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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-05-05
ON A RUNAWAY TRAIN,
Horrible Accident on Little Railroad
in Pennsylvania,

H0TrlDl6 hCUJuOuV VH U A1AVWS ~N"i@~N'~
in Pennsylvania,
The report OF fatal railroad wreck, which
occurred on the Bare Rocks Railroad, four
miles south of Somerset, has just come to
light.
The road is two miles in length and runs TO
large stone quarry operated by the owners
Of the road. The grade is about 100 leet TO
the mile. In coming down the train became
unmanageabIe and dashed down the grade
with frightful rapidity.
At the foot of the incline were several
loaded freight cars, into which the passenger
train plunged. On the engine were Engineer
Neff, his son, and John E. Pyle, with his wile
az" The three latter were hurled under the
engine as it leaped from the track and were
instantly killed. Neff and his son were lat
ally scaded. - ,vork.
inomen, some OF whom jumped from the
rn1away train and escaped with slight IN
;nries The balance were crushed ID the
wreck how many is not yet known.
seven bodies have already been rscoV-
cred.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-05-05

bus. there were the diplomatic corps, the
adnoiraIs and subordinate officers of every
great naval power in the world, Governors
Of neighboring States and famous army
officers. -.
The decorations of the garden were rich
and elaborate, eclipsing in their magnihcencee
and elegance anything ever before attempted
in the great auditorium. The main entrance
had been draped with a background OF pure
white, festooned with a delicate tracing OF
smilax and asparagus sprays, and cut howers
and rare exotics were profusely distributed
through this rich green ground. and my
Rad of tiny electric lights shone from out the
mass of flowers and verdure. Two silver
dragons, with great burning ruby eyes
guarded the Madison avenue entrance
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-05-05

men-of-war. The whistles of the tugs and
steamers kept up continual footing and
blowing from the time they were given per-
mission to start until the lower end of the
long line of the squadron was reached.
About o'clock the rain ceased to fall
although the clouds continued to hover
about in a threatening manner. President
Cleveland accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland
and Lieutenant Wood. left the Victoria Hotel
at los P NJ Eight minutes later the party
arrived at the foot Of West Twenty third
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-05-05

street. where a thousand men and women
who had stood in the rain for four hours,
cbeered him enthusiastically.
Mrs Cleveland, enveloped in tweed cape,
Macintosh. black felt hat and black ven,
was the first to alight, and her appearance
was the signal for the cheering TO pegin; Ing
President followed her, removing MS sllk nas =
and pausing for moment, bow'ng al afotIu
to the people. The party was iInIleulJ.I, SinS
started away as soon as the company was on
hoard. The launch steamed rapidly out TO
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-05-05
At the Ball.

The Columbian ball at the Madison Square
Garden was. in respect to magnincence OF
decoration and arrangement and OF large
number Of world-famous guests present, the
most splendid ever given in the New Worid.
Besides the President and his advisers, tne
chief legislative body of the United States
and Spanish grandee who is the namesake
and lineal descendant of Christopher Column
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-05-05

ASA. M. the vessels Of Spain, France,
Brazil and Argentina dressed ship. All OF
the other foreign vessels hoisted colors, with
the stars and stripes at the'main. The Ameri-
can ships hoisted colors, but did not dress
the wards until 10 o'clock, at which hour the
British, Russian and Italian ships also dressed
yards. H..
At la the Seeadler, of the German fleet,
fred her first gun. She was followed mo-
ment later by the Reina Regente, of the star
board column. and the two ships, one on
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-05-05

CorxsEb for the locomotive engineers in
tho Ann Arbor case have determined, In the
event Of their failure to secure a reversal OF
Judee Rick's decision by the Supreme Court,
TO appeal to Congress to amerd the inter
State Commerce act In the interest," ol 'n0
labor organizations, -
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-05-05
NEW KILLING DEVICE.
An Ohio Man Applies for Patent for a
Now Method 10 Execute MurdererS'

New Method 10 h1ecuVe hiui"0'01'
George Jeremiah, of Columbus has Just
onnlied for patent on device for the Kill
,na Of condemned persons. He claims tna'
49, ,no onorot,on will be as nearly painless as Is
compatible with certainty and qulcSness' 4h.t
# consists Of chair with neaa-reS' ~ 'na'
moves upon hinge 20 the chair proper; Saa
ulU n"otod in the chair, the victim lays his heao
hack in leatherined helmet which che Gs5dg Sody
iSGfSd is similarly csmpd in the chair tho cSa1ss trgsSt
releases spring which hcat tarQTs tSs 'Ot other U The
one way and the !; nelhg[ disIocated ate by the tor
neck mech dtsnen of ta9 f'% much i as neck
wrung .,oi,,e that this method will
In Inc snnersede lTeT hanging and other barOarou'
Toetbods SO9I o Of capital punishment
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-05-05

