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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

IN. Y. I. 4 81. X az. Co. Lessee
Trains leave West i-u.st station Now-iCrA as fol-
minutes ffOm H. Franklin y. H.
:i;3O 4. M.-Dany Tor Ncwburgh. Kingston. Albany /;
daily IN. sunday, west u. tocj nan'> j..
,I5 4. N.-Daily for Albany except SUNDAY. Montreal
.Gi5 \. M.-Daiy Tor tany. Ctca. syracuse. Koches
Ter Buualo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; except
Saturiav Tor Toronto.
1885 s. .-Dnly except Sunday. for Albany and
400 r. w. Daily except sunday. for Albany.
;,I5 H. vi. Daily Albany. Montreal, Utica Syn.
cn-c. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. De.
& DIT Chicago. 81. Louis.
6.3O r. Vi. Daily except Sunday. for Ncwbursh. Al.
Ionv saratoga and Montreal.
StI H. VI. Daily Tor Albany, tea Syracuse, Roches.
trr Eunao. Niagaa Falls Toronto. Detroit, Chicago
uNVEi:STEAw LOCALS. > As, 5 - y. NJ.
E,, LOCALS, 20. 10 10 y. NJ, Il rs, 30
35 % 80, al 45 7. NJ. 49,
Dctroit Chicago. all through tnlinS
sDsiiy. For tickets, timetables parlor and sleeping
ear accommodation, information. apply Offices: BROOK
iyn 1873 wasiinetonst 720 tuo - Annex -sce
o. Broaiwoy. liz Bowcry, 81 last ith.,t. SO West
io5th.st., and a, ,ta9,nS-, ,..., p...-
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
- Dela!ment q the Fast Gc.ernors Island n y II
be- received here until II O'Clock noon eastern time.
December 9TH. 1892 ard hen opened for the construction
Governors Island ~ Y. H.. of a cocl she tJestle
to coal shcl and repairing ,oI dock aud main quartz
masters wharf aso for dredging between The main
quartemaer's wharf ana tn ordha dock and furnish
Ing and setting mp coat scsle. All Information can BE-
obtained at this Once. The Government reserves the
right to reject any all bids. Envelopes containing
proposals should 10 marked "oposa fOl manning the
WORK at Governors Island" and addressed ClIAS H.
TOMPKlNS, Assistant ouartelmaStcr General, L. ).
Arn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
4nstrntIlon.
In, Bo,s and Young Men-CounuJ.

D1uvoop SCHOOL FOR BOYS. 81 Milford Conn.,: -
r. II. Tho are unfortunate In the mar ageintnt y.
mott n viii do we'll profit by the adv ansges omerea
soHa the school Is during the eitro
ycar. - =.
I,PFFHOLp INSTITUTE. Frs Nold n j. 4Stn Se eaaii
College preparation specially; business hgh ''"o
and classical courses
", NE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WorccS n
| Mass-37th year. Ga Ssical Scen'nc Bushc'si lime
d. ~ '''i''''' 80 --' '-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
Orn Uoo0s.

TTFNTfON .-Ju-t received tn largest assortment Of
n Unique Pan. Icwclry oyer Imported also nll line
Fr'uth dolls and TOYS AZ prices 30 per cent loss IMAM
ai.fvher.. G"lIlnc E1hier and Bon March" GLOVES at
.p,,aiv low prices. ilardkorchcfs. i Tunerv Uah'r
d,>Icr,. JAMMt> go" HfoadWny and 10 Wet 30th--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
NEW. yoRK. oNTAnIo AND WESTERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE WEST A2DST
7.iO \. NJ 5 minutes sarIer from the foot OF Frank.
Monticclo Mounandale L9llsbgrsh LibaIy, Livingston
SIDNEY Norwich Edmes,on, Utica, Rome. Oneida Oswcgo
BIS l.. VI, Campbell Hal, Lake Mohonk and Mime.
wa,in Waikiki Valley stations Midtown Dloomng
LUrgh Ellenylc. iaIlslu irh iiurleyvle Liberty. Liv
ingston Manor. - ~
f7,O0P. NJ. Midtown Pittsburgh. Liberty. Living
ston Manor Rockand. Walton, Sidney Norwich Oneida
Oswcgo Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit Chi, ago and
West Pulman slcclrrs; reciining.chllr free 10
Suspension Fridge.
Daily al ohcr trains daily except SUNDAY.
Pullman DRAWING. seats aud slceping.c bcrths
obtained at 3er proodwav Ncw.YorS.
J. G. ANDERSON O. y. 30 Rcaver.st New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
Coet an0 (onn0.

