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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

He IL Perfectly Confident That Harriso
Will he Reelected.

He II Perfectly Confident That Harrison
Will BE Reelected.
Ex-Representative Dezendorf of Virginia.
who has been indorsed by the republican ma
tional committee as the regular candidate in
the Norfolk district, has just returned from
New York. He said to Q STAR reporter today
that all he could learn Of the political
outlook made him perfectly confident
Of Harrison's election. Members Of the na-
tional committee, he said. are - confident -
they can be. They feel that il is absolutely
sure that Harrison viii carry New York and
Indiana
81 have been talking with some travelling men
who have been through Indiana" !" he added.
.and they tell me that the state il perfectly safe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

MOVEMENT OF SILvER.-The issue of stand
ard silver dollars from the mints and treasury
Offices during the week ended the 29th instant
was SS35. .4i2. The issue during the correspond
ing period Of last year was S755. 975. The ship
ment Of fractional silver coin since the LIST in
slant amounted to 81 ,566, ass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

SECRETARY ELKISs has gone to New York
He will probably not return until after the
election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31
FINANCIAL.
NV BrrLprse Association.

1hs hr~. rlunfhly meeting of the MUTUAL
SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION will le he'd al
-. pataintc's Hall. ,i,h AMI So. sw., MONDAY
Noy-mh-r :. AZ NJ o. m
Shar~~ u per month
The sHrn ~ s-stlD te advanced oa eN-h share
for an additional payment Of 81 per month
sl. 90 - obtained far = ulonthy payrnsn. Of
tlO Interest at tbs rate Of y per showed on
Ntthdra al and settlements The rate Of fu
Get viii b. PAID suns % 800 paid In al
To accommodate perSuns Who cannot 't-nI the
neetinx the eiil re-rve Office Of
johnson Bro 1905 q st n. ~. from y O'Clock a. IN.
E0o'clovk D. IA daily
Sulrcrtpttous tor stock II b. eiveh and fnforma
ton furnished by
nLLEhl BCKTT, President, 3l3 7th st. s.v.
u ". SMITH. Vice President, 1lG X
j DERM0Dl. Secretary. llO1 d,E -t- s.v.
GkO. X PITY. Treasurer. l1O5 r q, NV.
md the following dirrctorr
JOHN n. BRADY. &. T. PERSONS.
= i0f2 BSt. 64l r st.
UkO. " pANT J. SONDHFfMER
- go 1th q. W. Ju1 1th ST. = ".
JOHN TENN p sMYTH
52S OH stnw 193 d ST
And ROBFRT McDONALD.
82s .. n
And FILLMORE BFAII. Attorney.
oc31-u Iendal building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

The PRESIDENT has remitted the forfeited
recognizance of Frank Owens and Mary Wedge,
surety, in the District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

LIEUT.. ". 1. CHAMBERS of the Atlanta has
been ordered to the naval war college. His
billet will be filed by Lieut.. Hodges, who is
detached from the Vermont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

CAPT. McGREGoR, formerly chief of the Gus
toms division. Treasury Department, now a
special agent, is in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

LIEUT.. COMMANDER r. NJ. BERRY, who has
been inspector of the Mississippi light house
district, will be placed on waiting orders
December 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

Col. ". I. CLARK, formerly chief clerk in
ternal revenue division, Treasury Department
visited the department today. He is now
resident of Denver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

LIEUT.. COMMANDER IvERsoN, who has been il
charge of the inter depot at Maiden. Mass, vii
be ordered as inspector of the Mississippi high
house district December 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

COMMANDER RoBLEY EVANS, who commanded
the Bering sea feet, is en- route to Washington.
1t is understood be will be detailed as inspector
of this light house district, with headquarters at
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

THE YORKTOWN has sailed from San Francisco
to join Admiral Gherardi's South American
feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31
MORE ABOUT THE DOLLAR SAW

