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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-04-09
Democratic Primaries.

Whereas, April 30th, 1892, has
been fixed as the day on which to
hold Democratic primaries for the
purpose of selecting delegates to at
tend the Democratic convention to be
held at Blackfoot, May llth, 1892,
che Democrats of Bingham county
will at their respective voting places
on said Both day of April, 1892, hold
meetings and select delegates to at
tend said convention.
The precincts are entitled to dele
gates as follows.
Henry-2, Beaver Cancn-2, Med
lcine Lodge-2, Camas--2, St. An.
thony-2, Rexburg-2, Teton-2,
Market Lake., Higham-2, Willow
Creek, Eagle Rock-3, Howe,
BIackfoot-4, Danilson Springs,
Chesterield--2, Soda Springs
Little Blackfoot-2, Carrihoo-2
Pocatello--s, Portneuf-2, Gentle
Yalley-2, 0xford-2.
j. NJ. BENNETT,
Chairman.
j. w. EDEN,
Gnorafnrt.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-04-09
Wau Paper.

In the spring time "young girls"
fancIes lightly turn 10 thoughts of
love. But the busy house wife turns
her thought to wall paper etc. We
have just received the largest stock
of wall paper west of Omaha. Send
for samples and prices.
The Owl Drug Store,
Pocatello, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-04-09
Stations For Sale.

We have beautiful black English
Shire Stallion, three years old, pure
breed; also three grade stations of
same age. Any one wishing to buy
such horses, it will pay them to call
and see them or to write for inforina.
tion. They will be sold cheap and
on good terms.
RERRyNAN & RoGERs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-04-09
]. W. EDEN,
Secretary.

just arrived. Ali kinds OF fishing
tackle at Fernish drug store.
Dr. II. H. Barron and Benjamin
Rives OF Salt Lake are at the Reeves
House.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-04-09
Snaps And Flats In Home Music.
Hurra for Pocatello, says |.

lilng the city Of the SAINTS.
l. W. West is attending conferences
10 the City by the Lake
Work is progressing nicely On the
new hour mill.
These are busy days with ranchers
and but few Of them visit town.
State Immigration Commissioner
ia news Is 10 Washington ;aty
Say, didn't the Democrats soop 'er
oup the BOYS at Pocatello Monday.
The robbers Of the Boise postofiice
are still ending the grasp ~ the Of
aycr- pn The hunt
ID Barron will clean our teeth for
81 Scurvy permanently aud painlcs
it removed Iilice at Reeve, House.
Warden Jenne is reported as fud.
ing many irregularities il Ex Warden
Mack's business methods
Mrs. W. Il. Barnhart has returned
from her visit TO her old home in
Iowa.
The board ofdirectors OF the insane
asylum will hold a regular quartrrl,
meeting April l4th.
The foundation for the new depot
has been finished and the new build
ding will he pushed TO an early CON.
/ plelion
1 4 woman who believes she can wear
lumber . shoe on a number 5 foot
suffers for her belief.
The appointment for preaching at
/ the Baptist Church next sunday has
leen Withdrawn and there will be no
services at that place
4 Kansas, Nebraska, Texas aud Ark
unsas have had destructive storms
this week. Many lives lost and much
property DESTROYED,
A cattlemen's 5 congress will be- held
at Ogden 29th Of April. Idaho, Mon.
tana, Oregon, Utah. and Wyoming
will be represented,
". A. Bull, a merchant Of Malta
Idaho, spent Thursday in Blackfoot
looking after his landed interests II
Bingham county Mr. Bull will prob
ably become a citizen Of Bingham.
The appointment for services al
the Episcopal Church for Easter has
been recalled. The building cannot
be completed IN time. Due notice vii
be given Of the opening services.
The remains Of Samuel Hancock, .
Camas Meadows, this county, wh'
perished in snow storm last week il
attempting to go from Beaver Canol
to his home have been found and ship
ped to Butte for interment.
pr. II. n. Barron of Salt Lake is u
the Reeves House. Dr. Barron ha
with HIM his dental chair, engines au'
; laboratory and is prepared to care TO
= your teeth In the finest manner poss
bic.
Register P. j. Anson and wife wi
visit Salt Lake City and other cite
of Utah for week or two. Bein
we'll acquainted, we Lespeak for then
an enjoyable visit.
The calico dress competition an
5 entertainment promises the large'
gathering ever assembled at an ente
7 taiument in Blackfoot, The prize
surpass IN beauty ard value any eve
offered in the town. See rules govern
: ing the competition in another column
GAS goes pocatelIo so goes II
state, was flashed over the wire
Saturday last. Our Republican frienc
thought they had the goose in I'll
box, and whenever they would me'
one another they would wink and sa
watch us pull out the golden eG
Monday night, but the egg wasn't
it.
State organizer B. I. Templeton,
the Alliance says the Idaho State A
lance will be formed early in Ma
-probably at Boise. Every agricultur
county of any Importance in the sta
which he has been able to visit W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23