THE new Earl of Derby, formerly known as
Lord Stanley, of Preston. is popular ana
easy-going nobleman, type OF the 10 ny
good fellow" While Governor General Oh
Canada he was distinguished chiefly Tor MS
love of outdoor sports.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-05-05

Col. HueHEs-HALLET has sued two Lon Lon.
don papers for stating that Sir Charles DnSo
would De his fittest colleague III Pai PariiahieIs, ~
and that Sodom and Gomorrah "o"iu ~
their proper constituencies.
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Male Help Wanted.

a ACTIVE PERSON. OF GOOD CHARAO.
~ ter to trave', wit ey penaes paid. represent.
ing established hOnsr: salary $3.50, with iLcresse:
ncose r. ference aud self -addre ss+d stamppd en-.
ve.ope. General Maaagsr. ock Drawer p, Chicago.
altl8GW
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~Vs-sS y At hoin~ or to travel. TEAM YUR.
sIsBEn FREE. p. q. VICKERY. Augusta. Maine.
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wv " WAOO lDg FOR y r. JoRRp0N 3 Co.,
20Up-2.A-l-Hv Axiu ST., Richmond, W. ,pass4, 4.
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q z to SIS per day At home. selling Lightning
ID P.ster and piItt' Y jewel,y. watches. table.
Ware, etc.' tistee the Hnsat of 1ewelry good -
el. No exp, r,-ncr No capital. Every house Ass
goods needing pl.ti' 4
II. X. UkLNO / v, Cciumbus, Ohio.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
The SUN Lasted TIL Two a. m.

CHICAGO, June ct was not until
after 2 o'clock this morning that the
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
closed it's doors after paying the
last depositor that remained in line
at that hour. This performance, il
is said, broke the record, it being
the first time in this country, so far
as is known, that bank has re-
NAMED open after midnight III order
to meet q run. AS early as 7 o'clock,
however, another batch of deposi-
tors made their appearace, and
they lounged against tie walls, or
sat on the curbstone, awaiting the
regular hour for the opening.
At the various National banks,
it is said that the Illinois trust
which has savings deposits subject
to notice to total of ten aud a
half millions, and individual de-
posits subject to check of seven and
a half million more is as sound as
the Bank of England, and the Off
GERS Of the institution insist that
they can pay off every depositor in
the savings bank branch and till
have several millions left for ar
emergency.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
BOLD BANK ROBBERS.
AooA \ LITTLE ROCK BANK IL
BROAD DAYLIGHT.
are Helpless to Check Them
ana are saot at by the Robbers When.
ever They Showed themselves They
Make Haul Of $4,000.
BY Southe. Il Associated Press.

BY Southern Associated Press
LOUISVILLE, Jure ca Snec;al
from Rogers, Arkansas SAYS: This
toWn was thrown into the widest
excitement about .hree o'clock yes
terday afternoon by band Of six
robbers rushing in, with drawn
Wincheste,s and robbing tie Peo-
pies Bank Of gold ana currency
amounting to about $4,000. They
came into town by back aliev, and
lett one Of their number to hold
their horses while three Of tbero
went into the bank, and ct tie point
OF thelr guns compelled the cashier
TO give them al the cash in the
vault, snd two cf their number
stood guard st the door and fired
INTO the streets at everg man tho.
showed his head. TIE citizens
however as soon rs possible cot
what arms they could and began
hrlng ct the robbers and finally
wounded two of them, but 10 what
extent is not known. Three citi-
zens were wounded. Geo. j. Jack
son has slight wound in the head;
Tom Baker, slightly wounded in the
chin; Taylor Stone, shot IN the
groin, the ball coming out at the
hip. He is dangerously wounded
and may die. When the robbers
left the bank, they compelled some
OF the bank officials TO 60 before
and behind them in order to pro-
tect them from the citizens. The
sheriff with posse started in pur-
suit immediately, aud at laet ac-
counts, was only a quarter of a
4mile behind them. 1t is thought
hey will be captured, but it is not
probable that they will give Up
without a hard fight. It is sup
posed they are making for the In
dian Territory as they are travel
ing in that direction.
Another special from Rogers
says skirmish between the
Sheritf's posse and robbers took
place about four miles west of Ben.
tonville. but gives 10 particulars.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
Happ.y ffoosier.