EfIiGiors BOOK lost between ith-ay". lr nd"ay
Y ana gi.t--t ,out-ilns itt.r With name 81 oNIrr;
40 +. grateful /, nnt'f Dos returning 10 u as Yves
;,''i-.i.
4 O>r-Ilnk BOOK ~. @loi72. rank for SAVING,
u a.. Hltrrkrf t.. Nrv-lorh. Payment etpplFN
Fl,e.r return book q BANK
O~r rarki~-,x W. 100 -oi on by Dock savings
IL Iank ANY uef-Dn having claims upon said book
call,d upon pf.-'ut the zane - ,he aux WITHIN
-.r.y day. or The -ai book VIII De- declared cancelled
and eNtlneulsioi and a new l,.ucd IN lieu thor d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
Reading Railroad System.
Station FOOtOf Liberty ST., North River;
Time Table In effect November 18th, 1892

Trims leave via
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BUFFALO. AND CHICAGO EXPRESS DAILY
oiscRHNToS ExPREss, EXCEPT SUNDAY, sis
A. VI. 1880 T.. VI. 3.I5 y. W., 1880 +. VI.
For Buffalo, Rochester, Niagara Falls and
the West.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively, insuring Ceanli.
ness and comfort.
$40 M. 80 p. M. sundays, rs a. M. 80 p N.
EA,tou. 10 a. IL 80, 10. 40, rs,
80 y. sundays :0o rs. IL 90 a. L., 4t0 80
y. IN.
For Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch Chunk 100,
IS, 80 q rs except Mauch Chunk, rs. 5:l5,
30 p IN. Sundays 90 :l5 IL 20 a. M, 49, 80
D. m.
For Pottsy1Ie rs a. NJ. 70 80, 3:+5 D. m. Sundays
IL 200 a.
For Helelton Is q. m. y 80. sAS. 80 .. m. SUM-
day. 8 Is ii 90 a. m. 80 d. N.
FIR points in the Mahanoy coal region N rs . n.
L. 80 3 :i5 y. m. Sundays 5 rs. ii 100 a. m
For WilkesDarre, Pistston and Scranton rs Q. a.,
10 30 o. 80 p. Ia sundays except Scrunton sIs
For Eimira $ rs a. m, 12 80. 80 D. m. suncsys
8 rs a IN. 80 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
. RE LINES,


SOLID TRAINS HtIWElN Nl.WYORK AND
CHICAGO. VIA CHAUIAUQUA LAKE Oh
&xSz NIAGAl;A FAILS An ENCHANTING PANo
O1he RAMA OF MOUNTAINS FORESTS AND
STREAMS.
Direct route to Passaic. Paterson, Tuxedo Newburs,
Middieown Port Jeryis Monticello White Lake. Homes
dale Scranton Binghamton. Elmira Corning. Watkins
Glen Bath. Hammondsport. Avon Springs. Rochester
Ilonesvic Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto Chautauqua
Lake Cleveland Cincinnati 81. Louis, Chicago. and all
Joints west. Trains leave NewYork, foot OF Chambers
ST. as follows aud five minutes earlier from West 23d-st
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
N M 4. NJ. Daiy-Nia Niagara Falls aud Chautauqua
J.UU Lake. larlor.Car New.YolA TO Buffalo; sleeper
Union station except sunday. for Monticello
VEsTIBrLE LIMITED.
=, M T. 81. DA.ly-Sold tain for Chicago VIA Chauau
O.UU qua Lake. slecpers To Chicago Cleveland anu
O'''' ''''''' MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
=, On T. NJ cNccp. sunday-For Blnghamton. Homes
O.,)U dale ard Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND Trunk EXPRESS.
~ on T. NJ Da.ly-Soid train TO chicago. VIA NagAra
ID. 81 rails anu Grand Trunk Railway. Sleepers 70
Durao, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS
IN NJ Dsy1va cnagIaGqga Lake and Nssaf "a
buffalo Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERNIS
w $50 $50 y M, 80 p. m. 50 p, m. p. NJ; 80
n IN. Sundays-9 M. p. m. q 30 p. M, 80 .. IN
FOR NEWBrRG.
MEEK DAYS-9 a. ~. 3 - D. n'., = 80 D. H. u 80
w RS Sa .S9 ri a. M o SsU
/ t0i ana 9j1 Bro,dway. Chambers and West 23i st.
I,rrs Newly OIL. 3j3 Fulton.st., Brooklyn zoo Hudson
Hobo ,cn and jersey CITY station Er' Transfer Com
pany calls Tor aud checks baggage from hotels and resi-
ae"''' D. l. ROnfHis. General Passenger Agent.
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Railroads..

