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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05

bers of dis Limekiln Club am trubbled
wild seein' ghosts an hearin' strange noises
hev bin told dat Shindig Watkins has re.
ceived three distinct warnin's dis spring to
prepar' hisself fur de grave; dat Kurnel
Cabiff can't sleep fur hearin' death tick
in de wall at de head of his bed; dat Give
adam Jones am all broke up by hearin'
whispers at midnight, and'da Elder Toots
wakes up moas' ebery night an sees a spook
wild fiery eyes glaring at him ober de fut O.
his bed. hev got few words to say on
dis subjick of ghosts, an want de members
O. dis club to lissen wild all deir might.
cit yo' am six weeks behind on yor
house rent yo' will see spook lookin' at
yo' ober de footboard of de bed. He's dsr to
inquar' what yo' am gwine to do about it.
If vo' has been shootin' craps and lost de
81 de old woman had saved up to buy q par
O. shoes, yo'1 h'ar ghostly footsteps all
ober de cabin tur three nights ruunin'.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05
AMONG THE FIJI ISLANDS.

AMONG THE FIJI ISLANDS
The day following our adventure with the
boars I concluded that I had had quite
enough of amusement of that kind, and
confined myself to the pheasants 1t was
glorious sport, and bagged ten brace of
fine birds within radius of one mile, be-
sides several wild pigeons and pair OF rab-
bits I saved the pheasants' breasts, and
afterward disposed of them in America at a
high price. Next morning we regularly
made a business of slaughtering ducks on
the lake, and after an early dinner We set
out for the ship, leading spare pony load
ed with game for the ships crew. The
most garbled accounts of our adventure were
soon spread ou board, and had to repeat
the story and show the tusl1s until I was
heartily sick of the whole affair.
Three davs after my return we weighed
anchor and headed to the northeast, landing
at one of the islands. We could see a
native village short distance away, and
took quantity of cotton cloth, fancy COL
ored beads, several knives, and barrel of
our salted fish, besides numerous other
small articles and pulled to the beach,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05
How the Wealthy Chinese Court.

A curious custom prevails at Huay-ning-
hsien, in Kwangsi. On the fifteenth day of
the first month in each year all the young
ladies and gentlemen take a walk to the
Yen-yen Mountain. Each damsel carries a
little box which she deposits at the foot of
the hill.s Any young gentleman, desireus of
entering the bonds OF matrimony may Sc
lect one Of the boxes and take It away with
him. whereupon the fair owner of the box
makes herself known, and an acquaintance
is thus formed. Ill-assorted marriages are
not likely to occur, as this custom is only
observed among the well-to-do classes Of
society.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05
HUM0R FROM N. QUAD.
A Successful Plan for Curing BOYS
of the Dime Novel Fever.
GHOSTS IN THE LIMEKILN CLUB,
Tho Arizona Kicker Tells Of Nan Who
Wanted to Run the Town.
WALKED 600 MILES FOB 4 PHOTO
WRITTEN FOR THE prsrArcnI

It was boy who wrote of boy: "a
boy is a singular feller. He hain't neither
a monkey nor mule. If he's brung up all
right he'll come out bully. if he hain's, he's
bad as thistles. It's better to study his ma
ture than to lick him. Some fathers can
git along with boys; others can't No more
at present. Goodby." ...
When my boy Tom got out of his knee
breeches he wanted to go west and slay In
dians. If hadn't been watching him he d
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05

Ny wife was confined to her bed for over
two months with very severe attack of
rheumatism. We could get nothing that
would afford her any relief, and as last resort
gave Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial. To
our great surprise she began to improve
alter the first application, and by using it
regularly she was soon able to get up and
attend to her house work. E. II. johnson,
of G. J. Knutson & Co., Kensington, MINI.
wSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05
THE ARIZO KICKER

