led a number of remed
arik f-dutirI puchsseda be
etel aim. I consider it the
rll ION for catarrh and col
+. Crandai, P. NJ, Ql
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25
smptlon cured.
4 an%d5ss,I,a e y

3. Eys q A.. retired from practice, having
.ast : p fAands by an East India mission
pit in perpf simple vegetable remedy dOI
errn, permanent cure OF Consuln' 49, ~
r.r,on III, Asthma asd all Throat and
--,.- also positive and radical cure
'iaWS t,,;s 4lity aud all Nervous Complaints
mo o. 1ed It's wonderful curative poweri
q W5irnoo,ases has felt it his duty to maxi
Day : Aus suffering fellows. Actuatea Q!
desire 70 relieve human suner
ar @ OF charge. to all who desire It
leets kn, French or English will
rem AAA Block, Rochester, N.
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25

in ~ tbled with catarrh for ten
,e ed a number of remedies
arsk sf-autir / puchsseda a bottle
etc aim. I consider it the mosi
~ Jon for eatarrh and colo 0ii II
z. Crandail, P. NJ Quon
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25

Could there we'll be a braver
array Of Juvenile Books. At
tractive, bright, cheerful covers;
more attractive, brighter, and
cheerfuller inside. Ranks on
ranks like regiments Of soldiers
on dress parade. Prices are
as little as anywhere else,very
likely less-you know nlat Il
YOU know our Book Store. II
really is surprising how much
Of book prettiness and good
mess a few cents will buy.
Christmas Cards and Nov
elites that viii delight old as
sell as young;
= ~ ~ ll''us-' ,dars, SO to {a.9s-
fsr- w oilss f9c to 45-25.
CT 5pwsrd
ss.ida &c upward.
] aIYi9les.. time Of al
nchc0s-
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25
,s- ptton Cured.

5.sssSnats of glail. retired from practice,
had bitc.d n Dali Aands by an Efs- -
ary the 90. mula Of a simple ~ ~
the spec and permanent sot that We
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Astbas a full index
Lung Aaeenons, al Dyer the irdex will
~, -, ~ ,aalii, ot the feast "nisn ~ ~
IN n ie Review constantly se's Osiol. ,'..
il ~ Among the contributors nave
th.aron De Hirsch, Professor Golowll wv
y the late E. P. whipple, csaoAef :
gerscll, William Henry Hurlbert' fro
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25

gevestosith chrcY h'atarrh
he Senate to- ionrth .5
rejr, upon examini1aF useu
&C "a ,iie Osst model Drug
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25
SECOND FLOOR.

room we dispay of The Largest Stocks Of Carpets
ON the homemade rag carpet to body brussels; and in
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25

iel, died from a'ry1ste az to be afflicted
miiiarly Known ~ to human comfort and
bears 'ne Tnal piles, let him buy al
buried In Fold saul's Pile Ointment
10Th inst.
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25

'is e'-'' Wv -.--ec clicnt remedy knoNn'0
~ that Fowler says ne nm 'iIe s-rrrecTy TyALLY
8ppose during the days and hous-snfain-~s
are plenty Of lhem-wheu the Senate s{ns
~, 4, session in working for the deligi
-st Of the Pennsylvania RaiToad-he's 49,
u earn bis salary somehow, you know.
while gray S sos,pD ~ .ome n1 deserving . men CAB
,oted .or him and helped him to get &C"
ss a and who as . citizen Of Df'sslsi
whom
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25
Follow the Crowd .
@THREE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR

R&@In three departments, each COM
pete within its self.
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25

! we thine He leaves Z =. depressed with
ID corpora. Iohn q. -. ,.,o,r.r
ties II Ihey Benjamin - Aese lines had
Fo"le5 ssnained at homRE oep an attack
idt Lieutej willB who en-.
Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25

som price sells readiiy' =, ~ later
they accustomed to buying'oneI or ,. ls'si
ironing Al &c. and 1Oc. nasal ea'aIII' pa,
for a,net understand tbd saul's CatarIn
At ~ At zoe. We and sure remedy
most respect if weF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
In the Courts.

Ctr Circuit Court following suits
were instituted yesterday
X. Nj. Chambers 4 Son against W. Q. Bar
ton. Case. Damages. e.. 900
German Kern against Morris Orenstent.
Case. Damages. 1928.
d. Martin against Mary T. Harvey. Willis
b. Smith and Walter SydnOr. Case. Damages.
$780,
Charles l.. Davis and wife against same
Case. Damages. 500.
Hastings C0uyf.-Seyeral weeks ago num-
Der Of property owners were indicted by the
grand Jury for a misdemeanor for allowing a
pool Of stagnant water 20 remain on their
property near Harrison and Franklin streets.
where the Sam Jones tabernacle was erected
last year.
The parties indicted were: Messrs T. ID.
Christian Charles l.. Todd. Thomas j. Todd.
J. 3. Winston, Charles Z. Smith. Charles A.
Rose. Augustine & Glover. Jarvis Il Glinn.
The several indicted persons were tried
separately before Judge s. b. Witt yesterday
by Jury. Mr.. Charles J.. Smith was con-
victed and fined one cent and cost The
Others were all acquitted or a nolle prosequi
was entered against them.
The court adjourned yesterday for the Sep
TENDER term and the October term will begin
next Monday. when the new grand Jury will
be imp aneled.
Chanceiy COurt.-Mrs. Pattie l.. Phillips
qualified yesterday before Judge Leake az adj
ministratOr Of the estate Of Lansy Phillips,
deceased. The value of the estate is small.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
BOULANGER's TESTAMENT.

