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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-10
WOOD RIVER TINES
HALEY. IDAHO.
The woman question; which is

The woman question, which is
agitating SO many Christian churches,
has also entered the Jewish synago.
CUES. The Jewish Messenger says:
Woman suffrage in the synagogue
is being spiritedly advocated in Ro
chester, n. Y. There is no reason
why the .Jewcks should not vote and
hold office in the congregation. The
synagogue needs the personal inAn-
ence and spirituality of its women.
The Messenger for many years has
advocated this reform, and it is glad
to note any movement in favor OF the
emancipation Of the Jewess.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-10
YOU ARE IN 4 BAD FIX

But we will cure you If you will pay us.
Our message is to the Weak. Nervous and
Debilifated. who by early Evil Habits, or
Later Indiscretions, have trifled away
their vigor of Body, Mind and Manhood,
and who suffer all those effects which,
lead to Premature Decay, Consumption
or insanity. If this means you, send for
and read our Book OF LrfE, written by
the greatest Specialist Of the day, and
sent. (sealed), by addressing DR.. Park,
er's Medical and Surgical Institute, 1853
North Spruce st., Nashville, Tenn.
9Oo3aw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-10
RANCH AND STOCK
FOR . ALE.
A RARE BARGAIN OFFERED

A ranch of $40 acres Of wellimproved land, all
fenced and IN high state Of cultivation. sown to
timothy and alfalfa, with the first wster right
taken on Rock Creek. Of $50 inches. and constitut
ing - hae piece Of meadow land - there 10 in
the country. IL offered for sale At big bargain for
cash. 81 circumstances compel the owner to leave
tho country. There are . dwelling. house, eattls
shed. corrals. outbuildings. etc. on the place.
Also. 80 tons Of Timothy hay left over the winter
Also, 60 head OF cows. 80 Of which are with
calves; Ave head Of work horses; three colts two
wsgons-one 3inch the other az inches; new
mower and rake; two hayrscks; four sets Of
double harness; . bride and saddle; pillow; .
harrow, etc.
Apply to
O. KILLER,
e22N On Noc1 Greek.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-10
4 Queens Annual Bath.

Detroit Free Press]
Her majesty, the Queen of Mads-
gascar, has lately taken her yearly
bath, and she was surrounded with
due pomp and ceremony. Tho off :
oisl report states:
"a solemn procession filed through,
bearing the water for the bath. ma.
t-rials for the fire to heat it, made d..
rectly under the bathtub itself, the
towels, soap, perfume and various
toilet appurtenances. AS soon as the
water was sufficiently heated the fires
were put out, prayers were said anjs
hymn sung, inpIoripg that the Queen
suffer no harm from her daring act.
and then IS she disappeared behind
tho curtain q salvo OF artillery was
fred and the drums beat to announce
to the excited mult,tudes outside that
the important part of the ceremony was
taking place.
"At the end Of brief fifteen min
utes the Queen reappeared, some
what paler in the hue, but gorgeously
arrayed and wearing all the crow n
jewels. In her hand she carried an
OK horn, tipped and bound with silver,
full Of water taken from the bath Just
previous to her entrance to it. Bear.
ing this and accompanied by Che
prime minister, she marched to III.
palace portal, where she dipped
branch into the water and sprinkled
the spectators as she passed alorg."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-10
Assessment Notice.
RELLEvUE.IDAHo INNING ca

RELLEvUE.1DAH0 INNING COM.
IL PANY,- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.-Locstion
Of principal place Of business salt Lake City.
Utah Territory Of mines, Mineral Hill
Mining District. Stste Of Idaho.
Notice 10 hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board of Directors OF sait company. held on the
nth day Of April, 1891, an assessheht OF thirty
1901 cents per share was levied Q. the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable to Josiah Bar.
nett Treasurer. at his once. in the bank ng once
Of Mccormick Co.. Salt Lake City. Utah Terri
Any stock UPON which this .ssessment shall re.
main unpstd on the 2sth day Of May, 1891. will be
delinq u+nt and sdvertised for sale at public euc
tion and unless payment 10 made before will be
sold Friday. he 26tn day Of Jane. 1891. at the
once Of the company. In Salt Lake City. Utah
T rritory. ct p m. to pay tbs delinquent assess
nent. together with the cost Of advertising and
expense of sale
BY order Of the Bosrd Of Directors:
r. q. HORN. Acting Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah, April II. 1891.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-17
Congress.

