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The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
HIS WISH FULFILLED.


Robert ryrrilrs victim, Mary Elsie.
Dies at Providence.
PEoNlbrNe +, Junr = Mary Elsie died
here from the brutal assault committed
upon her by Robrrt rvrrll, April %, in
the hagnio at Byron street Both parties
are colored, and Tyrrill who had been
putting ont IA good deal of money on Mary,
VIII WAS domestic, became jealous of
huoth her colored man. Finding the girl
alone in the house he pounded her head
vii Ia II flatiron, stabbed her with cary
Ing knife and fork aud jumped upon her
until he supposed She WAS dead Then he
bought revolver and went cunning for
the other fellow.
Not finding him he went back tofhe
house. found that Mary was still alive, but
unconscious, hammered her head again
with u tatrOn, and then fired shot III o
her back. She remained unconscious for
more than II week, and her lower limbs
were completely paralyzed. showing
that the bullet had struck the spinal
column DR.. Palmer will perform an
autopsy.
Tyrrill. who has been in ilil ever since
has expressed but one v ISL that he al
killed Mary aud her coorrd friend, and
thai tic had been enabled to get to Boston
tia. afternoon to do upa "omih friend Of
h.- paramount, whom he accused OF shell
teriug Mary and his rival the sunday
night before he shot them
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
Worlds Fair Notes,

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n.y. ' ,u W' la ''l - ,,;i';m'
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The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
For The Rsps.sss.
Parlin Pond House.

One of the best fishing and hunting
resorts among the many good ones In
our state and one that Is rapidly gaining
in popularity is that of \. W. Murphy
at Parln Pond.
With II beautiful intervale farm on the
shore of fine sheet of water three miles
long, surrounded by the deep green
woods and near the foot of Bald Noun
tain, the hi9hest peuk in Maine, Nick
has Il really charming spot.
1t is connected by stage with terminus
of the Somerset X. X. at Bingham and.
from the first of June until the falling OF
the leaves in autumn. this drive of thirty
eight miles, is one of the most pleasant
in New England. while ride of twelve
miles over IA good road takes one to the
{. =. r., station at ,Jackman. Il is but
ii few rods across Il pretty grass field
from the door of the Parlin Pond House
Ia the shore of the pond. where plenty
of trout. weighing from fourth of IL
pound toa pound and half and even
larger. can be caught for table Use.
Those who wish to take them faster can
be fully satisfied ut Horse Pond only
five miles away. where there are ample
camps and an experienced and ohlging
cook. while for the lovers of the brook
trout there are several Nell-stocked
trout brooks within easy distance, one
being but Il few rods away.
Those who wish To pass their vacation
AT Il quiet home-like house with genial
and homelitr host and hostess. in the
midst of wild mountain and lake scenery
with well cooked food. prompt and
cheerful attention. nothing -tinted. and
at reasonable rates can find plenty of
worse places than Nicks.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
Economical Baking Powder.

\ curious housekeeper of experience recent
ly made u careful practical test OF the com
parative baking value of large number OF
the baking powders in the market, including
those of low and high cost. She found that
twenty five cents worth of Households Bread
Preparation raised more flour and produced
much better results than the same moneys
worth of the cheap adulterated powders, and
also that it took fifty cents worth of the
ordinary hgh-cost baking powders to raise
the same quantity of -four. From this she
concluded that il was more economical to use
the Horseford's than the low priced adulte-
rated powders. and the product much
better, We commend trial of this expert
ment by our lady friends
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
CONDENSED NEWS.


Steamer st. Pancras was damaged So,
NO by fire in Brooklyn.
American nhalers are charged with
poaching in Hudson bay
Antifree coinage men believe they can
iefeat the silver bill in the senate
Captain Richard +. Dodge, ex-collector
pf the port Of Salem, Mass, is dead
Four hundred employees of the Anchor
steamboat line of St. Louis are on strike.
Judge Henry l.. Mitchell has been nom
mated for governor by Florida Democrats
RESOLUTIONS were adopted by the Near
igna canal convention appealing to CON
gress for financial aid to complete the
work Dr.. >.
Austin Cotbin has signed n contract for
the construction of n tunnel under the
East river.
Muster Work man PoWderly declines To
be n candidate on the People Party prc9i-
Dental ticket
OBITUARY.
Hon james W Clark, for many years a
prominent Republican, and who has held
many officers Of honor, died at Framing
ham, Mass. aged N.
John l.. Whiting, leading brush man
ufacturer, died OF apopltNy at Boston,
aged 90
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

