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NO FEES ALLOWED.

The Attorney for the District Cannot In
crease His Compensation From Fines.
question was recently presented to the
controller for opinion as to the right Of the
attorney for the District to docket fee of $40
in a criminal case tried in the Police Court
wherein the District is or was the successful
party.
The controller submitted his opinion today.
After quoting the law in full he says:
The law provides only salaries for the at
torney for the District and his assistants, and
it is respectfully submitted that neither the
Police Court nor any other court has authority
to increase their compensation by requiring
persons found guilty of offenses to pay so or
any other sum in each case for the benefit OF
the said attorney, but the court may properly
require such persons to pay fines and costs and
to reimburse the District of Columbia for ex-
penses incurred in paying salaries of court
officials and other expenses.
One object OF imposing fines and penalties
and taxing costs upon or against persons found
guilty of offenses is to compensate the state or
municipality for expenses incurred in prose-
cutting such offenders, and the expenses are in
CURED whether the court officers are pGid by
fees or by salaries
The question now presented has not hereto
fore been passed upon by this Office for the
reason that 1t has not been presented. Here
tofore the amounts arising from costs and fines
have been reported in bulk, and the attention
of the Office has not been called TO the fact that
O portion Of the amount collected had been
paid over to the attorney for the District.
The revenues of the District until paid into
the treasury Of the United States are especially
in the care of the District officials, vet their
proper collection and payment into the treas
ury comes before this Office in the settlement
of the collectors accounts, and If it should ap-
pear that some portion of these revenues had
been diverted to purposes not authorized by
law, this Office would be called upon to adopt
the proper remedy.
It seems to me that it was the intention of
Congress that all revenues of the District
should be turned into the treasury Of the
United States subject to appropriation by Con-
gress. If the attorney for the District is en-
titled to compensation other than his salary he
should present an account therefor TO the Com
missioners. Congress has made no appropri-
alton for his benefit, except the appropria-
lions for his salary.
The 500 which has been psid into the treas
ury Of the United States. and which the at
torney for the District claims should be paid to
him, can only be drawn out under appropria-
ton and paid e. authorized by law.
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apll-3m 4s2 Louisiana ave- NV.
BnIGHrwooD PARE.
BRIG WOOD PARK.
BRIGHT WOOD PARK.
'BRIGHTwooD PARK" QUIET! HEALTH COM
FORT! CHURCHES. SCHOOLS. STORES AND
HOTELS, NOT TO ERECTED, BUT ARE
ALREADY THERE. THIS BEAUTIFUL ADJ
DITITON TO WASHINGTON sDESTINED
TO BE ONE OF THE FAVORITE RESI-
DENT SECTIONS OF OUR BEAU
Full CAPITAL CITY, FOR
THE REASON THAT IT HAS
A FRONTAGE OF
THREE FOURTHS
OF A MILE ON
THE MAIN
DRIVEWAY
TO THE
ri NAi
PARK. THIS
GRAND DRIVE
WAY. BRIGHT.
WOOD AVENUE, IS
NINETY FEET WIDE
AND is NOW BEING I'M
PROVED BY THE GOVERN
MENT AT A LARGE EXPENSE.
AND AT THE SAME TINE THOU
SANDS OF DOLLARS ARE BEING SPENT
ON THIS ADDITION BY THE OWNERS.
THE STREETS ARE BEING GRADED, GUT
TIERS AND SIDEWALKS BEING MADE AND
TREES WILL BE PLANTED; ALSO TWENTY
TWO BEAUTIFUL COTTAGES AND HOUSES
HAVE BEEN CONTRACTED FOR, TO
BE BUILT AT ONCE. THE LOCA-
TON is HIGH. DRY AND BEAU
TIFUL. COMMANDING FINE
VIEW OF THE CITY.
BRIGHTWOOD AVENUE
STREET CARS PASS
THE PROPERTY,
WHICH FUR
NISHES
q . o
MEANS OF
REACHING
BRIGHTwOOD
PARK. MOTOR
CARS ARE NOwIN
PROCESS OF CON-
STRUCTION AT PULL
MAN. ILL.,, AS THE
PULLMANS HAVE PUR-
CHASED AN INTEREST IN
THIS SYSTEM. AND THERE
FOREIT MEANS SUCCESS AND
ALSO THE VERY FINEST CARS
IN THE WORLD, WHICH WILL
RUN ON BRIGHrWOOD AVENUE
WITHIN90 DAYS. WHEN ARRANGE
MENTS FOR TRANSFERS WILL BE
MADE WITH OTHER ROADS, AND THE
FARE FROM BRIGHTWOOD TO ALL
PARTS OF THE CITY WILL BE ONLY
NICKEL. PURCHASE A LOT NOW BEFORE
THE NEW CARS ARE PUT ON AND OTHER I'M.
PROVEMENrS BEING MADE BY THE SYNDI-
CATE WITHOUT COST TO LOT OWNERS AND
REAP THE BENEFITS.
BRYCE WOOD PARK.
BRIG WOOD PARK.
BRIG TwoOD PARK.
HEBRON RAMEY.
jy2-3t 1907 ST. NV.
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OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSI-
~ TlNELl CURED BY ADMINS TERIN(i
DIR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIETC
REDucr1oss In SUMNER BEvER.ers