Nm 1immons. Postmaster NJ Ida.
VILE, Ind. writes: Electric R!ttcrs ia,
done more for me than All other mcd,-
cines combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver tronbl.. ,
John Leslie, former and s;ockman. Of
same place, says. Find Electric Bi.;.rs
10 be the best Kidney and Liver med
iclne; made me feel like new man. !.
W. Gardner, hardware merchant. Of same
town, says; Electric Bitters is Just .be
thing for man who is all run down
and don care whether lac lives or dies.
he found new strength, good appetite.
and felt just like he had a naw lease on
life Only soc. bottle, NJ John Y.
MacRae's Drug Store.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07

Booth Diving
5y Southern Associated Press.

ny Southern Associated Press,
NEW YORK, June 6.-The follow
ing bulletin is posted in the Play
ers' Club this morning There
has been no change in Mr.. Booths
condition since midnight. He has
been unconscious since Monday.
ST. CLAIR SMITH, NJ d."
1t IS not thought possible that
Booth can live longer than midnight
tonight, and it is extremely doubt
ful If he can survive until then. Al
ready he is practically dead, and
mas been since he became uncon-
sclous. He lies on his back most of
the time, one hand and arm crooked
over his head and the other stretched
still out by his side. He has wasted
away to mere nothing of his
former self. His face is sunken and
cadaverous with wide purple black
rings beneath the eyes He breathes
at times IN gasps as if struggling
tor hfe-eiving air, and again his ex-
naltation and inhalation of oxygen
are SO slight as to alarm his attend
ants, and until reassured by lear
ing the very faint beat of his heart
they think he is dead. It YVES after
such moment that Grossman de.
clared yesterday that the great &C
tor would expire in few minutes.
Booths natural vitality alone is
keeping him alive Any kind of
solid food has not passed his lips
for days, and now a modicum of
beef tea and distilled Poland water
drink is the only nouriahment he
can take at all,
DR.. Smith came cut Of the PLAY
ers' Club at 10 a. M. and said Booth
would not recover consciousness.
lie is likely to die today, Dr.. Smith
added, the hot weather acceleratine
the dissolution which is now imni
nent.
New YORK, June 6.-lO:1O D. n
Booth is dyin& His relatives have
been called to H.s bedside.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
Ihos. Nelson Fage Married,
Z Southern Associated Press

CHICAGO, June 6.-Mrs. Henry NJ
Field, widow of tie late Henry NJ
Field, capitals, was quietly married
married at 11:30 today to Tbos
Nelson Page. the author. The
ceremony took place at "Byrds
nest, the country home Of Thomas
Bryan at Elmhurst. Rev's Ander.
son aad F. Page, brother of the
Groom CT st. Paul's parish, Waco,
Texas, officiating. The ceremony
was simple and there were no deco
rations. The bride wore a gown Of
yellow corded silk covered with
blue chiffon. trimmed with yellow
cord and white lace. At the CON
ciusion Of the ceremony the entire
party consilting of about sixty re
latlyes and intimate friends, went
to the home OF MIR. Bryan, where 8
wedding breakfast was served. If
ter short visit to the grooms
home in Virginia, it is probable that
Mr.. and Ars. Page will live in
Washington.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
DYING BY THE THOUSANDS.
Alarming Spread of Cholera in As,at,,
Turkey.

. .""'S2:erAN11SorLE, June 5.-Reports
from several cities of Asiatic Tur-
key say the cholera has appeared
IN many districts, and is spreading
rapidly. Along the lower Tigrias
ana the Shat-El-Arab River people
are dying by thousands. whole
villages have been deserted by
those fleeing from the pest. The
panic has become SO great that few
families wait to bury their dead, or
even nurse their sick, but flee to
the next towns to escape the infec-
ton. The fugitives from stricken
towns are spreading the epidemic
with appalling rspidity, Letters
from Bassora City say that 10000
persons have fed from the Bassora
province alone.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
The Ladies'.

The Spleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may
use the California liquid lax
ative, Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions, makes it their favorite
remedy. To get the true and gen
uine article, look for the name OF
the California Fig Syrup Co, print
ed near the bottom of the package
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
The Richmond Terminal.