a:'y!aa.a:
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of America
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Desbrosses and COrtIandt Streets
In Encc, 1901 A. W., NOVEMBER both, 1884,
THE FAST LINE.
800 MPullman ysstiSule ba a car indanapols
4O Chicago % p M Tor an noedo except Sat-
1HE Pennsylvania LIMITED. .,,,n,.
Dsw M and sas Room Sleeping s%Sx1
and Observation Cars rsenns ana r., 10Th iass
81 , I.s s.n
H5;sss IS N H. S
ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
400 yss'5g n sNseeSg cars fs S o:
% g. t eu and
6ncinnsa 10 As a. M. ana St. Louis 90 p. next
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
Ve:asvs = P, csiosss
zoo y. m next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS:
. PitsbaTs chicsso and Cleveland Dining ca. New
hs to 80 ons M M
day Connects for Toledo daily, except Saturday
600 p. M-pullman Bullet sleeping Car NewYOrk to
Chicago, srrlyes week days at Columbus 10 p M M
q q ca & Sts
for Cleveland and Columbus. except saturday.
BOO r. M.-Pulman yesbue Sleeping cars n New.Yor.
H q % M%sA :a 81 PINE
Cincinnati 10 p' m Indianapolis iCIo y aud ST.
$50 1 p ~ W. en- ssSG" and daily with
cans p IGST'c Car TO to Mongo% o osch
70 ey c, and D, sP OBJ Da and Ohio
'g Hsw.y Win TGro"sa a%I 6iaHs Cars W.T.,
''9 Tbroaah Pasan BSes see6g Ns~orlcan'
Via Knoxville. Chattanooga. and Birmingham.
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
days Pullman yesubue pafor Cars ve's t,o faS
Washington 3 so D. m.
$40 ?. consre..onai Lm!tea" daily PV Wn.S,
lns,on % pm D. H. No extra beyond usual pullman
charges on either OF these trains mn
Add,t,on. ExDscs, Train, ~ 90, $780, a1d II 100
a. NJ 2:lO, 80, 4 80 (R. d. EApresH. ~ aaS
200 p q &c. AID 80 y X asI B. Esp. and 800
p, m.' ana il is nsiI For Baltimore only 700 p H.
For Atanuo CITY. =. week days. with Through
For Cape Nay. 90 weekday. c,ov. and po0,
Pler.ont 10 m 10 so 8 40 $40. and II AS p; M
weekdays. SUNDAYS. :i5 a.. m. AMI OLD p. W: tDo
not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on SundayS)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
E1pres, 20 ~ w. 81. 800, $50 40 % Pennl
Limited, with DInng Car. and ~ 10 Wa,hllr voh
Lgled vita Dining Caf ana II 700 a. M y :3 10
90 80 and 90 p m, and ~ 10 night Ae;ommods'
press SIS. 80, 90 40 LnitodJ, aud 10 a. M,
Zoo 90. I 80. 90. 80. 500, s 80. and 90
y. NJ. AID ~ rs night Accommodation. o 10 ana
90 p. m. 49, -
For Time. tnbic. ot n local points on the Penn.
sysania RAJ road system, apply At the foIowng ncxes
Offices ll3 20l. 433 $40, 9f+, and l323 Broad.
Wav Astor Hou,e, 1871 East 12jth Street, 264 West
18th Street PSI Columbus Avenue. 737 Sixth Ave-
nL, and loot O., Dg~brpS>es and COrtlandt Streets
Court Street $50 tGlnn street. 9s Broadway, ana
Brooklyn Annex Siaor foot OF Fulton Street, Brooklyn;
10 Hudson Street Hoboken Station, jersey City.
Transfer Company VIII CO.. for anu cheek
baggage from residences through 10 Destination
CIAS 3 Pt'IH i. y. WOOD
General Manager. Generoi Psssv Agent
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nlusital 1neirnmenls.

nlnsital 1noirnmrns.
TRUTH Is Mighty and Will Prevail.
EMERSON PIANOS practically mover wear ont Their
"irI. II h. anty and finish. Prices mode AZ" Terms
80 and at faction guar,'t cd. Catalogues FREQ. sent
80, striication to TIE EMERSON PIANO CO.,
ITO Wy - fNh-aNc near lith-st
Az ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND.
rr,tch, square Pianos OF male. In perfec, con.
Siton and fllv warranted Oso numt"f o. secoru-nSL
pianos OF o'hrf rronlnenl makers ~ Ney 10" ptes'
w. hNABE n CO..
rs jth Ave-. 10Th IT.. New \ orh'
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STEAMBOATS,.
FALL RIVER LINE.