The Q. {. Senate was again engaged On
the election bill yesterday. Senators Ramp
ton end Pssco spoke against the bill aud
MIR. Dixon supported IL. ct $50 p. %. a
motion TO soj1u.n VS. defeated by the re
publioans by vote OF 80 to q, after which
several of the amendments which had bsen
offered FROM the democratic side we're laid On
the table end debate on the bill vas eontiu-
ned 81; night.
The House vas engaged % the District
OF Columbia appropriation bill. bot the
time OF the SESSION was consumed by politi-
cal speeches By Messrs. Rogers, of Arkansas,
Shively, Of Indis1s. and Langstoa, OF VIZ
einia. Az evening session was held, at
which seventy pension bills were PISSED, liz
cluiipg one giving Gsre 81 N. P. Banks 3
D. rsion OF 500 per month, and one giving
$50 month to GeD. Frarz siegel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-17
Her BOYS SLAYER Forgiven.

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. II "A tall Woman
In black stood beside an open grave at
Mountsinvals Cemetery yesterday. Through
he heavy veil that shrcudsd her features
could be seen dimiy her eyes sufised with
seara. SIZE wss toe mother Of e a. Sam.
ues, who was fatally staboed st the Dag
Land Mole Oh Monday. as the casket was
lowered to is iasl resting oises the woman
s;bbed. &c 1o6.55 God bless OF, my boy =
Then pressing be. handkerchief to her feca
the lace fntered fron her hand, srd es Ii
fell into the grave sbs excisimsd, "T1ere
are tears and kisses for you, my boy ,
Wnsn the grave had closed over be- son the
mother turned away and requested to be
taken TO the city prison, where che express
ed desire to sac the yong msu who kill
cd Samuee. Sls said that she did not want
10 return ff.m Der sons grave wtaou. ex.
pressing her forgiveness of McGregor and
sympathy for him. Tne goung man charged
with the murder wIs brought toto the Office
of the Chief Of Police, where q scene took
piece Tns m,thor claspsd the hand
OF her soma murderer and crisd:
MY dear boy. cams TO tell you hos
=sorrg 1 am. pity you and forgive you,
aa 1 bnow my son .ould if ne were speak
ing through me-. Cad bless you. I hops
this will be lesson. "A always told ny
son, If be would bs sirons man be mnss
learn 10 control his temper. want you
to know that you have ny full forgiveness
The mlrde-er was visioiy affected, sod
tesra started 10 his eyes SIS ne exclaimed
"My God, L never thought OF Killing h;m,"
aud as the mother OF 5amns!s passed our
from THE IF citing Interviews she exclaimed
"lFny, be ia mere by. Ee doesn't look
as if he co1ld have Killed mg SOC. How my
haast blseds for him wanted him to
know tba. he had my forgiveness" The
two young men had been connected with
the Southern Pacific, and were intimate
friends. They had little quarrel in reg
taurent over ons being little late at an az
polntm at. SamIels bec.ms sbusva, lost
bis temper and attacked McGregor. who
stabbed him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-17
A Girl Killed hv q Snaka

Miss Katie wilkins, daughter of Dr.. J. 2. VIII
ms, OF Fle sdo a. Ps. is dead from bite OF one
two pc. snakes. Late in the fall tramp who ha
captured two large copperh2sd sn.kes old them
to Dr. Wilkins, who intended to send them to ,he
biological Gardens at Philadelph 4. The snal,
were pu; in lsrge glaes jar, tho Top ng secured
by covering of wire gsuz, and the jar was placed
on brackt in the r CT Of The decor: oil e ~
the vilsge. Thursday evening tEe doctor and
daughter were returning from a visit to the lun-
Try aud tie doctor had occasion tn II axe up pa
scription. They both catered the office, sud, Il
doctor lighting amp large owi was sttra.t
by the light and i!eT in ser the transOm OF tho
ioor Il struck against the lamp catering the
oil and broken el-ss in every dir ction The br5
seemed frantic, Il jipg and deshiug sbolt sad
crash of bJttlts was heard. 5lesnt:me the doc of
struck mach, and lust then his daughter, with
, loud cry, spsang into his srms The owl bal
upset the jar from the bracket On the snakes wer3
~ l.rge. Ee called loudly To- help 1t seemed
hours 6us scarcely five minutes espsed Def
several ladies aud gen,l moo rush in Mi
Wiikin' was irsensb {, and wss being cared f-
by the ladies' who were terrified 20 fpd Que q
the snakes wound around enc OF the girls leg .
All drew hsck with horror except farmer nam.
Thorn as wko seized the oake AID checked il 20
desth. 1t bad Cilten the girl betweea the aux q
and knee. she was taken d IN immediately. and
every known sntidcte FOR POISON wa administ,r-
ed By her father. Il was without avail, FOR ~ !
o'clock yesterday m0rring she died. Katie Wiz
ms was almost is years of.sge and a fsvoritc II
al the people in the villsge. After taking the
girl home Some of the men, knowing there hAd
been Two snakes, returned 10 TIE Office and killed
the othcr, The body OF the .odng woman WAS
swollen and spottsd. The owl that c3us d tho
trouble is a large aud beautiful specimen of tho
snowy tribe. 1ne dead girl hsd become quite a
tached to the snakes, AMI ha been in tbs h'hG Of
feeding them. They enow her voice, aud htr
presence seemed to be known to them She GU Il
sometimes hanGls them, sui seem,d 20 have D.
fear Of ihem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-17
Foreign News.