EasMoRE ABOUT THE DOLLAR SAW.
1t is impossible to say too much about
this Dollar Saw. You haze nerer had a
sdu TO as this sdn satrs Made from
spring steel properly tempered. can be
bent back to the handle without break
ing. Handle riveted as to have a
terrible grip on the blade. Standard 26-
inch size. straight and hollow back, z to
IL teeth to the inch inclusive, absolutely
guaranteed-that is. q new one given for
every one showing the least defect, and
yet the price is but dollar.
FELT WEATHER STRIPS.
You can save about half your coal
bill and keep your house warm easier
by using Felt Weather Strips Felt is
better than rubber. Does not get hard.
snap OF nor melt as rubber does
Ordinary size for ordinary doors and
windows, 3 to &c. per foot. VIII last a
houses lifetime.
BARBER ROSS.
Builders Hardtcare,
COR. 11TH AND @ STS NV. O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

Ihs government Of the Argentine Republic
has been forced 10 send troops 70 Santiago dol
Estsro 10 supprs0 ~ rsvolS thsss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

RTHE PHoNoaRAPHs ACCURACY.
49, monographs sold by us be usedin
any state except New Jersey
A correspondent who Appreciates accuracy
says: Tie Phoaograph nth its uaSailiNg
faculty or refdihfng dfcsdtfon fndefnftstT
and with dbsolufs accuracy. enables me to ad-
drees nY correspondents IN my oea ianouaoe
fasisad of,ts b,i,lg attersc bg stenodrapkers."
II s. 3. EAsroS. Pres. T. F. cAoMELiN.H Il Z ssey. S
E~TO REPUBLICANS.-THE PREsIDEN.
~ hai campaign Of 1892 is now measured by
few days. Achange of cent in the votes Of two
full party vote Is Indispensable success That re-
Quires heavy burden OF legitimate expense and the
party manages m must rely uEonthe voluntary contr-
All wellwishefs Of the republican are urgently
invited to send In their either Of the
following members Of the advisory committee Of the
GARDINERa. HuBBARD. 1928 Connecticut ave.
MYRON n PARKER 141S ST. n w.
FRANK Tkl p; NHTEs; llol Pepn.yiyania ave. n. ".
HENRY c. WiNsHIP, foot Of 3oth 81
BRoWNE lacifc building:
HENRY Y 3; eLy Hl0TNI; Is; The Oaks. esorsetown. D. c.
JOHN Z: HERhELL, y14 PENNSYLVANIA ave. q q
y9HN 59HN Ny NJ FE5MpsoN E5soN I'M S13 10TH st q.
LEWIS +. MicHENEE, Pacifc buiidiur.
ArTRg A E gRiTT3}Hii W}fitR6 l1S5 @ st. NV.
BY A 7; nkiTIoN. Trsasu .; and .iii b foiio~sd
Ss e s.s
rhe NIBhAsxk xssocrArIox win
e % g X III 1e " s;css e: sos
ossslnsd g - hs 8 Mc izil q ".
oc2o2t Chatrman oommiftss q Isssapor5sS5o.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

SECRETARY JOHN W. FOSTER was at his desk
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

SECRETARY CHARLES FOSTER has returned to
the city and was at his desk early this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31
FINANCIAL.

24rH
IssuE Or SrocK
OPENED OCTOBER 17TH. 1909.
EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The EQUITABLE IL n purely co operative
saving and leaning Institution. 1t loans
money at fair rates Of interest on long time
and monthly installments and pays fair and
reliable profits on shares.
SAVING. The oath issue Of stock 1, open for sub
ssription and first payment. which can be
made at the Office OF the association daily
from Ga m. to 4:30 p. IN. Shares. g.. so
monthly. Until maturity OF shares when
full earnings are Paid. per cent interest
Per annum Is guaranteed
LoANING Those who desire loans 10 pay for
property. pay of mortgages. or for build,ng
purposes. should ascertain the terms upon
which money is loaned by the Equitable
Cooperative Building Association.
Eishty-seven monthly payments of priu-
cipsl and interest settles q loan in full.
ANY portion all of q loan. however.
may be settled at any time by paying ac-
crued interest to date of such = settle
ment Commissions and heavy expenses
are avoided.
Pamphlets erpfafnino the advantages
and bensfts ~ the dssocidtion and other
tn'ormation Jurnished uyon apphcatton
az fhe office. zoos r st.
THOMAS SONERvTILE, President
A. J. SCHAFHIRT, Vice President
GEO. W. CASTELAR, I'd Vice President
JOHN JOY EDISON. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
BrNJ r. TELLER, III. II. TwOMBLY
FRED. W. PRATT, GEO. W FISHER
ELLIS SPEAR. JOB BARNARD,
LAWRENCE GARDNER MARCUS BAkER
JOHN ". SCHAEFER.
Ofice EQUITABLE BUILDING, zoos 81.
oc2O-&t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

