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Evening journal., 1892-06-29
[IOTEI HECKIER.
HOTEL IMPERIAL.

On the Beach; MARYLAND AVE. capacity
200: home comforts. with hotel cOnveniences
appointments and table first-class; s. to s3 pei
day, Sl0to per week. g.. w. kENDRlCh
Evening journal., 1892-06-29
EORTEsCUE HOUSE

Corner ARKANSAS AVENUE and OCEAN
FRONT. Nearest House 10 the Beach.
j. FORTESCDE. Proprietor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

and corn BY the siatistieiso ef the de-
partnent u Agriculture makes tbe.
stock Of wheat in growers HANDS ILL.,
ooe. ooe baAheis. or - PER cant at
the crop. es.ooa 90 bashels 81
sprins wheat sna ~. -. 80 bushels
Of winter wheat. uanSh ok The latter il
states wAieh hare practically NO corr
nercial dissribntioa- bnt catering into
LEGAL oensunp>isa for bread asa seed
This IL the lasgsst reserve eFev re-
ported. that IT The laxss<s = .ous
crop tof iss4) being 81. ooo.os3 tGshela
The estimated quantity OF cara 10
farmers hands il So. oao. 900 buzasla. o.
Ais per cent Of the crop This : tss
largest proportions ever Fsportei taAt
Of 1859 excepted. which was - per
cent. or e7o. eoo. 90 bushels The
seven principal states hare . surplus
Of So oeo. 90 bsshsla. ~ Ais per cent
Of their product against ss7. 600. 49,
bushels from the crest crop OF 1854
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12
IOWA LEGISLATURE

Building Asssetatiss Bsgnssnen sd ths
snnssess Purchases n111s - xhsesgh-
D.s MoSBxA L.. March ii.-In the
gsssrsl sssemsly ThursdAy sasA house
passed IN important measure The
house passed the Chase bill 70 regu-
late building and lean associations
IL pxsscribss rulss for the govera-
meat Of such associations and provides
that 10 sssociAtiou shall hold moro
than seventy-avs shares at stock II
also provides that I'll associations 10.
ing husiness In any county except the
ons in which they incorporated shall
make annual reports to the state auditor
and that ohieer shall give such 1850
eiatioa ~ annual examination As
socistioss incorporated in other statss
and desiring - do busipsss in Iowa are
required TO have elo0 o0e In securities
en deposit and associations Ia this city
ere required to deposit the securities
taken for loans made.
In the senate Sepstor Keiiy's ''inne.
cent purchaser" bill was passed II
provides that al notes taken By any
peddler for any patent patent right
patent medicine. patent lightning roda
goods. ware or merchandise. or
ell notes taken BY any itinerant ply
stefan for services. or By any insurance
agents as premiums. shall contain the
statement Of the purpose for which
they were taken. and the defense
which hold against the frst holder
shall b deemed good against any sub
sequent purchaser. And any peddier
or agent who shall fail TO have such
statement placed in any note which he
takes shall - deemed guilty Of Z
falouv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12
DAMAGE DOME Al OMAHA.

One Msn IL Killed and Tsisgrsphie Con-
munieations Badly Intsrfsrsd with,
OMAHA, Ncb., March 1.-THE great
blizzard continued to rage here all day
and great damage has resulted A high
chimney at the. new St. Joseph's
hospital was blown down and
crushed through the slate roof.
doing considerable damage. Sew
eral Of the ornaments on the
turrets of the Trinity cathedral
were torn loose and fell to the
ground. Tho windstorm played havoc
with the wires Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. Shortly after
midnight . gust struck the tall poles
just east Of the Union Pacific
bridge and snapped six Of them,
tsngling up the forty wires in in
extricsble confusion Some of the
wires were broken. and those that were
not were grounded so that not one Of
them could be used. During the height
Of the gale J. b Porter, . merchant of
Hsegler, Nch.. was knocked down and
run over By cab and fatally injured.
When struck he was being carried
bodily along BY the gale. Vehicles
were everywhere overturned on the
street..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