Sr. p%elleerimi, Der prdiibent Der
@rgentinii6e &epublif, lift, beg etpiz
gen &onfliftes nit benz &ongrefe
miibe bon ieinem poten suriidgee
tretem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23
Srodbaus iiber 8ismard.

Won feinem ein3igen Manne Der gaitz
aen Welt 1T in ben Iebten 25 Sabren 10
biel bic @ebe getpeien tpie bonn Siirfen
Bismard, nnb bon feinem lit iebt imz
me- nod 10 piel bic Nebe pie BON linn.
Wirb er bod, ipenn ni6t ale 3ei6em
trllgen, aa9 ben 3uiammemtritt bes
Hei6stages on bic Spite elmer reuen
parteis@ Coalition treten unb nun in feis
ITEM boben Qlter au1 nod bic neue &oQe
zines Oppofitions> Giibrers fpielen.
Der Bebentung bieies Mannes pirb
bas grodbauS'f6e Concentrations 2eris
ton in feinem foeben 3ur @usgabe qes
langten 3. 8aube bnr1 feline 8ismGrd>
Biograpbie Doltpmmei1 aere6t. Sic
faat nebf ben nit ibr auiammenbanz
genben Mrtiteln iber 10 Seiten ober
209 Spalten. 8ei Der groBen Sorgs
falt, tpel6e bic &ebaftion bes @erfes
anertanntermaben auf ale Qlrtitel perz
tpembet, ldBt fid %annebmen, baB lie bic
Biograpbie bes 6iiriten eitem por3ugss
tpeiie ba3u ~geeigneten 8earbeiter iibers
tragen unb aus ben beiien Quelen ges
i9opft bat. llnb in Der Shat aeigt Der
@rtifel bic %gerauete aemntniB aaer
gerbdltnife, bringt neben f6on Be-
fanntem pieles gang Neue urlb ma6t
namentli9 iiber bic bisber nod ni6t
b%oditdnbig aufgefldrtem 8orgdnge bel
8ismard's @ntlafung gum erlten Mtale
10 beitimmte Q%ngaben, baB an beren
Ri6tigteit wobl ni6t gesweifelt perben
fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23
9iarrtne In aentufn.
FIN

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS linb bier
tpdbrenb bes Sommers gang allgemein
aepeien" iagt Der @potbefer 6. 80.
S6iDea bon Widlife, ap., unb in
5olge bapOn mar bic Na6frase ungez
w0bnli6 groB mad Gbamberlainssao s
lit, @boleraz unb 9iarrboe>Seilmittel
Sd babe erit bieiem Morgen bier Slaz
i6en 6abon Derfauft. @ana merfpiirs
bige &Hren iinb babur6 ~eraielt iporben
unb es 1T in alien Sdlen erfoIsreid
getpeien. gu baben in San Nntonio
in ben Npotbefen bon s. &alteper &
SON, Doubling & 6loob. s. g. Sod,
U. SreiB, $. S6u6arbt, 81. Goben &
Co., unb &alteper & Sdu1arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23
hrt 10 al r.

Die Na6frage mad @bamberlaims
&olifs, Gboleraz unb 9iarrboe : 6eilz
mittel nimmt bauernb gu, ltnb stuar
aug benz @runbe, neil ollie, bic es pers
iu9t baben, init 6efen Mirtung in boz
bent @rabe aufrie6en iinb unb es allen
ibren Na6barn empfeblen. @ir f6n>
men bas Mittel gar ni6t tparm ges
mug empfeblsn. - @aglep & Smeab,
Mpotbeter 1T Neuton, Soma. = Sn
San Intonio gu baben in ben Mpotbes
ten BON s. &alteper & Son, 9ou>
ling & Gloo6, S. 6. Sod, u. 9reiB,
s. S9udar6, O. gobn G So. mmb
&alteper & S6u6ar6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23
Son Ger sssirsruns abersems..

