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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
FORTY LIVES LOST.
,s,ose BUILDERS CRUSHED TO
DsATh or DROWNED.
,.t.c WORK Of Their structure Under
minod-N CgacklinE--and
FlunCe to Death.

,,,.>y.u. O.. June 5-0ne Of the
.car,al accidents in the history Of
....n.tv was that Of the fall to-day OF
,.t.. which was IN course of consiruc-
Ever thc Licking river between Cow
.....rl Newport, Ky. forty-fiyc work
80, ue-e on the structure. 50 far as Is
$50 only Two escaped unhurt. Tho
... oera either killed by the crushing
w.. .-,n aud timberS or were drowned
,a.rr. The cause Of the accident
..f So he the weakening OF the
s work. The high uvcr had
f tho earth about the supports,
...mol that one 81 the contrac-
r.rav OH two ago that he was
.t-gcturc would not stand under
tn Che heavy material
unrAD CATAsTEorHE.
trec q forty-three men. under
- Robert and William Baird,
f.r.. was engaged IN putting in
.nVv iron-WorS on the main
.f.rN there was cracking
I-rattnr timhcrs. a swaylng Of
r-r. and @ hcadlong plungc OF
MSS g timber. iron. and help
..r into the muddy waters of
rfvcr. Fifty feet below. II was
re laundering of a ship. 4
ems were 60 De seen struggling
The others were drowned
be- Tho material. In a short
was lined with rescuers on
1879 nrtrH-usr.
nj fho following were recoy-
.-5 German. Of CoVington;
-kr of Ohio: William Hatner.
r.r.lo. Ind. John o. Neal, of
Olarius Schampon, Robert
.r.,t ana; Thomas Downing. 81
book Spoouer. Of Newport.
Hr.nt. ~ Cincinnati; Charles
Newport James johnson,
-.. y. -. burton. Denis Har-
..r.rs. G.. W. Paheubach. and
pittsbufc.
...si>s tNu INJURED.
frank Muir. Charles TAR. VII
William Alvis. Harry Kramer.
.n g. krausc. FL. Nolan,
.... Nlmol Brinkley. Patrick
... q Murray.
.-.l Andrew Baird. on Clevc-
Wilson. inspector: John
Newport. Elmer Barber. ". ID.
'.rr osborn.
i Charles +. Nettors. Of
.> Wa'as. and ". L. Clark.
sraNlvoHs.
-.. who escaped are Murray
ZONES Caldwell. 10 j. SAID
.r- iu-t 90 the end Of the
..f themselves by fight.
being built by Cieve-
.lta. which has iu view the
.r.r1.frc of belt electri,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
To c,aanss the system

eroctually yet gently, when ; costiye OF or
bilious or when the blood is impare of
sluggish TO permanently cure naD'.ua,
constipation. to awaken the kiunoys an1
, 49,, nv S.assr,,ne them, to dispel head
sehss. col IS. or feyers, use Syrup OF Eigs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Walk One WAY. Look Another.

You often see persons doing it. and
many poor fellow has stumped his toes
or cracked his shins falling over some OBJ
ject. You call them fools. but it may be
their brains are bemuddled by torpid
liver. People suffering with indigestion
and dyspepsia get confused-the brain is
inactive You must wake up the liver by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator. the cure
for this disorder and for bilousness ana
sick headache
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
I.a..ke-s 80 PARAIlONs.



..t..esfam % tie DisIatcn.l
f,l4lo % -hoanoko IL rapidly
appearance. fiags, banners
er. fglg 10 all directions. AID
..e melody in the air. Every
--tr over The coming celebration,
la ever seeA tue city moro anllna
|r arc an present
..a trucker and marEs.nan Of Bop
riy Uar assaulted by bury
H.le tlfi " tni- city THIS alter
.tci o' eos iu cash. iio had his-
- prod loe ~ q good price, anu las
'f toward. his home when The
''.'l fhe bushes and catching bold
. Nri.e frmarded Moodss " money
woods made brave resi-iepce,
has from ~ murderous asshii-
... tN nom tis horse aud pafasS1eo
4 lI. lho rODbef then took pos e.
b.. .-f money 10 NcDcss pockei--soine
i..-e i.. rape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