WAsHrKeroN, March IL In the SEN
atc Thursday on motion. Of Senator
Teller (Col) tho secretary of the treas
ury was called upon for information
as to what amount Of treasury notes
had been issued under the act Of July
IL. $500. the amount OF silver dollars
coined, the amount in the treasury and
whether silver dollars were being paid
out BY the treasury IN discharge of its
ordinary indebtedness or whether they
were being held for the redemption Of
treasury notes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

e6erf . cura rkomnnds NV - nvpd BY
u--fheuunnds uofe are putting u "a al too
lAt~ For ever form Il Scrofon, BrsachiAl,
Threat. and Long Aacctions, WEAK Bsnxz,
ewvsre Couehs, and k.Edred Aihnenfs. y =
p1sIsl~~ rrsnpdy tn fesrpskeef - e al
iHefs cfninssd Tee u n ~ dosn3 heasGt q
eur. y Svwy 60 yer me1ey = sxesrne1
~ Lax hsme1y tkats Sd - TIKI
whoa 3 uSiisine Is lnuet b
Hper5niiy ~ n s1anifeuee1 ~ pelR1cy =
e4yf11 Tes{>r, eaff-rkHra, Erepn&< Ery1pe
-. Ecik Cafhpnr>n, exe EyeA Gu1sr~ -
faica Nerk. - HNlsrve1 0>aaik
puat tk1nk ~ hke - enfmrav4na
uey chin - - go e. - 49, 9
bssvw5 ssss sssSs - = . -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12
sHE TOOK svaYcHn,'.s.


1silrssa 1rais.
IspIAuAroLls. Ind, March li.--Kats
Smith committed suicide In . scnsa-
tional manner on the train 1T 1880 .
m. She boarded the train st Louisville
st midnight and while en- route to this
city asked the conductor for glass Of
water for the purpose Of wetting
her handkerchief. claiming she had .
headache. A moment later she was
seen to empty white powder into the
glass and drink the contents About
ten minutes later she was writh-
ing Ia horrible agony on the
floor OF the coach. and Il re-
quircd the strength Of three men
10 hold her. When she reached
this city she was frothing at the
mouth from the effects of strychniue
and died at 8 o'clock. Kate Smith was
at one time considered the hsndsomest
woman In southern Indiana. Two
years ago she eloped with Cincinnati
travelling man who deserted her two
weeks later.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

KANSAS CRY. Mo-. March 1.-THE
city il In tho midst Of . veritsble reign
Of terror from footpads. The situa-
ton within the last week hes grown
worse than Il was in the midst Of the
boom. More than . dozen persons
have been hsld mp robbed and severe
y injured BY highwsymsn within the
last eight or ton dsya Nearly al Of
these crimes have taken place In tho
heart Of the city and the police seem
poworloss 70 make arrests.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Stewart will present to the senate =
constitutional amendment providing
that no presidcnt can be his own i'm
mediate successor in the white house.
II does not prevent president who
has been out of Office four years fram
again taking the place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

oAn TnAxU1soo. March ii.-Nrs.
Sarah Althsa sharon Terry was on
Thursday sdjudGsd insane end ssm-
mittsd 70 The sta1s seylum at stockton.
IL " said Mra Tsrry's insanity 10 due
70 general debility brought on by the
nervous tension Of the psse few yeara
some friends believe thst By quiet
asylum treatment she may Be restored
70 health n few months. but others
express the fear abe will never recover
her mind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12
VICTIMS OF TRicHlNosls.
Three Deaths Caussd ~ Esslng saussg'
aaid 70 Have 0een Deught q Chieaga.

said 70 Have 1sss beuGht u Chieaga
EHKLBuRnE FALIs.. Mass, March H.
The little hamlet Of Willis Place, . cot
ton manufacturing village Of abeus 800
souls. has developed during the last
few weeks the largest number ct
cases of triehiuosis ever known -
exist in any one community in New
England. Investigator showed that
oil Of these who were siolx he'd shortly
before estsn freely Of bologps sausage
obtained 81 butcher IN neighbsring
village. hs having bought It from one
Of the branch supply houses Of . Chi
ca9o arm. Thus far there have been
three deaHha
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12
ASK HEAVY DAMAGES.