bottles California Clsret 90
oott,es Caniornla Sweet Catawoa....-.......l 90
oUt.iss E.eH AN ms. 10
VI qu..t 4io Meuicinai rye Mhsky......... 10
un quart rerisction rye WHISKY ;......... LOO
u4 quIrt hentucky sour Masn w4isky......... LOO
Boy of 20 Good Cigars 90
till 2. Saturdays till 10 PIN.
d. A. SELIGSON
my23eo3m LOO AND Loo PA. AVE. NV
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THE COURrx.

CncuIf CouaT-ysdgs Oox.
Yesterday-H. 6palding agE District: order
correcting clerical error. J. C. Jenkins agt c.
Brooks ct Il; Judgment BY default
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ANSWERING CRITICISMS OF THR CIVIL SERVICE
STATEMENTS By MEssRs PLUMB AND STEWART
DENIED-MR- aoRMAN AND HIS '.BRIeHT YOUNG
MAN-wHAT MR. ROOSEVELT THINKS
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rs HE AGAINST DAVID?
In Snow Hill lives the German,
A good man and true,
Who has some aspirations
For Eighteen Ninety Two.
And when they come and ask him
What he intends to do,
Twixt Dave and him and Grover.
In Eighteen Ninety Two;
He hedges very sagely,
AS politicians will,
And says: '.Ahem, between us,
think I'll choose Snow Hill"
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SHOOTING STARS,

SHOOTING STARS.
The Emperor Of Germany in England is re-
ferred to as frank outsider
Is the worlds fair to become poultry show?
Turkey is preparing to go on exhibition there.
The first thing Secretary Rusk did when he
got hold OF the weather yesterday was to ''wet'
it, just as if it had been a new hat
IN THE SWIM.
Mother, may go in the swimT"
'Yes, my darling daughter;
Hang your clothes on a hickory limb,
And decollete as you oughter.''
Uncle Jerry doesn't know weather he likes
his new job or not.
However sad the other days Of this week may
be, the Fourth of July will come on q Sadder-
day, and still everybody must rejoice.
What millionaires Adam and Eve would have
been if they had only held on to their real es-
tate until now!
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w ooDsIDE
Lies between the Metropolitan branch and the 7th st.
ieclng the railroad on the west and the pike
the east and sloptnR toward BOTH The drainage is
cellent water good and easily obtainable The subii-
vision u eight miles from Washington and is the only
one on the branch which fronts the pike Thereare
ten houses now on the subdivision and more are to be
bult az once The Rock Greek National Park as sur
veyed extends to point opposite the southern end of
TINS and to the west of about threeQuar
ters OF mile Executive avenue extended forms the
eastern boundary Of the National Park and will con-
stitute. when completed. the nearest drive from the
city to the subdivision.
Lots for sale on easy terms and lower than in any
other subdivision OF similar advantages.
For plats ana particulars apply to
b. +. LEIGHTON, Owner
ap11-3m sS2 Louisiana ave. NV.
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TERRIBLE TORNADO IN rRussiA--rsE vnxxcH N
sIAN-TrkLr AND The pREmUNp-prars or
PRINCE Observation-Disclosures rIoops IN
GERMANY AND THEIR DAMAGE
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HOW HE WORKED 1T.