DUBLIN, Jan 17.-Aii the stores IL New
Tipperary and all the slls Ia the thorough.
fare known as O'8.an's Arcade, With the
exception ofthrse. are either permanently
closed or 10 the hands Of bal! IT,, thu later
having seiz3d them for deb.
BERLIN, jan. II. "A cabinet MAKER who
Tas recently sent as delegate from num-
ser Of feloa workman to warn their en-
ployers thst they wonll g oat ou s,ike
onless their wages we're decreased, was
o-ora 2.ly arrested, tried on charge OF try
-ns 80 e1iort monag by threats, and to-day
we ss1ieaoed o imprisonm ant for ak
moaths.
LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE lsas advice5 from
Bleros Ay,es. steto ;hst the re5el-, who
nAd assembled il ahe province of Entre
RIO, have been dissrmsd by the iroops
sen. agsips: them q neg governor has
aeeo ep7oiatsd, ard the alarm caused BY
;he outareas Is repjdy subsid!ng.
IoyDoN, Jan. 17.-De'pltchsI received from
Z.rz bar siates that the Germsu forces recently
attacked Mach embs,'; stronghold, which Was sito-
ased in dense Jungle. The Jungle seriously
Kindred the mo semens Of the t7o pa The result
eas tia. tie German forcas were repu sed and
forcsd to retreat Em:n Pasha is SAIL to be en-
Gagged in hosiIiti - with the Arabs south Of Lake
Victoria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-17
The Situation

WASHINGTON, jan. H.-AfteT q h1nts'
con.;ouara session the Senate ct noon to-
dag found i,aelf no further advanced to daa!
action upoo the elections bill than when i
entered upon i.s consideration st the begin
ning CT The second session Of the 81 t Oon-
gtss', nog ra p;.!ly drawing to ciose. Tue
sto5ooro inc. still couffon.s the frisnd. Of
the 5l thai they m1s. secure republican
quorum befo.e al? prog:ss9 can be msd',
Tor although the minority las not yet
re;7rsed 10 The ax..sns precsioa Of refrain
Ing entirely from voting, i is generally IN
sretood that they sill co 80 10 Gaze Of ne-
c,ssjty, although With some reIuc'arce. s.
Ss:sesn- a,-AtGss Valentine bas 5sen slim
ulated 10 his eG,rs 10 secare the Attendance
OF the absaatae,. At prsseni taare ere Il
re ,ab iosa Ssnsto.a in Washinatoa-or oue
ess taaa quorum, suppoaIng tast the re-
pu )iic4ns WHO are numbered With tieD e.
tsoi sa5! vote. Whesher they vo.e for cs
egsust the bin and its so aport:ag ocoposi1ioa
s not the important question. Tdsir yo.es
one way or tina o.hsr are desired ia order to
MAKE the quorum, ia o2s, it is decided
to call u2 the closure resolution. Tas re-
Publican ebaeDtees are ssVan in number.
Taey are Me53.s. 3 ar, Caaad!sT, Farwal',
II ,ody, Pierce, Pstiigrew, and Squire.
TIE Senatorial contests 10 Which the three
f-at named Senator's were interested, have
bseo practically settled by caucus action.
80 they may be expected in Washington in
short lime TO m. Ike the necessary quorum
Mr.. Ingalls, was reported to the Sergeant
ALARMS ss sick nbe6.
1t is not clear ho~ the proposition inside by
Senator Stewart this morning TO recommt the
elections bill can come before the se2ate as long
"a the present program ue is kept IN operation. 1t
mast. under the rules, lie over for a day, sud
t1cro is no telling WHEN that day WI cxoire. as
the Senate Is still in the legislative day CT Ffiiay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-17
VIRGINIA kEWs.

