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The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18

wAsHryGToS. March iS-The treas
ury department is officially advised by
the department of state that the steer
age traffic between European ports and
the United States, which was discon-
timed January II. has been resumed.
United States Consul Gardner at Rot
teriam in report gives detailed ac-
count Of the precautions taken to pre-.
vent the emigration of persons affected
with contagious diseases He states that
ali steerage passengers are examined
Big the consular doctors. their baggage
disinfected b. consular employees and
Q certifcaticn made by the consul
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18


~ as.sssss. eAassa ~ - ossss
Tspszms~y-ne Au-AhuneAfnG YeUke n
R2xzs-SA< u1s Aet.nssA Merely - De-
rexEs=assas - Ten sAe Truth RegarA-
less 81 Fers>nAl lssARNH8 - uo01ssse
AEr<=ssn<-M Bs~rEes<f Hssig.Atss~-
Pxzzx MARI iS-f4e eesassoa
aw1d by Ezia2e Gozsn s sesEa0o1y
Satzr1sr DOES aos ztnse- The sts=Evs
% repa<.fe he opiasa tk1s Sc vas
s.inased by desire % .re.xe the sen-
sea,e u her hessaaz rhee Sc gave
her essien1e zzain<s he gurerz3eat
k.< fzzles cozpseteiy
L. GAzsez pzbssSAe& an lasssysew
wisa h>r il zhirh Sc szIs s5e was
zrtzztei m<F~ir by . deserninstsoa TO
tel IL ruth r-yzr3leS< of pers0sAl in
s---<s ~ t11s-ssss atersioas
n >xainarT- The police 0ScE&l who
tired ssxef zff0a No. opstn's d0N
REs< c5up<ozisizE ressIk. depstiea
hzs rezix1cd frs1 the dictatorship q
the psenitentzzry department. POasee
CcGzzsszry Nsnn0lle- -ho arranged
rke ies<Ersrw Ee.reea hin and Nine
Gotta NIL be dismissed DePztF de
Spires hasgirsa nosiee FIAT H will
interrelAee m IL ehzzArotde7zties
IS 10 NRe cREs ersaesee- in the
se1sse n Morris viii z,ake s;Dilar in
ie-p-Izass0a-
TIE czb1ue. crisis ina1gur1ted eT the
resiSIztiOa q ". Bozrge0is has been
sh0ea 10 b. beyond h.sPe Of repair BY
patchwork Ala cabinet meeting yes
,s-a<! the ministry agreed that every
e<0rr sh0zli BE made TO iniare NJ
Bczrxes7Ss 10 r.c5asid<rl lis resiznasion-
and = the hn.e chat tie eRO<. roald
be <z1oesxfuI il was de.-iAeA that no
new minister xio1H Be appointed until
" B1rzeos should hz<e given evr
dene1 in the azzize< eozrs- and sAouh
have explained 10 the depasies his 20
sitio1- II " Bourgeois should still in.
xsst tz.<a upc1 his resirenent another
minister shSzlz be app0inted- bat this
WAS regarded =. an improbable event
Of the crisis a 1z
Ye>serdsy afternoon several ministers
called aPon ~ B0urgeoss. but when the
cabinet reassenbled ye$:sraay evening
NJ Rlh-ss announced tia. " Bczrgeois
lad been deaf 70 all argument and had
insisted that ne would not return to
chee- Subsequently,. a n Ribos's re-
quest President Carnos signed . decree
giving 10 " Derelle Temporarily NJ
B0zrzeoss' p1rtfolia
Henry Briss0u insists upon his retire
neat form the pariianensary commits
sion o. inquiry into the Panama scandal
HIS principal reasou fer resigniag, he
repeats, IS the weakness of health
The ministers are waiting with in
tense anxiety the event Of NJ Bour-
geois appearance on the witness stand
In the Panama trial tomorrow. The
general conviction IS that NJ. Seminary
would neTer hare taken the steps he
took without the cognizance Of the cab
met and perhaps of NJ carnot- The
devei1pneE.slof tomorrow are awaited
with fererish expectancy The excite
ment sodsy has not been exceeded
since the beginning of the Panama dis
closures
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18