salts EntereA ~ 8etnttvee ~ Xix oe the
Mada Riot yictins-
NEW ORLEASs. March 11.-Suits have
been filed in the United States cir
cult court by attorneys repre-
sentine the heirs Of six of the ltal-
ians lynched ct the parish prison
March II. 1891. against the city Of
New Orleans, claiming damages in the
sum Of $4,000 in each case The
petition alleges that tho death
of the men resulted from .
conspiracy, and AYERS that no
proper steps were taken TO pro-
tect the prisoners. though the pur-
poses Of the conspirators were well
known The heirs of three Of the men
live IN Sicily and one in Rome. The
residence Of tho heirs Of two Of then
In not state
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12
ROYALTY AT THE FAIR.
xing Oscar H.. es sweden. u Thinking -
vssaeiAg Chicago.

IN O1oor t1.s O SWo00ns 10 10InklnH o
vssaeiAg Chicago.
NEW YoRK. Msrch IA letter from
King Oscar H.. Of Sweden. an
nouncipg the possibility Of his At
tending the worlds fair has been
received BY President Eouney. Of
the worlds congress auxiliary. King
Oscar IL one Of the most Intellectual
Of the sovsreigna in the world,
being something Of IN author and. =
patron Of the fine arts and sciencea
should the royal scholar visit the Co
lumbar exposition he will probably
preside over some literary or scientific
congress.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12
New hallway !. IillssiA

VIENNA, Ill, March il.--Articles Of
incorporation Of the Chicago. Alta
mont q Psducah railway were re-
corded IN the circuit clerks once here
Thurss,s. The promoters propose TO
build , railroad from Altsmont in
EAinghsn county. through Bsnto-s
Marion. Vienna and Metropolis 70
Psducsh. which will eive this section
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

FLoRErcE, MasA, March Fix
Mayor A. g. Hill. Of Northampton, Is
Ansncially embarrassed He has sunk
. good deal Of money. In developing
manufacturing corporations Attach
ments for $4,000 have been placed on
his property. His liabilities are said to
b about Sloo, oo0. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

CASEY. III, March II. - bryant
Dssqus. ~ his plass, . ysung msn ~
ssntly nssrisd. Aas bsen netinsd that
~ hs1 fallen heir 70 80. ooa The e.
sass. which 10 il ~ old country. win
pnouns - e1Sa 80. He y one u shrss
bsirs. The necessary proof u heinhip
hos been secured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

Bar CRY. Mich. March il.--csps
James Davidscn has sold the nam
moth steamship City Of Psris. enc Of
the big four 70 Thomas Cranaee. J.
Willis McGraw and Capt. John s Nc
Neil of this city. for s1%e.seo. The
boat was launched IN May last aud 10
one Of the nnsst % the lakes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12
THE TARIFF TALK
The House Continues to Dis
csass the Fres Wool aill.
MEMBEas ARE STILL TALKING
xx-speaka Red pessnts His csusss n
- Lsss csngrsss Assinss IN ~.
s.ek Thereon By Mr.. Tunes.