PROYlDENCE and oil Principal iaste Points. steam.
eiN 70 Mo' ! u 'i,d iiii.nhM rom TEL. 20 n AZ,
Connect.ng Annex boat leaves jersey City Brook.
lyn. 4 y. III. OKt HESTRA ON EACH STEAMER.
Two connecting Nesubulcd eNpfcss trains from. Ful
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NORWICH LINE.

Fares l.educel. TO NEWL0NDON 4l.0O NOR.
wlch $40; WORCESTER, 500; bosroN, $500.
Corresponding reduction " al points East. steamers
leave Pier 40. North Rye lncAt pier above DesOosscs
Street Eerryl daily. Sundnys cAcented. az 20 T. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02

Sod by booksellers. or cont. postpaid. By
CHARLES SCRIENER'S SONS.
1915 Broalway. Ncw.Yofk.
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TIE IICMOR OF GERMAN

Translated with an Introduction and Notes. bv NV
MuLLER.CAsENOV. illustrated By c. L. Bl'p'f
Crown $40. sl.2j.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-27
TRINITY COLLEGE.

Winter term begins first week in January,
1892, at Trinity, Randolph county. N e.
New Catalogue now in press will be mailed
free on application to the President.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-27
STATE S. S. ASSOCIATION
To BE Held in Centenary NJ. L. Church
New Berne, March 1881 1892.

To BE Held in Centenary NJ. e. Church
New Berne, March 1881, 1879
We have before US a COPY of the pro.
gramme for the eleventh annual conven
ton of the Norlh Carolina State Sunday
School Association, to be held New Berne,
March 90, 80 and 81 next, to be presided
over by Hon. r. p. Dick, Judge of the
western district of North Carolina, who
is president of the association. We notice
that this convention will be attended by
Mr.. VIM. Reynolds, of Peoria, Illinois,
who was president of the fifth interna.
tiOnalSunday school convention, and wEo
is o superintendent Of organization
for he international Sunday School
Association. 1t will also be attended by
Prof. p. NJ. Hamill, superintendent nor
NAL department of the Illinois Sunday
School Association. Prof. Hamill will
convert the convention into a Sunday
school institute no Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoon and present the following
conference topics. Sunday School Man
agement'' a. The Equipment, b. The Pro-
gramme.
Sunday School Scholars" a. Their
Attendance. b. Their Home Study.
The following training lessons will tie
given.
sunday School Teachers" a. Their
Preparation. b.. Their Duties. C. Their
mistakes.
Normal Work" a. It's Aim. b. It's
Methods. c. It's Needs.
Next Sundays Lesson" tine con-
v~cntiOn as the class will be taught by
Mr.. N. B. Broughton, of Raleigh.
We also notice that the several pastors
of New Berne will on Tuesday evening
give the convention words of welcome,
which will be responded to by some of
the delegates.
Elder VIM. p. Fife, the we'll known
evangelist, will attend and conduct tie
bible readings at the opening of several
Of the sessions of the convention.
A large number Of singers, a combina-
ton of all the choirs of New Berne, under
tie direction Of Mr.. Joe X. Willis, of
New Berne, VII contribute largely to the
music for the convention
Reduced rates of fare on all the rail.
roads of the state have been secured.
Quantities of periodicals and lesson
helps from the various Sunday school
publishing houses will be displayed for
gratuilious distribution.
The above clearly indicates that these
Sunday school people are going to have
a good convention. We hope they will,
and that our local workers Will see that
a full delegation is sent from this county.
Our county work needs the inspiration
that this convention will give to the at
tending delegates.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-27
HIS DATES.

when and Where DIR. T.. A. Yates Will
Hold His Quarterly Meetings..
Yanceyville, at Pelham, Feb. p %.
Durham, Trinity, Mar. SO.
Milton, at Connally's, Mar. 1913.
Alamance, at Newlin's, Mar. 1920.
+. A. YATES, p. E.
That pain under the shoulder blade is
dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regu-
latOr.
That shortness of breath is dyspepsia.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
If you are bilious, take Beecham's pills.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-27
ARE 0 IN 1T?