UMBRELLA manufacturers have formed n
com hine, with "A capital of S5,oD,000
Manchester has signed Dave Coughlin
rs catcher He is great favorite in that
city.
Captain Whitehead has been summa-ly
removed from the command OF the l. : :.
Baltimore.
The Lowell and Manchester papers are
at each other again this year over their re-
spective bail teams
Ex- Keeper Buck was sentenced to three
years Mt hard labor for aiding in Bunco
OBrien's escape.
The absorption Of the Mississippi Valley
railroad by the Illinois Central is practi-
cally "A foregone conclusion.
William 5. kmball of the foxboro
Mass baseball team, broke the cartilage
in his ankle in II game with the Tauntons.
s.n11iid Davis, u colored woman 10 years
old, of Hartford, swallowed some rheumatic
liniment by mistake for gin and died in
few moments
In the terrible disaster of fire and food
at Oil City, Titusville and Meadville,
Pa, probably more than 30 lives were
lost and the property damage will proba-
bly, reach millions.
a Brattleboro tNtJ man, for uniawfully
catching two black bass in the close
season from SpofTord lake in Chesterfield,
n, H., was fined $40 for each fish, with
costs, making S!497
Mayor Carroll of Providence has re.
quested Charles f. Buckln, member of
the license board, to resign. lie refuses to
do so. Bucklin is "A Republican, and was
appointed by Mayor Goodwin
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

lIarpers Weekly.-The rupture in the
Democratic party in New York is the
serious and doubtful point in the Demo
cratic prospect. In 1884. with the Mug
wump support and the Republican aliena-
ton of the Conkling contingent, but
without open Tammany hostility. Mr..
Cleveland barely carried the State. In
1883. with IA united party. he lost it. In
1862. after all that has occurred, it cam
not be said that the party situation in
the State is more favorable.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
DIED IN AGONY.

Yale Sophomore becomes the Victim
Of Initiation Ceremonies.
NEW HAVEN, June 1.-Wilkins Rustin,
the Yale sophomore who was injured in
the Junior society initiation last week,
died at ll:;n last night. He sank rapidly
after 5 O'Clock, and an operation was
performed with the hope Of prolonging
life until his parents arrived, but it was
unsuccessful Rustin WAS 2S years old
and ii bright and popular young man. At
the initiation Rustin was blndfolded
and told to run down street He swerved
IA little from the direct course and dashed
into the pole of carriage before he could
be checked. He received an awful blow
on the abdomen and was in intense agony
until death
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

Four persons We're drowned at Forest
City, Mo.
Hide dealers formed national associa
ton at Chicago
Four men were killed by "a boiler explo-
sion near Odeville, Ind.
The Red river in Arkansas is fourteen
miles wide at one point.
The Hunt levee in Illinois has given way
and rich land is inundated.
Kerosene is recommended as the best ex
terminator for the caterpillar
A Wichita (kan,) lawyer challenged II
Judge because of an alleged insult.
Beverly (Mass.) is excited over three
deaths in christian Scientist" families.
A Yale student has died from the effects
Of initiation into the ID. X. T. at New
Haven.
President Harrison has forwarded to
Governor Pattison 500 for the sufferers at
Oil City and Titusvlie.
In the Royal Southern Yacht club re-
gatta ut Southampton, Emperor Will
JAMS yacht Meteor was beaten by the
lverna by nine minutes in forty-mile
race.
A section hand on the Old Colony,
named Allen, fell from moving handcar
ut East Taunton, Mass, and was fatally
injured
THE annual parade, banquet, review and
election of officers of the Ancient and
Honorable company took place in Boston
Monday, the Troy Citizens corps being its
guests.
OBITUARY.
Augustus Russ an able Boston lawyer
| Il; tod he, oh al
Horace +. Burkmar, II leading druggist
and prominent Mason, died at Rockland,
Me.
John Dunlap, tin plate importer, died
at Pittsburg He was strong advocate
Of free trade He was IS years old and
leaves fortune valued at $20O0,0O0
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
BY ERE AND flOOD.
Many Persons Hav. Perished in the
Pennsylvania OIL Region.

Many Persons nave PeTtsheh IN the
Pennsylvania OH Region.
OH. CITY, Pa, June THE disaster at
Oil City is but half known, There is
little reason to change the estimate given
that 100 are dead. General Wiley says
that sixty-seven bodies have been recov-
cred.
TlTrsvIILE, Pa, June Over fifty
dead recovered, perhaps fifty more not
found aud ut least Sl,00o0oo worth OF
property destroyed by fire and food, is the
sum total OF the disaster which has over
taken Titusvile
PITTsBuRG, June 7.--Governor Pattison
telegraphs from Harrisburg that he has
issued IA proclamation asking for relief for
the citizens of northwestern Pennsyl.
ania
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

ALBANY. june & Governor Flower has
granted II pardon tor Joseph Barondess.
whose sentence to term in Sing Sing for
eXtortion practiced during the cloakmak-
ers' strike in New York city was recently
affirmed by the court Of appeals.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
Roy kickcd SenscIess.