HOW HE WORKED 1T.
Borrore: "Well. never borrow trouble, any
how"
Lender: sob, no, you always give that to the
people you borrow other things from"
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Ixo VAC. DWELLINGS -,.-,...., !. soO
eio2w Cor is;h and a Sta

LOK SALE = sEVEN-ROOM Two-sToRY BAY
II window tfik. % feet wide mod in ~ T: fronting
soUth. sr<e parking near New Jersey ave circle on
MASSACHUSETTS, we. n lot 3Ofoot alley and
has room Tor sxtsEg lack building tor stable
fr1ce. e. lJO hASh'N GANESHONER.
Js-rlllo Cor. l.5tn xad q sfs.
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Later on in the year Mr.. German repeated
the substance Of these remarks, whereupon
wrote him the following letter:
"DEcEMBER 2. 1885,
TO the Honorable Senator A. p. German, Sem
ate Chamber, Washington. ID. c.:
SIR: have just received a copy of the Balt-
more American of today's issue, in which you
examinations letter carrier was asked 'the
most direct route from Baltimore to China"
"'If any such question was ever asked it was
against our explicit orders, and We would much
like to know the particular examination in
which it occurred. We have in this building Q
complete set of all the papers used from the
time of the founding of the commission in the
examination Of letter carriers. A close inspec-
ton of them has failed to disclose any such
question. Will you kindly indicate to rs the
date and place Of the examination where it was
asked? II you care to, we will be pleased to
have you send down some one to himself search
through the complete list Of our examination
papers for letter carriers, to find out II they
contain any question Of the kind indicated
81 have the honor to be, with great respect,
yours truly. &C.
ssTo this letter Mr.. German, with that discre-
ton which 10 by some persons deemed the bet
ter part Of valor, did not respond. Accord
ingly, after waiting several weeks, took occa-
sion to stste in public that his assertions did
not contain one i0ts Of truth from beginning to
quoted had ever been asked in any Of our exam
nations for any such position - that Of letter
carrier, in Baltimore OF elsewhere. This seemed
to annoy Mr.. German. It Was mot unnatural
that it should; for his position was by NO means
pleasant and il has been rendered steadily Len
20 BY his efforts to extrieAte himself. he
neither took up my challenge to prove his
statements nor did b attack mo In any place
where had chance 70 answer him. But n
the Senate he reltsved his mind 81 Some length,
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l.'Uls SAL
II NORTHWEST.
Ell to @ss.t3 10th st.
D b. 4 aElJr....S2. ZOO
LIZ Pr ay.f IA. On. "a. OUJ
] % lOOBr.ens court,
~ D, ar ...........-.O.O 90
slO TO "a Bdy st.
