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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-21
shootlnr - 81 Arranratl.

CnrcAao, Dec. 2O.-While E. D. Full
ford, the champion trap marksman, was
in Chicago the other day he heard that
A. L. Atwater had boosted that he At
water) could with bow and arrow kill
fifteen out OF twenty-five live birds
liberated from a trap. Fulford thought
Atwater could not do it, nor fifteen out
Of fifty, and offered to bet $3.50 that he
could not, whcreupon Atwater covered
the amount, The date of the match
will be arranged to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-21

/ AN IN old man and have been q
constant sufferer with catarrh for the
last ten years. i am entirely cured by
the use OF Elys Cream Balm. 1t is
strange that 40 simple a remedy will
cure such stubborn disease.-Henry
Billings, q. s. Pension Attorney, WASH
ington. D. o. MwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-21

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Dec. 2o.-The office
OF the relief committee was crowded all
morning with applicants for relief. The
store house Is well filled with neces.
saries Of life. Some Pittsburgh parties
are making engagements to ship 1000
turkeys to this place Saturday morning
for distribution among the destitute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-21

published on behalf OF Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla are as reliable and IS worthy your
confidence as if they came: from your
best and most trusted neighbor. They
state only the simple facts in regard to
what Hoods Sarsaparilla has done, al
ways within truth and reason.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-21

BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness.
and bad blood and improper action of
tie liver and kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which lurd5ck
Blood BitteTs remedy. p4w .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-21

Constipation, and all troubles with
tho, digestive organs and the liver, are
cured by Hoods Pills. Unequalled as
q dinner pill. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-21

William Ridenour, 70 years Of age,
and Mrs. Julia Spangler, 72 years old,
both Of Washington township, Carroll
county, Indiana, were recently married.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-21
E. q. POTTS, BIG STORE.
GRBAT.:.:.EXCITEMENT.

Tho Greatest Sale on Record Crowds
E.B. Potts's Big Store as Main and
Tenth Streets, and the Boom Is in
Full Blast.--Bargains Going Like a
Flash at Half Price and Iess..-A
Present to Every Customer Who
Cuts This Out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-21

A dog at New Haven, Connecticut
being the object OF much abuse, COM
mitted suicide few days ago by Jump
ing out Of the third story window Of a
factory. ~ ~ srOft
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-21

Thattho election excitement is ovos young
mon should spend the remainder of tho fall
and winter in The DAYaud NIGHT schOOlOt
tho WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE In &c.
qusrlng quick. sharp, practical schooling
Try IT. Call at ONCE or address as above.
no9-TThAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-21
MRS. HART'SSCHOOL
Arr INSTRUCTION.

An Art Studio, conducted BY Miss ROSE n.
SWEENEY will DO opened In connection with
Mrg. Harris School, September H. In tho school
building ! Pencil, Charcoal aud Crayon Draw.
Ing Oh aud Water Colors aud China Painting,
Pastel. CAy.modGling and Art Enamoling will
receive special attention. Miss Sweeney ha!
been conducting Art ClASse1 with marked
success IN the east for the past fve or six
years. Further inquiry may be made Of MISS
ROSE IL. SWEENEY. 693 Main street. OF Mn.
NJ Stevens Hart ~ Main street, or ct the school
rooms on aud after Monday septcmbeSl2
aus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-21
coRNIcE ANp TIN RooFINe.
STEEL AND FELT ROOFING.

Call aud got prices before contracting. AZ am
prepared to give bargains In that line OF work
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-02
FeuilletOn NO.1O
=5=LE SE(RI'I
DE DIlIIL===555
PAR JULES DE GASTYNE.
-Sasite-
PAR JULES DE GASTYNE.