No MEET1NG-On Tuesday forenoon His
Honor the Mayor (who is ourselD was in
formed that Dandy Jim, the leader of the
Clinch Valley cowboys, had arrived in town
for the purpose OF posting up lot of hand
bills he had had printed at Tucson. These
bills called for public meeting at the
Court House on Friday evening s'to protest
against the arbitrary powers assumed by
the Mavor," and went on to talk about
American liberty. free speech, freedmen and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05

O6fO16 dLIu JNK'0'9 " OOD 8 JURISPRUDENCE: II
he offers some worthless medicine IN place OF this,
leave his dishonest store iUclose price in letter,
and will send by return mail Price. one pack
age. 81: six. s.. One will please, six Will cure.
Pamphlet In plain sealed envelope. stamps. Adj
dress THE WOOD CHEM CAL CO., I3I Wood.
ward avenue. Detroit Mich. Sold in Pittsburg by
Jos. FLEMING & SON. 4i2 Market street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05
WOODS PHoSPHoDINE,
Prepared by DR.. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Ma,
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.

Promptly ana permanent.
ly cures all forms OF nerv-
Gus weakness, emissions,
spermatorrhea. impOtency
and all effects Of abuse or
eNcesscs. Been prescribed
over 35 years in thousands
of cases: is the only reli-
able and honest medicine
known. ASH druggists for
VI 0nn- DnncDnaDr -
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05

MErHuEN AwNINes-Sage green. warranted
not to run, Mt Mamaux & Sons, $50 Penn ave-
nue.. Tel. 1872 wsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05

MOVING and packing furniture q specially.
wsu HAUGH q KEENAN,, 90 Water street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05

Try bottle of Bugine and you will be con-
vfnced that it Is the best and quickest insect
eXterminator known. 25 cents
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05
CHAPTER XIII.

me, for my hosts insisted that the spoils
were mine by right
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05

BROTHER GARDNER ON GHosTs
SIT has cum to my knowledge" said
Brother Gardner, after the meeting had
been opened in due form, "dat sartin mem
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05
FOUR YEARS ON A NEW BEDFORD WHALEI
BY CAPTAIN J. H. B. ROBINSON
WRITTEN FOR THE DISPATCH

Plain
Cruise in the Stormest Seas of the World.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05
Commended His Widow to His son.

Beatrice Enriques, of noble birth, for
whose sweet sake he willingly fingered in
Spain during the delays experienced,
Columbus mentions only once so tar as can
be learned, and this in the same will in
which he requests masses for the soul of
Felipa. He recommends her to his son,
Diego, as "a person to whom am under
great obligations" and further directs him
to provide Tor her maintenance, adding:
''Let this be done as u discharge of con-
science, for it weighs heavy on my soul, the
reason for which AM not permitted to tell
From Washington Irving we learn in his
life of Columbus that during his visit to
Cordova he conceived passion for Beatrice
Enriques, noble lady of that city, which
attachment does not seem to have been
sanctioned by. marriage, at least there is no
record of marriage. 10 contemporary recog-
milton of such relationship, no baptism, nor
family ceremonies and no mention of wife
in all the transactions of the crowning en-
deavors OF Columbus life. As viceroy he
constantly appeared at court without an at
tendant vice queen. Beatrice was the
mother Of his second son, Fernando, who
became historian and whom Columbus
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-05

have armed himself. with corncutter and q
loaf of bread and run away He was plan
ming to do this very thing when called
him up and said:
The sun., 1892-10-09
3eaal 3lotiess.
~N-~--~>>--N -->S>r>~N>N fa.t ssH .s. r ~
IN RE MULBERRY BEND Park.

