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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-03-03
0. S. L. Time Table.

BOISE BRANCH.
Close connection made at Nampa with
trains Nos. ? and 8.
G. c. MILLER, Agent
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. McGregor were Wis
ting at Caldwell last week.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-03-03

Mrs. Monte B. Gwinn, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. ii.
Hanthorn, returned TO her Caldwelt
home last week.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-03-03

The Caldwell Tribune wants to
know if the Washington county COM
missioners reduced their own salary
any before so unceremoniously stomp
ing on the SIGNALS bill. No,
brother, they didn't, but if straws
show which way the wind blows the
taxpayers will in a few months
take hand in reducing their salaries
as commissioners to 10000.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-03-03

j. NJ. Peck came in from Mineral
last Saturday on business. Mr..
Peck says he, as well as all other
Mineral people, is anxious for that
county road from Weiser to Mineral
to be built. Although his ferry will
lose considerable patronage thereby,
he is willing to stand it, realizing
the importance of the road and the
figure it will cut in the welfare. of
Mineral, Weiser and the county in
general, and believing the benefit de-
rived will more than balance his loss
''lf the county will only go to work
and build the road, said Mr.. Peck,
81 am willing to turn in and help. "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09
TrE PUB " PURSE.
Zonftsy stssrrsrnf Or TIE Treasury nc
pr-tressr IA .~in< the coa1Ision % the
I-nhti. NJ sn~es-


Months sts.rrsenf Or TIE Treasury nc.
p--traesr IA wing the coalIsion 81 the
ruhsis snsn~ef.
VAsu1S< Tx. sept The public
iesst staten nt i-sref from the treas
rr- department yesterday. shows de-
crease in the debt during tn. last
month amounting - 81 - 5.1. There
was an increase 81 s11o in the interest,"
bearing s.rb-. decrease ~ si-- ~ il
the noz-ln ereSt- bc.riny debt. and an
izre " r. Ie.n-S IL til. c.sh
bs.lanee ~ srrr'.. daring ths IA nth.
The srrpir~ Yesterday. including
the s,oo oge.ee roli. grccnta-,: re-
Lenp:ipa sunl. was s..s. is3.cii. The
TREASURY hold, s.,2-s s3.cot in gold coin
and bullion. against which there ara
ei->.ss..5s9 gold certificates o1rstand.
Ing
Silver assets aggregate sist. f0s. rs.
sgains. which there are silver ccr,:f-
Gates and treasury silver notes out
standing amounting - ss3e son 25i.
The national debt less the si29 t52 IA
surplus cash in the treasury. amount.
- 49,. c-;0-5- ~ which amount 49,
G5I. c<a l. sntcrc~t-hearin- debt: made
up ~ $50 .ess;. 80 four. ard s.5.3;s. so'
TWO pr cert. bonds.
GovernDent receipts during Aurn~'
aggregated So .csa. 9:->. against 60. sss.
81 in August. ts9l- Customs receipt.
were heavy arrrerating siS.2-i .css
against els. iss.c-s in August Il year
ago. and internal revenue receipts
amounted - sis.o;,. ss9. agains: si2.
sol - n August. 1921.
Expenditures during las. month az
rreratet ss1.e>o...Y. against s.o. Is, 3.'
in august. l~yi.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