nsnbsr q ths ways And nsaas som-
mittss. sPesAing u fsvor Of
the ire wool bill. Sid that
he weuld have bees glad TO have
haA pssAins bill (which would
sweep - whe1o hortses and give
- every sitizsa that compensation
whish : fsts and juss rs1srn at
che taEi1 vouA give - every
consumer b the country. His
5s1gnsas ID this ) respect had
bssn svsrrulsa - thass 10 whose epia-
- ~ dsfsrrsd With crest rssDscts and
r. was due - these gsst1ensn that he
should say that they sincerely believed
that their policy would enable the me-
jority Of the house to secure for the
people some slight relief frsm ths bur-
dsa Of tAxatisn. (Applausel.
TessAs1 Up m nssA
Mr.. Turner then turned his attention
20 = esitieism Of Speaker Reeds ruliugs
IN the last congress. denying that the
recent decision Of tho suprpma. court
had vindieatsd those rulinGA and. when
Mr.. Walker tMssal rose 70 defend the
ex-speakey. cstsehized the gentleman.
who was willing TO reply. 10 the mani
fest annoyance OF Mr.. Reed. who inti-
-. - ~. s,,.,.;..,s - -. r-c,s- ,,ms
- "a .n~~.s.sS 49,. !. - .srr,t,-d ~
-
- 100. -. -. v,.as..s.s.
Mr.. Reed rising to reply expressed
the opinion that his action at that time
S.s,',s - 49, n-...s 800. TN
1870. -. $500 :. ma viol..sd
~. 49, =. .o..,sn- ,,.r,tsrs rre.srt
- - - - es.mssr N.vsr be.
ssr. Al. ae>;.;e, ~ ,he c>urt haA anv
:.
..s-s s. "a 80 ..t;,c
~-- 49, -. Ss-,.rS.A ~ N. ..r.
se,s,,s,.. cr,s;-rsrs ~ Pa .r.ued
49,. -. - 800. It., . 1900
.~s,.rs - -. t-.-~
49,. :, hr.,rs.s
osiv r.n..,.rv pes,.a
n. ~..s,.-.r fro.. G.orv;a h.A
-. a. - go q -. l.st sie.t;c,,
No. cet., IN - Moor - - verld
"a 80 .:~A.S~,,. - As->~ss~iIv
a. an. AN, Trsusa%er1 oliver
N~~v.n ~ Nm - nrotactor
~ GO n.atst. ana the Aas
= S-~.s arst.ir IA Nm -.
$500 - .,.,v -. ..d ths voiee ~
Crcmvsil ~ s&aIA ~ nerssautiou a.
chri-fi... ef 49, M And ~ a.
..c,l. - o,e.A 1oni. 80 - a.
sl.m.s;ous ma Welcomed - AZ
-on.,shv ~ chavlea II IN = f>vw
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. March H.
fassr Puck. one Of the neonshinsB
who wss shot In the STRAY seer puck-
own. whoa Deputy uarshal Stuart
Wa killed, has died 81 His wounda
Three mere Of ~ w6dcattsss. JeA
5ssss. Msnres HrSwn end John swan
yos. are seriously hurA Puck sen-
Issssd that . plaa enlisted - dscoy
pssart ints the nountains cad murder
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

pAma March iL--An exciting oil.
,srt snatch, cry points up. three eush-
IN casous. Ne pla9ed Thur~dsy right
ptwssn Euesns r Carter, Of Chicago,
I'd Nsurics vienspx. The French
hanyfos. Ter 80 . sAA seventy I've
,nises were piAysA Carter winning
ssfly ~ eleven peintA TIE bettiaG
he start was sbest svsa- Cextev's
ighest run 49, six snA vionsoa' I've.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12
BAKER FOUND GUILTY. =

Robbery.
ASHLAND. Via, March IL = The
Baker trial for completely in the $40, :
600 bank robbery went to the jury late
Thursday afternoon and 1t Q o'clock 1T
night the verdict guilty - charged in
the indictment" was returned. Baker
still declares his innocence, tellingJ Judge
Parrish at the close Of the trial: 81 am
innocent and had. been guilty never
should have asked for . new trial"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

wAsuIseroS. Mach II. II The SEN
sse the agricultural ae6ei<sey ssli, ap
pvepesasiae eiss. 80 fsv The bsvssu 81
snimai sadsatry 80 ose. - fes esp<si-
usets y sNess e~tsurA w. $1,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

PoRTLAsp. Ore. March IL. - AZ
Msrysville. WASH, Tuesday night John
sesfeldts house was burned and his
two daughters. aged ssd respective
~. persisted In the Ora seafssdt wa
bsdlv burned In sndesvsrins to ssss~s
tke,o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

70 Eroet uoN0O0oS Go 00a. eheFmAn.
NEW YORK, March 1.-The Union
League club has organized . commit
zee 10 act with the Army If the Ten
nessse In raising the $50, 60 10 pay
for . monument to Gen. sherman
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

Ansrfcan ~ tsnnnDrs' trn<t wai<h
ineiAdss eli ths ehief tossdries en-
eept tive. The capital involved b Si5..
- "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

Nav Yosx. March i1.-Areh bishev
corriTsn has received IN ofaciAI latter
from Rome announcing Tie Arpsiat
nens of Mgr MsposRs.l - bishop 81
Hrookivn - sueeeed The late DssAsp
Lcuehlin. Mgr. Mcpssseli kss besn
privase SECRETARY - The arch biahen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

wAsnrSsfox, March 1.-The re-.
port that The United States proposed
10 purchase the Congo Free State from
Beleiun \ denied ~ he state depart
meat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