~ L1noen . yeR<kDssseen KnnrsnA
Cas- Ksh<A13 - H. Wsssas PAR A.
sraess Asfsokksa - Ifs DsYakxare fruo
Nes TssH-A Rars G4zze<sks4 - MsAeza
II Es<H EAeznsA kAzarssA1Ag IsgesAse
vah IT, LssAsa
sEE Yokx- MAnez Ea-Aa oicsecx
Yesterday swuing = Bn<s unsque-fosk-
ing train pzEies ont Ct the yer YORK
Ceztrzi rar1x Ther~ we're <<s-n cars
Al an esxiz> s1ea rs orsizzrilr SEA
- the Gzz.rzl rCs1- hzs n 1ss1ssSol %
sAs< we're $50 ssd-hsskinx earSs o.
,sAehe< rs fbey z-e Do<e p-ooer5F
sxsseG- as6 - ezgize q aezaszzasy t<-
AEn MAKE A rnsrzexr czr uas x1<o
= he nAhe-xp tAas zszzkinx the tr1ia
IN fright ezN ose Aze-s-zz rasnez-
~ ear a. extra ee<is> 1s1 s-o carr
zaaske znr <reT se<z oa n lzeraezs
rzSiruni- essher freSszs or pass-.<r-
j. the fr<zzhf cars xe-e Ess<ls -
ssxinex AID rzil-zr CARS zsei sfsy
r<arx ago - Eaxszkh rzilEzyx rhea
sseaz ax zotor po-er uzs l. lis in
zs<r- Tie aoaesx are sat by tke
Loz1co L yortA~e<.<rl railway &C
Great Britain rs exhibits NJ sAe-xE SsssFs
fair- Tier are rziaabse fra sh< fat
thai Tier are models Of mechanical sp-
pssazcex II the carrier xies-z e1gis-s
ssi ears. AL caH nowh=rf - dapli-
zsea In she Passenger car Of shss
axsicalzr train sere eixeszxs trzze-
"a tr1z sAe Lz1dazz & Nc-shues.e-z
rsiIssy who ARE In <azrge u the Masi-
IS And -ho viii also act rs frzie
ze- for tie fro cars and enxiee also
s<z, bF tie Treatess rziixzr c<rPo-.-
tsse u Grez. BriEzia
Nsirsr = the train uzs ~ oh
iosknx esxiae uzth szo drsri1z
vkeels Of sfsoss seren ZOOS diameter
zi.h tuo sre-soos wheels N frvat
Thfs enKine dFMers from these Of Amer
i-zn Dzke - being lo0xer. ot light-~
cozss<1esi1z and sitting loser on The
rails Than do American e1xzae< Foz-
so.iag .his udd-lo,pkiag engine we're
.ro c1ac5es o. passenger cars that are
. cross h<sEeen m Il passenger and
n orsinsrT car vita the entrance On
tire xsde Instead o; a. the ends The
s1neAe< ara painted chocolate eo,1- 70
IL tops q sle windows and fro1 there
70 the top zhite- "a r. A#s tfa
The two csD<heS and engine. whieh
vii 30 Is 3 part of fhe exhibit Of tie
Le0ioe K Northwestern r.ilzszy, arr
y charge Of EEgineer Chessworth- ].
zss originally inseede-i so trznspszs
lie English train tron Seu Yoxk 70
rafezzo q IA. ears h.t fr.xu -rfz rs
the English railway gage s the ssspe
IS HAT zsed by the Seu ixx Cen
s-7i road 3 uzs teciied 10 run the
Train orer the rails Is part q !. SPECIAL
train From Ner York 80 BaHzi1ghs
train will ran over tbe Nezr York Cen
trzi track. At Buffalo . change viii
be made % the trxeszs Of the Lzke
Shore rnsd- orer which the train will
reach Chicago so-nigh. 8sSsk
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18