d "a. 4r. all ....--.. 1880
2trsl 10 :St.s Bdy =.
J. b. ~. al.....-..l5, 40
CAL u Oil y n ave and
. houses on b st..l4.OoO
- ] II. IN. 5r.....-S.UUO
81, 10 SSSi 7 -. ph,
- .......--....-.---.s.O 900
SaNto - Jark~On Hall
alley. 4 IA. 4r....-..-5,2 20
Ito Al-y ut VI and y.
l',tE aud l..th SITS 81. 600
lis TO iljl : I'D It. I
Z. fr-------.-..--.- 900
a. 10 AL HTathers
slley, . u. ir........6. 90
1l-si nth -. b n. 6r.
and p. houses IN relr.
" each .-..--..----. 1000
Sll5 = -. Z n. sr.-.-.-J. 10
i . and l3I., Alas.isoa
u IA ~ AMI 1Irtrk
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- y
dwellings in the
the tune sEl this tie cuance
lSl2 10 lscB7 Corro-
ran. 5-si br. 81. "a 90. 600
III lisu 81. 2-st br
store and GWg....-.S. 600
i9is-2l--.; l. 81. 3-st
] Or. TT. e@ch.........-1. 200
..5Lj 18th 81. Est br,
~ ....-...-..-..--- 4. JDD
Several handsome cot
taxes in Wesley Heights
IUr sale or rent
the northeast section are
fsssors AMI home seekers.
l4cS ~ l4ls II 81. -
81 br stores 4 dwgs,
stores. ..-..-....-.- >z.cO
aNNHaaN #Hwmr. MN
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inx tsrzsfn. Il rev Aad D
Iurt LN~st ssg--f-Sa. Now -
10 - -tr- a ho'te.
Lk DkOII PARK
Stt'SI rslse It. tUusle
IUu r. AZ
3 y >pTuce - .-stOry
~. sr...-.----. IA, ~
slf -lS--S---ts Sgrssc=
o. --st hgs. ~. 81 100
SlS ~ - ri
sprute.:s-s br. ~. "a =. OOC
ol-B-ls-.-J tl-.Ei, Dus
spruce. 2--t .. cot
taxes. ~. eGca - 20
HE iO.luWElt- houses IN
worthy tie asreu;lOu d IN
". -. - h o.. Isl
b<, iOr. e4ch..-...SI.JOt
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INUl. SAILOR KENT-sPLENDID NEIGHBOR-
hooi trounl frames 2Ofrei front. Prize. eli 200.
k+ut. ell Cal after at n .. Office. 4. n.
'AHDNEl.. Ofic-s he lOss building anu 10th and
- n. NIB
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L,OR SAIE-EASDsOME NEW :-STORY BRICK
u ,4N.slissz. lSaiI l.Jtk ST n. u Rom, and
tain NON 81 l2tsSt improvements. carefully built
~ Ter feIsnAI SUPERVISOR INST cry
l-t~rf. hUu-- 4 1Or iflsIs t4OE o. IuztLrr
.. 4-rs anl g.s,c aqPIy TO TYLER 4 EUIHEKFOkp
III h st. Il 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about Il. You may
your,elf be one of the many who know
from personal vIpcrienco Just how
good thing II Il, II you have ever
tried Il, you AFRO one Of IL staunch
friends, because the wonderful thing
about Il l., that when once given u trial,
Dr. Kings New Discovery ever after
holds place In the house. II you
have never used IL and should be- NJ.
tlicted with n cough, cold or any
Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure
n bottle at once and give II u fair Trial.
II IN guaranteed every time, or money
Sefunded Trial bottles free at A. q.
smltl s 0a;s Drug Store. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

