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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-09
SALE
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The Most Important Sale of the Year

February IS to February IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
BAD WRECK AT ALTOONA.

ALTOONA, PA, October IA serious
accident occurred in the new yard OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad just below
this city at o'clock this evening. Sew
enteeu men were seriously injured and
in a number Of Instances their injuries
may prove fatal.
Under orders from the train despatch
er the work train, consisting OF an en-
CINE and one car, in which were 20
men, was crossing the switches and
coming toward this city, when 1t was
run into by a coal train which was run
ming at a high rate of speed.
The car containing the men was de-
morshed and the stove upset. The car
caught fire ard number Of the men
name out from the debris with their
clothing ignited.
After some difficulty the fire was ex-
tinguished and steps taken at once to
care for the injured. Most OF them
were taken to their homes in different
parts Of this city, while number were
removed to the city hospital.
Some received burns, bruises, flesh
wounds, ugly cuts and injuries of most
every description. Those who received
the most serious injuries are: John
Riches, fracture of right arm, leg and
skull; G. r. Sinegard, internal injuries;
John Sayres, confusion OF abdomen.
James NJ. Duffy, conclusion OF brain
and bruises over body. George Wey-
andt, left leg crushed and internal in
iurieS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
COMMANDER ADAMS OLD WOUND.

CHICAGO. October 17.-Cspt. ]. B. s.
Adams, Commander OF the Grand Army,
spent a restless night at the Hotel I'm
perial. This morning his condition
seemed slightly improved. 1t was de-
cided that during the day physicians
would reopen an old wound to allow
the discharge of pus causing his pres
ent suffering. Captain Adams and fam
fly have been in Chicago since Saturday.
For many years he has suffered from
two bullet wounds received during the
civil war. Sunday his suffering became
more acute. snd he decided on advice OF
DR.. Lewis Tollmsn to have an operation
performed. Two physicians began an
operation on Captain Adams this aIter-
noon. During the morning the patient
wss in good spirits. The operation ne
cessitated an incision in the hip. The
physicians say the danger is not great.
An hour was required for the work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
HEIRS OF JOHN WALSH BRING SUIT.

ST. LOUIS, October ia remark
able suit was fled here to-day against
Archbishop Kenrick and Coadjutor
Kahn, by Bridget Powers and John
Walsh.
The prosecutors are heirs OF John
Walsh. who in the early part OF this CEN
tury was a partner of John Murphy in
a fishing venture.
Murphy never settled with Walsh,
but came to this city. In 1888, repent
ing, he intrusted the share OF profits
due Walsh to the Catholic Bishop here.
These funds have since been held in
trust. The plaintiffs claim they did
not learn until 1890 of the trust and
since then they have sought to get the
money amtcably, failing they now bring
suit,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
MUST BE A COMPROMISE.
A Washington Paper Can See No Other
solution Of the silver Problem.

"A Wnanlu EkOn ENnEE NHn oN0 w CNAoA
solution Of the silver Problem.
WASHINGTON, October 17.-In refer
ence 10 the situation in the Senate, a
morning paper prints the following;
"It is difficult 10 see how settlement
can be reached without some sort OF a
compromise as the silver State Senators
have the Senate by the throat and 1t Is
absolutely powerless to do anything un-
less the majority will take them by the
throat and trample on the rules either
10 amend them or 70 pass the bill.
There is but one other alternative and
that is FOR the Senate to abandon the
bill entirely and let the session end with
no other result. This is the outcome
the Republicans would be particularly
delighted to bring about. They are al
ready inviting attention to the inability
Of the Democratic majority 70 do any
thing, aud II the sessions should end in
absolute failure, every Republican
newspaper IN the country and Republi-
can speaker on every stump would
point 10 the spectacle OF the Democratic
party in undisputed possession Of the
entire legislative machinery, but with
out the ability 10 enact into law the
first recommendation OF their president,
though the majority Of the Republicans
have been standing ready aud anxious
20 aid them In every way.
The Democratic leaders say 1t will
never do 10 let the session end with out
some result. They do not see way
out OF the difficulty yet, but they are
confident some solution will finally be
reached, They say the party might as
well diSband at once IS confess its In
ability 10 leglslate. They insist that
action Of some kind must be the result
Of the session, and they believe IL will
not be lonE before something is done.
Their confidence in this regard seems
TO be based more on the idea that the
party will be governed by the instinct
OF self-preservation than upon any idea
of what the form Of action will be.
It seems 20 be the general idea amony
Senators on both sides OF she chsmoe
that there will be nothing decisive tht
week at leasI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
THE FORT WAYNES Ill LUCK.
Two Wrecks in One Day - Discovery
OF An Effort 70 Cause Another


