Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-21
THE NEWS.

neuIalgia of ths heart at his home in FIRE.
mont, O-Fire completely destroyed tha
three-story brick building occupi by the
Peake Manufacturing Company, Rigby &
Ramsey and Horne Pap Box Compa y, in
Karsas City. Loss $50 900 The linden.
ture of a mortgage from the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass Railway G mp my to the
Central Trust Company of Nsw York was
entered for record In the county clerks Of
fee in Waco, Texas. he in trument is
made 10 secure an is ue of SIS 900 000 in first
mortgage toads The trial of Anderson
Anderson, charged with the muir er of his
wife Annie, was cone,ud d in Judge DInn's
court Chicago, the hearing having occu-
pied near,y week. Anderson was found
guilty OF murder, and his punishment fixed
at fourteen ye1rs' imprisonment. --W. B.
Cor keys contract for pri ting the Worlds
Fair catalogue was approved By the B bard
Of Control Of the National Committee. The
National Board, however, in order to pro-
ct Mr.. Conkey, iopted resolution for
bidding foreign governments from printing
catalogues of tn .ir sections in any language
except that of the country which MAKES the
exhibit.
A band o. robbers set fire to tempe In
Chinese town near Canton, according to adj
vi, es received N San Francisco, and 1000
live, were % Wadleish's cd mil at
Atkins, Tenn, burned. 1t YVES used as d
lod ling ~ g. Joe English jumped from
sec n history wind Nv and broke his neck.
Tom Ashton "; suffocated while trying to
escape by the e.evator. Twenty other
lodgeis barely escaped with lhe.r lives
Dr. Samuel Logan one of the Oldest aud
most prominent Physicians of the South,
diel suddenly iu New Orleans of apop exy.
Mrs Logan ed three days ago, and the
blow prestratei the husband. DR.. Logan
was born Ia Charleston, S. ca fire in
the neart OF ths retail district of Kansas
City at midnight cause | loss OF upward Of
s245. 0CO. The fire destroyed the iour-story
stone front building at N S. 102 and 10i
Walnut street. The Jaccari Watch and
Jewelry Company lose $4,000, flu ly in
sured; the 70 ter Wo,len Company, $4,000,
insurance not known; the K nsas CT Art
for S35, 90. &c Buchanan, in cha z OF
live stock department, has chosen James
Mortimer superintendent of the Westminster
Kennel Club New York city, as SUI erinten-
d, mt of the dog show, at the Worlds Fair.
- he dry COOS store of Joseph Bryan, in
Newark, N. j., was burned John Bryan,
father OF the proprietor wEo was Sleeping
in the store, was SO badly burned that hs
died at the hospital.
C. NJ. Haye general mana yer Of the Wa
b 81, issu d circular dsaying the denan Is
of the operators for an vance in wages.
He says he will investigate me iadiyi iual
cases cited by the operators, and see If an
increase can be granted. IA fire at n n
sington, southern suburb of Chicago de
stroyed three small business buildings and
caused loss of $4,000. Pip man Stephen
Morgan and James Cunning am. of gine
Company 81, were caught under a falling
wall in the first buildi e which burned. Ths
former was instantlJ killed, and the latter
was % severely injured that he cinnot re-
cover-Dr John B. Rice, ex-cong essmani
one of the bestknown men inSandu'ky coun
e, O., died in Fremont after a long Illness,
with Bright's dis ase, term mating in pneu-
monia. Gen. W. II. l.. B ,rnes one Of the
most prominent attorneys of San Francisco,
was attacked and severely beaten by CARROT
ers as he was entering his house. Gen.
Barnes IN lde a desr crate .sistance and drove
the men off. Barnes received two scalp
wounds and was otherwise bruised. Bur
glars broke into the pos toffice at Irvingt
N. Y, ard made a big haul. They secured
5000 in cash and stamps, five watches valued
at So 0. and So in silver. The thieves &C.
complish the job like New York profess
81 mails Harry Motion, thirty year con-
Wet who was employed as c'erk in the front
office, g capped flom the JACKSON, Mich I,
prison. Notions sister is the wife of Russell
Harrison's business partner. Rev. Sam
Small accepted position on the editorial
staff of the Atlanta Constitution.-ln a
fr, light train wreck on the Wanda ia roid,
near jess rps Station, Ind, tie engineer
and fireman were XII led.
1ae Prudential insurance Company has
voted to increase its capt. Il stoci from $500
dividend o; 10 per cent on the first-named
fgure.-The Wichita Electrical Railroad
was sold by the 81 eriff under a mortgage of
800, 900. The property was bought in by the
bondholders. John Gully Campbell w, $
fouf dead his room at the Warwick
Hotel, in Minneapolis. The gas was turned
on, and the man hal been usphy xiated-
Jeffersonville, Ind, was shaken by en- earth
quake.-.A test vo in the II inois legisla-
ture on the question Of ope log the Worlds
Fair on Sunday re u ted in victory for
the advocates of opaning the Fair on that
day. Frederick E ensperger, eighty two
years old, who for fifty-six years had served
in one pacity or another on the New York
Central Railroad, was struck by trsil at
Conowaga, n. y, and killed The knit
ting mill of A lis McAdam s. Co., at Utica,
N Y, was badly damaged by fre-A
broken rail caused car On the Dow min ton
and Lancast ter Rail- DAD to be overturned,
killing Peter Damman, .enger.-It is
reporte in Havana that Ighacio Herrer,
who was ki mapped by bandits day or so
ago from plantation near San Antonio de
las Vegas, has been released by the bandits
upon the pawn MT to them of SO, 000.-
Lewis Baker died in Poughkt epsie at the age
of l0l years.-David J. Williams celebrated
his l03d birthday in Saratoga.
Pedro Paulo Pool, Catholic priest, was
convicted of numbering his brother in the
city of Mex Goa wood t aiu on the
Portland and Willamette Valley Railway
was derailsd near 0swego, Oregon, by a
rec across the track. The engine, seven
cars aud a caboose went into the ditch, and
several people in the cibooss. were severely
injured Fireman John Hobenlietsr anu
Raphael Coutze, iaborer, were fatally in
jured. -Governor elect Turney, of Tenne-
see, took the oath of office at his h me being
to i'll to venture cut-The to " Of Miss
Mary Allen We I, which was brought from
Japan, reached Galesburg, Ill, and was
there buried. -kornel Lott was electrocu
ted in New York for the murder of Hrs De
masck.-Seven persons were taptis d by
immersion in the Little Corestoga Cree;, in
Mannheim township, Sunday by Rev. Amos
Holt nstein Dunkard preach who o ID