Ale company ia to be organized IN War
fenroB.
Dlnt.;es, Prlnce William couuty, he'd 2
locsl op.isg election OF the 10 h aud voted
"dry" by maj rity Of %.
The Norfolk snd Western will f6ish 6
connection with he Louisville aud Nashville
Railroad within ninety ts:s
Mr. eydnor Bsnne't ,one G! L2u3oun'a &C
g. esd esses uned c:tiz,ns, died al"ateiiofc,
on WedDefasg, egsd &c years.
Mr.. Wiliag9 Fsreueca. daughter Of tre
ate John 5f-cther, disd suddenly II Sn!ck-
srsg,is, Loddouu county Monday.
Ths dogeiIinq Of ar John E nbrsy. tsn-
ant Of Nr. Hunter Dalany, OF Number
SKI farm, na6r Upps'V,i!a, vas burned on
TIE night q the S.h.
TEE Monticello S9sps:oue Sac Comps-
~. - Cb.;Iotlesvile, received an crdsF
;hi5 wesk f.: oae hUrd:od and 6fty thou
ss1d slate pencils, from Chcego firm.
Psot. Hziues is engaged 10 workipg she
sglpaorit niue near Daufr;es. Ten roa2
are coogtoutly employed in gat!i7s cut ere
shich IS hslgg heu'ed to Brown City, arc
fam there 81 p2eG 20 Baltimore, via the a.
{. F. Rsiiroad.
Rev. d Z. L SrCSe QfeO ia 8. auotoI Ses-
tarday ia the nioety- l5ird year Of bis sge.
do was minister 10 ibe Baeimore Confer
enc4. Methods: Episcopal Church South,
foi 63 years, but for Is years past has
oot b ,eu cctiqe il The aiaia.fy aSc-uss OF
ole age.
The c03ropy building Q: tie Ailesnsa2
Mlr!ue aud D veioDeneutCo ~ Low u cor,
was destroyed by Ere the night OF the q
last Mrs Williamson, daughter OF Cspt.
Ham Sheppard, gen5ra: msnegsr, hat re-
can.'y poved into the :juidlhg with I'll her
touseholG effects, aud those were burned.
Among The executive concentrations
sent to Congress yesterday was ietiar from
the chief OF engineers OF the army tsan.-
hitting g report Of pEaiiniaarg survey OF
Tengier hs7hor, % ordered By the last river
aud hasbr bill NJ or Smith, who makes
the report 10 ColoDel CraRhi'. states that
the hsrbcr is not worthy Of improvement.
Mrs. Ann ". Carter died yesterday at
"Morven Park" Lordcun couaty, in the
IS year of her sge. Mir. Carter was
the mother of D.. @. Shirley Carter. the
widow OF Taomas Garter, OF ADn6sid.
Clarke couaty, and daughter CT Wm. BYRD
Pepe, anG OF Egyn Nelson, daughter Of;
Judge Wi lam Nelson, of the Genera!
Court Of Virginia" Her remains we're taken
to Clarke county lhis morning for interuent
in the o & Chapel burial grouod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