M1pnLETuWN, Conn, June 4--,Iohnnie
Nicoli, an Italian boy of years, was
kicked senseless by an Italian workman
named Angelo yesterday, The boy has
been unconscious ever since, is frighffully
bruised. and will die Angelo was intoxi-
Gated lie has fed
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

BRrNswIcK,M Me, June L. In Woodside's
granite quarry yesterday, IA guy to II der
rick broke, letting the derrick fall. Albion
L, Woodside, the proprietor. was struck
on the head and his skull was crushed
He died later. Another man was stunned,
but not SERIOUSLY injured.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

MANCHESTER, n. H., June Pink eye
has broken out in the stables of the Man
chester Street railway, and eleven horses
are affected so far The sick animals
have been quarantined and all efforts are
being made to prevent the spread of the
disease
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

CHlC AGO, June b.-One mouth ago Ed
Partridge was king on the board of
trade, and was the reputed owner of about
81 900, 900 profits in selling wheat short
What, by its upward bound, has wiped out
this handsome profit, and again the
"plunger's" fortune hangs in the balance
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
Maine at the WORLD, Fair.

BANGok, Me-, June 1.-THE Maine board
of Worlds fair managers held business
meeting here. Professor w. 5 Bayley of
Colby university presented the matter of
making mineral exhibit. and the board
voted to expend 500 for such purpose
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
A Victim of Hydrophobia,

HousAToNIC, Mass, June Emma, the
S-year-old daughter of Adelbert Ireland
died of hydrophoba, in great agony, hav-
ing been bitten by rabid dog three
months ago. The wound healed and had
been forgotten.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

ALFRED. Me. June In the supreme
court William, Michael J., and Thomas
Moran, Jr., Leader parkhurst and Michael
Blr,ieford drug .ists-who were
indicted on spoilers evidence, pleaded
guilty, and paid fines of 500 and costs
each
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

The Comptroller of the currency has
declared fourth dividend of five per
cent in favor of creditors of the Nave
rick National bank of Boston, making
Sc per cent on all claims proved.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
An Agttated Town.

MlDDLErowN, Conn. June 2-rhree inn
migrants from the quarantine steamer
Urania, which had smallpox on board. are
said To have arrived in Portland The
town is agitated and the selectmen are
thoroughly investigating the matter
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
Express Train struck Him.

HARTFORD, June flames jaeger.
marketman, was instantly killed at Wind.
sor Locks by the Boston express. He was
rs years old and leaves wife and two
children. lager WIS crossing the track
to take "A train for Hartford
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

Non 70 The
o N sin the nof Brt
fprth l. the day
lbe
rayth
Nancof N Amount
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

Trial bottle mailed on receipt of IS cents
in stamps. Rumiord Chemical Works,
Providence, r. |.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
Wesserrunset Stock Farm
Tho tvottlrg bred
Stallion
hEA Nv =

nEW u ~ ~
by Nelson's Onward,
half brother to the great
Nelson, 2:10. Will make
the season OF 1892 ut
Weoserrunset
STOCK FAR M,
rvcry day except Thurs.
day, when he will stand
NJ Wellington stores.
Service Fec $40
to warrant, payable
when mare proves in
fOAl. SINGLE SERVICE
$500, cash ut time Of
service. Mares disposed
Of will be considered
in foal. Season com
Jncnced April 10.
Henry p. is a very
handsome, fine styled
horse, q rich colored
hay; stands 1854 hands
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
Tue sslay, June !