awf.I nI<.<s~r .. E.aks ~upcrio--The
Fr.prIl~r Ve<fers Reserve. us<e
~e~~I <r~an.rr. s;r~4<< ta To and @r~<
a.. AZ Ifpftn<n All o. Hoard. I~t4ty-
~~x<a u. >amo<r. save osr Lost
NArrrxrrr. Nicn.. Sept. 1-Ihs
steamer Western Reserve broke In two
On Az sable banks. Tuesday nighi. anil
a,l but one ~ the twenty Sven per
sors 10 bcnrsi were drowned Harry
stewart. ~ Al.-oazs. Mich. was the
only one srv.-,s. Two ~ the bodies
were ua~Acs: ashore this morning.
The Western Reserve. whirh was
brnna f.,r Cleveland. wasa ~te.l b,at 81
1900 tons ewnri n Cleveland and val
Ted AZ <r-c.opo.
The following persons were on bpcri
when the ilI-faral vessel went down:
capt. Peter Ninsh. the owner. With
his wife and two children. Charles and
Eicrrii,s..
,'rs Mary Engieberry and Bertha
En-leberry. u vermillion.
The crew consisted 81 Albert Myers.
az verlnillicn. captain: W. n. Lcaman,
~ Clesrlarsi. chief engineer: Fred En-
giii>. first MATE: Charlie Leheau. sec
ant mate: Charles Wells. assistant en-
rinesr: Burt smith. steward: Ray Ap'
picbe. steward: Schuyler Stewart,
vatehusan: Daniel Forks. lookout
Carl Nysr~. vheelsm2n. >on q the
capfa'n: John >atchen. tirrman: $ d.
Holden. fireman; Horace Enrror-h~,
fireman. Martin klauser. grra~er'
I;oaer- >lmrsoa. Frrt~er: Daniel stick
rey. deck hanl: II. I.cnrfcld. deci;
hand: w. Cosfce. deck hand: John Viii
son deck hand.
Ihis was the makeup 81 the crew
uho SERVED on the las. trip II ths
steamer and il : probable tina: il was
not change since.
Cap. Peter ,tinch. tn owner ~ the
Western Reserve. retired Eve years AIS
AMI settles. dorn in Cleveland to man
age his large vessel interests. tn,
present trip .sa> inttrslesl a. pleasure
trip ~ hisns<if a1d s-miiy and several
fr;enl~
TIE Western Reserve was stec'
steaszer ~ 1857 net tens. and was built
ia i>su ~ the Cleveland ship Building
CO. She v4s cv ned hy r. a. MincI
and others X Overland. ra.,-.l Al. ans
VIA vatlei al ss.a.Sfs Ter boilers
were irAisx-ed recently ana repair>
were ersierel, br, had not yct beck
rr1,.fe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

VAsrrxsTax. >rrt- There was AZ.
informal csshinct council ia session at
the White house AZ. yesterday after
noon. The SECRETARY Of war. the post
mastcr-rrnerai and the attorney-gen-
eraI lexcept Secretary Charles Foster
the only cabinet officers in the city,
were in consultation with the president
about the Affairs % their respective de-
portmentS Secretary Foster had his
consultation yesterday morning The
president will leave for Loon Lake this
afternoon or evening
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

PRoFs. NoErHSxeEr and Kahler. Of
Hamburg. have been giving cholera
patients enemas Of warm salt water
1t Is claimed br those rho have fol-
lowed this course AZ treatment that
fully % pr cent Of the patients thus
treated have recovered
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

MONTREAL sept . There Is pros
,ect ~ the detention 81 number of
ocean steamers a this port BY reason
~ not receiving their grain Asthc tolls
are not Being refunded this grain will
90 20 cvsicnsburg in American bottoms
IL enough grain can not he procured in
time the ocean steamers will have 10 70
without their full freight
President HarriSon's retaliation proc
Iamation COS into effect to-day. and
che trade here are anxious On account
q the government having made 20
preparation % nullify L. effect
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

a rEIEgEsN from Hamburg 70 the
British Medical Journal says that the
water supply of Hamburg is in some
degree responsible for the alarming
spread Of cholera The water system
was constructed forty years aro when
many modern Improvements had not
been thought Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

Nm GoDDsRD. the city editor Of the
Ser York World. and four II his staff
If reporters on the toubaf ,. W. Hus-
ted attempted 70 visit the cholcra-in-
fected steamer Noravia in the lower hay
on the zist They were placed under
arrest and taken before Health 0'icer
Jenkins n Quarantine :. T. A. they
did not succeed in boarding the steamer
the health officer discharges them with
: reprimaDd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

Gov AEHKrT ~ New Jersey said IN
IN interview. on the S0th. that If the
attorney general did not have the
power to enforce the injunction issued
against the Reading coal deal. he
would probably call an extra session
Of the legislature for that purpose
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

ALEXANDER KrEKLASD. . prominent
resident II Chicago and well known
throughout the country as . leader
among Scotch Americans. died On the
18th. AZ the home II his son. Robert y.
Kirkland IN jefferson. Wis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

Two MORE strikers were arrested At
Homestead. Pa on the s1st- and were
given hearing before Alderman Nc
11asterx r H. Tyler and Joseph
KniPpe- Pinkerton detectives. were
placed on the witness stand. ard caused
CONSERVATION 20 the defense Nv pro
ducinx working cards. sssued 70 them
by the DuqneSne lodge ~ the ANAL
ramated association. into which they
had been initiated . short time before
the strike
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