Dy ooutheTn ASSOCIATED Press.
NEW York, June ct is stated
that the majority of each class OF
the Richmond Terminal securities
was deposited with Drexel, Morgan
y 20. IN April under the SO called
blind pool and that the subsequent
right OF withdrawal of no time re-
duced the amount below a majority.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
orld's Fair, via Chesapeake X OH
Railroad

The quickest and beet line to the
Worlds Fair. Only twenty-seven
hours from Richmond and twenty
three from Charlottesville toChicaeo.
Double daily vestibuled trains with
Pullman sleeping and dining cars
The Chesapeake and Ohio is Also the
cheapest line. Ask for tickets via
this ro1te. If you desire to stop at
the Greenbrier, White Sulphur
Springs or any Of the famous places
along tie lire Of the c. 4 0. your
Worlds Fair tickets will permit you
to DO so' Special arrangements for
the care of organized parties. For
full information and printed matter
relating to the Worlds Fair, az
dress John D. Potts, D. z. 4. c. d
0. R'y, Richmond. Va.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
ICE CREAM SODA
=. II. King { CO.'S.
Our Popular Summer Drinks.
arrivals at the Yarhoro

Arrivals at the Yarboro.
L, t. Emerson, II. Mccall. North
Carolins; j. Z Minton, Macon Ga
Malter T. Andrews, Atlanta: Ibeo
L. Davidson, AsLeville; 7. + Wi.
son, S A. L; S. p. Watson New
York; Chas. Ferley, Jellico, Tenn
ID. ). Adler, Baltimore; A u Jones
city; . i. Foushee, Durham: s s
BAtehelor, city;C 4. Hammer. North
Carolina; Wm. Hsmlin. PhilsdeI-
phls; } G. Lee, Richmond; r G
Johnson. Philaielphia; J. B. Hill
and son, city; Il Is all, Atlanta.
/. 7. Bobbi,t, Baltimore. + T,
Nhorf, Boston; Samuel Rosau.l.a y
). \ Owens, Beitimore;C y Cook
Loulsburg; c. II Crarer. New
loIk; |. Richards, Atlanta: Or =
Potter, Rocky Point; J. d BeJ,smv,
Jr' Wilmington; Wm. G LeDDc
Fayetteville; J {. Quirm.r!y Kin.
ston; I'd. 5 Abel, Smith.lais. I'm
Iraves, r (. d. L R;JF S,aoo
North Carolina; Ike May, Baltimore:
I. {. Harrison. II. Cohen Weldon
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
The Public Scool Entertainment Last
Night.


The closing entertainment of the
Public Schools of the city was re-
peated last night at Metropolitan
Hall for the benefit Of tie library,
and notwithstanding the downpour
OF rain during the evening there
was large and delighted audience
present. The little folks were at
their best, and surpassed, if posi-
bic, the exquisite performance of
last week, and won generous ap-
p!ause and numerous encores.
The first scene, "FIora's Feast of
Flowers, was beautiful conce ption
and vas perfectly presented, the
various flowers being represented
by little girls and boys costumed
IN gay floral designs. All the feat
ures were attractive and won many
compliments, rejecting the highest
credit upon those who had charge
Of the entertainment.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
Appointments by the President.

Ry Southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 6 6-The Presi-
dent today made the following ap-
pointments Clinton c. Duncan, Of
Georgia, to be Indian Inspector
Frank Flynt, of Georgia, principal
clerk OF surveys in the general land
office.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
Cheatham.
Raleieh. June 6. 1853.
The EandsoIoes, Lndyin E.ieI.h.

Remarked to friend tac ot&,, das
tiial SIC knew Kcnp's Ba.s4E far the
throat and lungs was a superior remedy,
as it stopped her cough instantly yhca
other cough remedies had n effect
whatever. 50 to prove this ard convince
you q ita merit any druggist viii give
you . sample bottle free. Largc SIC %
cents ard S1.ut.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07

