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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-02

An "Al-Around" Family. - A
youthful offender being brought into
court was asked by the magistrate what
his family did for living. "Jedge. ="
he answered. Il guess there amt a
more all-around family than ourn 90
In" What do you mean by an all
around family?" Well. dad keeps a
gin-mill- Sis is in the ballet, an go to
Sunday school. Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-02

/ Panama hats are practically the
only ones used in the tropics by white
men. They are made by hand from
the 6ber of the leaf of the screw pine
which grows in Ecuador and the neigh
boring states. Two million four hum
dred thousand Of these hats are sent
put annually from tbs Panama.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-02

Husband (the fathe~ es six daugh-
ters)-Come, Rosa. there is gentle
man in the drawing-room who wants
to marry one of our daughters. He is
wine merchant.
Wife-A wine merchant? Heaven be
praised. Then he will be sure to select
one of the older brands.-Le Main
Jaune.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-02

Mrs. de Ven-Whv are you so anx-
ious to have your son marry a widow?
Mrs. Malap-Tm so afraid he might
make miss-alliauce, otherwise.-De-
troit Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-02
For Time of Need.

Solicitous Mother-My son. is your
fance girl of thoughtfulness and fore
sight?
Son-ForesightP Well, / should say
so, She keeps piece of chewing-gum
under every chair in the hcuse.-oucaz-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-02
Nothing tho Matter with It.

Juvenile Customer lat restaurant)-
Paw, this duck is spoiled.
Paw-What is the price marked On
the bill of fare for duck?
"One dollar and fifty cents"
"The duck is all right, my son. You
mustn't object to its gamey flavor.
Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-02
HUNTING SERPENTS.
How a Monster Boa Came Near
Capturing One Of His Captora
Following q Serpent's Trail-It's . Danger
Gus Sport, But There's a Good Deal Of
Excitement In It and Some
Information.
COPYRIGHT. 1891

HE serpents of
tropical Amer
lea often attain
to an extraordi-
nary size. Many
of them are of
wondrous beau
ty and some ex-
tre m ely VEN
m Ou 8. The
general reader
w ill look in
vain through
1ooLc nf fraun1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-02
Attorneys Pocket Docket.

The Lawyers wade Necum" can be used iD any
State and in any court. The most complete and
convenient pocket docket ever published, with two
inceXes-an alphabetical index and a diary index;
shows at glance just what date a lawyer has
in court; keeps complete record Of of the case
Handsomely bound iii flexible back, convenient
size to carry in the pocket Endorsed by attorneys
everywhere. Price of Docket $100. BY mail post
paid to any address upon receipt OF SL07.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-02
Monograph.

300 copies from original. Writing, Drawing
Music Etc. Of typewriter letters 1,oOO copies can
be taken from original Recommended by over
$4,000 users The EAGLE Is agent for thssale Of thil
machine, extra supplies etc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

ss.ssasn The dass aaoahtsd &c e.
d, "a
The pablie hbsars aill bs ch,~ssd the
Fourth u July. except the references i
braFy. shlch ali he open fr0ua o. .
=. ~
HcCrsih 4 Co viil give the oitee II
essanizcd charity a supply n Ponce DE
Leoa water the rect u the summer.
The funeral a BENJAMIN Boles was
hsid IA L0seil yesterday. The Res.
+ Hasssd conducted the services.
Miss Esa simmons af THE esty slll
act a. lstter clerk and type~rs AZ The
Ottawa this seassn.
The ne~ organ built fer Al sous
church w4s accepted yesterday o. the
trustees.
The lerneg s,ciety will hold aa enter
talualent ia lie ball TO-DAY.
The fee-ipts 10 the treasures olhee
fcf June eefe etsk
The receipts ia the registers office tor
june sere sl leo
Misc Elsie Field has returned from
Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
CRUSHED BY A TRAIN
Sad Death Of Young John Han
son Last Evening.
JUMPED ON A MOVING CAR
he fsII s.si.s the ssasi " heels "a the
e. A. = 4 tsss<bS fioa-~ With
fatal fts-alss-

Iehn Hansen. = y,uag man 10 YEAR.
cii hs.ag ~.fh HE parents az No II
hsitiy piaer, adj employed az the His
ssA eaftsf sxsspsr faciors. tIsssi At ~
Marx hospital az , 9'ei.,ek iast evening
fsom inluric. Sustained Wills trying q,
ttarl a Aeylag - X 4 / freish. train
.hortls after s oe.eck yesterday after
ncaa.
he fasH8ry cioses AZ 5 o'clock "a Sat
uftlss .na che yoang nsan after ieaesns.
his ecrs sshs % tt4 q, X a l. freighi
hsasa . sail To- a freight train upon
aAlsb - eouia r.d.. a. tis
'ihisi assaae etozslng. ils hou4,
0as ncar tais Guessing. ani be had
oftfn ridii~n down "a a freight after Ms
s.is 5 aers Hhea The tram cane ainn,g
yesterday 81 atfemptel - board a.. uut
"a .--e,i hia foefing aaa waa thrown
aus.rf tn- shrels lie Nas caught "a
surh = lla.aeg tlst hts right arm ami
- we're horribly ma1glcd aud srouud
ftF irasfi.cf.fs which Rrrs heid %
-ellef eu.s - slEeNs amt tentt,us.
Vice. la<ru from he track hi- Roaasis
Nesc b.re'lGZ rsofusely AMI
he Haa aearis uDcorrcsais from
tae siseS feea.iEg ifon bis ia
.urle~. Tho cifF ambulance was
sa.i-sl ali tie ynnlg asa sas taken %
ST. Marx hlsa.tal. bT g. X John
@n. Or fans Surgeon. vac ssn
ls.HaL iuL after q consultation With
ul aosr,tti Surgeons b aas doeided ihat
ieai efrFafian Rss unnecessary.
He clflfiss ere n a fatal charaf ter
tir 'lri fel.nie ~ weakened from loss
IT hffat tnat surgical treatment cuuld
rti ave hi- iiir aud the surgeons ale
siafft Ais gatherings a. hest they couti
- eiediet. tfeafmsut until death came.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