TSpsc;al Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette ]
WASHINGTON. d. O., jan II. 1890.
The impression among some Of the more
knowing democratic Senator's to-day is that
before twelve o'clock tonight The Senate
will adjouru without vote on the Force
bill thst between that time AID Monday
the republican Senators will determine
whether 20 proceed IN coottCuous session or
to try to adopt the gag RUE /; that they will
probably adopt tina latter course; that es
IN cams to effect that purpose motlon to Icy
aside tho Force bill sud take up the esg
rule will be made; that The Vice President
will submit that question st once; that by
that time ouoIuG of republicans will be
present, ard that the luie will be adopted
and the Force bill be passed before the
close OF next week. The silver Senators
having passed their hill, nes: CT them will
now go back to their party.
After an all night session tbe Senate chsm-
Der presented any thing else than nest aad
tidy appearance at early morn, and the few
Senators present looked ss though they had
been or regular bout and hadn'5 sptucsd
M and taken their eye opener. But Mr..
T. u kuer, whohad to ken the fl DOR 81 i O'Clock
last night, was still on deck and 10 good
Voice. TIE lowering skies shut out tbs light
20: the sun aud the bali wss still necessarily
iltumined oy its ess snd electric lights. The |
sFsS In state Of great disorder. !
Che Fl 3or wss Uttered xith craps of paper, {
old BILLS and rejected amendments. TIE
Senators set 10 their chairs n attitudes OF
sveariress or retired 10 tbs cloak rocEs 10 .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-17

49, . ,,s,!e resded .aat upon Zoe loung's
~. cIs, X reformed their G0sies 10 s. M
ob.,f7ai manner. acd the e:enogfephs.s
rrsaed ttcir Lebs over The papsr ia correct
in. psrtu5eto1y manner. a. 1905 Mr.. Hsr'
ria ross TO parliamentary Inquiry. as de-
siled 10 Sno| wDe;her the ioofDai wcu;d
show thst ,nefa vas legislative Gag oi
J4ruery II and il 50, when inst Legislative
aas Segsa. Toe standing order wes toea
. he Senate sh0oic eat q. 10 c'ciecS. ine
p,eaiiias officer Mr.. Frye The cnair IL
OF the opinion !aat there never Will oe such
a legislative dag es the 17sh." Mr. Fan!E,
rer then resumed ihs floor, but concluden
at 1890 havif e he'd the flor for aInoet IL
hou:s. Mr.. DaGiel then took the hoor.
the practical su pension Of legislation by
the Dereistepce Of the repudiated repubilcsn,
majority in their demand for the passage o!
tie Force bill IS not only producing annoy,
ance hut eciuai di5treee. The pay ment OF
numerous worthy claims for people "a actual
want have seen delayed by such prcceeoipg'
and 80 lite cl tie session cow rena'na that
II will bs a!uiost Impossible for their Bills 10
co through this Congress. Deferred nope
mas rnsde ,hen, sick, and here is no help ,or
them. A.
TIE frenda Of tie Washington and Ar
.;ne.oo r ,iIroad were at the Cspisol TO DAY,
honino that their bill would be called up IN
rhe Housg. as they bad been infaI m
ed would probably be the case, but
- s,et.d Il this correspondence yes
ter5ay. there is little or no chance OF any
sucb Bills being considered at present, as
the democrats must, 10 save themselves, de-
lay ali bills, 10 matter Of what character,
and "a the rsaGb leans haze as much es they
can do 10 aet through The regular appro-
pra,iou bills.
A. senator Daniel vas booked to follow
Mr.. Eau kner lEs: night ond as 1t was pref
IL we'll known that those two Senators
would consume the whole night. tue latter
transferred nis pair with Mr.. sque- to Dir.
Barbour. 90 ttet the latter, who vas little
indisposec, wSe permitted TO so home enc
iska aope rest.
gss at ths Cap!to this morning. he
SAYS he ha. i ketl t. the President i5q'en' :
10 on thu sutisct Of the silver bill, anu chat
i Il ahnlt pess the House he will veto IL IS
9ocr a. it reaches him. Mr. Leach, hoWev-
Ar does not thiuz tbs bill will psFs the
Bsuse. but that It vii pass bill either
nrovdinc lcy the puroha:e Of ell the sli4eF
60. on tie market CT si5e Tor ipcreaaing tie
present monthly purcbsse to elk million, OF
fnet re Eli will be referred to C m nis:ee
Of conference, which committee vii! Fepov'
Il-t such a BILL
Mr. Speaker Reed 1esor:c1 10 hsod tricks t.
| day, ard though addressing Mr.Mill5 at the lme'
| consideration. tow moments later, when NJ :.
| Mills demanded the ayes and noes on notion
F.! maze by 8 republican, snd his demsnd @ss grsnt'
| ei, he expressed his su'p'lsa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-17
Retting on a Lion