BON Ger Sirsnns dberseuss. x.
Dpbtins, Sbelbp Co., O., 1883.
~ srbitIt cine JIaf@e paitor a5nie's 'Merpens
Starser fir Serrn q. Grepe, weIder on Supobonbrie
une sserpeufdwide Tit. Die geirfuns mar In bieiem
6qhe tine 10 ~sdnftige, bab Id es nit @ertroueu alien
Httutnleieenbtn e~rnpfebleR tonn.
q. gtIermauu, priefter.
Ranfas Ctr, Mo., 8. OFT. 100
3Q 0sura1dte .gatfor a6nias slerpeu.gt1rfer.
E4sn 5lsrDofltdt nnb afgemeins Gfipddhe unS mir
SSssee es9osleu. Die wee6iSin bate ben aetpanidfen
snus IT. SEQ. G. 0reeu.
WprrtIton Art., ID. Oft. 1890.
wteine eieftoGltr bate 4 Sabre bic fadsnbs Qrar-.
l<it uub id muB !osen, .8aftor Q6nie's Nerpen.
etdrierA CAB bic ar6bte 3ufrieoeubeit, nnb iritbem
Fs beiffte 'gebrau6ts. Bat lie fsine Mbnnna rnebr bon
ssr aranfbeit sesabt. 3ersIi9su Saut oisissr Nasbisin.
Sohu Gamist
CO. etx hert3tsES Au9 yar yfespexi<ibssss
Utyo se6ern Der e8 Deriangt. S~ngefonht
&C., Ernie erbdIter aud bic Mebiatn nmIpnif,
2tee q1e6iatn wurbe felt BEN Sabre 1876 Doh benz
9relD. Batior 46ni9. Sort mapne. Sub. ~5pbereitsi
nrb ietf rnfsr kiner MnfpeifnHs bon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
1J8 Randolph ST., CHICAGO, I'll
Bel aIrpthefsrm az babes fit
essSe S7.55. 8 fas $500.
Sn San Antonio bel aboIpb Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23

ben S6ife einsefibrt mirb. Diele 360e
foHen erit baum mieber aufgeboben uers
ben, penn BON Seiten Der canabii6en
&egieruns in 8eatg auf ben Weaallbz
&anal ELM @lei6es gei6tebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23

f4enfrdttr betanbelt wuree unb NIT wel@eu Oittteln.
Verlorene Mannbarkeit. icrte ale
S4md&eu Der Qei@Ie&t8prsane behtmmt turirt.
Observation-Disclosures werten i'm 9aufe
Der 4ranfen uub ptne Snffrumente furtrt. Gin num-
teypeues 6etlmttteI.
Cafarrh und Kranx1leiten der
Haut, bes 8lute8 unb SerseuS, Der 9eoer unb Der
dtereu.
Syphilis. -Das an, se{6wtnoefeu UNI f&erten
betteube MttteI 3ur Sdrauttrt.
H8ut-h aGer Gri perbeu tn
tirt, mo anbere auren miSlausen.
Unnatuerlicher nirb prompt
y en- vaar Gasen turirt.
Weeine MetbpSeu.
L. Grete COMPUTATION In Der Office pber per gsh.
3. Genaue unter{u@ung unb Dtasnofe.
5. Sober rirb anf @ruub utjeniHa ftl.@er 4rtnttpten
setenbsIt uub ietn cber tbr Saa wtrb "a f~ptsienen
Stuhtum aema@t.
4. Diltse prttie unp lei&te Sabiunssbebinsunsen.
IN ben meiffen Gduen tann BITE 9ranfbett i'm Saufe
eee &ranteu betenbelt werben.
S&rttbt I'm SrmptOm $ Scrraular &c. l, fur Wdns
uer.
S&reitt nm Srmptpms EprmuIar 30 2, fur Trauen.
64retbt nm Spmptrn< 6prmular no. 8, fur 9aut'
trarftetten.
Drifis uerben prompt beantwcrtet. Gle Ge5&dfte
ixtetm gehdlteu. WebiJtn rtrb rerborgen gefaubt
ttfertnsn /: BITE Raufen bon Gan antcntp.
0emtfm gefprpGen.
Gfaa aeseiFst an pber ipre&e Dor bet
j. ~ HATHAWAY, NJ. d.,
Etepsus 0st6ube, SO unb So Wef Gpmmereefrabe,
ear Hnteutu, EeJas, eine Greppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23