June is dangerous month tor sick chill
dren and invallds. Our community is glad
to know that Mr.. A. II. Cradduck, corner
Twenty-seventh and 5 streets. has the
genuine B-Select Whiskey. which is so
highly recommended for medicinal use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. June l5.-virginia consols, 81 bid
do. IO-40s, 30 bid; &c. 3s. 74g4a759: Balti.
more and Ohio stock. 81 bid; Northern Central
s,ocs, 69ls bid: Baltimore and Ohio South
western "a incomes. 20 asked do. 20 incomes.
o asked: consolidated gas bonds, l151s asked
de- stock, 81 Iea55.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

Tho Buffalo ~. ~ Times In IT'S issue 0, tues,
a., a,ta,noon. contained number OF snort
u.' 49,. with some OF the representative Eiks,
VINO are Attending tho sessions OF the Grand
fad y which is now holding ne annual moeiiac
a. buffalo: Among those in'e WEN r.
~ and Captain j. Is. Angle OF this ciiy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
"NoolpH-wAcoN COMMENCEMENT.
''''''H 'ontrs, for The snthsriin Medal
Award OF other Medals

2ol1eneoo' the klchmond Dispatch.l
-'.f'. Va, June 1.-The first DAY OF Ran
',s commencement has been oil but
@i 1885, TIE trustees, numbering at least
''''f. 'le faculty. visiting ministers. aud
-' fiia iae oJlegs-mon. assembled IN the
a ne nasn'ngton AID Franklin Societies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
No1ES EROMThs CAPITOL.
To survey the Observation-Disclosures
Refused.

CaDiqin j. J.. Baylor, of the United states
Coast and Geodetic Survey, who has been de-
tailed 70 survey she Virginia oyster-srounds' ar
rived In the city yesterday and visited NE Capi-
,ol. He VIII confer with the Board Of Chess-
,.eake and Iis Tributaries this morning.
The Governor yesterday refused 70 pardon
1onn r. Dayis, convicted IN this city Of emDel-
,,~ II. atso refused executive ciemency
90 rmaaet 81. Epos. convicted IA Petersburg OF
so,gery and sentenced 10 two years 10 the peni-
Tertiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
.ex. No,e. from Henrlco.

The County Court was engaged Yesterday IN N
the trial Of Ihe case Of Q. N; Bennett cnxrg mar.
WIZ " ~ 80, ,hereon. Tho argument was not
conc conc,uded urlu shout dark. Inc iuiy returned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

EORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,
Il LAKE GEORGE NY,
will open JUNE 23D. The largest. bes'-appont-
cd, aud most literally conducted hotel az Lake
George. Send for illustrated soursn,r.
For terms and particulars apply 20 Hotel
Grcnoble, Fif'y-seventh stree, ana seventh ave-
nue., New York. Special rate for families.
WILLIAM NOBLE
my l7-1m Owner and Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
MARRIAGES.

MAURY- Married. on the 1ith
instant. at the Church Of the Epiphany,
in Danvllle, by the Rev. G. Il. Bryan,
assisted by the rector, the Rev. DR.. q. W.
Dame. MATTHEW FONrAINE MAURY.
of Richmond. and SOPHIE G. BRUCE, of
South Bend, Halifax county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

NRS JOHN i. EtBANE. THOMAS J. 8L0vKA
THE WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS
Il NIRGINfhs FAMED RESORT,
u NOW OPEN.
Tho new railroad II In operation with .
service which will greatly commend itself 70 the
public grand boulevard has boon built be-
tween the Hot and the Warm SPRING. unny
more attractions there this year than ever b.
fore. EUBANK 4 GLOVER,
my lo-2m Propretors
A ID Ell O. TFUL SUMMER
"A HOME. Accommodations for 200 guesfa-
All modern ccnyenehces. Firrt-class fare.
water purer than Poland water Mountain air.
Excellent bass and carp-nshng Rates re.ssonr
able COLONEL f. V. WHITE
Proprietor Lecsbura Inn,
my 2l-lm f.sesburg, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
HOLSTON SPRINGS.