One.
PIrrsBURG, PA, October 1.-THE
first section of the New York and Chi
cago limited express on the Fort Wayne
road was wrecked at Wellsville, Ohio,
forty miles from this city,a at 6:l5 O'Clock
this morning. Owing to freight wreck
on the Fort Wayne road, the limited
was obliged to come in over the CleVe-
land and Pittsburg track. Near Wells
vile the fog was very heavy, and 1t was
impossible to see any considerable dis
tance. Suddenly, through the fog,
scarcely one hundred feet ahead the
engineer of the limited saw the lights
OF a train standing on the track on
which his train was running. He re-
yersed, put on the air, but all too late,
aud before he or his fireman could Jump
the engine crashed into the freight and
their two lives were crushed out. The
cars behind piled up and fell over broK-
On and wrecked. The engine went
through the rear car OF the freight,
splitting 1t in two, and climed part way
up the second car.
The passengers were thrown from
their berths by the shock, but with
slight bruises and bad fright escaped.
The names Of the killed were: Elmer
Jackson, fireman, Allegheny, Pa: John
Carrothers, pilot, Wellsvile, Ohio. In
jured: Robert Jackson, engineer, Allie
ghehy, fatally; Robert Terry, train
electrician, Chicago, fatally; Alex.
Frazier, baggage-master, Allegheny, Sc
riously; Robert Fowler, train electric
ian, Wellsvllle, Ohio, seriously.
The telegraph operator in the tower
was badly burned with acids. HIS
name was not ascertained.
The postal clerk was caught 10 the
broken timbers of his car, and when
taken out was found to be seriously IN
jured. The combination baggage and
sleeper which followed wac thrown from
the track, but the other cars were not
derailed. The injured were removed
10 Nspital.
PITrsBURG, PA, October ia
Chronicle. Telegraph Canton CO., special
says: Employees of the Fort Wayne
Railroad discovered last night what
seems to have been an attempt to wreck
the east-bound Keystone express. At
the JuOCluTt Will NuO GiA'I ANNN'
spikes were driven into the inteflock-
Ing switch. This was done between
the arrival OF the first and second sec
tioLs of the train. The obstruction
was discovered by the engineer and
fireman Of d switching engine, just
ahead Of the express, which was a long
train of crowded Pullmans.
PITTsBURG, PA, October IA
heavy freight train on the Fort Wayne
road parted and came together again at
Beaver Falls, Pa, at o'clock this
morning, and twelve cars OF corn, lime,
/ lumber and sand were totally wrecked.
The depot shed, platform and telegraph
station were demolished and operator
Elmer Lyons, Of Rochester, badly In
jured. Two tramps, who were stealing
a ride on the freight, are supposed to
be buried underneath the debris. Both
tracks are blocked aud trains will not
be able to pass through nntiI o'clock
| this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
A MUTUAL ADMIRATION SOCIETY.
That Is What France and Russia Have
Formed-In Paris Yesterday.

Formed-In Paris Yesterday.
PARIS, October l7.-Shortly after
sunrise this morning the streets OF this
capital were alive with people bent
upon enjoying holiday and at the same
time giving welcome to the Russian
sailors. BY o'clock the streets were
densely crowded with people and
work throughout the city may be said
to have been at = standstill. Among
those who packed the streets were tens
Of thousands Of work people, in their
Sunday clothes, while every train land
ed thousands OF people from the coun-
try districts and this incoming was kept
until the day was far advanced.
The Russians arrived At the Care De
Lyons at $3.50 8. M, and were received
by Cabinet Ministers and depntatlons
from the various reception committees
and by thousands Of people, who crowd
ed around the station and packed the
platform near 1t and Enthusiastically
shouted "ViVe la Russie."
Admiral Avelan and the officers who
accompanied him stood up In the car
rIages awaiting TO escort them 20 the
military club, and replied to tho cheers
of the French by crying "Viye La
France"
The Russians drove TO the Palsis Do
Elysse this afternoon, and on their way
the same enthusiastic scenes witnessed
during the previous movements OF the
visiting sailors were repeated.
Admiral Avellau during the course
OF the d ay was officially advised OF the
death OF Marshal MacMahon, upon
which the Russian Admiral expressed
great regret at the loss which France
had suffered by the demise OF the
veteran soldier and statesman.
Upon arriving at the Palais dc
L'Elysee the Russian Admiral and hts
staff were received with military hon
ors and were presented 10 President
Carnot by Baron Won MohreDheim. the
Russian ambassador, In the grand salon
on the first floor OF the palace.
President Carnot received the Rus
SLAMS surrounded by theloaicers OF bis
military household, and delivered a
speech warmly welcoming the visitors
closing as follows MAY the loyal In
terchange OF our feelings and friend
ship be an inspiration 20 all Who have
at heart the benefit OF peace, eonddfAce
and security" -
The great Emperor who sent yocl
and whom greet from this place, In
trusted you with an exalted mission,
which you have worthily carried out.
| bid you, therefore, welcome.Y
Admiral AvellAn replied 70 President
Carnops words OF welcome 10 few re-
marks. during which he thanked the
French President for the courtesles eK-
tended TO himself and his officers while
on French soil.
PARIS, October l7.-President Carnot
created Russian Admiral AVellan grand
officer OF the Legion OF Honor Other
Russian officers were also decorated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18