Sn 5olse Der anbaltenbem itar=
fen 9iBe mehren fid in Der S6weis
bic ungliidsfdle bur6 2atpinen un6
8leti6er : Stiirse. Sn Der Ndbe bon
3ermett tuurbe bas Sort Said bur6
2atpinen arg perpilitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23

Set ldugerer 3eit lit i6 an um=
perbauli6feit, teins Der angepanbten
Mittel wollte mir beIfen, bis i6 Or.
Iuguft &6nig's hamburger Sropfem
nabm. 9ieie Sropfen itellten mid in
furser 3eit ipieber ber. = @brifian
2epbe, 2O16 Orleans StraBe, 8altis
more, Mb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23
Dr.. Hathaway
Scbn 8rsabfoot, N. D., MiHttent.
Specialist 0es MeSte11s,

Suu5e Wduner,
welme tn Gof9e bon
Susenb . Sinben
an Rerpeui5wd4e
etben,.tbrteebeu8,
fraft ~untersraben
5aben unb ttre
Mdnnlihfett perlp,
rea, fpnteu ben Be-,
rubmten Or. So.
tbawan tpfprt cons
fulttre1. Wersebt
nt1t, Werpentrdnts
belt Until pber pbae
Trdume) wtrb wtfs
ieni4aftlt4 unb
mad ben ~neleiten
Wetbcben bebans
belt unc nit BEN
sr6sten Grfpls.
S8 fD,nint nt&t
baraaf an, Of man
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-03-09
To Music-Lorers.


The March number of Braindrd's Mas'cds
World contains, besides large amount OF
interesting reading matter, six new piano
pieces: "Danse du Ballet, La Z gale" a
new skirt dance BY Northrup; marie An
toinette" Minuet and "Valse du Chopin
two exquisite new compositions by Richard
Ferber; Never More" tone-poem by
Stephen Emery; and the celebrated Mel
ody in F" by Anton Rubnstein. Also q
charming new Scotch song, Jennie" by
Theo. II. Northrup. The music in this
number is alone worth $500. Mailed post.
paid for Is cents in stamps.
The Musicians Guide (new addition iol
1922 contains, besides 2l2 pages of musical
information, biographies of $50 musicians
with % portraits, Teachers Guide" and
other valuable features, three new songs
"My Kathleens Coming Back" Last
Night" and "That is Love-" and two piano
pieces, Sounds from the Ballroom" and
''Stolen Kisses" -Gavotte Mailed free foi
eight two-cent stamps, or the Wore
and Guide, containing the above eleven
songs and pieces. mailed for twelve two
cent stamps. The ). Brainard's Sons Co.
Chicago, Ill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-03-09
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE
In Charles Town, West Virg'a.

The undersigned Trustees under the follow
ing Deeds of Trust from T. f. Eddy and wife,
viz: one to T. c. Green, Trustee, dated May II.
1886 recorded in the County Clerks office OF
Jefferson County, West Virginia, Deed Book
z, page 65; one TO Cleon Moore, Trustee, dated
January 10th, 1888, recorded in same office,
Deed hook r, page 2i5; and one TO Cleon
Moore, Trustee, dated the 9th day of May,
1890. recorded in same Office, Deed Book "
page 4l-(all of which are for the benefit of
Jefferson County Building Association No. ~
will offer at public sale in front of the Court
House in Charles-Town. West Virginia, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of March, 1892,
the following LOTS in the southern section Of
Charles-Town.
ONE LOT fronting 1iSl feet on the Bloom.
cry Turnpike. and running back from said
Turnpike l57 feet. improved by two-story
FRAME DWELLING & OUT-BUILDINGS.
and an UNIMPROvED LOT, ISL fee. on street
parallel to Main street. and IA feet ON George
street extended, next to street between c. F.
Wall and I. I. Ed Y.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the
Board of Directors of Jefferson County Build
ing Association No. 7.-0ne-third Cash the
residue in two payments at nine and eighteen
months, with interest on deferred payments
from day of sale-saine TO be secured by Deed
of Trust on the premises. Sale at IL O'clock.
t. &. GREEN. Trustee.
CLEON MOORE, Trustee.
Feb. q, lS92-it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-03-09
Frce speech al he s.. L0uis 0onference