This famous simmer resort IN Scott county,
lately tho residence OF ox-Attorney. General
Rufus A. Aver. has been RENTED AMI furnished,
aud will be opened for visitors the 1sr or JUNE
Terms, from $3.50 por DAY sI2.Jo per week,
and s35 per month mp, according 90 losatior and
number OF occupants OF room. Omnibus will
meet all trains AZ Noccasin Gap, on south A.
lantic and Ohio railroad. Passengers from tho
east come rta Bristol and from the west rsa Big
Stone Gap. Daily mail and Western Union
tesgrsph-ofice. For further Information al
drcss ID. r. SLOWER. Proprietor.
Holsion Springs, scott county, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

bales total not receipts all ports, 2.021 bales;
exports-to Great Britain, 4.07s bsies; TO tho
Continent. % bales; stock, 106,732 bales.
southern hour dun. Wheat weaker ard lrregu-
Isr, ont fairly active; No. rod. ea5sses$sc.
shoat; options closed steady at ~. down 10 14c.
mp for the day; No 2 ped. June. s5Ifc.: July,
66sSc: september, s7iac. Corn irregular and
quiet, with light offerings; No. 2, 53sla541fc. IN
elevator; o4sts55Ac snoat; options closed
stesdy at l4al4 ". over yesterday: June. 5$c.
July, S21ac.; september. 81 Nc. Oats quiet and
Irregular; options fairly active and partly t4c.
mp: June, 35ksc; July. 3i9lc.; September,
33l8c.; spot, No. 2. 34tla35tc.; mixcd west
crn, 33a3sc. Coffee Options closed steady and
unchanged 10 10 points down: June, sI2.05:
July, e11.S5as1l.95; September, ell.s0a
s11.90; spot Rio duh and nominal. sugar--Re-
fined Drm and in fair demand Molasses--New
Orleans steady and quiet; common;o fancy. 25a
3Jc. Rico Drm. Petroleum duh but steady.
Cotton-seod oil quiet and steady; crude. 3Oc.
Rosin duh but steady; strained, common 70 good,
eL271sas 1.324 Turpentine dun AMI easier
at 2oa50lSc. PORK in iair demand. irmer, and
steady; extra prime. ell. Peanuts steady. Beef
steady; beef-hams nrm: tierced beet quiet.
Lard firmsr but quiet western steam, $3.50
bid; city, s5.90as59j: July. s672: septem-
ber, s6.S7. Freights about steady an IN mode
rate demand; cotton, 7-6sd.: grain, 2,aa3d.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June I5.-blsck news from Rus
STA "a 70 crops lifted wheat over cent higher To-
day from an early break attributed in part to
apprehension OF the Hatch antl-optlon bill boins
likely 20 pass the Senate.
Cash quotations: Flour more active at the re-
cent reduction In prices. No. spring wheat.
Isesc.; No. red, sxss1c. No. = corn, 47$sc.
No. oats, SOC. PORK. sl0.62&asl0 Lard.
s6.42lsas6.45. Short-ribs. s6.89lsss6.65. Dry
sailed shoulders, eJ.25as5.37Is. Short clear,
s6 G4as6.s21a Whiskey,s1.l5.
The loading futures ranged as follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Tobacco. Cotton. kc.. ssd the
weather Indication.
tBy telegraph to tho D,spasch.i

WASHINGTON. ID. O., June 49,
IWLpM Forecast for Virginia and North
~" Carolina for twenty-four hours
from midnight to midnight: Con-
tinued warm and fair weather; winds
mostly south.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

fLouR-we quote: fiue, s3as3.59; super
nne, s3.75aei. extra. S4.25as+.50: family.
e4.S5as5.l0; patent, s5.25aeo.o0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and hot. The skies were clear at
midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the front
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