Reach Thsir Ho0ss-
DRvIL's LAKE, N. d. March H.
William n. Grimm, . farmer. was
found frozen 10 death Thursday half .
mile from town. Grifin was return
ing from his farm and was caught in
The blizzard. A mile from town he
abandoned his team and started to
walk to tho city. One OK was found
dead near the wagon The deceased
leaves . wife and three small children.
Other abandoned teams are reported
and searching parties are out in all d.
rectionS.
GRAFTON, n. d, March ia nan
and his team were frozen between
here and the depot They were found
by the station man. The man was ly-
ing down in the wagon box. A couple
married here Tuesday came near suf-
fering the same fate They were over
taken by the storm two miles south Of
town. Their team fortunately wan
dered into . warm corner. In the city
considerable damage ives done.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., March H.
Thomas Nugent. ore Of the pioneer
citizens Of this county, lost his life In
the storm Tuesday night He left this
city in the evening for his farm. ~
miles north. with his team and wagon.
After the storm cleared he was found.in
his wagon . miles from the home road.
The horses had been unhitched aud
turned loose, and both perishsd The
horses apparently became exhausted
and refused 70 60 further against the
storm. and he lay In the wagon 70 wait
for 1t to blow over. He must have
gone to sleep and became benumbed
- it became colder. Mr.. Nugent was
= highly respected citizen and leaves .
large family.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

4 Mac Russa - Isvs-Rrris Bs1ly To-
1uroa n Il1laslA

jurea h Il1lsslA
FcRr DopsE, L., March 1f-Live
stock has suffered severely and much
damage bsen deoe n property ~ . re-
suit Of the terrible windstorm that has
prevailed here since Tuesday night
Wednesday ~ Badger Thomas onesoa
was blown from . wagon. striking on
his neck. and Instantly killed Here .
number 81 persons have received In
jarie< By rough handling BY wind
Business 10 Ct standstill and trains
delayed
SrxxRn H.. March II. The 6ercest
blissard that has visited southcasteru
IIlinois RACED Wednesday night and
Thufsday. and the weather 10 still
growing colder. Thursday being the
eeidest Of The winter The fruit IL 10
feared. II sli killed. and the crop
which promised 20 be large osc, viii
t< ~ almost total failure
BrxrcS BAxBoa. Mich. March II. -
A s1vefs southwest bisasard hAs been
raging hers. ssms sssrs sss entes.
tanned for the reach BIRDS
HoLoiNo vnEiR GRAIN.
ssssss>ss - n.wksss - wk>ss go csss
ssse - av~~><s' ms~><
wxsasxssos. March 1.-THE March
ssssss - ~ tsstrtbsttso - - vAeas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

d1PFW -1ne
progress Of Con-
suupt1c0- The
heat autAoritiGs
1870 thof it's .
1lfufaloszs aHeD
uon e Ne 1uneA
II tnkea u tiDe.
and given . ~
trial. Dr.. BsfOe
@ oiden Me1bc1
0fneovNFy Will
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12
THE GREAT STORM
VERY SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES
Discovery Il shs Dediss 81 Several
Puti,s who Had Fsessn TO Death.
snew Down East

81. PAM. MINI. March ii.-Rsports
81 the damage done BY Wednesdays
blizzard are Just beginning to come
IA. snd they show serious eondition
Of affairs Trains are every where de-
layed. much suffering BY cold and ex-
posure has been caused and many lives
have bsea losA although Il b now i'm.
possible 10 eliminate how serious this
last feature Of the storm he's been
fhs went Feared
AZ N example Of the dangsrs at
tendsnt II 20 severe blizzard case
ct Albert Lea can b cited. There
Nelson Blackmer. . brother Of d.. and
Judge Diackmer. left early Wednesday
morning for the DR.. Wedge farm. 2
miles west OF tho city. and has not
since been heard from He. NO doubt.
has perished in the storm. He was
about 20 years Of ego and unmarried
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