respectyey entitled unto or intarcsisd in tn. lands
ine aeat;on Of tue to The land. Re air.i Tor M"-
Hs o "r s .a . " "a BY mt
to re pr",.,on, OF Of nnIsr go Of te Law; Of 's.
sons re,pect,ey entitled IN" INTERESTED in
les emhr""sd within he area ss.ss.,sn, Ak asei and
Ietermned by the said iioan Of street Opening and
Of the expense % IN acurns T & Io S 4n:
SEw ES" yGRk H1 '"S srEM * Il 'S"tnr the matter Of
,ne ~ M ., nv ns A of yd1 "Isnx and In;
u tho Mayor, Aldermen. aud Commlonaltl Of The Guy
IN s Of @ he "r1r I y" ori
fars. M"ioery hsyard and Baxter streets Tor pubic
Il cap;sr jao ., the Laws oi 1887 The city New
We, the undersigned. Comm s'ioners OF Estimate in
s .sSys ~ 70 fSy q" & w ESs "s ." p
May a. lss! that "A true ,sp"rt or Transcript u our
to .a &. n:sa's n - 10 "G, @ ''fq' s II .r.s
aSgY'rs4 prnS, s I,".ifsd"n ana
TesOec,s aO owa.r s,see. iart"s "ni person. @ re- re-
"ra"- "S" t"s REM % Ne aai asssp ton.
'e '"fe Viii sSsSf sRSss
Ss BY s SAID hoar shn De a.ssssd has aS-
he ely ot NsS ppnfns sE ns Of rsSs
s Ssy %f 3" sfss q sSa az: AID
s nba9 srn wsis suSn
Ia
parallel Win and distant one hundred fees
northery of tho nOrtheriy line or Cana eAsterIV
by limo parallel with and distant one hundred feet
easteriy OF the easieriy lines OF BOwsry, Chatham
square and Park raw. southery by line parallel with
and distant one hundred eet souherly Of the south
erly line OF Pearl street aud westerly line parallel
with and distant one hundred feet westerly OF the
westerly line " Elm street, such is upon
stIa't Of our sa,d estimate; and fsther that our
port hsrcin WIZ b. PRESERVED 10 the Supreme
the state o. New York. A. SPECIAL Term thereof,
70 be held AT 'iHmhets thereof IN the County cOur.
House. in the city nf New rOrk the lIth day OF
ysmher ie!s at the opening of the court that day
ana that th"i ana there or as soon theTe alter "a
counsel can be heard thereon motion will ho made
thai the shd report be confirmed and further that
any ntrson OF persons whose rights may be aec ted
thereby and who may object 10 the same any jart
thereof may within thirty days af rst rubnA
tion OF this n'!ce pOctoNcr 'h isr2L forth their
objections TO t"e same in writing 10 u. who will
crve such objections A. our oiNce No 800 broadway
mentioned $3.50
Dated New York. October 4th. 1872
GILBLRT NJ. SPEIR Jr, Chairman
PATRIck II KERwIS,
LEICESTER HOLNK
Q AR1oIL sKRsy. oisSS. S'''A''' " S'"A~'~
The sun., 1892-10-09
HOU MAY IEAyE fOUk
ADVERTISEMENT

AMERICAN DuSTKiCr q MESSENGERS
ofhce (where the charges will be tho same those at
the main ofnce). II In our list Of Advertised
Agencies you do not IND one
eoAvspisuL
The sun., 1892-10-09

for Sale or % Iei-8rooklya.
NOR sAIE-T0 IE--rou,-s every description.
Il WILLIAM II. GRACE. Wili0ughbv. corner Jay. AAd
.o3 Montague 1t.
The sun., 1892-10-09
Ssr Sale OF Tp Ytt-gity.

CoR SALE OR TO LET. BAT West End sv For par.
Il ueulArs inquire st Aoon I2A Ill Broadway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
Decide to Open eadquarters for th'
Northwest at Chicago.


