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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-09-08

O-19x24in. GUNNER Engine.
O-10x20in. GUNNER Engine.
Q-Putnam Screw Cutting Lathe, 18in.
swing, lift. bed; most improved
type.
Q)-2O-Ton Vacuum Pan, III, 1. w. Go.
make), built in sections; complete
with iron stage and Blake's Direct
Vacuum Pump, 18x24x24in.
(4-3Oin. Weston's Centrifugals.
O-Complete Diffusion Plant for ca
pacity of 400 long tons cane per
diem. Manufactured by the San
gerhausen Co., and to arrive in Sept.
The two Cane Slicing Machines for
this Diffusion Plant are the latest
and most improved type, (self-feed-
ing with Cane CARRIER and have
been successfully used on Sugar cane
at factory and given the highest
satisfaction.
Q)-Sft. Cell to Multiple Effect Oh. 1.
w. Co. make). Can be easily con-
nected to any of the II. I. W. Co. IS
Multiple Effects.
(75)-Wheeled Coolers, 3Ox30x30in.
(D-Duplex Water Pump, 16x14x12in.
Capacity, million gals. it "a hours
to height of 12O feet with boiler
pressure OF 120lbs per square inch.
g. All the above Machinery is new,
in perfect order and right from the man
ufacturing establishments where it was
made.
E@ Having very large stock of ma
terials on hand, purchased at the lowest
possible prices by our Manager when
recently in Europe and the United
States, we are prepared to furnish any
kind of Sugar Machinery on short notice
and at prices to suit the times.
HONOLULU Iron WORKS co.
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Oahu Railway & Land Co.
Great Reduction in Railway Fares
for 80 Days, from Sept. S, 1891.

For the purpose of giving everybody a
chance to get out of town during this hot
weather, as opportunity may offer, Tickets
will be sold during the next 80 days for the
round trip to and from Pearl City, and to
and from Eva Plantation, Fat the rate of 3
cents per mile LIST class, and cents per
mile I'd class.
RATES OF FARE:
Pearl City and Return, 1st Glass 75c
81 q" I" Z" 2d Glass SOC
Eva Mill and Return, st Glass $1.I5
So " ed Glass 75c
E@The trains leaving Honolulu at 8 AS
A. NJ. and 1 AS P NJ. and the trains leaving
Eva Mill at 10:43 A. NJ. and 3: 43 P. NJ will
run down to the terminus on Peninsula, at
Pearl City.
OAHU RAILWAY & LAND co.
w. G.. ASHLEY, Superintendent.
285S-1m.
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Fashionable Dressmaking.

MISS BURROW, Is EMMA STREET.
III First-class Cutting and Fitting. Also
by the day or week. Prices moderate.
2S4C-Imtf
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Three burglaries night before last
and one attempt.
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BUSINESS ITEMS

q PAsT TakES AND FANCY
n, PlI Sl ElES of all kinds at TIE
Wv ELITE Ice cnrAn 'I PAn Ht AA
and FINEST ICE CREAM
4, 5 5aeo Ices in fancy mould ss' and a. ID
SsNd Dim" for recherche
~ I''r lcE err ralties, only put up at
%ls. cream PARLoRs
|NS sat EA 1'7Ss.,E ENGINE STARTS
Without even a match atiHA'
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For Lease or Sale.

- RESIDENCE ON LUNALILO
HI street, at present occupied by Mr..
I;ii ia. Kennedy, containing double
$780, parlors, bedrooms, dressing and
bath rooms, dining room, pantry and
kitchen. Grounds 300x105 feet, we'll laid
out; servants rooms, stable and chicken
house in rear of main building. Vacant
on August 14th. r. l, LILLE,
2822-tf with Theo. III. Davies 81 Co.
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DEPARTURES.

sToIokai, per stmr Mokolii, Sept =
sISWalker, Dan Lyons, Miss Flor.
Finch, H van Giesen and wife, }
s llh. and % ON deck.
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PASSEHGERS.
ARRIVALS.

= Kauai, per stmr Waialeale, Sept
Ks Maud and Emma Hatfield, Miss
Jason, Geo Kellett, z Hatfield, A 4
i, and 2 deck passengers.
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International Rife Associa ton
NOTICEl

MR.. j. w. YARNDLEY HAS RE-
NJ turned and will resume teaching at
once. Those who desire Lessons upon the
Violin or in the Cultivation of the Voice,
are requested to make early application.
Telephone: Mutual GA, or at Hawaiian
News Co. 2862-3t
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HONOLULU Iron WORKS co.
1884 2821-tf
NOTICE.