Don't worry-but hurry. An inch is as good as
a mile-You won't DO too late for our SPECIAL
SALES OF ODDS AND ENDS If you come at
once. You know the ropes" Rare pickings
all. The earlier you come the more variety you'll
find. But YOU MUST CONE NOW.
If we ever deserved praise it's for the values
in our $40. $3.50, and els Mems Suits We're
getting it from everybody. Not that all our
grades-up to s35-are not superior-but Just
think what little money $40, $3.50, or els is
for such qualities ar we offer. They make cheap
tailoring "take back seat"
We've gone oil on /" new tack - in FEATHER
WEIGHTS. Imported the stufis for our latest
novelties. You'll desert the old sorts a. soon as
you SEQ em. They're Observation-Disclosures Just
as cheap.
Everybody ought to have their thin UNDER
wEAR-oUTING sHIRTs-sUMMER NECK
WEAR-sTRAw HATs-sUMMER SHOES.
Don't "ront-about" town in the hot sun when
our counters can supply everything to wear to
be comfortarls-BEsT and for the LEAST.
To-day?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

Mr. II. Oliver Gates and Miss Maggie A. Small
we're united In the holy bonds of matnmony at
$3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon at demonstration
Methodist Episcopal church, IN the presence OF
a large number OF friends and relatives. Rev.
George II. Kay performed the interesting cere-
m0ny. and the happy couple, after receiving the
cong atulatiOns OF many friends, left va the
YORK River line for tour OF the northern cities.
The groom, who Is a son OF MIR. sydney X. Gates,
is wel.-kuOwn among the membets Of the grain
trade, beng connected with the shipping house
OF ". x. johnston. His bride, who is a young
lady Of many accomplishments, is a niece Of
Major D. a. sanderlin. The following gentle
men acted A. ushers: Messrs. Campbell smith,
o. Newport News, Va. best man, Gilbert +.
Parker. Joseph o. Phillips, Frank HancOcS,
tcorge Cav and W. y. lOmpkins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS.
GUNNER BOARD.
HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.

Deseryedly world-famed. this immense and
unique carayansary is situated few yards from
Fort Monroe, washed by the waters Of Chesa-
peake Bay and Hampton Roads. An ail-the-
year round resort, unsurpassed In healihfulness
and general attraction. In summer It is pecu-
larry pleasant the sea-ba,hing is exceptionally
fine. with always n cool breeze at night nom Old
Ocean 10 render sleep sweet and refreshing.
Music AMI dancing every afternoon and evening.
Dress-parade, guard-mount, etc, In the Tort
Terms: 80 per day. $3.50 per week, $50 FER
month. and upward. no MALARIA. No HAY
FEVER +. y. PIKE, Manager.
my 2o.3l.Ju5,7.9,12.IAIG.i 1920, $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. .................s3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW Yoax. Jtine i5,-Cotton easy; middisng
uptsuds, H.; middlinG Orleans, 7}fn; sslss. Az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
NEW yoRK corroy rrrures

S2w YORK, juno 1j.-CottOn--Not receipts
none: gross receipts, l.0jS bales. Futures
closed steady sales, l6l, 800 bales June, s1.33a
s7.35; July. s7.37as7.3s; August, STA
s7.4J; September t1.dlaSG52: October,
s1.02: November. s7.72: December. s7.S2a
1888; January. S7.9lRt1.o2; February, sSa
as.O1: March. s.. lOafS.ll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

CINCINNATI. o.. June lj.-Flour duh family,
SB.25aS3.JU: fancy, siasf.2O. Wheat lower;
No. > rel, s2c. Corn IN tair demand and
steady No. > mixed. 50aJlc. Oats easier No.
. mixei. 3iiac. Pork firm al 5000. Lard firm
Gt $500. Bulk-meats strong. Bacon IN good d.
mand aud strong 90 $3.50. Whisky steady
and lrm NJ Sl.I0.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Mo-, June l5.--tlOur unchanged.
Wheat cash hrmer at SSlec. options closed Ia
a-,. below yesterday June closed 1oc bid July.
77a.a773ic. Corn closed aic. above yesterday:
cash, f3i.aiic. July, 43isc.; September. iJc.
Oats "A shade better; cash, 32lsc.; July 2S'sc;
september, 27ac Whlskey at Sl.l6. Bacging
quiet 1t 6lIaSc. Iron cotton ties, Sl.l5as l2U.
Provision firm and unchanged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