Northwest AT Chicago.
NEW YORK, August 1S.-The campaign
committee Of the Democratic national COM
mittee met at noon to-day and adopted res
olutions favoring the establishment of
branch headquarters for the Northwest at
Chicago. Campaign committeeman Don III.
Dickinson will be in charge, assisted by
committeeman y. T. Gable and y. @. Wall.
All the members who participated in the
proceedings OF yesterday were present with
the exception of Senator German. of Mary
land. who is i'll with a neuralgia attack. He
was consulted. however. about the proceed
ings of the committee and concnrred insthe
conclusion reached.
The resolutions adopted unanimously
were as follows:
Resolved. That the members Of the cam
paign committee of the national Demo
cratic committee from the States west Of
the Ohio, including the chairman OF the
campaign committee. be constituted a sub
committee to open headquarters in the
West and to take charge under the super
vision Of the campaign committee OF such
for the Western States as may be assigned
TO it by The chairman of the Democratic
committed.
Resolved. That the chairman Of the cam
pagn committee be authorized 10 appoint
such person as he may select to act for him
upon such subcommittee IN his absence,
and that such subcommittee be authorized
to create such an auxiliary organization as
il may deem necessary. subject TO approval
of tho campaign committee.
Under the authority conferred by the
second resolution Chairman Harrty has
assigned the States Of Illinois, Wisconsin,
Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota
and South Dakota to the care of the sub
committee in charge at Chicago. through
which the campaign work of these States
may be designated at a later day. The
Chicago headquarters, it is understood, will
be opened next week The committee ad-
iourned after the transaction of business of
an executive nature subject to the call of
the chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

on electoral and congressional tickets will
be made with the Republicans in the South.
IL II alsc learned that Chairman Carter. of
the national Republican committee. during
his ylsit the other day conided to promi.
nent Republicans that be had negotiations
pending for such combinations with the
third party as would deprive Cleveland Of
the electoral votes Of several Southern
State and result in the defeat Of numerous
Democrats for Congress IN that section.
The Treasury Department is in a position
TO furnish small currency for shipment
South and West in exchange for deposits
with the sub-treasury at New York at Gov
eminent contract price of fifteen cents Dor
thousand dollars. thereby saving the ordi-
nary bankers rates, which would be from 75
cents 20 el.5O. A great demand for small
money is expected during the cotton pick
ing season and rice harvesting. The latter
crop is said to be very large this year, espe-
cially IN Louisiana.
The following appointments have been
made 20 the West Point Military Academy:
David B. Powers. Port Royal, Va, with
Willard n. Newhill Of Irvington. Va, alter
nate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
WrIts Ordered Issued for Eisctions--The
Cabinet Completed.

LoNpoH. August iS.-The House OF Com
mons met to-day and writs were ordered
issued for tho elections 10 be held IN the
cases of members who had accepted Otiice
under the new administration. The me n,bers
then changed sides. in accord VIII d the
change OK government and the House ad-
iourned for al hour. Before going 20 Us
borne to-day there was brief session OF
Mr. Gladstone's cabinet. .
Whenthe House OF Commons resssemblsd
Keir Hardie, labor member for Westham.
made a motion TO the effect that the House
ought % hold an autumn session. Inc
Speaker pronounced the motion out or
order. and after issuing additional wrlts OF
election the House adjourned TIL 7. h.
The Cabinet was completed to-day by the
appointment of Professor j. Bryce. the DIS
tinguished writer and member OK Parlis-
ment for South Aberdeen. TO be chancellor
of tho DuchY of Lancaster.
The Right Hon. George Shaw Lefevrs
was Appointed to-day first commissioner OF
public works and buildings.
The following additional appointments
were made to-day: Hon. Edward Malori-
banks. to DO parliamentary under-secretary
of tho treasury. Hon. }. i. HILBERT, imam
cial secretary of the treasury: j. t. Ella.
Richard knight Custom and w. A. hcAr-
thur. Junior lords OF the treasury; Hon. q.
X spencer vice -chamb mberlain OF the house.
hold. and Hon. George Granville Leyeson-
Cover, comptroller OF the household.
Parliament WAS prorouged thSs evening
till December 4th. The announcement was
made in the House of Lords by the Royal
Commissioners. Baron Herschell, Earl
Spencer. the Earl of Kimberley. the Marquis
OF Ripon and Yiscount Oxenbridge.
The House Of Commons. which had re-
sumed its sitting few minutes after .
o'clock WAS summoned 10 the House or
Lords bv the black rod 10 hear the proro-
cation. Five minutes later the Speaker re-
turned without tho msce. lie withdrew
then without having taken the chair. and
thus Parliament stood prorogusd.
The official dissolution honors have been
announced. They include marQnisats
for the Earl Of Letland, late Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland. an esrldom for yiscount Gran
brook. late Lord President Of the Council;
peerages 10 the Right Hon. George Cubitt.
Sir X. Knghtlsy Sir Thomas Brooks.
Sir Archibald Campbell Of Blythe
wood. William Tysssn Amherst. WI:
liam John Leigh. John Mullholland
aud John Allen. Sir Matthew White kidely
becomes privy councillor AS we'll as Jesse
Ceilings. member OF Parliament. and Alex
ander Stavely. member Of Parliament; Law
son, of Daily Telegraph, gets baronetcy.
Ashmeade Bartlett. member OF Parliament,
and DIR. G. Smith, the author; also X. L.
kighthOOd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
NATIONAL GUARD UNDER ARMS
The AdJutant-Generai Holding the Entire
Military In Readiness.