| On memorable occasion Mr.. Webster gave
expression 10 the sentiment which has since
| become so famous. that suicide was con-
iesson." In the instance to which he was
! applying his remark he intended to convey
the idea that suicide was confession of guilt.
but in the instance of Boulsnger, suicide was
a confession of cowardice.
The question has been debated thousand
times whether suicide is not always an act of
cowardice. If a man is ever justified in taking
his life, it is under the memorable circum-
stances that confronted Bslmaceda, who saw
before him mob of wild beasts rather than
of men eager TO rend him limb from limb.
But no man conscious of integrity of purpose
and firm in the recollection of an honorable
life would have yielded even in the
position of Balmaceda to the impulse Of self
destruction, though ten thousand demons in
human shape thirsted for his blood and were
certain in the end to slake that thirst Even
in Balmaceda's instance, therefore. it was the
spirit of cowardice which led him to take his
own life, the cowardice that comes from a
bowed and shrinking spirit fully aware that
the fierce cries that are echoing in his ears
represent the voice of an ayenging conscience
The sternness and frmness Of the motive
which prompted Balmaceda to commit self
murder were totally absent from the suicide
of Boulanger. His last testament discloses
morbid sentimentality that will sink him still
lower in the estimation Of men. Devotion to
the unworthy object of his affections cannot
fail to exert some influence upon the sympa-
thies. but TO bring all that was of him to an
end because sll that had been of her had
persisted was On act Of such cowardly weak
ness that it is impossible TO believe that lace
rated affections were the primary cause for it.
II cannot bear the frlghtful misfortune
which befell me two and a half months ago. /
have tried 20 get the better of it and have not
succeeded Such was the last despsiring CRY
of the man who at one time posed as the
savior of French society. OF such stuff as
this the true leaders of men ore not made, nor
the dictators.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
AN AUToCRAT COMMISSIONERS

The Pension Office in Washington seems tC
be an endless cause Of yexation TO the Repub
ican administration in consequence of the
fact that it is sought to be used simply as
means of promoting the interests cf the Re.
publican party. The scandals that marked
the tenure Of the Office by Tanner we're SC
glaring and so outrageous that President Har.
rison. who delayed taking action to the last
moment, was finally compelled to remove him.
Raum. who was appointed in his place, has
shown himself to be no better.
These two men, relying on the extreme
Difference which their party has always paid
to the Federal veterans. have acted as if their
Office was not subject to the supervision of
any higher authority than themselves. To
this notion Harrison, who in his anxiety TO
secure a denomination has been especial Y
careful to strengthen himself with the G. A.
r.. has given body and substance by the
timidity with which he dealt with Tanner
first and with which lie is now dealing with
Raum.
Raum plainly considers himself TO be an
autocrat. recent article by him. which APP
subject of pensions. disclosed to what ex-
tremity he is prepared to 60 in his recon-
mendations respecting the extension of the
whole pension system and the extrayagant
appropriations which he desires to see made
for that purpose Confident that his position
on this question. which shows him to be
ready to sacrifice the welfare OF all classes to
IL IL ~
given him great popularity among tho men,
bers OF that organization. he has had lthe
audacity TO set himself in direct conflict with
the head of the department 10 which the Pen
sion Office belongs.
Raum now stands charged with gross mis-
conduct on the affidavit of two of his most
reputable and trustworthy subordluates. these
sfhdayts having been given at the request of
Secretary Noble. Instead OF meeting this
charge he is roughly and imperiously de-
handing the expulsion Of these two subordi-
mates from the Pension Office.
Which side will President Harrison take.
that of Raum or that of Noble? The neces.
sity of deciding between the two has placed
him in very embarrassing position.
To turn out Raum would mean that
the President would run tho'risk Of mourning
the disapprobation of the G.. A. r., but to
sustain him would be direct reflection on
Secretary Noble. who in this case. as in the
instance of Tanner. is plainly right We
shall await with interest the further develop
ment Of the matter, confident in the mean
while that If Harrison can wriggle out of the
position in which Raum has placed him he
will do so, even if be exposes himself to criti-
cisn for indifference 10 the duties of his Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
WENT MAD ON HIS WEDDING NIGHT
West Virginia Preacher Driven Insane by
Matrmony.

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct "A stylish looking
bridal couple registered at the Kimball House
Thursday night as George w Kildow and
wife. They were assigned to the bridal-cham-
Der. An electric war upon the annunciator
Yesterday morning called Head Clerk Porter
to the room. The door was opened by Mr.
KildOw. who inquired
DO you believe in the Lord Jesus Christi"
II do. most humbly answered the clerk.
Enter thou. then, into this abode said
Kildow and he quickly turned the KEY upon
the clerk who found himself in tho room with
a raying lunatic Oh one side of him. while
over in the corner crOuched the terrified and
weeping bride. The madmans antics were
curious, but he was soon quoted and placed
under arrest while some ladies came o. the
relief Of the bride The unfortunate man was
SO violent that he had % be taken down 20
the calaboose and put in a cell.
lie is wollknown Presbyterian preacher
of West Virginia. lie had married Miss Nc
Naughton in Nashville and started on his
bridal trip. The bride had spent the night
lodging the movements Of a mailman. not
knowing what to do. Later in the day the
Presby terrain clergymen Of the city interested
themselves in the case. The doctors declare
that the alteration is only temporary.