PEoF- y q. AFFricK- medical exarn-
liner n the university II Edinburgh
states in an article on cholera that high
Temperature fa-ors development bur
that some Of the severe cpidemicS have
RACED with the greatest fury in the
winter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

vrcE-cnaScErLoR ErRD n Trenton
n y. appointed Thomas r. curley. Of
Camden as receiver Of the Iron Hall 20
wind up the affairs ~ the order in New
jersey. Mr. Curlev viii be required q
furnish bonds IN the sum Of s2oQ. oo0
II j. estimated that the sum involved
in the state i abou. 100000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

THE federal authorities 81 the United
States of CoIombia have issued an order
closing The ports on the Atlantic coast
Of Colombia 70 all vessels arriving from
ports infected with cholera This puts
. check At once upon commerce with
Germany. France and Belgium
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

NV YORK sept. Mr. Pierre Lorr.
filard has engaged Jockey Willie Simms
o. ride for him during the season 81
1895. AZ salary NJ $4,000. and DR. q.
T. Knapp signed :. ,. Dorgctt 70 ride
far the Oncck stables Dogvcst's sal
airy will Ie 5000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

THE steamship companies Of Glasgow
have telegraphed to their European
agents - suspend for the present the
acceptance of any ernigrants by the
Glasgow lines for American and other
destinations Considerable apprehen-
sion already exists i'm Glasgow in re-
gard 70 the Russian and other ernirranfs
who have recently arrived there 20
take passage
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

OK the 29th Home Secretary Asquith
conveved the coincidence n the queen
q the mourning women Of Aherkenfiv.
Wales. who had lost husbands or sons
in the ccaI nine disaster. saying that
she. too. knex THAT il was 70 lose huz-
band AMI children.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09
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arrived Il White Plains y T. q tie
sisr- and was met ~ The station ~
Nhi-elaw Reid and escorted - ophir
Farm There was > large crowd a the
station Later in the day ex-senator
Pla-t arrived with Mr. J. E Nrlho.-
land. Of New York
IHE cholera after DESTROYING thcr.-
sands in Trhcran- Persia. i now n
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number IL deaths reported ten dars
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09
IRON rHs WESTERN RESERVE.


Marquette. Mich. Sept. 81 re-
rort frnm the lifc-snrinr station says
the finding Of several bodies washed
ashore from the wreck 81 the steamer
Western Reserve. Henry stewart. the
vhcelman. the only man who reached
the shore aiive.'wiil fc detained here for
several days a. identify the bodies.
The only additional fact obtained from
him yesterday was that the Western
Reserve went down with her engines
going. AZ the crew pulled away IN me
boat they could sec her putting ana
piunring in the waves until sne
sank out Of sight. There y no
way 81 identifying the place where
The steamer went down. !, was out q
sight of land and there i No way n
locating the wreck. The vawl was
capSized AZ the first attempt ~ land "
the breakers II is not probable ina,
any ~ the occupants survived inc g."
and waves except Stewart. He was
exhausted when he struck shore ana
Law almost unconscious for an hour q,
fore he could move and then nc coua
hardly walk and had 70 crawl nc yen
miles ~ the lifc-saving station wners
h was rubbed and well taken care Y
until The tug brought him here
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

BUFFALO. n. ". Sept 60 confer
encc was held at the post Office ycs'sr.
dav 10 consider what action ~la'' NJ
taken 10 guard against the in'roduc.
ton az cholera through mail mater
from Canada. The result was inat !"
Telegram was sent 20 the post o''icc n Y,
partncnt stating that The health ~
Gers advised disinfccting mails oy Ell
forasinr letters and dry heating inem.
Letters will be perforated BY hand ~
holes being . little larger than 2.
holes and then placed in the fnrnas.
ana subjected 70 dry heat o. :" -
sIs degrees.
Evening journal., 1892-04-30
GENERAL ALMOST AsPaYxlAreo.
General George n. ID utassY of Baltf-
more Found Insensibie In AIS Room at
the willis Botel.