Quand il Sc releva, il semblait avoir
pris une grande resolution. II consi-
dera un instant lie cadavre, lui
embrassa les mains, puis il sortit ct
Sc dirigea vers la rue de Solferino
LIE magasin de Dartige etait ouvert
encore. LIE frere du n6gociant ctait
IA, avec sa file, puis des voisins.
On causait sans doute du triste evene-
ment qui mettait Ia vile en- emoi.
Daniel, qui etait toujours lie bienvenu
chez lie n6goc;ant, fut recu les bras
ouverts. On lui offrit un siege, on lui
demanda DIES details. Ii dit &C quill
savait, il venait du palais, va lie gou-
yerneur mort. On s'etonnait sur Ia
rapidite de cette uort. LIE gouver-
neur n'etait pas malaJe.
II v quelques jours, dit Daniel,
il Sc felis,taiL d. n'avCir iamais etc
mieux portant que depu's son sejour
q Noumt'.
Eft SAT- on quel est lie NAL qui Ia
emportG ?
lie mGdecia qui Ia examine parle
dune attaque dapoplexie foudroyante.
II etait gros demandaq aquelqu'un.
Dune grosseur moyenne.
LIE reste de la so'ice sc passa en-
consideratio philosoph ques sur Ia
vie. Quand on Sc separa, Daniel prit
Dartige part.
-J'aurais besoin de vous parler,
lui dit H.
lie negociant fit entrer notre hGros
dams une petite piece attenant au
magasin.
II "a du nouveau ? demanda-t-il
en- souriant
-Ricn II m gclicnt plus mainte-
nant, dit Daniel lie gouverneur est
mort
-Vous tics decide d par1ir?
-Oui
Mon frere leve lancre dams
hut jours tenez-vous pref.
-Je serai pret.
-Je vais lie prevenir, ct il vous
indiquera la marche Il suivre,
Les deux homm"s scrr6rcnt
cordialement la main, ct Daniel rentra
chez lui tout tressaillant, lie cmur
partag3 entire Ia douleur, Ia joie, Ia
crainte ct resperance la douleul
1 davoir perdu son bienfaiteur, Ia joie
de he plus 6re retenu, Ia crainte
dechouer ct l'espoir de reyoir les
siens C'6tait trop d'emotion q Ia fois
Ii tomba tpuisG sur son lit, ct passa
4 lie reste de la mutt 4 Sc tourner ct a s.
retourner sans pouvoir fermer lell, IL
cerveau fumant.
XVII
HUT jours apres, a rendroit mem,
B OH Daniel de Serves await dtiivre &c:
+ Canaques L. i'lle de Dartige, ce dernle
donnait une vigoureuse poignGe q
main i nolre htros.
-Ailcz, lui dit-il, ct que Dieu vou
] I con iujse
/ Que ne vous levrai-je pas, repon
4 dit Daniel lpil brilliant de reeonnais
sane p9ur " que vous faites poa
moi
\ -Cest peu payer lie salut de mo
enfant. rapondit lie n6gociant.
Pais, ayanl regarde du cote 3e
ner, !, ajouta
IL -So.yi .o moment arrive, il tat
eien une henre pour gagner k navil
sla na-a
DANE suieit T. direction d sa
Fcs ANjtrH Aaa qui yonait i
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THIBODAUX LINE, SAMEDI. 1892