Typhus fever is raging at St Johns,
n f.
The Russian en- barge on grain has been
raised.
Saenz Pena is likely to be Argentine's
next president.
Schooner Annie f. Fowler is wreck on
Brigantine shoals.
A regular army officer has been detailed
to instruct the Maine militia
Another dividend has been declared in
favor of the Maverick bank creditors
A 5.year-old girl WAS killed by an cleo
trio car on Washington street, Boston.
Portland (Me) Republican delegates
were instructed Tor Cleaves for governor.
a Barre (NtD granite manufacturer
propose, to form stock company with
cutters.
William p, Walker of Somerville Mass. ,
while demcnted fell from fire escape
and was killed.
A warrant has been issued for the arr est
of the man who recently poisoned two
girls in London.
John Dillon has suggested arbitration
to prevent the conflict OF the Irish fac
tons ut the polls.
Two Portsmouth (N H. young men
We're drowned by the capsizing of boat
and two others were rescued
\ movement is on foot to have the date
of the Worlds Fair dedcatory services
changed from Oct. II to Oct. II.
The will of Horace Woodman, the Saco
(Me.) inventor, leaves his large fortune
wholly to members of his family.
The ordnance bureau of the navy depart
ment favors utilizing the Sims torpedo in
conjunction with submarine boats.
A blizzard is raging in the northwest
South Dakota and Wyoming are covered
with snow, and crops and live stock are
suffering greatly.
James Salter. AZ years old, "A Jockey of
Hartford, was found suffering from alco,
holism on the street in New York and
sent to hospital.
The largest paper manufacturing com
pany AT Livermore Falls, Me, has con
tracted for II large dynamo to light its
mills by electricity
Cruiser No. II uhe MarbeheatD, now
building at the City Point works. South
Boston, will probably be launched about
the middle OF July.
Rev. Loren Webster rector of st. Mark $
church, Ashland, y. H., has been chosen
rector Of Holderncss school for boys, vice
Rev +. c. Coolbaugh, resigned
The Countess of Aberdeen Fund.- in
the hands of A. Shuman of Boston, now
amounts to $500. 1t is in aid of IA repre-
sentation of Irish industries at the Column
bian exposition.
OBITUARY.
George McQuesten. leading lumber
merchant of Boston, aged 10
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
Freedom Notice.

l relinquish to my son, Ralph H. Foss. hi
time during his minority, claim none of hi
wages, settle no debts of his contracting afte
this date.
Skowhegan, May IA, 1892.
3w20. JOSEPH FOSS
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
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ACID PHOSPHATE.

An agreeable preparation
of the phosphates. for lndi-
gestion. Nervousness, Men,
tai and Physical Exhaustion.
Recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians of all
schools.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
.t.IHww' - -"

$ md o
hinedt the
side these qhaitc h has the Ivan
n. p. BUSH, Proprietor, Athens, Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
Statesmen WANTED.

THO sell in this State, the only Safe in the
world made with steel fianges. All others
have cast iron. Guaranteed PERFECT FIRE
RECORD. Trial trip on commission. If sue
cessful, salary and expenses afterward. Ad-
dress with references, W. C. IRELAND & Co., 81
Sudbury ST., Boston, Mass. 2w23.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

ono or more stpn2us OF poetry, all rym-
ing and pertaining 10 tho gentlemen
they represented, and his line. many II
winch were amusing. Tie whole affair
was credit to the Ionng lahies ~
charge and 4 handsome sIn %is no'iad
winch will 10 used toward paying Tor u
fine drinking fountain 10 be Put up on
the corner OF Hanover and Fourth
streets. Eighty dollars had been raised
before this entertainment was gwen
Tie special meetings at the y. NJ.
c. a, this week in charge Of Rev. Riddle
hayo been interesting and helpful, Tic
subject this evening viii be "lhe re-
ligion that sustaina" The Crescent
quar,ette will sing. All men are in-
v!icG.
Auditor Henderson, OF Belmont coun.
ty, has been elected secretary oI state
association oi cONnty auditors, which
mas benn holding its annual session ut
Columbus this week.
Newton NIichaels. coal miner, was
killed By Il fall OF slate in The Wheeling
q Lake Erie coal mines ut Dillnnvale on
Tuesday evening. Ills body was horri-
bly, crushed.
John w. vickers will address the
members Of Standard council No. 80 ut
their hall tomorrow afternoon at .
o'clock. All members OF sister councils
are invited,
Rev. D. II. Riddle. who is conducting
the evangelistic meetings in the y. ".
G. A., will preach in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning.
Rev. W. IL. Burbank will preach in
St. Paul's Episcopal church tomorrow
at $3.50 in the afternoon.
Richard Stewart will be chief marshal
for the Democratic parade tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Mitchell have re-
turned from visi: A. Toledo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