Genera, George y. ID utassy Of Baiti-
more Found Jnsensibie In AIS Room at
the willis Botel.
General George F. DUtassY Of Balti.
more, Md general manager of the
Plmnh Fire Insurance Company
OF Hartford, Conn, and a leading
Grand Army man, was discovered IN
his room AZ the Hotel Willis on Market
street, at 10 40 o'clock this afternoon.
unconscious and almost dead from In
haling the gas which was accidentally
turned on DR. ]. p Wales, his attend
ing physician, has strong hopes OF his
recovery.
The general. who is about 55 years
old, came to this city yesterday 10 see the
local agent. whose office Is on Orange
street. He transacted his business With
him and went to the Hotel willis,
where he registered aud had his su oper.
He seemsd to be In the best Of health
and spirits.
He retired TO his room on the third
floor about 10 o'clock last night. He
hung bis umbrella on the gas bracket,
between the stop cock and the wall.
The stop cock WAS very loose. and
toe umbrella must have been disturbed
during the night by the inside blinds
striking IL. The turning Of the handle
turned the stop.cock and the nAu begsn
J his sleep Of death
| The 6rst lntimation Of anything
wrong Was at 1885 O'Clock this after.
noon, VIXEN Mary Boulden, a chamber
maid. reported that there was someone
In the room. Reference to the regis ter
showed Il TO be the colonel.
J. Writ Willis, son OF the pre- prletor,
went to the room smrlled the gas escap
'rg and called Bar tender John Fry "a
his assistance. J A. Fuld, the market
street shoe msn ran up With him
The door was locked and the transom
down. They burst the door In aud tue
gas was so strong that they could hardly
enter. The window was tightly closed
The general was on his back. breathing
heavily. The window Was thrown open
ard the unconscious msn was carried
into an adjoining room.
| Detective Hawkins telephoned for DR.
Wales. he quickly responded and
under his ministrAtions his patient
breathing became much less labored ais
brain and lungs were badly eongested
but the doctor informed an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter that he though hl
could save the man. Five minutsl
longer in the room would have proven
fatal.
The generals place OF business In Bal
timore is At No 2i0 East stree
He lives at the Bristol House on Eutav
Place and has an invalid wife hbut M
children He served with distinction
during the late war, and Is we'll know
in all the leading cities on the AtlAnti
slope
Evening journal., 1892-04-30
Paint spilled ON the Ground.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
YoRKLYN, April 30. As @. F. White
lock, painter OF Hockessin. Del was
hltching up his team last Saturday even
ing preparatory to going home, his horse
took fright, and running into a fence,
upset lot OF valuable paints.
w. K Garrett 4 Sons. snuff manufac-
turers Of this place. are having rheir
boilers aud engines overhauled aud re-
paired.
Mr. and Miss Foote OF Southwood, Pa
were the guests of the Misses Ferree on
Tuesday.
Walter G Alexander, baggage
master on the Landenberg branch, B. q
o. railroad. who had been spending a
week with friends in Wilmington, his
resumed duty again.
Mrs. w. v Press, who has been sick
for some time past, is improving slowly.
Marshall Bros, q Ewart, paper manu-
facturers, are running their mill night
and day, owing to the large demand for
psper.
f. W. Ferree, architect and builder, Il
suffering from severe attack Of ner-
vous debility.
John L Press has just taken 10I
chickens from his incubator, out Of I
total OF $50 eggs set. Mr.. P. think
that he has done we'll
Evening journal., 1892-04-30