ALBANY, n. Y, August 18.-This morning
Adjutant-G General Porter received tele-
gram from the sheriff of Erie and several
from the railroad, including telephon
message from Vice-President Webb. asking
him TO send more troops. as the men on the
Lake Shore road were out and trouble was
feared.
After receiving a like dispatch from Cen
eral Doyle. in command at.buhalo, tho Al
utant-ifenerai sent out general order put
ting the entire National Guard Of the State
under arms ready TO be moved at a moments $
notice.
Later he sent orders TO two New York
regiments the Twelfth and Twenty-second,
one BROOKLYN regiment, the Tenth oattahon
OF Albany and separate companies as foi-
lows: Two at Troy two at Poughkeepsie'
two at Schenectady one each.at fonkers.
Watertwou. Hoosio Falls. Hudson and
Kingston. to be ready 10 march at an IN
stants notice.
BaooKIYs August 49, The Thirteenth regl-
ment marched out Of the eTmory on fiatbuoh
avenue at 10. 40 o'clock this morning under
command OF Colonel Austin. Gut OF a
possible six hundred and fifty men in the
regiment six hundred were ID the RANKS
when thew started. Each man mad twenty
rounds of ball cartridges. The regiment
LETT the Grand Central depot. New YORK,
about noon for Buffalo. The other regl-
ments in Brooklyn. the Iwenty-thlrd,
Fourteenth aud Forty-seventh. are under
marching orders.
BUFFALO. n. Y, August ls.-Ihe strike
on the Lake Shore resulted in thorough
tie up of all freight trains this morning Out
the passenger trains were leaving ana ar
irving nearly on time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

TERBE HAurE. IND., August ls.-Nancy
Hanks. that won the title Of queen OF the
trotting turf at Chicago yesterday going a
mile in 2:07l4, is a bay mare SIX yesrs oid'
l5sl hands high. She WAS sired by Happy
Medium out of q Dictator mare.
Abe Lincoln. the running horse who
helped Nancy along to glory. IS Q bay horse
with something of history. lie was for
merly the property of Adam Forepaugh,
Jr. who used him for many years about the
circus. his good points being his perfect
gentleness and fondness for the society OF
elephants. Of which horses in general stand
in mortal terror. Because Of hls level bead,
obedience and thorough reliability he was
taken by Budd Doble. her trainer as a
pacemaker for Nancy Hanks IN her trials
against time.
Nancy Hanks is owned by j. Malcolm
Forbes. of Boston. who purchased her last
wear for Ss5. .0O0 He is man, OF great
wealth and for that reason II IS doubtful II
MIR Robert Bonner. the owner OF Maud >.
and Supol. will be able to accomplish ms
we'll known purpose of purchasing every
frotter which beats his own.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