Collision on the Norfolk and Western.
Special d. D.spatch to The Evening Star
PETERSBURG, Va. Oct. Sl.--A collision o.
CURED on the Norfolk and Western railway
about O'Clock this morning four miles east Of
Disputanta station which caused By .
heavily loaded coal train breaking In two. AZ
the time another extra cattle train was follow
ing on behind and this trSA nan into
that section of the forward train which
had become detached. Fourteen cars and loco
motive were badly wrecked and thrown down
distance. Engineer Cummings Of Crewe, We,
was hurt, and also several brskemen. An un-
known white tramp who was stealing ride waD
killed, his body being horribly mangied- H.
track is badly blocked and il viii b sever1
hours before IL can be cleared.
What the London ''rimes" Thipks - It.
LONDON. Oct 31.-The Times today pub-
fishes long review Of American politics. n
says this country has no reason 20 Be vsry -
thusiastic over either candidate. Mr.. C1svslanA
while President distinguished himsslf BY .
gratuitous insult 70 England by demanding tie
recall Of Minister West, and Preaidsnt HarFipon
has not been behind hand IN IL sams
methods Of currying favor with ths omnipo-
tent Irish vote. The appointment 81 ninigssr
to Chile of Patrick Exan, vhoss frisndshiD
with Mr.. Blaine he lately boasssd Il in puh1S,
is enough, according 10 the Tssses, 10 indicate
the spirit Of the administration which sslscesd
the 6nancier Of the Land League outrage oum-
paign for diplomatic promotiou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

GEN. BRADY Of Virginia called at the White
House TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31
SIS
81 }
FiFrFFN DOLLARS
viii secure
ONF HUNDRED DOLLARS

Viii secure
O~E HUNDRED DOLLARS
In slork of the r-s. issue ~ the
GOOD HOFE MINING COMPANY
Per- q short rHss eng. Nhsa fIs pSlcs rfH hs
tar1efs aSrdnced
The oood HoTe mine is located in Custer county
Cchorsfu. mar the Bas-ick Humtoldt I.xyrn.
~orth. Ben Eaton and other tniue- already famous
fr th.lr large pruucts Of rich siVsr-teartn or~-
In. MIN - dsNeloped by incline shaft lOD
fsrt deep and by levels of 20 AMI 100 feet re-
sr-ctively. along the vein and showing an excel
l-nt bosiy u ray Ore. The Company has PLACED
20 900 shares. oDs-tenth Of It's stock. upon the
ns-set u the low price OF Is cents share, for the
parp Of purc bs=inx machinery and thOrouxnIy
sqhs-ysnx the uaiu- for oTeratiun- aud but small
NUM- n "a these shAre< remain unsold- The ma
chinsfy 10 the ground. Ill repairs 10 the
shNft ere veil savsnced and the psoductioB u pay
M will son couuens
Here Is your OBJ ortunity 20 make money on a
bikEcfORs: HON H. TowNsEND. THOMAS
NekEk, g. 9. CLEMENTS. r. > WILL
Oties Room - Loan and Trust buildin<. wssh-
tnzton. II. q. Further Information cheerfully
faEpL<hed hy v - WILLIAMS. Masonic Temple
Drus stors. osL and y st- nv oel5-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31
INTEREST PArp UPox DEposrrs