as they got in they scattered over the
grounds TO view new scenes. The day
was faultlesS and crowds Of people be-
gan to come early. There are no
special features to-day other than the
poultry and pigeon show. The fat
stock show opens tomorrow and many
Herefords, Devons and Short Horns
have arrived. Thoroughbreds aud
trotters entered In tbs final horse show
have arrived and are Quartered in the
barns OF the stock pavilion. Prof.
Lyon. OF Mortified, Conn.,, has his trick
cattle here.
Worlds Fair officials are looking for
ward TO Manhattan Day with great
expectation. The reports from the
East are that there will be half mill
ion people on the grounds next Satur.
day. A large portion Of this number
will be New Workers, who will begin to
arrive here tomorrow on special excur-
sion trains. Their entertaining pro-
gram will draw large crowds from the
city and vicinity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
COUNT BLUCHER MURDERED
And Bis Wife Fatally Hurt by Love-
smitten GRrdper Whose sweetheart Had
Been Dismissed.

Been Dismissed.
BERLIN, October IA dispatch
from Gerelfswald, Pomeran, announces
a startling tragedy IN the Princely fam
ily of Blucher DeWahlstatt, which Is
connected by marriage with the Loch
family OF Brooklyn, n. Y. The news
caused a great sensation in Berlin, as
the Blucher DeWahlstatt family is both
wealthy and important, having connec-
tions by marriage with prominent fam
lilies in England in the United States,
and being descended from the famous
Marshal Blucher.
Count Blucher's gardner, it appears,
was desperately in love with very
pretty servant girl who was employed
on the Wiettzow estate. The pretty
girl referred to seemed to have incurred
in some manner not explained the dis
pleasure Of Countess Blucher who dis
missed her.
The love smitten gardner took the
girls dismissal very much to heart, ana
went to the Count and Countess Blucher
begging them to relnstate the girl In
her former position. This, they re-
fused 10 do, and this refusual appears
to have driven the gardner TO madness.
Count and Countess Blucher, the dis
patches say, were looking out OF one OF
the large windows Of the castle yester-
day, entirely unconscious Of danger,
when the gardner jumped cut from
behind a bush, raised rifle to his
shoulder, and fired shot, which struck
tee Count in the forehead, killing him
almost instantly. Before the Countest
could recover from the horror OF the
the situation, the gardner fired second
shot, which struck the Countess in the
neck. The gardner then committed
suicide with the same weapon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
scrnn stopped by the Police.

OIL CITY, PA, October IA special
TO the Derrick from Bradford says: The
fight for $500 and the door receipts be-
tween d. Burley, of Niagara Falls, and
J.L. Sullivan, Of Buffalo, was not pulled
off tonight before the Central Athletic
Club according TO programme. 1t
proved to be very brutal affair in the
first round. and before the round was
finished the Chief Of Police stopped
the scrap and prevented further hos
tilities. Hurley seemed to have the
better OF the scrap so far as it went,
and covered his opponents face with
unrA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
Another Yes.el Thought to be Lost.

BUFFALO, n. Y, October 17.-lt is
now almost certain that the schooner
f. c. leighton, Of Port Huron. went
down in the terrible storm on Friday
night, and that all on board perlshed.
The schooner w. II. Bounds arrived
here this morning all right. The Leigh
toa LETT Toledo ahead of the Rounds
and should have arrived here before
this evening If she had been in shelter
during the gale. There seems no chance
for the crew having survived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
In the U. s. Court,
Special 7sle0ram 10 tn. Bsgt,ssr.