AT A MEETING OF VIM. G.. IRWIN
II & Co., LID, held August oath, 81. M.
Whitney, Jr., was duly elected to fill the
office of Treasurer and Secretary, during
the temporary absence of w. NJ. Giffard.
WIN. G. IRWIN,
2857-2W President
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LOST.

A GOLD CHAIN BRACELET, ON
IA King street between Liliha street and
Kalihi, on Sunday morning. Return to
A. T. at E. D. Hall & Sons and receive
q suitable reward. 2S62-u
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FOR SALE.

- A CHOICE LOT SITUATE ON
- Punchbowl Hill, commanding a
Il. grand view of the harbor and Dla-
mond Head. Apply to
j. ALFRED MACON,
os23-tf Merchant street.
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VESSELS - PORT

|. gaglilua for KOolau.
, yoTaiIani for KoOlau.
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lyTELLIGENCE'

! q ,,irpa from KAUAI.
: hl il. from Puma.
!. : .1,1;a a,i' from KooIau'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26
COMMUNICATED.
a Grievance.

have grievance, and with your perrs-
zion I wiIl call the attention Of the city faith
els TO it through the co|umos of the Ga
zETTE 1 exist on the corner OF Cameron
and Pitt streets, but il 1 am not relieved
some doctor will be called on to remove me
lin legitimate way from ;bs vsle oftears
Those stepping stones are the source OF all
my troubles. Every stranger that visits Al
exapdria either passes up or down Cameron
street, aud niue out of ten stop to ask why
those stones we're placed there. II no mem.
Der of uy family is CO the Sidewalk or at the
window, the door bell is attacked and as
ssulted until come one appears, to be quss-
tiored about the stones. My house rent Is
reasonable enough, but the COST Of repairs to
bsll wire, added to rent, nekes it an ex
pepsivs place of residence. For while ne
took pleasure in giving info,n stion, nut the
novelty wore eff. Then we deViated from
the rue of G.. Washington and told scme
tales that we cannot make oath to, ,bus en-.
dsueeripg our prospects to eeat on the
rgh' hand side in the future. Now, we ask
the city fathers either to lover Pitt street or
bnild bridge across it, or station a police
officer on the corner with an encyclopedia
In hand 10 give such information rs the
stranger may require, and releve me-.
T.V. r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26
Fauquier Notes

Mrs. JaGe Hendson. heus skeeper at the
Warren Green Hotel in Wsrrantoo, was
struck over tho head with an iron poker by
Annie Csson, colored woman, who was st
the time qusrrelline with another wom An.
which disturbance Mrs Hendson was trying
to qaell. Annie ran off and has not been
found.
Allan N ore white, and Martin Bailey. colorad,
were skylsrkir nosr Orleap, when Moore pick d
up an cd pistol and told Bailey il he did not
whistle he would shoot him. The pistol exploded
and the bullet took eff part of Martin nose,
cut through his upper lip snd Knocked out two
teeth He spit cut the bullet with his teeth. Tho
pistol was an old one and had been lying around
for months and frequently PLAYED with in the
samo way. Nobody knew it was loaded, and
Moore wac very much distressed at the accident.
Gem missiouers Grenville Gaines and J. P. JEFF
flies sold Monday last so y scrs OF land in the
will 6, of Fayetteville to I 3. Duval at SO per
acre 3. ". Templeton, trustee two tracts of
land, one coutai ing 300 acres and ore 81 &C -es,
near Rsppshsnnock station, to j. Keith James for
1855; a D. Payne, Grenvil,e Gaines and j. P.
Jeffres 34la acres in Smith w. Gaskirs at $40
per see A. D. Payne and 3. B. Campbell com.
missioneIs in Turner VS.. Bethune, 800 acres near
Warrenton to Sarah L. Birch at $50 per acre.
Nothing WIS heard of Ms Birch after the sale, 50
it has been contil ued uutil next court.-Warren-
Ton VirGinidll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26

DARIEG ATTEMPT TO ROE Yesterday
afternoon on Broadway, opposite the post
cfice in New York city. three members OF
what is known a. the Whyo gang, compos.
sd OF a number OF young dssperadoes, ap-
preached gentleman. whose name could
not be aacertalned Oie of the highway
men ssiz ID his gold watch and chain. The
stranger attempted to each hold OF the
highway msu, bot found his arms pinioned
bshird By confederatee of the thief. The
man with the watch snd chain started to
run up Broadway. Tne passsrs by cried
Stop. thietl' end 8 detective started in
pursuit OF the fleeing robber, who, in trying
to eluds the officer, lodged among the horse
cara and trnck teams. He was knocked
down by wagon pole, and then a passing
hores stepped on his head, cutting him g.
rous'y On the back OF the head and face.
When taken to Chambers Street Hospital
tbe thief was Identified as James DJWd,
who, the police say, is q wsl!-knowa thief
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26