Articles known 10 medical science are
used In preparing Hoods SarsapArilla.
Every ingredient Is carefully selected,
personally examlued, and only the best
retained. The medicine IL prepared
under the supervision OF thoroughly
competent phaimaolsib, and every step
In tho process Of manufacture Ia care
fully wntrhod with view 20 securing
In Hood's sarsaparlllA the best posslble
result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

DR.. NJ. !, Davis IL n prominent ply
sician Of LOWS, Cas- County, Iowa
practice of medicine at that place for
the past thlrty-iive years. Onthe goth
u last May, while In Des Moines,
en- route 20 Chicago, he was suddenly
taken with an attack OF dlarrhwn.
Having sold Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera aud DiarrhWa Remedy for the
past sew enleen years, ami knowing its
reliability, he procured % cent bottle,
two does Of which completely cured
him. For sale by u. q. NJ. /. Drug
Dept. d&s
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We advertise at present for a firm
whose PREPARATIONS havo proven u To
MI they claim In our own family. We
refer 10 Chambcrlaiu's Collie. Cholera
sud Dlafthwa Remedy. We stand
up for this medicine because We
have tested II. This Ia not ma ndvcr.
tisrmont Tor The medicine, u Il simply
our testimony regarding V after a iaif
trial. Hout;daio (Id.l Ob'crrCr. For
sale by u. &. NJ. /. DRUG Dept. d&s
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Perhaps you are run down, can't
eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't DO
anything 10 your satisfaction, anu you
wonder what nils you. You should
heed the warning, you are taking tho
fret step Into Nervous Proltrn,lon.
You need a Nerve Tonic and In
Electric Bltten you will find tie
exact remedy for restoring your
nervous system 10 lta norms, healthy
condition, 5urprlsing results follow
the use Of this great Nerve Tonic and
Attentive. Your appetite returns,
good digestion Ia restored, and the
Liver. and kidncya resume healthy
action. Try bottle. Price 5Oc. ut a.
G. Smith a Co.'S Drug STORY. "a
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The decrease OF the natural supply Of
HOLSTERS has compelled scientific men 20
investigate their habits Experiments,
90 far "a, they hayo been pursued, indi.
cato that lohsttn may be ariideially
reared Tor the market. but that they
must be hatched and produced on a
large scale to make the enterprise re-
muneratiye.-New York Herald.
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THE PROVO MILLS

Have made this season tho
flnost limo OF Dress Flannels
ovor offered. Call and 500
thonh at
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO,
80 Main Street.
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on SATURDAY, Dot. 3rd, nt 10 am,
tho Pacific Express 90. will commence
10 sell ut suction, No. 10 Main Street,
nearly opposite u. &. NJ. l., a large
number VI packages, boxes, valises
trunks, blankets aud other mlscellant.
Gus matter which remains on hand un-
claimed, and continue such salo from
day TO day until all has been disposed
Of. Good bargains can he had at these
sales, X. a. ASpREws,
do AucliOneer.
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sharpdghtod observers can SEQ on
moonleas nights nearly three thousand
starS Jupiter Is tho brightest Of them
all The telescope brings out 10000, 900
stam. Not one can compare with Jupi-
tor. Venus Is his only rival, and she Is
now hidden in the suns rays, 70 tina. no
Telsus aloha
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Wholesale aud Retail patrons will
kindly remember that our store will he
closed from sundown ON Friday next
until sundown Saturday, on account
Of tho Jewish New Year.
~ 4. AuERnACn 4 BIO.
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w, ID. BOwHisG has removed TO %
T.. Fipt South Street, where he is
carrying choice stock OF vegetables,
fruits, groceries, flsh ana poultry, and
would he pleased 10 have all his old
customers call On him. uln
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Dg. J. THOMAS, SURGEON DENTIST,
No. 10 haln Street. All work guar
nntced. Ana.aihellcs Administered.
Friends and patrons Invited. d
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Atlto iopags Magazine, he ehsspes, and b,''in
ne ssuntfy ftisAily valuable a. rides % cdffent
,irofJ. Pfioe. pr ,olams Of % nuabsrs, $40 30
fsaa O. N. nailed
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT 4
L meeting Of tho Stockholders OF
gioWs Co,urErAuvE MERuASturlS.
uuurioS will be held at tho inrtlu'
ton's shoe Factory, on South Temple
street, between Fast Temple aud First
East Streets, tins rity,ou Monday, ocio'
her 9th, i,ll, at is m., for the puwn'rot
hearlnEreporis, tho election OF officers
and directors Tor the ensuing year, and
for the transaction Of such other busi'
neis as gnny bo hroash, before the
meeting. 7, q. WEBhER,
Secretary.
salt Lake city, sept. 10, 1904.
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SPENCER 4 LYNoH offer as spa.
clnl premium s25 10 the person guess
ing the winning number Of the $1,000
Piano g. be- given away Oct. 9th.
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Donitbuy imported Lard; get Il pun.
al tho Globc Market, opposite I.C.M.I.
NOnTHT SHERWOOD,
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TIM $1,000 Plano viii be given away
at the Fair October 9th By Spencer A
Lynch. Who will be the lucky win.
nel2
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5000 pounds hUeswaX wanted at
johnson a Pntps drug store. n
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DIR. Burrows, Oculist, Aurlst and Op.
ticlan. Spcctaclrs Cited. Commercial
Block.
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nrsrnrr ANN wtrKLy yrWs.