iiAHOuilC ouI citu - tuUIc CduDl
await aussi apercu sans doute la
barque surveillante, car il await dis
paru tout a coup. II s'etait sans
doute cache dcrriere la coque du
batiment.
Daniel retenait sen souffle. lie
bateau, ltger CONNIE une hirondelle
semblait voler sur reau. II etait a
quelques brasses a peine II allait
raser notre heros. Et il etait impos-
sible qu'on ne rapereut pas. De
Serves plongea. II resta sous leau lie
plus longtemps quill put, puis ii
remonta a la surface Sa Resolution
etait prise Sill sortait pres du canot,
sill etait WI, il enc at dams les iots,
ct cette fois pour toujours. II aimait
mieux mourir en- etfct que d 'etre repris,
ramenG a l'ile-Nou, traite Ell vrai
foreat, sans espoir de delivrance cette
fois.
Quand il reparut au,dessus de reau,
il poussa un soupir de soulagement.
lie peu de temps quill etait reste snps
ronde await suffi pour tout changer a
la surface lie canot de ronde Gta:t
deia loin, disparaissant derriele une
pointe de rocher qui s'avaneait Il
droite dams la mer, ct de pautre cote,
du cote de Daniel. le canot detache du
batiment, apres avoir tourne la coque
du navire, arrivait a force de rames
vers notre heros
Daniel Sc dressa sur reau pour Sc
montrer, agitant les mains, mails au
meme moment un cri rauque de dou-
leur s'6chappa de sa poitrine II n'eut
que lie temps de jeter un appel dc
detresse, puis il disparut CONNIE sill
await etc emporte par une force irwin
chile. L'officier qui conduisait le
canot, ct qui depuis I'm moment FOUL
lait la mer du regard devant lui, await
tout WI. II await WI reparaftre Daniel
il await entendu son appel, ou sor
signal, puis entendu son cri ct avail
etc stupefait de sa disparition. Que
danger nouveau venait de Sc montrer
Mais lie cri de Daniel etait un CT
de douleur. II await done etc blesse
lie marin s,ntit ses cheyeux S
herisser sur son crane.
lie malheureux! begaya til.
| II await compris. Cetait un requir
Avec la rapidite de reclair, il jet
dams le canot sa casquette, So lorgnett
tout ce qui lie genait, sortit de S
game lie poienard quill por,a,t a S
ceinture, puis il Sc precipita dams le
fiots, laissant ses compagnons tou
ahuris, avant que ceux-ci aient p1
comprendre Faction perilleuse ct foil
| de leur officer ct s'y opposer. II
approcherent lie canot de lendroit o
les deux hommes avaient disparu
puis lis cesserent de ramer ct after
, dirent, prets a porter secours a
moindre appel, a Sc porter OH 10
: aurait besoin d'eux ct frissonnant
mouilles de sueur froide, Ia sueur d
rangoisse.
I Pendant une mortelle minute, o
ne Wit rien, on nentendit rien L
) mer s'etait refermGe sur les deu
; engloutis, ct sa surface, redevenu
: plaine, semblait vouioir garder
secret de ce qui Sc passait dams st
; flames. Les matelots, penches ST
l lie bord du canot, muets, sans soufi
: s'6quarquillaient les yeux pour Vol
: tendaient les oreilles pour ecoute
t Aucun d'eux, du reste ne Sc renda
compte de ce qui s'etait passe.
t quelques centaines de metres,
/ batiment immobile aussi. paraissa
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IiNdSe. Lie Ddtllllcllt eldit lldIltcItlHl
immobile, attendant
-Adieu ! dit Dartige ct Ion cou-
rage! Mon frere doit envoyer au-
devant dc vous.
Les deux hommes Sc serrerent
encore la main, puis. obeissant Fun ct
l'autre un acces reimbursement,
lis cmbrass6~cnt lie negociant
s'eloigna ensuite yivement, des larmes
dams les yeux Daniel resta seul
Tne grande emotion lempoigna, fai-
SAINT fremir tout son corps. LIE
moment soenncl etait venu II allait
etre libre, pouvoir rejoindre les stems
ou perir
L'entreprise, ell etfet, malgre la
complicite de Dartige ct de son frere.
n'etait pas sans peril Une grande
surveillance est organisee sur les cotes,
surtout au moment DIES departs DIES
navires de passage. De rondes ont
lieu jour ct mutt ct un batiment reste
constamment sous vapeur, pret a
| prendre la mer au premier signal.
Et ce n est pas des hommes settlement
que Daniel await a Sc CARER La haie
est pleine de requins qui s'avancent
quelquefois jusqu'au bord pour happer
quelque charogne. I'm requin pou-
vait rarreter dams sa route, METRE fin
dun coup de dent a sa miserable
existence, mails lui qui appelait la
mort grands cris autrefois la redou-
TAFT maintenant, car la mort etait pour
lui une separation sans espoir de
tout ce quill aimait. II etait environ
dix heures du soir. LIE ciel ctait
nuageux sans lune.
Daniel Sc deshabilla, fit un paquet
de ses efets, quill attacha sur son dos,
puls il entra dams reau. ii marchait