MARTINsBURG, w. VA, October H.
The following cases were disposed Of In
the United States District Court, In
session IN this city to-day: For viola
tion OF internal revenue laws, Leopold
c. Miller, found guilty, fined 500 and
sent to prison for forty days; George
Butcher, found not guilty; George
Payne, nolled; Theodore Cunningham,
found not guilty; Bland & Butcher, re-
tail dealers, found not guilty Stewart
Bland, found guilty, fined $40 for vio-
lating the United States postal laws;
Edward Girault, guilty, judgement re-
served; Joseph Matthias, verdict not
guilty; S. f. Sanders, verdict guilty,
fined S25; George w. Matthias, found not
guilty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
Irnn Work. Seized.

P1rrsBURG, U',, October IA Post,
Chester, Pa, 5. ,cial says: The Well
man Iron and Steel Company Of this
city was seized by the Sheriff to-day on
a Judgment of Sea- 600.
The company has capital stock of
81. 900. 900, with total investment Of
81. 500, GOO. The plant covers thirty
acres, and was purchased about two
years ago by a syndicate headed by
Samuel T. Wellmsn, a millionaire man
ufacturer, Of Cleveland.
When running in full it employed
1,9OO men, but recently only 500 hands
have been working. The cause Of the
failure is attributed to the depression
in the iron and steel trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
CLARK APPARENTLY BA GIFTED LIAR.

BUFFALO, n. Y, October II. "A
special dispatch from Dunkirk this
morning says the story told by the man
Clark, who claims to be the sole sur
vivor Of the wrecked Dean Richmond,
is wholly discredited here. The agents
OF the boat line say no such man shipped
at Toledo. Clark's story speaks Of Capt.
Stoddart's wife and children being
aboard the Dean Richmond when she
went down. Coroner Blood, OF Dun
kirk, has received dispatch from Mrs.
Stoddart dated at Toledo, in which she
says she will arrive at Dunkirk to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
Fell Down an Elevator Shaft.
seiaI Tslsordgn 20 ths RsoisLe-.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October IT,
Jesse Capeto, porter Of the Biennerhas-
sett Hotel, was found about 2:30 o'clock
to-day lying unconscious and seriously
injured at the bottom Of the hotel ele-
vator shaft. Capeto had last been seen
about 1890 o'clock, and it is believed
that he must have stepped into the
shaft while the elevator was above
about that time, aud had been lying
where he was found since. His fall was
fully thirty feet. His injuries are seri-
onS. il not fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
Tho Uhaddock Case
loinL TtLeoranl 10 Me Reqt.Ler.

Special Telegram 20 Lts he0tster.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, Octobar r.
The arguments in the ChaddOck case
are stili in progress. Judge Loomis for
the defense began this morning and
talked until late in the afternoon when
Mr.. Neal, who closes for the prosecu-
tion followed. Mr. Meals address is at
tracing a great crowd Of people, and
his effort thus far is magnificent
analyzation of the facts and testlm'nY
in the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
INSANE ASYLUM DIRECTORS,
Nothing But Routine business Trans
aeted-FIour Contract Let.
SDseidE TsesrdEa 10 the Register.

WESTON. w. VA, October II. - The
Board of Directors Of the Hospital for
the Insane met this afternoon. Pres
ent, j. B. Floyd, John s. Swetland, r.
Il. Armstrong, Ed. Smoot, j. S. Hyer,
A. G.. Gihin and Andrew Edmiston.
Louis Bennett and c. L. Thompson
being absent, nothing but routine busi-
ness was transacted, except the award
ing of the -four contract, which was
given to the Mountain City mills, of
Falrmont, at SO. AZ per hundred pounds
The natural gas company submitted a
proposition 10 furnish heat, and = is
being considered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18

ArTooyA. PA, October lI-Joseph
I.sco Hungarian coal miner, "no
was captured near here ye''sIo.I, -.
The murder Of = liitls ioor-y:Ld ,:d
old Qirl. whom he hrst brutaliI assau,'s4. =.
s -. ,.Ssn today 70 the scene oi nis
eowsrdly : crime At Adrian. small n.s-
go ,ov3 near PunXsutawney. Ine ~
.s,i, 'ns wss made last Tbursday aod sns
ssS ssS,S SIsd tbe following day. The issi
tla Sn,'s .gs,ns, tbs Hungarian is vefJ o'F
,ss Ard threats Of lynehing are "ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
Very Sad Suicide.