WILMINGTON. y. G., June l5.--Turpentlne firm
at 26c. Ros'n steady; strained. Soc; good
strained. GOc. Tar stesdy n sl.3J. Grade tur-
pentine steady; hard, sl; yeilow-dip ana virgin.
<f.y1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. June -, 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
NnRFOLK prANuTMARKEr
rRepor,ea for the Dispatch


June 1j.-Market quiet. few lots Of farmers
goods sold az quotations. Prime, 23.c.: extra
primo. ~ fancy, 2a3c. factory nand-pickci,
3a+l4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

rlD0y HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VIVA
IlflII SEND FOR PAMPHLET and see what
SPRINGS ;S.. go 9 AZ r.. otT 81 aEAITS:
hND those in search Of a lovely summer
BATHS home for 'o r. if sSTr sP PaoS Sss:s.
nv ls-pGf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

Miss Maud Lon Davis ana Mr.. William C..
Crump were married an hour later at Trinity
Methodist church IN the presence OF a large con-
greCatiOn. The BRIDE was tastefully attired IN Il
travelling suit aud carried a bouquet OF roses.
Rev. Dr. L. A. Peterson officiated and the follow
Davis "a brother Of the bridel best man; Messrs.
Hugh DAVIS, Norton Crump, Harvey Savage,
Willie Mayer, and Percy Peterson. After the
ceremony Mr. ana Mrs Crump left on the 7;O5
train 81 the Richmond, Frederick burg and PotO-
mae railroad for a northern trip. The groom Is
business-manager for Captain Cyrus BOssieux
and is quite popular. HIS BRIDE il a daughter o.
MIR T. Wiley Davis, and Is an attractive young
lady. who is well known in the social circles OF
the East Eul.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June l5.-Flour steady and un-
unchanged: rece. pts, 1894 barrels; shipments,
COS barrels; sales, $50 barrels. Wheat easy;
No. red. spot, sSassi4c. June. slassAc.;
July, o5b9aSJStc.; August. sJlsc asked re-
ceipts. 1882 bushels; stock, 500 700 bushels;
sales. $4,000 bushels Southern wheat duh;
Fuitz, s4as9c. Loneberry, S5a90c. Corn nrm;
mixed. spot, 52lsa524c June, 52a52Lc.; July.
51lsa54aac.; August, bic. bid: steamer mixed.
4olsa50c.; receipts, 33.145 bushels; shipments,
17,If3 bushels; stock, 454,940 bushels sales,
$4,000 bushels. southern corn--Whte easy at
50aj3Iec.; yellow duh at 55a55lac. Oats quiet
and easy; No. ,, white western, 40c asked;
No. mixed western, 3SlSa39c. receipts, 1000
bushels; stock, 99,376 bushels. Rye-No in
CURRY; No. . SIC. asked; receipts, $40 bushels; ;
stock, 2O,22O bushels. Hay steady and un-
changed. Grain ireighis fairly steady and un-
changed. Cotton nominal: middlinr, 11-16c.
Provisions firm and unchanged. Butter hrm;
ere imery, fancy, 100. do. fair 60 choice, la
1Sc. do. imitation. l5al6c.; lsde fancy, l4c.
do. good 20 choice BE-: storc-packed. 1lai2c.: :
grass. Halle. bggs firm at lie. Coffee dull;
RIO cargoes. fair, 16l6c.; No. Z. 13al3isc.
Sugar flrm: granulate1. 4i6c. Copper steady;
refined. l1i4c. Whisky steady and unchaneed
Peanuts nrsa and unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

my ELISA, TuS fh2m -
GUNNER BOAR AT HAsklNS
- HOTEL, Boz DION, VA, on the Atlantic
and Dsnville railroad, between Norfolk AMI DAN
VILE 1000 feet above sea-lovel. IN the ian 9.
l,,h.. re,,,on OF yirginis.-one mile from WHO'D
brey Springs, twenty miles from the ceieorstei
Buffalo Iiihis Springs. Location noted fcr US
healfhfulne.s and freedom from those diseases
incident 20 warm weather. koom- asso an.
airy: newly furnished. 375 feet porcass aad
yerandas. Accommodations fifst-cla>S hlnetA
water on draughi Good livery attached.
Terms, 90 per day, - per week, w psf
{. HAskINs,
nv1..sn TuSThfm Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