CENTRAL CITY, Neb-. March l3- Two
wagon bridges over the Platte river
near this city were partially demolished
by gorged ice yesterday. leaving dozens
Of farmers from Hamilton county
stuck here for an indefinite length Of
time The Burlington railroad bridge
over the Platte is so strained by pres
sure of ICE, that Il Is unsafe 20 run over
it, and il is liable to go out at any
time. The Chapman and Silver creek
bridges are also gone out. The warm
weather for the past three days has
filled all the creeks and rivers bank
full
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18
s~itehn~a . Drug.

NEW YORK. March 15-charies Z.
nssl-s. ~ rea r.I.e-. s.-.zs --he -S-s--
tissd for 900 switehmen and trainnen.
refused number OF applicants tor
work yesterday morning. To re-
porter Mr.. bod &c said he had all the
men ne needed. but was NOT al liberty
to say where they WERE to be sent or BY
whom they were To be employed II
was learned from one of the successful
pIlicants who was engaged about
two week. ago. that ne was 10 have
been sent to Chicago. but upon pre-
senting himself yesterday morning he
received fve dollars with the informA-
ticr that be would not be needed
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18
.oEpH Wo#.

THREE Dsaths from Poison n m Ibasana
Esmily-Evidenee Poiats Oae OF 1lsem
- . Suicide sd Mafae1ew &EH
madison, Ind. March 14-Albert
Ross died yesterday afternoon. the
third rietin Of the =nnknoan lpoisoner
whose work has been directed agsinst
the family of Mrs CIarkson Eva Ross
died last Monday; Mrs Clarkson.
her ossher. Ais,is ThasssAay. anA>AI-
bert. her brother. died yssserday-& All
had the same symptonA In thu. stSn-
aeh of each one arsenic was found in
deadly quantity.
The question that now agi.ates the
community IS: Who is the murderer
and how was the poison administsredr-
The facts. as far as they have been dis
closed, point TO Eva a. suiciac and
the post-mortem slayer of her mother
and brother. Era was 10 years oid
Her lot was q hard one. and she was
disseminated She is known to have
purchase d arsenic March,
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18

LINCOLN, Neh, March l5.-Ohicials OF
the Darlington road yesterday reported
that their bridges 1T Cushing. Grand
Island, Central City and Ashland were
fuzzy repaired and ready for use. 1t
will be two weeks before the bridge at
Columbus can be repaired. as nearly
twenty-five bents were badly dam
.sged- The Burlington is operating Pas
usual to-day except bttweea Halls cod
and Columbus, where it Is Necessary
to transfer all business 1t has tn ken
good work toso soon repair the damage
by the raging Platte and its congealed
surface r-rs
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18
Won His Suit Against His Daughter, the
GouatesL -a-

DENVER Col. March a. The claims
of John Shevnin against the estate of
his daughter. Countess casssl, for sss.-
600. was allowed by the jury in the
county court yesterday morning. The
claim is for managing The large estate,
amounting 10 500. 00c, for the past
twelve years Miss Shevnin went TO
Europe, remaining there several years.
and marrying Count CasselI. For about
twelve years Mr.. Shevnin had charge
Of his daughters property in Denver,
which is now claimed to be valued at
about t5Oo, 300. e-#. isaac
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18
THE ANDERSON EXPLOSION.
Mise Mes Killed Oatright asd Eight
Fatally WessdeA ~ the Resait OF .
.-Wiedy- shot