DOVER, DEL, August 1S.-The Republican
convention to nominate three presidential
electors and Republican candidate for
Congress met to-day.
The selection Of a congressional candidate
was left to Kent county and this delegation
In caucus unanimously chose Rev. Jons-
than s. Willis. of Milford. The convention
then nominated the preacher politician
by acclamation ..,,
DR.. George w. Marshall. also Of Milford
ex-presdent of the State League Of Repub-
lican clubs, entertained congressional aspira-
tions but the Kent caucus gave him no
consideration.
the cauouses and ratified by the convention
are, New Castle county. Colonel Henry A.
Dupont; Kent county. Joseph r.. Whitaker;
Sussex county, Joshua n. Marvel General
Wilson and Hugh o. Brown were msde tenn
porarv chairman and secretary respectively;
after which the convention again adjourned
till O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

HoUsroN, TEX, August 1s.-The HoRg,
or regular Democratic Convention assem-
bled at o'clock this morning and adopted
the majority report of the committee on
platform. The report advocates free and
unlimited coinage of silver, opposes the issue
Of fictitious stocks and bonds. favors an IN
come tax and indorses the railway commis-
sion law. The report was adopted by vote
of 693 10 168. Several of the counties that
opposed the report left the hall when the
vote was announced.
Balloting for Governor Immediately be-
gan with the following result: Hogg,. 697;
Clark, 10sHi Brown, 51f Shepherd l;
Shaw, /; Gedding. !. Governor HogR ao-
oopted the nomination in a short speech
and the convention took a recess till P.
NJ. The Clark, or bolter's convention, re-
assembled this morning and completed the
State ticket rs follows Attorney General,
Z. A. Mcdowell, of Cargill; Treasurer, j..
Gorce, Of Cherokee; Comptroller, Charles
Gillespie, of Dallas. At II o'clock the con-
vention adjourned subject to call OF the
chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19

FAIL RIVER. August1s.-C. II. Peekham.
Of Central Villagem. Westport, Mass.
walked into the Central police-statlon TINS
,oorninp and said to Assistant Marshal
Fleet: well. Mr.. Marshal, l killed hr.
and Mrs. Andrew j. Borden. and L have
come from home TO give myself up. ] went
over the back fence and through, the rear
door of the Borden house two weeks to-day,
and killed both Of these people ont OF pure
love for blood. / went ont the rear door
and over the. back fence, and.walked.oyer the
New Bedford ROAD home. Pm the murderer
and want to be locked up"
The marshal took him TO the cell-room
and searched him. He found a pocket
hook with few receipts in 1t and also un-
eerthed some official communications from
tbe RUSSIAN bureau at Washington. Peck
ham is sixty-two years OF age ABOUT nve
tset elk inches tall and has thin grey
beard He says he leases a farm from Ed
r,nnd Davis. The police have started 10
HINT up his relatives and friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
T.Isgraphic Brevities.

The business portion OF South Charleston.
forty five miles southeast of Columbus on
Little Miami railway. was burned early
yesterday morning. II broke out In ). Is;
Aliens tin and stove store. The loss VIII
reach s30. 900. r.,
George M. Russum was nominated Tor
Congress by the Republicans OF the first
congressional district of Maryland yesterday
by aoclamation. He has been candidate
twice heretofore II
County Commissioner William Rice. OF
Lima. o.. who was recently bitten by an
sngry farmer in q light about bad ROADS. IS
diving with blood poisoning. His thumb
Was amputated. but his body has swollen 10
enorp Gus proportions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
pIsa.troas Fire In Bsrss.

BxRsg, August la-The Hotel de POurs,
at Grindelwald. was destroyed by hrs TO,
day. Ii was througed with American and
European tourists. The origin Of the hrs
is moi known. but il swept through the Wiz
lage with great rapidIty, destroying the
hotel and thirty houses. The tourists had .
narrow escape frcm tho flames. but they all
got out safely. taking their baggage. The
fire is still raging hsrcsly. The telegraph
bureau and other Offices are reduced to
ashes and tho flames are spreading to other
premises. Not one Of the guests At the
hotel was iniursd.