TIE recent attempt CT Texas men to get
up a fight between two tull dcge end
puma, reminds ne CT queer proceeding in
our old rc;nirg camp 10 Nevada, writes q
correspondent Of the New York Sun There
ws.e pleR.y CT mountain liors pro@line
s,oupd in those days. end one If day We
5e. desdfall ia hopes 10 make capture.
Ina ";5li" was heavy log, which WAS IL
.eIced 20 break the lions back, but ohs
uiGht vermipt vas caught in ouch Ta5
that he was simply held down ana not Dit
il jared. He was fail grcwn and ss sagaze
a. il meat axe, and VS. had az awful tin :
se.!icg bio, down to camp aod csged Of.
We calculated on sslliUg bin for GOOD
rouCC sum, but after abeu. week a!on2
cane man With th5 .aaauest loosiG2 cur
dag at his heels 900 ever saw. The ANNA
1a= gsuat, viid-eyed, homely aDd awkward,
aid ne dida't weigh over twelve pounds at
The most The man hesrd ebcCt op- iicn.
ard efte. looking him over he said:
Boys. here eeeps 10 be an opportunity. l
;hiuk my dog can lick your iiCn iasloe o.
ave r1ioutss."
You could have heard Us laugh aad 5ei 3
loi.e away, 5nt the man preserved very
SSTiOO3 IdC3 HOt. EHCSU
anybody kin boiler, bot money is Sc
9en.leman, Iii pct g hundred eveD up that
my dog licks youc lion ~
We jumped into him awfuily rapid under
that proposition, and when BE offered to
make i. 800 we Jumped the faster. Atter
the stokes were up We set about fixing for
the fgbt. Thare vas natural sllk nees b5
aoout as largo es circus ieB;, but as rs had
10, hc6 n a nOItar
aroupd our lions neck ard seDd seven mile.
Ter chain 10 hoId bin. Bg the USE of fo.k-
&c sticks and 5iackeLs We got him cut OF the
cage end chained hin to d stake in the cen
ire OF the SICK Ms ! 5ui wasn't he ripping
mad ! &c rolled ovsr srd over-te atood Cd
ond-re bcwled aud screamed, snd none Of
us would hs7a gore within reach OF hin for
$1,000
The Ggh! 1as asst FIR Sunday, eud here
Eers 400 uen ihe.e. AZ 8 o'clock Ia tne
morning everything vas resdy, snd tbs
nss;e. IF caro monies announced:
"Geat!emep, the bat is that tits 'e!e dog
licks that ere lien II G7s minis."
The owner Of The dog advanced with the
canine Under els erm, aad the lion screamed.
Tha dog was fuog at hin, and then, won
derfal to relate, the lion gave him ono look
and turned tail. The dos ran hin Eve times
around that rink, bi.ipg 81 his heels, and
then, scared half to death, the b 6 cess.
twisted bis bead cut OF the collar. broke
through the crowd aud busted for the cedars.
The dog ran him out OF sight. aud tben came
back as Il nothing had happened.
"Gsntemep, toe deg 0!rs J shouted sna
rsferee. aud tbs stakes were banded over.
We offered the nan 400 10 explain Few
II e1aa done Int re replied
81 couldn't dot Tor thousand, cause l
dent know. AlIknow is That eTeFythia 9
gs's out c! his way"
Ard not ons of us co1ld ever feel sai fed
as to why that raging Old lion turned
coward the way be old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-17
ARRIVED JUsr IN TINE Herman c.:

ARRIVED JUsr IN TINE Herman Cp:s.
lensky, an employee of The Pulluao Palfo,
Car Company, in Wilmington, D.l., sas
been in II! health for come time, and his
mind was affected, Yesterday he cslei
his wife up stsirs, and aeked Ger 10 pray
for hIu. She kneit down By his bedside.
and just as she begsu praying Chesnsky
leveied 8 re 7olyar st her. which he had con-
cealed Ebou. ;ne he'd, erd told her he WIS
going to die aud did pct want 70 leave her
alone Ia the world. The woman screamed
aud made grab for the revolver. TIE
rerz.d husband pulled ths tsigger, ard Ina
ball struck the woman about the arm. a dss-
pera.e Struggle then ensued ts.ween Fus-
band and wife. the latter endesyosing 10
wrench the pit from him. The husband
threw ME wife upon the bed, sDd was about
to end her life when her screams attracted
the attention of Policeman Burrows The
cfiicsr rushed up stairs 10 Zine to pieVens
the murder. Oheeosky wa, arrested AID
locked up last eht at the police P icp. Re
is insanS.