Save your money with regularity. In 80
DOING will not only save money. but you
Will sarn money ~ you d-posit II with this
eompsny Attntercst Although such money
draws interest IL l. subJrct 90 check at all
times.
TreasurersO Of Organizations. Associations.
soctetiss. Loss-s. n will do we'll 10 de-
posit the sinking funds % their respective
examinations at interest with this
pAny.
LOANS.
This COMPANY has money 90 loan on real
estat. tn the District of Columbia. stocks,
bonds and other collateral securities
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
A 7. BRITTOS. Ir.sie>nt.
nsnkinE Housr 1905 a ST NV.
ststsss Warehouse. II4O 18th stpw il
". y HOGE Pre- 7. c. DANIEL. Sec.
LIMITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN AssO-
CIArIoS. 1913 St. Washington. d. c.
shsre.. sIOo. payable in monthly ins,AlIments.
Witch participate IN all groats and mature ia 81
months
Pays Interest money deposited IN any Amonnt.
and Per cent interest paid on special deposits
nom tbs date they made. oc2s1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDaY.-Internal rev.
enue. S75l ,0l9; customs, s90l, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

MAJ. GEN. ScHoFIELD has returned to the
War Department
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uAyY 1ou PROTECTED YOUR FAMILY
~ a<ainst the trfship@ which may fall upon them
= con-s2a~ncs of your DEATH arits % concern
irH policy In tbs Srsst Equits6le Life Assurance
(Dmpany. CHARLES L. GukLEY.
Gnl-sD l.S,6 g. n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

RrpIArrxa.. RrrLAr1sa.
Go direct TO the factory branch,
531 SEVENTH ST. n W.
ltnehne Of silver Ware on hand
kANG sONSs AANUTACTURINo co.,
ssI Isceory. Baltimore. Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

We Do Nor MaxUrAc1unE FrEr.
Ba, We can az" those you have. ingrowtng
~. each. LADIES' maid in attendance. =
PRor. j. j. GEoRers & Sox.
CHlkOfODIsTs. PARLORS. lll5 PA. AVE ocs0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

RNoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name Of keithley Tucker builders has been
dissolved Mr. Keithiey all liabilities the
firm and 10 whom all debts due the firm be paid
The business will be continued by Mr. Keithley at the
old place, corner 9Th and sts e. where he will be
pleased to his friends and patrons Residence 613
b ST. Sc.
GEORGE KEITHIEY
ocoS-0' GEORGE :. TUCKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSFOR SALE BEAUTIFUL HOUSE Just
- finished 9rooms and bltb near eth 1T and
Maryland aye ne at very low figure II sold az once
4. A. BhOADbENT. co. L st. oc29-3ts
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RArys ESrERpR1sE.
1241 nth ST. s. e.

'e have never seen as many smiling faces as the
ie that left our house this week over our remnant
gains. This ad will give you some good values in
ants. Ladies' and Children's Wraps at the low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31

F~MkN'S SHIRTS TO ORDER
Da Now is the time 10 have your Shirts m ade
Tor II IL wellknown fact that shirt made In the
fal Is warmer for winter and cooler for summer We
have one OF the best equipped shirt factories in the
country employ only thoroughly experienced work
men and guarantee perfect shirts ade in the
best possible manner If otherwise don t keep them
oc20-3m WOODWARD & IOTIfROP
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\ HAVE LARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS
u which can loan on real estate securIty at > per
cent Address J. b Ofltce. ar4tr
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OCTOBER.2s 1892
The partnership existing between George
solved The publishing and printirg hnsns Ueen I M
carried on without change Of name by GEORGE W.
G. W GRoVE& CO.. 1897 Est. JOHN r. BRADLEY
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-08
AT REST FOREVER.
Funeral Yesterday st the Church Of tn
Sacred Heart.