= Chance for Every Man to Live in His
Own House and BE Happy.
DR.. J. l.. Watkins, who during the past
dences to Durham, all of which have
been sold on reasonable terms to people
wishing nice but inexpensive homes,E6
offers to build on best lots, beautifully
located, any style of h~ouse>yo1 wish and
sell OF one, two and three years time.
This is ap opportunity to get a home
which should not be allowed to pass you.
SEC DR.. Watkins at once and get his
figures.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
a GRAND AFFAIR
Was the Installation Of oneers Of Crystal Falls
Lodge No. 3S5 y. q. AN

Was the Installation Of ofieers Of Crystal Falls
Lodge No. 3Ss r. q. a. M
The installation Of officers Of Crystal Falls
Lodge. No. $50, n. a A. NJ, which took place In
the Masonic tcmplo on Tuesday night was a
uemlpubl.c affair and together with the ine en-.
tertaInment and elaborate banquet given In
connection with it was pleasing IN high deerec
,o an present. In connection with the imstalln.
,Ion. the retiring worshlpiul Master J, II.
parks. wns presented with solid gold Past
Masters level by the newly elected Wosshlpiui
Master. Frank scadden, ia behalf OF the iodee.
,rbe pr,,s.ntatlon REMARKS we're wei scieced and
well performed their mission OF surprising Mr..
parkn when the glit WIS prcaented. Iti An
elegant specimen of art and speaks well Tor The
esteem IN which the recipient u held by his Local
brcthern of the square and compass. A nu'
literary aud musical program was rendered II
which Misses Mae and True Roberts favored ths
company with a voealdnet which was exception
ally fine.
The spread" was very elaborate being well y
keeping With ali else that went 20 make the en-
,ertainmont complete IN every detail. Ate
supper dancing was indulprd IN. the music 70
which was iurulshcd by Prof. fohrman will
local accompanies About nity mnsons wit
their families participated IN the affair. maxim
m ALI about i2b people Rev. W Hall wrIsi'
ana senator Joseph Ficshlem. OF Menomlne'
were among the visiting brothers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02

this city, had become involved al sagoIa
and stated among other details that Mr..
Gailivan had been arrested for selling
Iiquor without a license and bound over
Tor trial at the noxt session OF the Circuit
court Tor that county. Upon an inter.
Wow with MIR. Gallivan TIM DIAMOND
DRILL learns that the report Of his arrest
rs true, bnt that he wss released on his
own recognizance and that the complaint
against him was subsequently with
drawn.
The iacts in the matter seem TO point
to a "clenr game OF blufi'' on the part OF
the leading people OF sagola, who, Mr..
uailivan alleges, control matters govern
mental and otherwise in that locality.
Gallivan procured his U. S. license, and
rendered the money for his state license
to the county treasurer, giving as bonds
men two of the best men in the township.
His bonds were refused, however. with
out any evident reason, and he was ar
rested for selling liquor, which charge lie
claims Ia be able To refutc. Mr.. Galliyan
alleges That his bonds were rejected at
the request 81 Ia leading saeolaite, who is
interested In q saloon about to bo
opened there and has decided 10 "shut
out all competition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
ACROSS THE DARK RIVER.