Mise Mes Killed Oasrixht asd Eight
Fatally WossjeA ~ the Resait OF .
s-wiedy- shot
NcALEsTKg, T. T.. March 15.-The
mine explosion at Anderson occurred at
1880 o'clock Monday night, and was
caused by windy shot fired by some
person unknown There were only
eighteen men in, the mine at the time.
all OF whom were engaged in firing
shotA OF those. nine were killed out
right and eight so badly burned that
they will probably die The excite
ment is 50 intense that it is almost i'm
possible to ascertain the names OF the
dead and injured. who are mostly Ital-
ian& The dead who have already been
taken from the mine ere:
John McFadden-
John e. Scanlan
W. Z Warren. sA
Ernest Matthews
Warren Love.
Jules Triocrol
The mine is owned and operated u
the Choctaw Coal Co, and is considered
one of the best in their possession A
windy shot, which caused the explo-
sion, is the blast which is set by the
miners during the day and shot by men
whose duty it is when the day men are
out of the mine.
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18
SUDDEN VENGEANCE.
a Xoasg Man sheoss ths sEsyes Of n
Father In . Court Room .s..

n Yoasg Man shoots the slayer Of His
Father In . Court Room =..a
NASHVILLE. Tenn. March I4-At
o'clock yesterday. in the court room
Tom Jones shot and mortally wounded
Joe Winters. who was on trial for the
murder OF Jones father.
Two shots intended FOR Winters
struck John Thorp in the throat and
shoulder. seriously. If not fatally.
wounding him.
Winters and brother murdered
Jones father at the Hermitage toll
gate ut midnight some two months ago
calling him to his door and shooting
him dead The Winters were being
tried yesterday. and. being despera-
DOES, had their gang here to back them
The quarrel was forced on young Jones
By Winters, who tried to bluff him
from testifying. The court was in ses-
sion at the time. and Jones gave him
self up to Judge Anderson. Three
shots struck Winters The greatest
excitement prevailed. -ai
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18
Princess kzialsHi Falls h Love with Mrs
Cievei1nd. W.

WASHINGTON. March f4.-At $50 res
terday afternoon President and Mrs.
Cleveland accorded a special, reception
to Princess kaiulani aud party. The
call was entirely of a social nature.
and lasted probably quarter Of an
hour. The visitors were charmed with
the cordiality of the reception accorded
them the ladies being captivated BY
the pleasing manners Of the wife of the
president, and the princess said subse-
quentiy that Mrs Cleveland was the
only lady that she ever fell in love
with. +Ee 81.
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18
Collapse Of the Kansas Trust asa B.sk
Ing Co.

ATcHIsoy, Kas-, March f4.-An ap-
Piieatien for receiver for the Kansas
Trust and Banking Co was ile6 in the
United states district court at Topeka
Yesterday afternoon by the eastern
creditors of the institntion Judge
Foster named Freeland Tufts, OF Kan
sas clty, as receiver, and he at once
came here and took charge of the al
fairs Of the concern The liabilities of
the bank are estima ted a $500 oee ard
the assets, so the officers claim, will
fall not far short Of that amount. Johu
}. Ingalls, Is president Of the concern
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18
BRITISH CALAMITY
Proves Nseo thaz . Nase& fss vaafty
sspefasr Yerees - Native lediaa Txsbex-

Proves Nsrs shaa . Nasss fss vsasiy
nsa-
CALCUTTA. March fa-The British
hare had . severe battle with the
sribes beyo1d Chitrzl. where Ia. Brit
ish have for SOME time been endezroE-
ing to strengthen the Indian frontier
against The possibility of Russian eu-
xuachmeut The British recently &C.
.spied CiiIss. beyond Chitrz1. with
garrison and fortified tie place with
the intention of holding il pernz-
uently- The mountain tribes took Of
Tense and made an attack on the fort
which Was bravely defended By the
British The conflict was desperate
and sanguinary. and the natives were
1t last driven OF with . loss Of as9
men
The British then took the aggressive
and marched against the intrenehed
villages Of the hostile tribes. Owing
to the mountainous character Of the
country this expeditioa was extremely
hazardous, but the British troops
acquitted themselves calamity, storm
ing village after village. under tie
command Of Maj Daniel. who was
himself shot through the heart while
leading his men in an assault on one Of
the villages. Every point occupied By
the hostile natives was carried, the
British losing tueaty-three killed and
thirty wounded in the fighting. The
tribesmeu finding themselves unable
90 resist any longer submitted 10 Brit
esh AUTHORITY.
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18