The news of the great Vossen
Bros. creditors sale now going
on at Spring & Company's is
spreading like an electric flash
all over Western Michigan. The
people are coming in solid pha-
lanx by train, by carriage and on
foot, pouring in upon US like
mighty moving army. The panic
has grown almost beyond our
control, and we are desperately
struggling to wait upon the i'm
patient throng.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-12

HELP! HELP! HELP!
Brother merchants, if you saw
our store burning you would turn
in and heroically fight the fire.
Can you help us now by tender
ing us the services of your most
competent clerksa They must
be kings in their profession, or
they will be lost in the furious
battle for bargains.
The fever of excitement is at
boiling point. The people are
breathless in their eagerness to
secure some of the Vossen bank
rupt stock, as thsy become con-
yinced of the meaper nrices
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-30
QUEER PEOPLE.

There is probably nowhere in the
United States an odder people than
the mountaineers in the remote dis
tricts in West Virginia. These people
welcomed the civil war less from sym
pathy with secession than from a feel
ing that the disordered state of the
country made it easier to manufacture
moonshine whisky. The "stone boat"
of the quarry is often substituted for a
wheeled vehicle in drawing loads down
the mountains, and the people are so
unfamiliar with the amenities of civil
lied life as to- be ignorant of many
words in common use among better
educated country folks. "Mr. Ros-
ser's critter comy'ny," was the NOUN
taineer's phrase for Gen. Rosser's cav
airy.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-30
rRoF. Q. +. KYNEAL DEAD.

Many were the expressions Of regret
heard on our streets last night when
the death of Prof. o. +. Ryneal, a
very popular and estimable teacher Of
this city, was announced. A month
ago he received a paralytic stroke
from which he partly recovered, and
last night a second stroke, and at s
o'clock the grim spectre death had
done its work. In the prime of man.
hood when life's attractions are gen
orally very great he was cut down, a
promising man. Though young in
years, his was a life full of good deeds.
Prof. Ryneal was about 80 years Of
age and was the principal Of the Third
Ward School, He was teacher for
II years and as such his services were
eiminently satisfactory, endearing
himself to his many pupils. The fun.
eral will take place tomorrow at
o'clock at theFirst NJ. L. Church, service
by the pastor, Rev. VIM. H. Chapman.
Interment will be made in Greenhill
cemetery. To the wife and one child
who survive him the tenderest sympa.
thyof all is extended.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-30
personal MENTION.


Your Friends Coming and Going
Miss Annie Zimmerman is visiting
friends in Handbook, Nd.
Miss Mary Gaver, Strinesville, is
visiting in Berkeley Springs.
Mr.. William Hill left last evening
to spend two weeks in Piedmont.
Master Robert McCandish of Pied,
mont, is visiting Master Roger Hill.
Miss Maggie King, of Keyser, is
visiting Mrs. William Comiskey, Race
street.
Miss Rosa Fallon, of Baltimore, is
the guest Of her cousin Miss Mollie
Schill, Strinesyille.
Mr. Joseph Downing, Of Font Royal,
Va, is spending some time with Mr..
Clarence McGinnis.
Miss Georgia Fisher, of Charlestown,
after a pleasant visit to friends in this
city has returned home.
Miss Mamie Hetzel, who has beer
visiting her sister Mrs. Webb Black
well, returned to Cumberland yester.
day.
Mrs. Jno. Landstreet and daugh.
tiers have returned home after a
three months visit in Baltimore, Pied
mont and other places.
Rev. Father McKeefry is spending
his vacation of two weeks in Richmond
Va, Rev. Father Riley, Of Richmond
will oficiate in his absence.
Miss Mary Garraday, East Burke
street, left to-day to spend month anc
half with friends in Baltimore, Md.
Waynesboro and Philadelphia.
Miss Marry A. Farrin, copyist il
the Census Bureau, Washington, who
has been visiting her parents in this
city will return home tomorrow.
Miss Kate, the accomplished daugh
ter Of g. w. Aughenbaugh, Esq. o.
York, Pa, is here on an extended visit
to the family of Mr.. A. 7. Russler anc
viii spend some time with Rev. Ever
i hart, Shepherdstown.