The Robinson block and the Russell eek
the latter owned By Sol Smith Rasaeu ba
actor. are completely ruined. s.. Pau wa,
called upon f,r aid aud responded with i've
engines. The thermometer, wss below z.,o
last night and the in'ense cold delayed nst.
tors great deal, as the hoae kept f,eezpo
aud nearly every tims wheel crossed p
the hose burst. Occasionally from the wall
on the upper floors there vas q shower :
rock followed by loud repo... Thls ros.
was caused by the bursting of great stone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence Of The Alexandria Ga=ettel
WAsEINGrOs. D. O.. Feb. 26. 1890.
A rumor is current among The Virginia re-
pubIicans now here, that the negroes are not
the only republicans in their State who are
determined TO prevent the success of Mr..
Brady's alleged proposed attempt to manage
the party there. but that they will be assist
ed by some OF the leading white republicans
in the State, umorg them Messrs Bowden,
Langston aud Others. General Manone is
keeping in the shade, but il is mob supposed
chat he ia asleep. He ia ss much opposed to
Bowdsn as ne is to Brady and to Langs.op
Al Is also said by republicans here, who know,
that the political days of General Malone
are over and gone. The State republican
COMMITTEES is composed OF five members.
General Malone and Messrs. Bowden. Poll
ing. Brady and Wsddill. The trouble her.
tofore mas been the inability of Mahone's
opponents to obtain control OF this commit
tee. but now, it is said, that difficulty has
bsen overcome, as Mr.. Boiling Is the only
one of toe other four who will stand by the
General, Waddill having at last agreed to
go with Bowden and B:ady sgaiust him.
The kiGkers Fay that heretofore they have
yursu:d the wrong course by fighting against
the General outside the part,'s linee, but
that hereafter they will fight within them,
and that now they feel assured they can
"dowa" him. They also say the President
is we'll aware Of the Generals real aEimus
toward hin, and has already discounted it,
They also cay that daring the Generals re-
cent visit to ths White House TIE
snhject OF politics was not mentioned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26

DEATH OF De. DRAKE The LoUdaua
Mirror snncunces the Death Of Dr.. Francis
T. Drake, which occurred at the residen; Of
his daughter, Mrs. Csthsrine A. Benis, 10
Lsesburg yesterday morning. Dr.. Drake
was born in Culpeper county, Va, March
5.h, 1877, aad had he lived to zee lis next
birthday, March 5.h, would have attained
the advanced age OF 81 years He was q
youthful soldier of the war o' 1Sl2-l5, aud
at the time of his death U S pensiouer
for services rendered N that second struggle
Tor American independence. He was a
step-son OF The late famous parson. YIN.
Gilmore. of Leesburg, and in his day snd
generation useful aud vel known member
OF society, highly esteemed by ell who
knew him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26
Mr. FAYEkwEATHER' VILLA big sul

Mr. FAYEkwEATHER's VILLA big sur
prise was developed In New York yesterday
ia the trial OF the contest over. the
will OF the late Dauiel B. Faysrweath-
or. the leather merchant. who left
$1C0 600 to the University of Virginia and
g 0QO,000 to other institutions OF learning
Henry d. Naug5sn while on the witness stand,
said that he. Thomas G. hitch and Justine L.
Blu kelley had joined in an instrument relipquish-
ting any clsim to the residua y estate. This &C.
composites the main purpose of the contest Prior
to this, by ent Of counsel, the will was sd
mitted to probate In view OF these conce :sions
and by the will standing Invested of ccdicils,
M.ssrs. Bitch and Buckley will receive tbs resi-
due in trust to divide among the colleges and
hospitals mentioned in the will. The case will
however, proceed. The important instrument by
which the residusry legstees Invested themselves
sucl, of the res'dusry estate sf.er the specific
bsQueats of over $4,000 200 to colleges snd other
institutions virtually acts rs viii! in itself
This residuary estate il estiu ated to amount 20
81 0oo, eco. Many of the colleges named in the
will secure large sccessons to tho original re-
quests endowed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26
Foreign News.