IL Rreo3 GG&11By bszz6E2G a. -
H<7m~e3 forzeA t.<x hestzax thet
fhe-e u<re eoese xitkzs whaH 9 rss
i0pukzbse 20 reseA-
Fru=. the third ko0<. usere tzze Ere
oezs.es- she <zzes hzS rWx-1 sp-
.zr1 as1 downward - r.ps1ir hat
e<e.ps .ss css Il 70 Al assse sAss
fourth H1rr.
II Is Ezpesezbse 10 tess kou nzsy asd
Who u<re there. Tae kApitzz< are
Sled nath the zai1<d victims uho
we're forced 70 jamp fron The wfndezx-
ssd there are .nzso1s fsasirse< t0r
Eazy esb<rs rko have zos te<s zc-
eoante-a for
TIE krxzen ssy there Eass he zzsny
sho NJ. d.atk = he Pz<trdze bid
ing
TIE captain - engine : ssyx - sa~
four gErss fall hss~k into The Azzes, and
osher fr~men tel Of sno others rho
met similar fate 81 the opposite SIDE
Of The haEEiing- The exczt<z2<nt ~ the
srene rz& intesse
Tie fireman SPREAD szeir Gre nets
.ra--~h. h-t.h- E-z.r t..ss~~
s-crr.-.s ;. 80. 49,, !. ~.< im,o~xshs.
n 80 All Tha-- rt.a n.uS+a u lie
~~sx 1891 rssa .r,r.f...i rir.f. sd .
xrp<-zl .h,ksnx-a re no~ sesIo-s
rno x.~=e.- sh- rnv<-~-t ~ere ether
dead- dyisg or crippled for life
While tbs exciting rorx v1s fsinx
- - 49,. x.,..-s
r,s<.,s-. 49, - r~,- - T.x. p.
= $500 ,.,x - a. p,-~-
p,r--rr r--st.s;-~..-f :. .~-.-s .
800 r.e.<s.s.,- e rhs-a - e.. .a-
fn He haa fnr~gr r-a<a ,h~ .-sy. Of
dr. rs..e rb~z = uixHsx vos-~t Of
Au~ <nrsd .~rs~x TIE l;s.se Air .s,t
<ar..~s tbe frzEsdInx xrou IT, Par
srsd~r huSyst.- ana p-S.>s r;Fe
= ell r,,e til g~rn-Ezr-sE,
book Exzs zzs fzirsr szrruzndsa t,y
exme. His r.sssCn ms er.e es zr~as
nerSl <sre.-h~z 1rvrxx Il. xsr-~. frusn
she re<x "a sh< A., b-EEssn- "a ~
ROOF Of tzfssfex ovu,ss.e rzs e.
be 81 tegexzoa wire< Res
Er.r h-ss.s.aa -. a ru,ornrus. uben
- b.os-z sr5xr,s -. "a t7< sd ,~.-><.s,,s
.s@-e - sAe srr<=sse kzisdinz bad
cTer kasA lie lad prsneed1i tzs =
Ssu feet rhea Il became zPfnrxas he
ccsA Eos last losz- and greatly - the
erUuss relief - threw both legs orer
the eak+a.- uhsra sswxoz dangerously
t<reath rs weight and s10.ly bzi te-
jio1ssy zade HI uar soEzard the op-
Psise zs5<- Hs ssreaz<h fnailr kzrt
oas- AMI the wire On the safe Ss5< mas
eHs- letting him 6g~n n=zr ting xro1ad,
rhen - drOpprd into = ut unhzr[
So szz<h zss<sssoa bad be-n cessere.
ou CHG. Exza that no one Rad rosicei
o. the ru.c< Ozs belozxei to his orn
ennpuny- His nzx,e uzs gess.rtcx. He
and nan uuknoMn TO him foilo~ed
Chief Exzn to tie r1-of and eos ezrzh,
n The sane -hirIzfnd Of fame
Res.trzrk rezch<z. the stairs. bat his
hands and face Ore terrfbly burned:
bat ske unknown stranger did no,
oon~ Sozn- Tse eznex sessIed On the
roof ard it bl1zed mp from = hundred
psxezs.
w,u.r & pr--s,,. ~ x.-.
Eca III 81
-f,h - r,.;r rs.s-rr- <.,,.S "a ~,
b~ad vunn;rr n. shs xsr~rs r. the sr-.
49,, - Is-.r :. ~. H. -,
-
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18