That lent their shadow and made +bo
place attrsctive.
90 1uI IN growth, rejoicing in her
strength,
CUR Alma Mater stood and reigned, the
of all this glorious Union-North and
South
And now again the vision chsnced.
the sky
Grew dark and gloomy and from its in
most depths
!" as heard the mutterinp. and 6+f,I
gusts of wind
isusted by with swiftness. Ike rosr;nc
demons horrible,
Sigtlng' with false regret, at what wss
done.
| watched the advancing storm, won
dering the while
II those noble arms, uplifted proudly.
tncompasslng nations pride within
their grasp,
Gould stand blow SO cruel They
groaned,
And labored hard, bendino with +ba
blast,
hghting themselves again. So went
tie struggle,
hlle victory in doubt was pendent
twixt the two.
Alas ' . q hidden foe had sapped the
From that great trunk and 50 from All
its limbs,
Slowly but surer still, giving to ths
world
The semblance of life-ou vardly but
feigp> j,
Had th old royal tree its power lost;
ana with q crash [ saw it Weld itself
A victim to the storm, and thereit stood
stripped OF its glory, gaunt and naked
shell
vi what 1t once had been,
L read the lesson here so nlainlv
taught
The storm was that of war-the Broth.
ers' fight,
That swept this land of ours for many
months,
ANA wreaked It's vengeance on our fair
CSG WOIkS.
we tell, It's true, but still in honor stand.
And now ignoble he, who fails to grasp
Ahe Brothers hand so freely offered us /.
buo was that blasted tree forever
gone?
= OF So twas planted deeper than they
And drew It's Ii fe when fondest hopes
lay dead
Looking again, | knew that life was
That Natures forces, buried for the
time,
Lad walked, and that their common
course pursued
| saw an ofshoot spring1n,. m aos;n
r liled with Vlgor, like its parent stock,
"rounded IN sll her truths and virtues
BENG the same with her; and yet some
how,
There was difference, tho 'twere hard
to tell
l saw the Hand that trained this
youthful plant
That swept away the dross and clesred
lhe ground,
And gave it air and li~ht and chance IN
live.
1t was anohle h.nd, by wisdom tanpht,
And moved with noble propose "a Hand
today
Honored and loved by ala Battles
Hand
Yes we'll may that mantle worn by
"hose name stands first engraved upon
the hearts
VI all our people-Dsvie-fa fail just here,
Let US forever call our Battle, Father"
And so gal honor to ourselves thereby,
hy dream had stopped, woke to find
myself
but IN the present. Fancy must 90 on
10 ind the future of our college dear,
As Mem'ry has revealed it in ths past.
A Winstor's at the he!m-a gallant
Is helping him the living freight are
we.
Be not so much dead-ballast then |
plead,
But let us show our worth and be alive!
That future years, in looking back with
pride,
May say of 80: ayes, they ara men ~
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
A Shockin :, Tragedy in South Carolina
By Southern Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, s. c., June Ga spe-
cial to the Columbia Register from
Bowman says McQuillin Jones,
aged three years, was shot and
killed by his nurse, Artemus John
son, aged ten, at that place Mon
day. All are colored. johnson
found gun il the house, and
asked Jones if he wanted to be
shot. The child said no, but John
son said he would shoot anyhow.
The top of Jones head was blown
off, and his brain spattered On the
wall. The children were alone at
the time.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
C1vllty and Equity Dockets to b

C1vi1ty and Equity Dockets to be
Called.
A!l Attorneys interested in cases
on the Civil and Equity Calendars
OF the .. S. Circuit Court, will
please take notice that said Calen-
dars will be called this morniag at
lO o'clock, Immediately upon the
opening of the Court
By direction of the Court.
n. J. RIDDIcK, Clerk.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-07
Mortgage Sale Of Land.

by virtue OF power confe--s = ca ne ~
4 oertaln mortgage deed. ex.cusri ~
Josiah L % hurch and wife, wh.Ch hsIi
ElortRage i dug recorded l. c.-iry of
Nase county, Book No 3, "a Peg. 7i5,
Will oifcr for sG!e 70 the t.gh cdar
Tor cash at tire court hcus- de-. :. re
CITY oi R9.eigh' y c. on NtESae .5n-e
on, lssa, at II O'Clock II tic .r1., T.y "a
sEiG NOR gage cesc.i',d te.ts 5.4. ii
And coniaintax ninety -u'ls Ca -
acres n re or e {. near tie ,s,r II .fcr-
rskiile Ia said county. a. js.1ir = ID. .srdg
fi joseph Maynard, = ea-ant P E.IG.r-
gri e, Nm C!ene.ts ard sts.r-. and
lore prsc' icl.ly c.sofibed i .-t-
.sFe y y NTaGJH
it.,e'gA, ). -. Nay 3 $50
Sela c0nf,r nd No d. NJ,