Buck Brooks when examined denied
the charges against him. Stains that
looked like blood were found on his coat
sleeve and on his shirt. he said 1t was
molasses
Fletcher Williams was shown a knife,
which he had Saturday night, and he
identified It by nick in the small blade.
Marks like blood were found on the
knife handle williams atten ion was
called to this, but he simply said: Il
cam help it; know nothing of the
affair.",
Bradshaw and Comegys are mere boys,
the former about 16years old, the latter
about IA. In appearance they do not
differ from the average colored farm
laborer. Brooks is Is years old, but
looks older. He is about 8 feet 2 inches
tall and weighs 1S0 pounds His skin is
light brown and his face is full aud
round Williams. although but little
taller than Brooks, weighs 1870 pounds
and has the appearance Of great physical
strength. His face is long, of light brown
color aud his hair is close cropped
coMEeYs CONFESSED TO A PRISONER.
Alfred White, q prisoner who was in
the same corridor with Brooks In the
Chestertown Jail, and in the cell with
Comegys, said that Brooks called to
Comegys not to tell anything, and that
Comegys told White that he and Brad
shaw held the horse while Brooks and
Williams did the killing. OF the eight
men who were arrested. Harry Hurtt,
Joshual Baynard, Charles Emory and
Philip Manda are new in the Chester
town Jail. These four are considered &C
com piices, the four In the Baltimore city
jsil being considered principals.
Evening journal., 1892-04-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The new house. No. 90S East Eighth
street, is almost completed.
A second-story addition is being made
to house No. 500 Bennett street.
Sheriff Simmons has eighteen sales on
the board for the next two weeks.
There will be confirmation at st. Johns
P. E. Church tomorrow afternoon az 4
o'clock.
The holes in the rosdbed of French
street are being filed and the crossings
repaired.
Rev. R. w. Todd Of Dover will preach
in Harrison Street Church tomorrow
morning.
The propeller Ridgeway Park, built in
this city in 1881, has been bought by
John d. Starm.
Belgian blocks for paving portions Of
Walnut street have been delivered be-
tween Seventh and Eighth.
The women's Indian Association will
meet at No West Eleventh street, on
Monday afternoon at o'clock
Mrs. Sarah A. Gleize died at her home
in Atlantic City yesterday. Her re-
mains will be brought here for burial.
The carpet has been put down in the
Levy Court room and the upper court
room shows much evidence Of Jsnitor
Levey's painstsking care,
The sacrament Of the Lsrd's Supper
Will be administered in Goodman and
Asbury ME-. Churches TO- morrow morn
ing and also at Second Blptist Chapel
The rebairs upon the private car OF
]. T. McCRddon, manager OF Adam Fore
paugh's shows. have been almost com
pleted by the Jackson s Sharp Company.
Rev. Thomas Madslem, an evangelist OF
New YORK, viii preach in Kingswood
| Church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
and Presiding Elder Barrett in the even
ing.
The rails and sleepers for the Eighth
street electric railway have been dis
tributed from Church street to Pine.
Work Of excavation has begun on Church
street
The Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany's new 90-feet steam lighter, built
by Eooch Moore Of this city, will hsv'
one Of SloRt's improved Ere and water
tube boilers.
At st. Michsels Church, corner o.
Chestnut and Adams streets, the subject
OF the sermon tomorrow evening At 81
o'clock will be- Il don't want any maj
TO come between my soul and God
The Local Preachers and Exhorters
Association Of the Wilmington M. E
Conference will hold its thirty thir
semi-annual meeting in Dover, commenc
ing May 90 'snd ending on the Sunds
evening following
Rev Walter E. Avery will preach hi
fsrewell sermon in MI. Salem NJ. <
Church to- morrow morning, he havini
been transferred to Esston charge L
the evening Rev. William L. White vii
make q temperance address.
Evening journal., 1892-04-30
WILMINGTON AND NORTHEHN RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table. 4
St Tlan..rt. I,.4r 1871

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table IN
effect December 90 1881.
Trains leave Wilmington French stres
etationl for b q o Junction, AontcAsata.
Guyencourt. 6ranOgue. Cossart Chaddf
Ford Junction, POoOpson, West Chester
Ernbreeville, Mortonville. yOatesvine,
WRyresburg junction, Springfield. Joanna,
BirifhOrO, Reading and intermediate stations
daily. except sunday, % m, and E-J ,.
m. sunday only. ole m.
For B q y. Junction; Montcneniui duYen
courts GrAnogue: C0ssarts Chadd'e Ford June
MOrtOnvill. Coateeville; WsynesbuEg juno
tion; Sprinl field and intermediate stations
daily exoep Sunday, At 81 p. 10 Sunda,
For Coatesvile. West Chester and inter
mediate stations. daily except sunday, A.
8 3s a. m. and 40 p. m.
Trains arrive wilmington, " renee
street etati0n,) from ReadinR birdeborc
| JoRnna. Springfield; "a aynesburg junction
/ Coatesvllle: Mortonville. Embreeville; Wea
/ Chester; Pocopson; Ohadd's Ford junction
/ COssart; 6ranOgue; 6uyencourti MOntchenln
b. & o. Junction and intermediate stations
/ daily. except sunday at 10 "a a. n - 40 pm
/ Sunday only at 81 pm
/ Coatesville, Mortonville, r .a' eevtlle. -
cOpson, West Chester, Chad rord i1ncsion
| Cossart, trtai Ogue, 6uyen. urt, MonicDA Ano
B. = o Junction and intermediHt, station.
Fiom Coatesville, West Chester and Inter
mediate stations. daily except sunday, a
liza m. and 2.l2 D. 10.
A. g. MOCAISl4AND. SuperintennTr.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gerl pas AgsF