MrssEAroIIs, Mimi. March IL. The
showease maHufaetofy OF l. Psuie, q
four-story brick building At 2Is-s2o
Third avenue, south. was burned: cause
unknown LoaA o,ooo; insurance
about $50. COO.
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18
rne MICHIGAN FLOODS.

= - ~
- s~si -. q Gr..A
n,.v-a.,ir.s..ff..Iliss Drive. freo
zYA@sr Hs.ss SD Nassfs<snriag I.-
x.ssssss Dssss<e osf-Hss =
ekaSe ksfil Nsea-' ss1s.
sf.ss r.- -. :. :,
iscAeS AZ lou.
eesOek Ea< " sees inene -. :.
raser Ear Ase
scaih orzsa hapaaA AKA : ~. -.
TIE Eats : innseases- 40
sere rs11'eo l'e=. 'a'e .'Sf's@
Aims fezHi ioe hse. = -. -.
as1 ine ae.ss ia g 49, .-lls
re sor ho-A.naefs .nPa 81 n
fzrniio'e isc1o- - s1. - 80
szs1he 10 save 'i'e mag q 70"
gan ordse- gang o. neA = - - ,n =.
sseHor ~ -. =
farc1g - .n1se =
nsndeed eed snee = NOE IA Xxx -
water In san afss1 swamp
a Pofsseo Q, tae es's : ~ s".I. u. :.
zsss to-slsnt Ire eesc PsHs
- ~ r.,-x.~ an "a. ayS,ert
= ~~..-
~ MI narx /
- s<s@.trrsr ,-.r.
g. -, =. .,,,r.,,,ix :. n. ssa.s-
- -. - ~. So. .-.-ks in the
-, ;r--s.,., I. lie s,zb,es
= -. ...z..w,r. :
All - q A.. r.,-.h en-. ~
-H- "a 80 "a InrF..r
q So v...-,,., -, -. irmz,-S
~ "a. a;,-< v.,- x<..S 20 v.es,e when
ss-.s~-, -. -. s.o-r Tae
- n. t,l,-h~.,s~. 80 os IN. oss-ss
<.-.,-,sx 80. Gznl riy-- ven,
s-,. tbs ,,n;,z N.nr merchants
,e-.,-, s-..i.I bazene,,. and tonight
-. of ..n - t.amS are WORKING
t. ssy- ,s- s.o.s. Rent has iuss
nseasa h.rersh..sseN North Psrx rail-
"a 49,. &c.. r,;,.< .,v,ve ~. e;tr
h.x ,c,. On, n .bis !, t-pe i, viii
:. ~. c.r.I...r.., tell hrSsy. A
49, ~, : t,rI;,, and rr.,s s..-
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18

0oonsns Exsas LAss seA Na~g 1atnsu4-
~ RIrp Afs Btg msas - IT,
uanhse0 Fart -
IT, city