PARIS, Fab. 26.-Au increased feeling Of
anxiety lest sudden disturbance should &C.
cur before the Empress Frederick leaves
Paris prevails here and 10 Berlin. That the
action of toe Parslans and the tone of the
newspaper press OF Paris will be deeply re-
sented in Berlo, nobody doubts. and thsre
ara many people who look forward, not With
out a feeling OF apprehension. to the effect
| that the present "unpleasantness" may
have upon the mind OF the warlike En-
peror of Germany.
Rio JANEIGo. Feb 26.-All the labor die
putes which hsv, caused business TO be at q
sssndstill here for soms days ended yeste.-
day with cessation OF the strike Of the rail-
road lsborers.
LONDON. Feb &c Queen Victoria accom-
panied by Prince Henry, OF Battenberg, and
Prncess Beatrice, his wife, and large suite
left Windsor this morning for Portsmouth in
order to be present asithe launch OF the new
ine OF battle ships. The Prince of Wales al
30 left London for Portsmouth. Great
throngs ofpeople gathered there to see the
royal pageant accompanying the launching.
TIE Green launched the iron clads With the
usual ceremonies According to report pre-
vious to the oeremouy. while the Queen and
thu Prince of Wales we're standing beneath
the bcws Of one of the ships, they quarrelled
for several minutes. The cause of tbs roy
al quarrel is believed to have orlginc d in
some trfing zach Of etiquette. The yes
sels we're christened the Royal Arthur and
the Roy al Sovereign.
BUENos AYREs, Feb 26.-Ad ditional sdvces
received here from Chilli state that tho lombard.
ment of Iquique By the insurgents was productive
of great loss Of life aud heavy damage to property
When tho rtb,ls entered tn, city they attacked
tho stores and reel iences on ak of the principal
squares and completely wrecked them. The
buildings afforded shelter to large number of
women and children, but the insurgents hee Hess
Of the rules governing civiiz,d warfare, gave
them no chance to escape and pursued their work
of destruction regardless of the frantic eIdeavors
of the he'll pless occupants to seek place Of safety
Il is kr own that two handred women and child.
rem persisted in the runs of the sacked buildings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26

A PROPER SENsE OF ADVERTISING. The
people OF Tucson, Aroma, by a pubic sn' :
scription, buy 5000 copies OF tber local ~
per every month for the purpose Of send
it abroad. and, In addition, pes 5000 mon
for the expense attending 'w.ite-nps"
their city. Lamar, Colorado, pays 81 300
for "write ups" In The local press. Tee Mon
itor, OF Fort Scott, K .nsaa, Is PAID 81 600
talkiog up the advantages OF that
Hutchinson. Ksnsse, claims TO pay the Mars
$40 900 for ruoning q morning paper n' d
Newton does better by subscribing Sl5 0c0
to have the Republican boom The pscr.
Such as this is what made the West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26

MAJORITY OF the republican Judiciary
c7mmittee of the republican q s. House OF
Representatives have reported that the
State constitution of Massachusetts violates
the U. S. Constitution in respect ofimposins
restrictions upon suff:ego, and therefore dc
mands congressional 1--we s;'gation. II the
Lodges ani the Hoa,s we're susceptible to
the Influences that operate upon ordinary
nogtels, the report referred to, In view Of
their conspicuous course on the subject of
alleged restrictions upon suffrage in the
southern States, would make them feel ct
least uncomfortable but, instead thereof, 1t
will only g'atify their vanity. by showing
how their ''smartness" has been able to cor :
ceal ac ual restrictions upon the suffrage Of
poor white people in their own State, by
keeping public attention conferred upon al
legsd restrictions upon that of the negroes
in the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26

SENATOR TELLER, ex-Secretary of the IT.
terror, Gays if Mr.. Foster, the new Secretary
OF the Treasury, be the brainy man his
friend, represent him to be, he will fee
mighty louesome before the end of his teri
Mr.. Teller is pronounced republican, bu
this remark shows that be has mighty poor
opinion of the Intellectual qualifications o.
the President and the Cabinet members o.
bis psrty. And, what is of more conse'
q1epce to the latter, Mr.. Teller's opinion Of
them is entertained by many other repuol!-
can Senator'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26

A FINALE BURGLAR.-L'zz'e Wi;herei.
twenty years old. was arrested yesterday
morriog In Cambridge, Msse.. charged W. n
burglarlz ug the house OF Mrs. Frank A,
Oolley, In that city. The girl, who form
Iy worked 80 domestic In MS CoIls: 3
family, gained entrance to the house aboua
midnight by cutting oat q pane in base
ment window. she proceeded to Mrs. Col
ley's chamber and tried 10 ohloroform that
lady, who sw ike during the operation. The
Withersal woman enforced silence ny three
eniDg TO shoot Mrs Colley, and taking 81 200
worth OF jawelrV. principally diamonds
left the house. Mrs. Coliey immediste7
gave the alarm, and the girl was srree ell
as she was about TO board BOSTON hose
car. The jewelry was eli found eecreted IN
Der stocking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26
Was it Murder