doucement, reimbursement, craignant
de remuer la vague, les yeux fixes sur
lie batiment en- rade don't les lumieres
blilaient devant lui CONNIE les
etoiles de l'esperance Bient6t, il
eui de Ieau jusqu'au vcn,fe, puis
iusqu'aux aiselles. Alors il Sc laissa
aller ct Sc NIT a nager.
| Notre heros etait un nageur vigou
reux ct habile Ii pouyait aller loin
sans Sc fatiguer De temps en- temps
du reste, pour reprendre haleine, il Sc
tournait sur lie dos, Sc laissant porter
par la vague. LIE navire i chaqut
brassee paraissait grandir, devenai
plus distinct. II lui semblait qu'i
s'approchait de lu. IL commencaii
Il en- saisir les details, la mature, Il
pont, Ia coque. Les rayons du fanal
venaient presque jusqu'a lui, renve
loppaient de leur lumiere
: Sur le vaisseau, lanxiete etait vive
, lie frere de Dartige, dcbout a favant
, fou lit !, mer ayec sa longue-vue
, 4 cote de lui, un officer ct six marin
Sc tenaient tout prets a sauter dams l.
canot, attendant ses ordres. Tout ;
J coup, au milieu dune eclalrcie, ral
: mateur entrevit sur la mer, un poin
noir gros a peine CONNIE un oiseau
Ii pc ui cn fallait pas plus. II s
q touina vers son ofiicier
; -Allez, messieurs
7 Ceux-ci Sc laisserent glisser de
: flames du navire dams le canot, puis |
canot sc dctacha doucement, Sc dir
5 geant vers la tcrre, vers notre heros
Celu-ci await vu Gu devine tout celia
mas ca meme temps il await entend
; der r hi brut l6ger, CONNIE IN
i aiig e. se Ielu- II So I,
tourna aen,, puls il sentit tou
y son sang - glacer dams ses veine'
C'ttait le. canot de ronde qni faisa
a 81 tournGc. Ayec Ia direction qu'
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- oii Soup VIC iiiiie, lc CdHot appIOcua
Tn dies matelots, Sc penchant, saisit
au hasard ce qui paraissait II sentit
des cheveux, des vetements.
-Cest vous mon lieutenant ? de-
manda-t-il, la voix GtrangGe
-Cest moi, r6pondit Pofficier, qui
etait remonte a Ia surface de leau.
Puis il ajou,l:
Attention, je lie items :.
Les matelots 'empresserent de
hisser dams la barque Daniel, evanouit
On Sc pencha pour lexaminer. II
eta't tout rouge de sang.
-Mais il est blesse s'eria un
DIES hommes.
Tn autre, qui :,ga"dait rofficier,
dit a son tour
-Mais vous aussi, mon lieutenant,
vous etes blesse.
oh. moi, ce nest rien, repliqua
lofficler, qui agita son bras.
lie sang envahit la main ct goutta
au bout de scs doigts.
-Mais que s'est-il done passe ?
demanda un matelot
II await e.e saisi par un requin
Une exclamation depouvante SUI
Wit ces paroles.
Tn requin
I'm petit heureusement, r6pondit
supplement lie lieutenant J'ai pu lui
arracher sa proie.
| Dependant deux matelots setaient
remis a ramer, pendant quun autre,
penche sur Daniel, lui donnait les
premiers soins.
II lest pas mort ? demanda lie
sauvenr.
Non, mon lieutenant
-Cest tout ce quill faut
Queiques minutes apres, on etall
sur lie baiiment. Tout lie monde, le
frere de Darti9e en- tete, s'etalt preci
pite. On Sc racontait, avec DIES excla
mations d'effroi, ce qui s'6tait passe
On felicitait le lieutenant de sol
courage ct de son bonheur, mais celui
ci Sc deroba vite aux compliments e
rentra dams sa cabine pour panser sol
bras, qui saignait toujours. DAME
J.. Gtait etendu sur le pont, au CRANE
a air. LIE chirurgien ravait deshabille
e await examine Ia plaie II ny avail
, cue II chair enlevee, une entail,
| f. n dlble la cuisse.
5 -Ce ne sera rien await prononc'
t Fhomme dart. Quinze jours d
/ repos eft il ny paraitra plus. Maj
e c'est un beau coup de dent.
$ Notre heros await ouvert les yeux
i II semblait regarder autour de 1t
l., dun air tgare, Sc demandant OH
l. etait.
Il Ne craignez rien, dit lie frere d
n Dartige, pour lie rassurer, vous etc
), sauve
e Tn mot sortit des levres du blesst
-L'Ile-Nou...
-Vous y etes. Vous VOLTA
n bord de TIle-Nou, ct nous alion
a partir
X lie capitaine, Ell etfet, venait d
e commanderle les mannuvres necessaire:
e lie ronfement de la machine s'acce1
IS tua. On entendit des grincement
II de chaine. LIE batiment oscilla u
2 instant, puis il Sc NIT en- marcht
r, Comment Sc trouvait-il Ia ? II he s
+ lexpliquait pas. Qui favait arrach
it d la machoire du requin? II allai
A s'informer, quand un homme s'appr
le chant du groupe, s'adressa All chiru
it gien. C'etait Totficier don't le br;
ii etait envelope de bandelettes.
Eth bien, demanda-t-i, CONNER
l. va-t-ll?
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-09-08
STATE RIFLE MATCH.
VIII Be Held in Hartford on Tuesday
October 4.