Very soon after il met the st. Louis con-
ference WAS captured, il seems, by the third
party advocates and southern alliance men
who protested that they could not be bound
a. respects their political action by the con-
ferences decisions were hOwled down with
out mercy.
The above we clip from an article in the
FREE PRRss credited To the Baltimore Sun.
There is not one sciutilla o. truth IN the
statement. Every one was accorded rs pa
tent a hearing a. WAS possible. considering
thelmmensitv of the hall and crowd. There
WINS. of necessity, confusion, from the fact
that the extremes could not hear, and the
buzz If the conversation of spectators, by
reason of this fact, in,erfered with respect
ful hearing This applied 10 all the speak
ers. But rs far as any single element or or
ganization having control at any one time
or another is false in toto. We never De-
fore attended meeting Of such proportions,
where there Wa. a greater degree of har
mony or good feeling. Farmers Adroeafe
At the time Of our last issue no report OF
the proceedings Of the conference was to be
had except from the daily press. That our
readers may know how far the statement, to
which exceI ton is taken above, is or is no;
correct. we quote from the extended official
report in this weeks AdrOcate
The afternoon session was opened at
O'Clock with singing, but the harmony oi
songs Was followed by very lnharmOniOus
Nraugllng.
There WAS a contest for seats in that del
egatiun. and those seated 10y the report o.
tue committee were mainly third party men
Congressman Moses objected to this, and
proceeded 10 make things tepld, severed!
scoring Z. II Ellington, of Georgia, who
VA, on the committee, saying that he had
seated men whose credentials was not regu
lar because they would represent his own
schemes ON the floor, and would strange
ANYTHING like opposition 10 independent
political action. lie then driited into a
regular Democratic stump speech.
Mr.. Ellington resented the attack upon
hi. honor in a short but very pointed speech
aud he was flowed by Messrs. NJ. j. Branch
aud {. e. Pust. OF Georgia delegation, who
ridiculed Moses, Livingston and the Dem
ocrats generally. They evidently struck q
popular chord, for when Mr.. Moses endeav-
ored 10 make a second speech he was greet
ed with Kisses snd jeers, aud could not gain
a hearing.
Two more brief extracts from the same
report will emphasize the Adcoeate's asser
ton that every one was accorded as pa
tient a hearing as possible"
And delegation from Alabama who
said. Il wish to state that the nomination
of a colored man can not be made unani-
nous. WA Kissed off the floor.
AT this iuncture it was discovered that
Fred Swaine, a st. Louis ward politician
was endeavoring 10 obtain recognition on
the floor. He was requested to leave, and
upon refusing, was forcibly elected by s
couple of the brawny delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-03-09

We understand that Col. B. d. Gibson,
who has been urged by friends to seek the
Democratic nomination for State Senator
and has been repeatedly mentioned in the
same connection throu- h the papers of the
district, has decided, in the interest of party
harmony, not to be q candidate for either
branch Of the Legislature Col. Gibson has
great personal popularity, and, if his deci
sion had been otherwise, his excellent record
as a member of the House of Delegates
would have secured him the support of a
large number OF the voters of Jefferson.
Berkeley and Morgan His friends through
out the State, some of whom have already
testified their confidence in him by nearly
electing him 20 the speaSership OF the
House, will be sorry to learn of his tempo
rary retirement from political service lie
exhibits an uuseldsh devotion 10 the inter
es,s of his party, in his unwillingness to in
terfere in the slightest degree with harmony
that would be worth thousands of votes TO
the national Democracy il it were more
Common characteristic Of prominent politi-
clans. Col. Gibson will not be forgotten
by his fellow Democrats and, we believe,
will be called upon to serve them in the
future
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-03-09