Funeral Yesterday at the Church Of the
Sacred Heart.
The last rites over all that was earthly
OF Miss Mamie Mclaughlin were observed
yesterday morning at the Sacred Heart
Church.
The cortege was formed at her late
home on Japonica street and followed by
sorrowing relatives and friends the re-
mains were taken to the edifice where she,
when blessed with health, attended 80
regularly and devotedly.
High mass OF requiem was celebrated by
Rev. Father Fitzgerald, assisted by the
choir under the direction of Professor
o. Demers.
After services the remains of the young
lady were taken to Mount st. Marys
cemetery and laid at rest beside those OF
her father. Among the many floral
tributes were two pieces inscribed "My
Friend"and "Our Cousin, and beautiful
basket.
The bearers were: Thomas Callaghan,
Patrick Cooney, Michael Cavansugh,
Michael Mitchell, Jshn +. McAlevy and
James Googan.
or the once unbroken family circle their
remain two brothers and their mother TO
monrn the loss OF a kind, loving, gentle
sister and daughter.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-08
HAS DISAPPEARED.
Hon Eben Hutchinson Of Chelsea,
Mass, Leaves for Parts Unknown.
His Absence May Not Be the Result OF an
Attempt 10 Defraud.

BosTON, July SIT was stated yester-
day that Hon. Ebcn Hutchinson Of Chel-
sen had made nm assignment and sud
denly disappeared There has been so
much comment on his action that 4. w.
Porter, Judge Hutchinson's law partner,
stated that he {. sure, whatever the
Judges irregularities may have been, they
are not the result of m intention to de-
fraud. There is no doubt that he was
embarrassed and hard pressed for money,
but this was largely due 10 the fact that
his credit was impaired by the ugly
rumors ailoat at the time Of the run on
the savings bank in Chelsea, of which he
was an official. during his absence
on business from tho state. Persons who
had intrusted him with money for invest
mcnt became clamorous for payment on
his return, and the result was he could
not meet those claims without great sac
rifices of real estate.
All that Mr.. Porter knows about the
real estate and other private business Of
Judge Hutchinson is that some Of his In
vestments have been unfortunate aud he
has lost money on them. This so preyed
upon his health that he recently had Sc
we're spell Of sickness, which, at one time,
IL was believed would terminate fatally,
and FROM which he has not fully recov-
cred. The only cause for his absence from
Chelsea that Mr.. Porter is aware Of is
impaired health, and hc knows of no
reason why he should not return. What
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-08
CASE OF CONSPIRACY.
officers of Cash Regis
ter Company Indicted.
A POLICE INVESTIGATION.
Locomotive Combine Declared to Be
False by Manufacturer.

BOSTON July s. S.-Among the most i'm
rortant indictments that have been re-
turned this year by the grand jury of the
United States circuit court for the dis
trict Of Massachusetts,, held at Boston, are
those which were found yesterday against
John II. Patterson, president of the Ma
tionnl Cash Register company, +. j. Pat
tcrson, Joseph III. Crane, Henry Theobald
aud twenty-four others, officers and
agents Of the National Cash Register COM
pny OF Dayton, o., for criminal con-
spr1cy 10 ruin the cash register business
of The Llmson Consolidated Store Service
company and the business of other cash
register companies.
The indictments are quite voluminous,
and consist of seven counts. I'm which IL is
alleg, q that the officers of the National
Cash register company unlawfully know
ingly and wilfully engaged in a combina-
tion in restraint OF the cash register trade
and commerce in cash registers among
the several states, and joined in a common
purpose 20 destroy and ruin the trade in
cash registers carried on by the Lamson
aud other cash register companies by en-
ploying detectives to follow, annoy and
harrass The selling agents, and to person
ally assault and injure them; by enticing
away the employees and agents OF
said companies. and by unlawfully in
ducing agents OF said companies TO
break existing contracts; by fraudu-
lcntly procuring persons secretly in the
employ OF the National Cash Register
company 90 obtain employment with the
ianspn company, aud to obtain posses
sion Of the business secrets of the Lamson
company and TO communicate the same to
the olii ;tts Of the National Cash Register
company and by intimidating persons
who h11 Purchased cash registers from
said C. p rtsi ter companies, and by in.
ducios sri. persons to discontinue
Che usa o; said cash registers by
stndinS 10 prospective purchasers, cir
cuiar', ETC., containing threats. by
hrin ling IN unreasonable number
Of suits for alleged infringement
OF the United States letters patent;
by threatening to put keepers in certain
stores; and they did publish and cause to
be published in the Cincinnati CONNER
cial Gazette the Boston Herald and Day
ton Evening Herald certain printed state
ments, which in substance contained
threats against purchasers and pros
pcctiye purchasers of cash registers pur-
chased Of the Lamson and other cash
register companies.
Ia the indictments are the names of
Charles u. Lord Of Boston and Wilfred
w. Lawrence of Boston. A United States
officer pla ced the latter under arrest last
evening.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-08
AN AFFECTING SEQUEL
How WAnAttIebOrOEIOpe
ment Ended.
STRANGE LIVES AND LOVES.
Wife Leaves Her Husband and Joins
transforming Troupe.