H. HtFs 41e . Ueg Uses - H.
Umnseo Part -
IT, C1fy-
Dner0N. March 1S--One 81 ire noss
desxrue1sre Gres in he hissory a Bo-
To- az: :s =sxz:ss=se 20 - fsDozs
- = Thanksgiving CAY. 49,. and u
- snu,e DISTRICT txss<e nak sh0xslr
affex o1ezeek yesterday Afternoon zsd
hekore Il ux~ placed under ro1iroa-
Hre< bO.rx lateg. hal harmed os~r nore
thnn : square had n~sdrced tn zsaex
mrera1 Of he magnificent Eez buiss-
fnEs rerrpfiy oo@ple.ed IN tic Territory
bnrnel three and zzzlf Pears ago saa
hi e1as.ned property v,aaea by
euuservn1zxe estimate xt es-sks- so Aas
- ntsended By scesez Of parsc AID
Afntxxs nesev before equzaed in the
men<sy u ritizens nor living sDd had
Az4eryed ser~rzi. perhaps Easy. hz-
mns lives. sid rnznxzed o. zzai1ed At
Iens* thirty perssn&. so0e 81 HAsD Hlaa
- 0f th<ir Esfzrse<
AZ - oTez0ek tie alzrE zss seat l.
fsuU hox = IL uas <sss fszso=-d ~
= soeund anl th<n > gcp<rzs sszrn-
II Aznes lr1s< 0nf m the tor Depart
neuf ~ Horace Partridge & Co. who
onemnsek tie ffsh ard ssxsh Soon d
~ nevrn-stoxy building e1<ner Of
Enex and Lzseols streets. owned By T.
& A2ex
Ii eanse . ~ present usknoxn. hzt
II SARA : ss<serlbez b. tbas< searrss
Il = rrz<nEszEsx tine ksrxsfnx Of = fire
ern<kxx. 1ae Aannes sprrzd risk IN
eSu17bse rzp6disr- ..a In = r-rJ fes
ml1nesaS - entire ist<ssw uzs srrr-
~ There Eers .ssy ezPaoTa Of the
EktrSAgr eo0pasy At WORK u tAe
t7mes znd tie otber 41oss ues< sprss-
Eted w5th hnnsn bessxx
IL nsezI ssenpes Of escape were
q cnce CT oA-a.d thes heg.. . .ean-
h1e fw LIE uhieh ssekesed hehoadezx
II psnir<srscken snza.<s ed %
uin1pU sd ruDk so@e es<sPed y
sz1u Ao~n tesexrzPh poe<~ o<heu
~ Iespfne inso hzAnkess SD Bes2
several tzBPed to tAe pave@zaf- SIX c.
eiGhksx0<sekxBd wexe terribly Eazgsea-
- eohen4 bO~ Dnsr can nos B0E -
- I'll hn<k info the eass4roa Of
- - u<Fe orsrrs0e ny sse dense
han<k snrke wh<s saaor1se6 nj Who
- nne speedily e<tzPe- Ise eatzse
nFk aeFnrsDens o. to essT z1s szar<lF
= 1t scsne nth sAsse srO1 SND<s-
vie. Cs1wdge- N<sf9a- QsisrT ssd
lExkf0o .Es1risg l1s<r ~. srzza- For
ssnssrsy fsrsser hes9 was ~ 7eesrS-
y1ss ezv~ds tegsn II oere 20 Aoek
~ III srene. snd zs zatEer q preeaz-
g. T. W-.z,.u <---z~~-~S s--.a $500
The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18

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The Van Buren press., 1893-03-18