u. S. Senator Walthall, of Mississippi, at
the dedication of monument 10 the Con-
federate dead at Jackson, in his State, made
the following statement, based upon statis-
ties that can now be found in the War De-
partment at Washington:
"More than half as many men were en-
gagged in the Union army rs the entire white
population of the southern States proper, in
Guiding all the women and the children
The records show that more than two mil
lion, eight hundred and fifty thousand troops
we're furnished the Union army by the
States, and while, for lack of official data, |
can not state to a man the enlistments In
the southern army from first to last, the es-
innate has the sanction of high authority,
deemed reliable, that the Confederate forces,
available for action, during the entire war,
did not exceed six hundred Thousand sol
diers, of whom there we're not more than
two hundred thousand arms bearing men at
any one time, and when the war closed halt
that number covered the whole effective
force, of all arms, in all quarters of the Con.
federacy. Besides the disparity in the land
forces, there was the Federal navy, the gun
boats and the iron-clads. without which
many believe Grants army would have
been lost at Shiloh and McClellan's on the
Peninsular."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-03-09
Lirinn Questions

are most esteemed by every intelligent man
and woman. arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels speedily present to us
the living question of obtaining relief. 1t
is at once found in DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, which cure sick headache, bilious
headache, constipation, indigestion, bilious
attacks, etc. Purely vegetable and perfect
ly harmless, they are unequaled rs specific
for the complaints named. One tiny, sugar
coated Pellet a dose. In vials, 25 cents
Garry them in your vest-pocket.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-03-09

On March 18th the English coal miners
will quit work for two weeks with the OBJ
ject of compelling such an advance in the
price of coal as will prevent the mine-own-
ers from reducing wages. The number of
persons who will be thrown cut of work by
the closing of the mills, iron works, facto-
ries, etc, is estimated at over 100000
With their families, it is believed that close
on to 5000, 900 persons will feel the effect of
the attempt of the minors to prevent any
reduction in their wages. Of the miners
themselves 100000 men will take part in
the strike.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-03-09

Washington City was the scene of anoth.
er tragedy on Sunday afternoon. Montague
the artist, residing in northeast Washington
killed his wife and then blew his own brains
ou'. 1t seems to have been an arrangement
between them, and, it;is said, the wife, de.
voted to him, after they had reached the
terrible conclusion, TO die together, did not
BY tremor or expression manifest other than
a sense IF relief. The artists i'll health is
the 90 attributed They d ed surrounded
b. eautiful creatures of his genius.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-03-09

Representative John W. Kendall, of Ken
lucky, was suddenly stricken down with ap.
oplexy Monday morning, and died at 925
in the evening at his residence near the
Capitol. Mr.. Kendall had been complain.
ing for some days. Soon after being strick-
en- he relapsed into unconsciousness. He
was Democrat. He served in the Con,
federate calvary as an officer throughout the
war
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-03-09

The place for Hon. VIM. L. Wilson is in
Congress until the tariff battle is complete.
" won. Any person suggesting his removal
from Congress TO any other sphere of politi'
cal usefulness has neither tie interests OF
Mr.. Wilson, nor the Democratic party at
heart He is as near the throne of actual
leadership a any man in Congress and his
ability is so conspicuous that there is con-
slant demand for his services in writing and
speaking ia behalf OF tariff reform. The
Democratsoflhe-e second congre.si NAL dis ri:t
should not consider any other person even
as possible candidate so long as the tariff
war is unsettled, Mr.. Wilson is too useful
to his party, too valuable an aid in debate,
and too good Democrat 10 be thought OF
in any other political connection than the
one he now occupies, for the present at
least -IukersJarg Sentinel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-03-09

From capital Chatter" in Kate Fields
Washington, we take the following very
mplmentary notice of Senator Faulkner
"The ideal type of senatorial dignity and
calm, SO long imputed TO the old senators
of Rome, is thoroughly embodied in Sena-
tor Faulkner, of West Virginia. He never
lounges about the Senate with his hands
plunged deep into trouse.s pockets, as If ig-
norant or unappreciative OF the dignity OF
his surroundings, but preserves an exceed
ngly impressive gravity Of demeanor. He
never rises to his feet as if violently pro-
PEELED by hidden spring, but does so east
ly, and with perfect tranquility. His voice
il distinct, and never used as a means OF
hurting abuse at the head of a fellow-sena-
tor Every movement is accomplished with
majestic grace, and never are his arms set
going in the heat of debate or controversy
like the fans of wind mill, as sometimes
occurs with more excitable people. His
features are purely classical, and even the
fashion of his hair is strictly in accord
with the Roman type"