VIII Be Held in Hartford on Tuesday
October 4.
Brigadier General George Haven,
commanding the brigade G. N. g., has
issued orders directing the state rifle
match for regimental teams to take
place at the First regiment rifle range in
Hartford on Tuesday, October 4, at 10
o'clock.
The teams will consist of twelve men
each, all to have been members of the
National Guard prior to August 1, 1892
The distances will be 300 and 500 yards,
seven rounds at each range without
sighting shots. Ammunition will be
supplied by the quartermaster general.
The match will be conducted by
Major George E. Albee, brigade in.
spector of rifle practice, assisted by
Major Bidwell, Major Cheney and Cap
tain Giddings of the brigade staff, and
Lieutenant J. M. T. Particle, Fifth
United States Infantry.
The medical officers will be Lieuten-
ant Colonel L. B. Almy, medical di
rector; Major Thomas F. Rockwell, sur.
geon First regiment; First Lieutenant
Frank Fl. Peltier, assistant surgeon First
regiment.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-09-08
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Editor of the DEMOCRAT:

Editor of the DEMOCRAT:
Will you kindly allow me the use OF
your columns for few words? / wish to
express in this public way my heartfelt
thanks to all who in any way contributed
to the great success of our first illumi.
mated out door festival, Tuesday, the 9th
inst; to the Waterbury newspapers and
their correspondents for their kindly
notices; to Owen O'Neill and James
Dillane and their associates, of the
Brooklyn Athletic club, for their splen.
did athletic exhibition and generous
patronage; to the large number of Wa,
terbury people whose visit helped consid,
erably to swell the receipts; to the Oak,
vile band and st Aloysius' Drum corps
whose music was not the least crafty
ing feature of the festival; to those OF
other creeds in our town who evinced
such cordial and practical encourage,
ment; to the ladies and gentleman OF
our own parish who labored SO arduous,
ly in the preparation for and the success,
full management of the festival; to all,
finally, who by good work, kindly
sympathy and generous deed made our
first illumated out door festival what il
was, a memorable SUCCESS.
JAMES H. O'DONNELL.
Watertown, Conn, Sept. Z, 1892.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-09-08
NAuoATucK AND vlclNITY.
Doings of q Day In the valley Belo,
This CITY.

DoinGs of q Day in the valley Below
This City.
NAUGATUcK, Sept S.-Scribner &
Smiths big tent show is here to-day and
will exhibit this evening on the ball
ground.
The twenty third annual concert and
soiree of the Young Mems Catholic In
stitute is announced for Friday evening,
October Z. They always have an enjoy
able time.
The fire commissioners have received
petition from the residents of May
street and Phoenix avenue for fire hy-
drant to be placed in that locality.
Commissioners Morse and Murphy were
appointed to investigate and report the
same.
The Women's Relief corps expect to
eatertain large number at their social
at G. A. r. hall tomorrow evening.
The Ladies' Missionary society will
meet in the Parish house tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
| Garrison and Schmidt are talked of as
the most prominent candidates for NOM
nation by the democrats for selcctmen.
The republicans without doubt will
nominate the present board, Schaffer
and Hungerford. There will be quite a
| lively canvass made for the delegates
elected at the democratic primary as re-
CARDS town clerk and constables.
King, the east side barber, not only
left town on Tuesday, but left quite a
number of creditors with bills ranging
from SIS to $50 each. Yesterday a New
Haven party who sold him his fixtures,
came up and sold the place to George
Crist, who will continue the business.
The contractor for the library build
ing is putting up 10 by ~ Office pre-
paratory to starting work on the founda-
| ton.
Leading republicans here claim to be
well satisfied with the stats ticket nomi-
mated at New Haven yesterday.
There were crowds around the saloons
after $50 last night waiting to hear
from the fight. the result reaching here
before 12 o'clock. At one place in
Union City there was a board illustra-
ton of Sullivan having Corbett swal-
lowed up all but. his legs. Considerable
betting was done here at long odds in
favor of Sullivan, and considerable
money was placed at two to one on
him after the twelfth round. There
were probably 800 people on the streets
up to midnight.
Thomas Lloyd, mason, had fit on
Maple street last evening and two more
after he was taken home. DIR Delaney
was called in the case.
The democratic glee club practiced
for few hours last night. The X. OF
P. worked the third degree, while the
dramatic club rehearsed their play to be
put on the latter part of this month.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-09-08