all overnearly all the time, aud my body felt nS
sore as II II had been pounded with club. l
had q constant pain over nv eyes aud through
my temples, and my eye.ba.ls nchGd and panied
me away bRCk into my head. also had shoot
Ing pains through my chest to each shoulder
blade, pain and soreness in the small OF my
back, over the region OF my kidneys, and pain
shooting down tho legs TO the knees with at
times a numbpess and pricking sensation, as o.
needles jaggiug me. had rheumatism all
through my body, so bad ~ times conld not
go to sleep
MY nose and throat were constantly stopped
up with sticky. tenacious mucuS and would
often hawk out little chunks OF hard stuff as
black as coal. My throat finally got so sore and
swollen ! could scarcely swallow. Ny ears were
also affected by roaring aud hiSSiug sounds
1.-THE appetite became affected aud nothing
ate seemed TO agree with me- After eating my
stomach would swell I'D Ike drum. and wa!
troubled With belGhnR OF gas palpiutiOE OF
heart, dizzy md SmotEcrinG sensations, etc.
~ could not sleep vel my sleep Was troubled
With horrld dreams aad worked all night n
these dreams. and awOkc III the morning tlTed.
unreircsfled sore aud aching oil over Finally
night sweaS set in, which made me VerS weak
and nervous
II Shnll always bless the day was directed to
Drs Copeland. Boil and Davis, for They have
douc for mo what M other doctors could do,
they have cured mo ale and sound. nnd now
feel like Il new person. liGve no aches ornatnS,
cat and sleep we'll, and awake IN toe morning
rested and OH Slou' for my daily work. shall
never forget what they have Cone lof me
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19
READ THIS.
1T IS OF VITAL INTEREST TO
YOU.
Some of Thcs, symptoms arc Present
in Every Case Of catarrh.

lain owe the yes or ncros the bridge Of The
10 e
| \ aull hcidaahc AID Cd feeling, ifom nc
know cause
soprIus ny OF ,ac nose, right or lcf: no'rIl
oirc changing
Ringing or bu,zing NOSES in the cars Often
imp firing The hearing.
Weik aud witeIy eyes, In zone caScia CON
slant tendency to snre Q.
Inability remember or ;hiHs, or 10 concen
| lrAte 'Inu,h un ans BIb.eC:.
lrlitIUiniy or Dad lempeg Hhu ueSFG W De
| left entirely alone
! i dBuricrrd stomach. Irregular bowels, So'e'
| ness and Oloitins aiic' no H.
Coughing IN inc morning oral or n WRrhl
meal, often attended with vomiting.
| \ tendency 10 lakG cod Oh ines iShicS' provo
| cation aud without apparent cause.
a CHOKING ~, lug ia he throat WHEN M
effort appears TO nc able To remove
| SNORING Ht night aud diy lutcheu tnIo'''
with bat ,Ns Ia the mouth III the morning
Itching ind drgueN an tue cars, wltn no Sc
erection and II dulncs' OF hearing. $50,
| An Offensive d sCharsc irom tue ears, Il nloSs
| frequent feSu o. CalArrh OF the heHit
Formation VI hard lamps IN the nose nuh III
the back plrt OF the thtoni. oitih dihicHIf !" ~
move.
Nervous and discouraged. Labor formerly
done With ease now accomplished with great
| difficulty.
4 constant eHor, 10 clear the tbroHt. generally
uu successful aud causing great s0rcues3
A feeling of apprehension OF Cvil ana AgeheEI'
| worry about ones physical condition nnu WEI
fare.
| Polypus tumors, a rfSul! OF catatth, with dry
ness OF the lhION and II bronchial or Mthhl"'le
| cough.
Hoatsencss the voice firing etiy. and win
| singers al inability, from husEInes3, 10 S'nS
| Gradual loss OF Gsh and strength, though lhe
usual amount OF food has been eaten
Rapid pHlpitaiion OF the heart, oiLGn nttenacu
with great nervousness; occurs nj night or nl'e'
meals
BAD breath. repul'ive 10 patient and those
about him. although The former may MOI be
awRrc OF IT, owing 10 inability to smell.
Shooting pains through the chest, showing
that CntHrrh Is extending to lie lungs RnG mhy
be the cause OF serious lnIschioL
secreuons gS'hSring IN the back part o. nose
and hrga,, having TO be cleared by Drawing
back and splitting in the morning anu during
the day to Obtain relief
MANY or THE FOREGOING SYMPTOMS
ARE FORERUHNERs OF' Z JNsLMPlION y
FATAL TERMINATION Is THREATENED UN.
LrSS SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT rs OBJ
TANNED.
Drs Copeland, Bell aud Davis have made, \
special study for ychri past OF diseases 81 nv
nose thrOat and chest. md b. thcirSpcclal IRAN
ing md wide experience, by treatment OF nun
drCds Of "incu:ablG cN,es'-SO called by phrNl'
clans who do not know how 10 haniln them -
are able TO give relief in every case aud cure mp
patiently hopeless ones.