PARSONS, w. VA, October 1.-THE
village of Montrose, six miles south OF
here, was the scene OF sad affair last
Monday morning, the beautiful young
daughter Of Coleman committed suicide
by taking rough on rats. The cause OF
her rash act was the father forbidding
her lover visiting her. The parties are
respected and wealthy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
Republican Row in Preston

Speetdt Iete0rdDl 20 Uls he2'SSeE-
KINGwooD, w. VA, October H.
The Republican officials In this county
are not dwelling in harmony. Anybody
could tell this a mile of. To-day the
Sheriff, Leroy Shaw, sent in his resig-
nation to the President Of the County
Court, to take effect upon the selection
of his successor. There is fun ahead
and the REGISTER will have it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
rha PrramId Pool NTatch.

New YORK. October 1.-THE pyra-
mid pool match between John Roberts,
Jr., of London, and Alfred de Or4 the
American champion, was continued to-
night, with large attendance. AT the
end OF to-night's play the score stood:
De Orc Sol, Roberts 237.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
PROF. BROOKS FINDS A COMET.

G. n. Y, October 17.-Prof.
Br, ctor OF the Smith 0bserva-
tory, uIscI cred a fine new telescope
comet early this morning. Its position
is right ascension 19 hours and II
minutes, declination north II deRret }
and So nutes, with 3 slow motion In
a nortlaasterly direction. The comet
is bright with q short tail. This is the
nineteenth comet discovered BY Prof.
Brooks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
GOVERNMENTS ACTION DENOUNCED.
Lord salIsbury Takes Occasion 10 Defend
the Houss of Lords as Necessary.

I.ord Salisbury Takes Occasion TO Defend
tbe House OF Lords as Necessary.
.Loypoy. October 17.-Lord Salisbury,
speaking at Preston tonight, denouncsd
the action OF the government 10 dIlVlbg
the HDme Rule bill through the House
OF Commons to the exclusion OF grayer
subjects. lie instanced the gfn
coal strike as matter OF much
larger importance than Irish home RUE.
Lord Salisbury said that tho at1ack
on the House Of Lords was cowaf1ly
eTnedlent 10 avoid. consulting the
conntry. He admitted that the House
of Lords was not right, but be Insisted
that its existence was necessary 70
ouard against one man power. Ii' now
ever. the Home Rule bill does not ap-
near Al the next session OF Parliamont'
II must be regarded - htTlng
haen abandoned. 10 examining ibis
measure you will not only consider iu
effects pon the hDaneeS OF the couhTy
and the destruction Of the liosrtls, OF
the House Of Commons, but lts WelgniJ
ev,ar,aI effects. You would be weaker
IN avery negotiation and weaker oa
evsrv shore Of Europe directly Jou
siloxed An allen, hostile and lnde-
nsndept nation, Ireland practleaIlV
yonId be 70 establish Itself beside YOU
Your own imperial power is In i0e qpes-
tlon. II you look abroad yoD viii ses
,be necessity for mAlRtsining the power
and prestige Of England. II you wiz
consider what has been pasilng 10 ASA
md what Is now passing In The heoi-
,e,r.nean. you must agree that TINS y
nnt tbe moment when England should
put of her armor OF sppe1f 20 sns -.
Of foreign nations weaver tnAn 'ns A~
ham
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
West Virginia Patents,

Special Telegram 20 ths Rs0tStsr
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 1.-THE
following West Virginia patents were
issued to-day: To Matthias X. Morris,
Holidays Cove, on typewriting ma
chine; TO Morrel B. Potts, New Mar
tinsyille, on a Iinsmiths tool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
At .THE WORLDS FAIR.
Manhattan Day Promises to be an
Immense Success.
HALFA MILLION NEW WORKERS

Are Expected to be on the
Grounds-Bourke Cochran on
Hand Making Arrangements
for the Great Celebration.
Martha Washington Day
Comes Soon - The Bosses
Wrangling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
oId steamhoat Clerk Dead.

STseidl 1tle7Tdn 70 ne hs7ls.sr'
EVANSVILLE, O., October 17.-Ed-
ward Mathews. an old steamboat clerk.
well known all along the Ohio, died
here to-day, aged IS years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18

I,<eTox. KY., October l7.-fII'
Ii .evsn furloBgs; vida wosi W.. "s
,ses, 'ea,t So secopd race. six furlong.; . n'sa
Chief wob; time, Ely. ah,- ais.s, wsry
S SsS.ssD-siIteenths Of . ,a mile; 3D. ,.e..
.oa: time. I:ss1I. Fourth ,1.Ia' ,'eI, IONS.
i"rTouss; TI Tar Rock VOC; ''5.ssS.s; nSa, A. a.
rifsh race. mile and > siA'ssN -,
-. ,fns 1ssef.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18

BRURswICK, GA, October E-Thirty-
one new cases of yellow fever were report
ed today. six while and twenty-five color
a The was one death; colored.