Use recent visit of the Rev. A. Kenusdy
Al d his brother Capt Kennedy, OF Ontario,
to this place recalls an unhappy occurrence
which is the cause oftheir coming here.
Four years ago there came 10 the neigh
borhocd of Catletts MIR. Gray Hickman and
bis wife, who under the advice o. physicians
aopgot climate free from the rigors of
Canada in the hopes of benefaipg bis healt h
which was in a delicate condition. They
were soon followed by his mother, Mrs.
Lura Hickman. Sometime after her arrival
the younger Mrs.. Hickman was taken III
showing symptoms of stryobDlns poisoo, bat
she vomitt d ard became relieved. Shortly
after this she was taken i'll again aud diet,
when the I'll cted husband aud mother-in-
law returned to Canada with the remains.
In Canada an investigation took place
which developed, emoug other things tha.
young Hickman had MAIDS will laaVing all
his property to his wife, hut if she should
die first, 10 the absence of another will, his
property would 60 to biz mother.
IL was also proven by the testimony OF an
spothecary that the elder Mrs. Hickman
had bought both stryohnine and arsenic
from him previous to her departure for the
United States. A pnst ortem examination
wss made of the young wife and arsenic
was found in her stomach.
Thus Vas established the murder, The
mesns ard a motive. TIE trial failed in
conviction on technical grounds. L. wss
shown that the su.ho.itias in Canada did
not have juri dctiou in the case. As the
matter now rests, nearly all the testimony,
which would convict, Is in Canada, While
the Jurisdiction Is here.
We do not know wtat has been the re-
suit of the visit Of the murdered womsn's
brothers to this place. They were 10 COG
sul.atiou with our able commemorative al
toorney for some time
We are conscious OF no violence to the feelings
OF any one which this unpreJud csi ststemenU can
give upon subject about which much q been
ssid.-HdrrcntOn Virgiaian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26

WANT MILITARY PRoTRCTIoN-GovM Nc
Kinney has been called upon to furnish nil
itsry aid to prevent the rescue by the Nc.
Coy gang Of three prisoners 10 jail in Abi1e
don, Washington county. These men wee
arrested three weeks ago on the charge Il
horse stealing. They ere believed TO belo'
to the Wright and Potter gargs. Of Ker-
lucky, and, 1t is said, are wanted in Tennc
see for murder Tuesday night The Gov.
ernor received u til gram from Commof-
waalth's Attorney John c. Summers. Il
Washington county, asking that fifty stand
Of arms aud thousard cartridges might he
sent there by express. The Governor, iDre.
ply, Informed Attorney Summers that tie
arms we're not on hand, and said his If nee
easary the ahsrif could summon the Puss&I
Gusrde, OF Pulaski; City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26

Mr. BAYARD says that though not south
arn man be was always friend of The
South. YES, and the South was always a
friend CT NJ. Bsyard until he, when Score
tsry of State, put on such unnecessary
airs with Senator Hampton and other eouth-
ern men that he lost Its favor and will hard
y regain 1t. The political lives of three
prominent democrats were destroyed by the
fact that they be ,ame members Of Mr.. Cleve.
lands Cabinet. /,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Whales continue to be sesn in the lower
Chesapeake
Mise PocahoDtas Boiling Strachsn. daugh-
ter Of DR. J. B. Straohsn. OF Petersburg, and
Mr. David Wake, OF Z timore, were mar
ri d in the former city yesterday.
At Fredericksburg yesterday The grand
jury found tue bill against Thomas Nc
Cracker for tho murder of his father, and
after sroumopt by counsel his case Was g.
for trial at the April term OF the court.
The jury at HarrisoDburg. In The case of
the Commonwealth sgsinst J ,mes Bell, &C.
cused of an attempt to poison his wife, has
heen discharged because 1t could not agree.
Ball was charged with putting pcisoD in his
wife's food about the 20 of December last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-26
Hanged

WARRINGTON. Pa, Feb &c -Wllifn
West, colored, was hanged here to-day Hs
attempted suicide this morning by slabbiDs
himself in the neck with piece o. ir.o
which had been concealed 10 his bed. LIST
May West killed John Crouch, his Wit and
son.
EDINsBURG, Pa, Fec. 26.-Harry M4r.b
was hanged here to-day for the murder Of
Clara Jones, near Gali.zln, Pa, on jay 6
1890 His victim, aged 10 years, Wa. a
bright and hands ome Girl and bore an e1.
oelent reputation, but declined TO receive
hIa attention