The Spirit OF Mrs. ID. Zimmerman In waited ON
the wings Of Death.
The early bells which pcalcd forth in
joyous chimes in Crystal Falls to pro-
claim the advent ofn merry Christmas
morn also rang the death kncll Of one Of
the city's most dearly beloved ladies. for
at ten minutes before seven on that
morning the spirit OF Mrs. Elsie Banner
man was waited into the great, eternal
unknown beyond on the brond wings Of
tbo Grim Destroyer. Her sad demise
caused a shadow OF grief 60 drape the
community for Mrs. Bannerman's kind,
gentle, nmiable nature had made her
friends to he numbered only by the pop
ulation OF Crystal Falls; truly, she was
beloved by all who knew her.
Mrs. Bannerman had been III during
the past two months, although only dur
ing the past two weeks prior TO herdeath
was her condition considered dangerous.
The malady which resulted in her death
was complication OF bronchial troubles
with bilious fever. She suffered no great
pam, but gradually wasted away until
Death came To claim her spirit.
After her death messages ofcondulence.
verbal and written, were poured in upon
her heartbrokcn husband and sister and
continued to do 30 up To The hour of her
funeral, which occurred from the Fifth
street Methodist church at two O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. A long cortegc of
people followed her remains to the silent
city Of the dead" to pay theirlnst tribute
OF respect to their departed friend.
Mrs Elsie Watson Bannorman was
born in London, England, in 1888, being
the second eldest daughter Of Prof. Wat
son. OF the Royal College, London, whose
works ON surgery we.e in their time rated
among the standard scientific works oi
the day. She was one OF n large family,
all Of whom are dead save one sister,
Miss Maria won, who had always
been her companion = 10 denth ana
who now resides Mt Va Ron,e,,nn,,
house. With her sister Mrs,
came TO America when quite 1u,e ,nd
lived with relatives at Montrcaf, :, s,,,,
sequently at Quebec. In 1872 she
married to Daniel Banncrman In thecit
OF Chicago, and early in the eighties 81
: came with her husband to Crystal Fall
= they being among the pioneers oi th
locality. Mrs. Banncrman was alwa.
: very reserved and loved her home mo
than the ways OF society, but she hn
nevertheless, gained the esteem and a
!, miration OF everyone by her kindly wor
y and ways, her gcntle nature and hcran
:, able disposition. She was a loving siSi'
: : diligent helpmeet, nm adorable al
: adoiing vile. She lived the life OF "A Chr
tim and died the death ola Christian
peacefully entering upon the "sleep tn
knows no waking.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
FASTENED DEATH
AN OLD MAN ENDS HIS LIFE
BY SUICIDE.
Heinrich JoeRen Hangs Him
self to a "strInger" In q
Convenient She'd.
The Tragic End Of Surdened ie-Aithouet1
he had Reached the Advanced Age q o
Years. He Tired Of wAisIng for
Deaths summons


Heinrich Joeazn the aged iatj - 8
Mrs. w. II. Willehinr, committed ..,,c,d
by hanging at about 3 o'clock I],.,s.<,s
afternoon. The deed was comm.S "a
= wood and coal shed few iect n ~,
from tho Willerling building on'thc cs> ~ /.
OF First street and Superior avenue.
Reaching across the interior OF tho nhe(|
and about seven feet from tho floor am
several "stringers.v To ono Of these tho
old man attached piece oi ordinary
clothes line and tieing the other end
around his neck, stepped from = SAM
buck. into space and eternity. lie wac
found dend in this position about AGO
o'clock by Charles Mnrcott, who entsinAH
the shed To deliver a load Of coal Mr.
Murcott immediately notified Mrs. VIII
lering and Undertaken Henry, who cut
down the body mud conveyed II To the
rooms OF Mrs. WilIerling. Although Il
is not definitely known how long the
deed had been committed before the diu-
covery was made. it is thought to haw
been about an hour, as Jocgcn left tho
house about three o'clock.
Jocgen came To Crystal Falls from Ger
many about fivo years ago. being scnt
hither l,y his sons In that country. HI
extreme old age, he being over cIghtys'x
years old. has rendered him very childi{
Tor some time. in consequence of whi
he has imagined ill-trcatmcnt and on
threatened TO end his life hy the men
which he Mt last employed. His daul
ter entertained little fear, however.
he had SO frequently mndc such thNH
she considered IL lille talk. AslasFJ III
ago Joegcn wrote 70 n son in GcrnaI
soliciting money with which To returns
his native land This was not forthco
ing and IL is thought that his failure
receive il did mnch toward pcrsuad
him to commit the net. IIo had
been laboring under the halucinat
that he had been poisoned and mn
other insane idens which had foundp|
in his mind have been long talked al
among the people OF his nssociation
The deceased has always received
most attentive caro- during his reside
with his daughter here, and al ~
ports OF III treatment circulated ~
prior TO his death were groundIeae.
funeral occurred from Mrs. Wil|er
residence Thursday afternoon,
G. j. Macaulny, officiating.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-02
BOUND OVER.

Edward Delornsplaeed Under Bonds Tor Appear
sncds the Circuit Court.
Edward Dctrm was arrniened before
Justice Morripn this morning, charseu
with assault Ind battery, with intent 10
do great bodIt harm, less than the crime
81 murder, upon the person OF Charles
Davidson, on tic night OF Dccembcr "a
The examination was the result OF a
drunken orric vhicl, occurred IN a super
ior avenue salopn on TINT night ana ~
which Dclorm u alleged ,hnscwanton'
assaulted Davidson, knocking him down
and striking him about the head ana
shoulders with nm empty'bccr kcg