rnbishsd svsry Tuesday ard fhday. snb,ahp-
u.n gri,e. in sdvanee, psr year. TACO. air months
-s. three months. u o. postpaid o. delivered ~
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pESERET EVENING NEWS.

rasiTHsI s75fJ asy sIs'r, tundiy - =. u.
iuh.arip,os psios, 10 ,dune,. siooo psr ysat.sioo
% meath, % cent. pr uess, posiTsid o. dsii'as
A..
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WAEEMAN'S WANDERINGS
THE OLD HOME OF THE GATES
BYs.

An Interesting Description Of tho SAMMY,
siumbrop. Nook In sorthsmptoushire
where the Famous "ouy rswhss' Gun
powder risi" Wa. conoocted.
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rEsriYositLs

TuD & CRAWFORD,
COaniidoa Mereh1nii anf Ds1isra ~ buhdtng
MrffuIi
Santa E0sA, Cal. Jan. 10Th, 1871.
Bricg, Hsiiioia, Cc.s
ueata.--lourn Of the t5th received. shall
be GLAD 10 assist you IN prnnounE the f1le %
~. lesiir's special Prescription. Indeed.
most 81 what I have bought of you 10 me rtA
four ycart has tren given aunT, mffclf having
teen rnmpletf|v cured after a lfetmc nl
hesdache, az I sha fiadlY certify. should
you write 10 either uf. Markell or ". MafYn,
81 ftis piace, y5u usv refer o. Ton A rntW
pouD, b. 20 The superiority Of your Special
Prescription. Yours unlys
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2Ur safe DEPOSIT vaults. absolutely bar.
rlar and Gee proof. gena. g. 10 ~ per ysar
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-03-04

the derailed baggage car had hung 10
the engine and away beyond the other
cars struck guard at the road crossing,
again mounted the track and escaped
almost uninjured, but the engine,
though holding the rail- was about as
badly wrecked as the 1arlor car and day
coach. In leaving the track the cars
tore down the telegraph poles ard it was
almost impossible 10 get any accurate
news of the accident until the trains ar
rived at Richmond with the dead and
wounded The wrccking crew was got
ten out as soon rs possible, carrying sur
geons and assistance of every kind, and
second train was sent up at 6 o'clock
with a large number of people.
Following is list Of the killed: Arthur
VI. Reeves, capitalist. Richmond ;. &.
Needham, claim agent, Richmond divis.
lon, Richmond Charles Il. Care, conduc-
tor, Logansport, Ind: OTIS +. Deal, en-.
gineer maintenance of way, Richmond
division.
The following were injured, the first
two fatally: Mrs. George McGrew, Rich
mond; Mrs j. G.. Busin, Sacramento,
Cal; H. Hilb, West Front street, Cincin.
natl; c. Webster, porter Pullman car,
Newport, KY: infant grandchild OF Mrs.
MCuItW CluuD, VI IllCdbOs JOIlH vi.
Edwards, Richmond Adam Steinberger
and brother Wiley, Westville, Ohio;
Frank w. Eddy, Westfield, Mass; Miss
Roth and her sister, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs.
c. T.. Dudley, Dayton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Benson and their two small
children, Logansport, Ind; Mrs. Anna
Englebecht, Logansport. and her
three children Henry c. Fox, Rich
mond; w. Ii. Kelley, Richmond; L. w.
Gilpin, psi West Fourth street, Phila.
delphia; John Croker, Chicago; Charlie:
Page, Richmond; G.. III. Edmonds. Troy,
Ohio; Mrs. Susan Stambaugh, Trenton,
Mo Sophia Evans, New Castle, Ind. ;
Dora Clark. New Castle, Ind; Clifton
Irwin, Martins Ferry, Ohio; j. Z.
Stanzea, Eaton, Ohio; j. w. Kramer,
brakeman, Logansport, Ind; Harriet $.
Lombard. Amherst, Wis; James r.
Bootes, Richmond; Bob Hodgin, roat
foreman of engines.