The funeral of the infant son of B. E.
Comeau, of SO Union street, took place
this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Antonio PerilIo and Carmila Mastri-
ami, who figured in the police court
yesterday morning, were married late in
the afternoon.
In the police court this morning
Thomas Mcmahon was fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness and sentenced to
thirty days in Jail for breach of the
peace.
The funeral of Carrot Habbert, of 23S
River street, took place yesterday after
noon. The pallbearers were: Patrick
Sullivan, John O'Rourke, Michael
McKenna, Michael Casey, Patrick Fitz.
simons and Daniel Slattery.
George Hartley had the first two fin
gers of his right hand caught in q
gearing at his shop on Jefferson street
yesterday about p. m. and badly
smashed. The second finger had to be
amputated. DIR Benedict dressed the
| wounds.
The funeral of Mrs Bessie Seydes, Of
A Burton street, took place this morn
ing at 9:45 to the church of the I'M
maculate Conception. The pallbearers
were: Patrick Ward, Martin Mitchell
John O'Keefe, John Lynch, Philip
Hapenny and Thomas Fitzpatrick.
The funeral of Mrs Marcella Clarity
| took place this morning from her late
residence on Scovill street to the church
of the Immaculate Conception where
bearers were: Michael McAuliffe, Johr
Mulcahy, Patrick Gahan, Richard
Burke, John Ward and Michael Cor
COran,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-09-08
SECOND DISTRICT.

James S. Elton Did Not Secure the
Nomination For Elector at Large.
New Haven county did no business at
its meeting yesterday, at the republican
state convention, that all being covered
by the Second district caucus, in which
it participated with Middlesex county.
Senator Graham was appointed chair
man. James S. Elton of Waterbury
was placed in nomination for elector at
large by Judge Lewis. H. Wales Lines
nominated Eli Whitney, Sr, of New
Haven for the same . honor. After
friendly discussion Elton's name twas
withdrawn and Whitney unanimously
chosen. Judge Lewis of Waterbury
was selected to present Mr. Whitney
name to the convention.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-09-08
Watertown, Conn, Sept. 7, 1892.
KILLED ON THE NEW ENGLAND
a Hartford Man Falls Underneath the
Cars at Bristol,

A Hartford Man Falls Underneath the
Cars at Bristol.
Peter Chute, Hartford liquor dealer,
was killed by train on the New Eng
land road at Bristol yesterday after
noon at $40. Mr. Chute had been to
Bristol to attend the funeral of friend
and had started home. The train,
which is in charge of Conductor Morris,
is made up at Bristol and Mr. Chute
stood on the platform waiting for it to
get ready to start. During the time he
conversed with different people and the
train was pulling out from the depot
before he noticed it was ready. He
then attempted to get aboard of the
second car from the rear, when his foot
slipped and he fell in front of the car.
Both legs were severed from his body.
He was dead before anyone reached
him. Mr. Chute was AZ years of .age,
and had been engaged in the Wholesale
liquor business in Hartford for many
years.
Chute was a member of the knights
of Columbus and also carried three life
insurance policies, two for $1,000 each
and one for $1,000. He was unmarried.