IL S@P8oy@ On many large SxOFc4
y ~ vicinity were on duty until the
Ire vas nnder control ready to move
osf goods II necessary Jordan, Marsh
= CA kePs z-sep men for that p7rpose-
incoming trains from all directions
were heavily loaded during the early
esenfng- AID probably over 50. GO ont
ki5~r~ tsiT-s = . pack the streets IN the
vicinity while the Gre sas Ia progress.
\ eSuseFvsxfve e<ftmzteos the total
Iun. 3 es.se9.e 90. The insurance will
61Dnnt 10 otout ~ 80. ga
ssA4ez: s-=s=s Of tie fire Is tie
los Of life. which can not be definitely
known, hut the number Of dead Is
shoaxht 10 BE- at least twenty-five and
a.y be pueh greater
he big Ames buildIng. owned BIZ
STFed L. ASS. knA several occupants.
hat m0@t Of the building was leased to
Horace Partridge. the big dealer in
tors and small wares This was his
wholesale department and the floors
ss==sse fss%k<<s u sis1 T0of with ssys 81
Iii kinds in one room was big lot
Of fireworks and they went on with .
sush-
The cry Of IRE aroused sll the en-
pIoyea. bat before even those on The
zoos could rrach the stairs the flames
49, preceded them The horror of the
assazfscM cannot adequately Be told.
In two minutes the hremen had spread
their IRE nets and rescued . score of
penple- In i've minutes the Gs.res
49, pouring iron every window Of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-26
MONDAY. MAY p, 1898.
pEGIsTER's NOTICE

NOTICES hereby given % all persons concern
ed a. leEaiee-, creditors o. otherwise that the
following accounts have passed Register. and
mat the sane VIII be preseuled Tor continuation
and allowance a. an Orphans Court 20 D. held
a. Somerset, Pa, on wednesday, May -. Is95.
First and final account Of Wm- r. KILLER and
J. J. kinimel, Admlnistrators Of William Stuil,
deceased.
mer r spsugier, Executors of Perry spangier,
/ decd
Account Of Jacob McGregor. Admiais.rato- OF
David Manges, deceased
Account Of CatlArlne Weaver. Admlnis--zlrLx
Of John Weaver, dec a.
First aud Anal account Of David Nay aud Jer-
eIniah Snyaer. Administrators Of Francis Nay,
FiTs5 and fusl account Of D. ". VII. Admins
/ traitor OF Aaron schrock. deed.
First aud hnsl account of Henry J. sipe, Ad-
miuistrator Of Elizabeth HUmbert. decd
FlrSt and hual account OF ". W. Hanger, Ad-
ministrator Of simon Hauger, deed.
First and tnzl account Of 4esse j. Cook, Ad-
miuistrai0r and Trustee OF Jesse beale, dee O.
First and nuai account of Jesse j. Cook, Ad-
miui-trator and Trustee Of John Wiugert, dec D.
Flrst aud dnEl account Of Alfred EVANS, Exec-
utor of Daniel Schneider deed
First and l1al account Of G. C. FleischhEuer
and George Barclay, Administrators Of Ca-nar-
Inc Barclay. dee a.
Account Of Isabella Eriss.uger ard II. 3. Phil
[ son. Administrator Of Charles A. II Hrissinsvr
deed
First and 6naI account Of John b. Umberser
i AdminiStrat0r Of David stump. deed.
First and final account Of A J. Steruer. Admin
I ist at0r and Trustee Of Alexander Slerssr dec g.
First and final account o. p. r. aud J. ". ha--
I KEY Administrators Of Henry L0hr. dee d
I tisst and anal account 0i Moses Walker, Ad-
minislratOr and Trustee of Christian Mlsser,
dec a.
Flrsl and Eual account Of D. ]. Brllaker, act
I ing Adminlstrator Of Heary b. Walker deed.
First and uual account Of Caroline Meyers and
I John J. narr, Adminislratcrs OF Michael IL. Mey-
ers, dec a.
Account of Joel p Miller aud Isaiah Basr. EX-
ecut0rs AMI Trustees ef Peter y. Miller, deed
First and 1nal account OF Reheccs Fieg and l..
I c. Ackermau. Executors OF John Fieg, decd
First and hual account OF Jonathan Sorber and
I G. W. Lambert, Executes OF sdmuc. slat.er,
deed.
second and final account Of J. Harry Fritz. one
7 Of the Executors OF Daniel Fritz deed
Fir-f aud maj accCunt OF A. l. Lowry. Ad-
I minlsiraaoro OF Monroe b. K-etchmsn. deed
Z Registers Odice A. J. HiLEMAS.
Ap-il -. aG kegisteE-