SPRINGS "

CHANNOyDALE SPRINGS WILL
- be opcn JUNE i5rB. station snc poet-of'lec,
Charlsstown, Jefferson county. w. We. hinsfsi
properties Of the waters not excslie0: oooa
boating. bathing. and fishing. Terms, 100 per
month, $40 per week. and ~ per dsy.
10 1916 J. q. WYATT, Propriesos:
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
III Va. endorsed by tho Medical eociety q
Virginia, AZ wei A. other high medical authoft-
ties in tho United sistss and Europe, are noW
open.
Rates according 10 location of rooms snd
iensth Of stay. SPECIAL RATES FOR TIE
SEASON. Capacity, LILO.
Railroad through 10 spring. Pamphlets V b
bad by addressing
~ 4-lm GEORGE l. PEYTOS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-17

It has been the practice and pleas
ure of the queen to send hampers of
household linen to various charity hos
pitfalls about London Although desig-
mated "old linen, many OF the contri
buttons were better than brand new
because OF their association and the
royal crest embroidered on every towel
napkin, sheet and pillow slip. 1t seems
that an enterprising and impecunious
matron. who received the royal dona-
lions, carefully assorted the linen and
disposed OF it at profit to private con
Germs, the beautifully embroidered mon
ogram and heraldic device enhancing
its value and allowing sufficient mar
gin for the purchase of new linen to
appease conscience as well as supply
the deficiency in the contribution. By
some strangely unfortunate accident
this innocent form of speculation
reached Windsor castle the hapless
matron was dismissed in disgrace, and
now the high chamberlain of the linen
closet has orders to cut the royal trade
mark out of the linen before sending it
to the hospital - London Letter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-17

Almost every boy who has gone nut
ting is familiar with this well known
American nut bearing tree, and every
fall thousands of bushels of nuts are
gathered in the forests and find ready
sale in our large cities, bringing from
81. so to SIS or Sc per bushel, according
to earliness, supply and quality Inc
great destruction going on constantly
of the timber of this sort naturally Oil
minishes the supply OF nuts some
idea of the value of this timber may be
cleaned from the fact that we have ire
ouently known the wood leave (per
mission to cut the timber, and having
no reference to the purchase OF the
land) of good chestnut timber tracts to
sell for from SIS to $3.50 per acre
The buyers would not SO readily pay
these prices if they did not know the!
conld realize much more than tha'
when thew marketed the timber III
nroper shape for the trade. Trees
of this variety grow rapidly ano
when ten or twelve years old are o.
GOOD size but are more profitable al
fifteen wears. If carefully cut the!
will soon succor up from the old STUMP
or root and in few years produce
Good sized trees again, especially If yor
90 not permit too many shoots to grow
- oaob stumn philadelphia Led
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-17

by what means do you propose to
cure my headache9"
in the simplest way imaginable, sir
by means of sympathy. Let me have
one of your hairs"
Here is one"
Now, please attend l am going to
bury this hair in consecrated earth
when the moon is in its first quarter,
and precisely at the same time you will
be relieved of the pains in your head.
Thanks; good morning."
Stay. sir; this consultation costs
three marks"
Three marksl Very good. Here
is the money id my hand. l will &C
and bury it likewise in consecrated
earth when the moon is in its first quar-
ter, and as soon as my headache has
left me these coins will find their way
to your pocket in a sympathetic fash
ion. Blatter und Bluthen.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-05-17

Among patents granted to inventors
who are assignors to the Thomson
Houston company is one to 4 Nj.
Hunter of Lynn, Mass, for an electric
railway with a working conductor
made in sections insulated from each
other in combination with a supply
conductor and circuit closing devices to
connect or disconnect the section with
the supply conductor, FROM which a
travelling electric motor receives it.
By this device the wire only has the
current when the car is travelling upon
it, and at any other time if crossing
wire should fall upon it no harm caI
result. Mr.. Hunter has also received a
patent upon another electric railway
device, the rails and roadbed being In
combination with conduit, with an
electric conductor therein, an cleo
trically propelled vehicle and laterally
movable current collecting device ex-
tending into the vehicle. -Philadelphla
Raeord