Here is a tale Of tangled lives in which
heart broken husband and a daughter
cast off by her father for marrying against
his wishes, only to in turn desert her
partner.
Last Summer Leo Hamburger, a travel
ling salesman OF New York, visited one OF
the Massachusetts watering places.
There he met Miss Lena Cole, the daugh-
ter of a wealthy jeweller of Attleboro, and
a niece of Congressman of Rhode Island.
They resolved to marry, and an elope-
ment-for which the girls father has
never forgiven her-followed.
Hamburger and his wife travelled about
over the country. He attended TO his
business affairs and his wife was con-
stantly with him.
They seemed very much devoted to one
another and appeared TO live peaceful
and happy welded life.
Last winter they went to Atlanta, Ga.
The commercial man had acquaintance
here and he and his wife spent several
days in the city in the society of their
friends.
They left for their home in the North
directly afterwards.
In March Mr.. and Mrs. Hamburger came
South again.
They reached Augusta, and were there
for day or two when the young wife
suddenly disappeared.
Her husband was perplexed, but after
fruitless search ascertained that the girl
had deserted him.
Ever since that time he worked tirelessiy
in an effort to find his absent wife. A
short while ago the husband located the
girl in little town near Agusta, Ga.
She was leading lady in a theatrical
company, managed by a woman who
called herself Mrs. Berine Coleman.
Mrs. Coleman's son looked after the re-
ceipts from a very cheap priced perform
ance while his mother superintended the
| stage and hustled a half dozen amateur
actors and actresses on and off the boards
When discovered by her husband, Mrs
Hamburger declared her intention OF win
ming fame on the stage.
The company failed in few weeks, ant
| all trace Of the wife was lost
A week ago he found her in Atlanta, bu
all efforts to effect a reconciliation PROVED
fruitless.
lie pleaded and spoke of her fathers
grief, but it was unavailing.
"You are bounding me down." she
said. "My father don't want me, and II
he did | would not 80 back. ] am with
friends and shall stay with them"
The girl IL determined not to return tc
her husband. lie intends to swear Out
warrants against the people whom h,
says have been harbouring his wife.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-08
THE VICTIM MAY DIE.
A Very Serious Runa-
way Accident.
DRAGGED ON HIS HEAD.
Frightfuli Experience Of an Italian
Driver Of an Ice Cream Wagon.

Last evening Libra Bellardini, about 80
years OF age, who drives an ice cream
wagon for the fruit store on Broad street,
opposite the horse car barn, was probably
fatally injured by his horse running away.
He was out peddling on Broad street,
and was STOPPING over In the team getting
some cream for a customer, when the
horse started.
In trying to stop the animal he was
thrown to the ground head foremost.
His foot got caught and he was dragged
along, his head on the ground. When he
did extricate himself the wheel passed
over his head.
He was carried to his home In this city
and Doctors Matthew and True attended
him.
There are cuts and bruises all over his
head.
He was unconcious all night and this
morning II was thought he would die.
He has been in the country three mont hs
and has wife and child I'm Italy.