The Holland Benevolent association is
adding more room to the home al the
corner ~ College avenue and Bridge
stree, by renioieiing the building that
stands a short distance from the main
structure. The two buildings viii BE-
connected 10y roof. but the sides will
not be- joined The society viii eNpead
about Gao IN improvements. and when
they are complete the home will furnish
accommodations for twenty four in
mates VI the present time there are
twelve persons cared Tor AT that insiitu
tion The new part viii be- used for the
nlals. inmates Of the home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Two men are working the business
men ~ the city for advertising Tor
pretended labor union directory. claim
ug they are authorized by the Central
i.abor union 20 solicit The labor day
committee having IN charge the pfo
gram for labor day warn the business
nicn - the city that the Central Labor
anton or any other union has not an
fhosizcd any one 10 soliclt advertising
r. iteif namci except those composiu.
the committee on labor day program.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

senate No. l5J9 II the Ancient rs
scenic Order held its first annual election
Friday. az which the following officers
were chosen. Supreme senator. Henry
y Wilder: senior scneschal. Bernard DE
Crasf. junior senc-chal. Jacob Tazelaar;
sarcedns. Eber Rice; secretary. L. W.
I,.even. treasurer. Harry Dibble.
The senate has membership OF
eighty i've and Will hold sessions in Eiks
hall after July 4. The night ~ meeting
has been changed - "Wednesday. The
hrst work under the ncw ritual viii be
done next "Wednesday night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
nur,., ar w,l,,.m sh.cl.,,.n.

The funeral IL William shackcltob Of
NJ. - Turner street ms held from the
family residence yesterday sftern~Dn.
The dec~ss.d Was bnrn al Paris On
txrio. August ~. i11 In 1876 be
moved IL th,s rity. aud hsi slncr rv.
sided on his farm IA Walker township
aud Ia ms home on Turner street lie
~as a member ~ the Old SETTLERS asso
cation and wss we'll known throughout
tis. county By the pioneer residents. tie
leaves sidow and three sons. Or.
Charles Shackelton 20 this city. Elgin
shackrlton 81 Walker and George
Sbackciton q Traverse City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Yesterday afternoon at ; o'clock Il.
Sstl,n. -s-sond- hand furniture dealer At
No - South Division street. was thrown
from his wagon near his place 81 bust
mess and badly injured. The horse be
came frightened AZ ala electrIc car and
ran away Salm's collar bone was
broken and hlS shoulder and head
bruised The horse collided with Or.
Rozema's carriage and smashed for
ward and hind wheel Of the doctor :
rig. The doctor WAS occupying the car
rage when II was struck and was nearly
thrown ont
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

one ~ the draw hacks IA the wearing
II f1rsef shoes Is the fact that they -,
easily take an a rusty isssk. An EASY
scheme for keeping thela eiean ard
bright Is given Ia the Chatham keput-
nee Ia the value IT the plan Tie ssss;
With pseeo Il nice RIPE banana |
ednnot oaly keep fstsset shos~ clean. but
| eau keep them polished a. Wet.
simply take q piece 20 banana and
grease the leather With u aud them pol
lsh Il with a cloth. la this way all the
discolosatious are removed and polish
IL obtained"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

John W. Chase j. looking for his wife
and DAISY Richmond. who suddenly left
the city FRIDAY night. taking with her
about $40 II Johns cold casn lie fol
lowed them 10 the depot. but arrived
there in time 10 see the train bear away
tie wife 20 his BOSOM They have had
considerable trouble before. and this
sill doubtless lead 10 a permanent sep
aration. Miss Richmond is a daughter
~ Prof. Richmond II Hillsdale college.
Mr.. Chase applied for warrant Tor the
arrest 81 his NIfe, but ~ was not issued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

One - the pretfte~f resijencts in The
eastern part 81 the cify i that n 81
" Pratt siex - which Is given IA
sffset iu a vefy pleasant iu'slfiy srd is
just = fre@.ft r4irf ~ srtsf iuisr ~
f1a uumtss - people. 3s lfaai,ls saang
lssls mssi~ hss lttai there iast SUNDAY
evening Nri1ht Ter Tf0h,is 10 ifau
= usie - the lradlng ieuiists - thn erfs
having been ~ IueOess here seven
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Bert i.amhert, boy II years old. re
siding al No. "a tioos,rieh street. at
tempted Ia jump CA moving q. IL. 4 l..
freight tram al the Front street crossing
Yesterday afternoon. and IN doing ~
stepped his right foot under wheel.
Two 1T his toee were 80 badly smashed
that Dr. DeVries amputated them. The
hoy Was taken Ia his home in the cit!
ambulance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Street car travei or Monroe and Canal
streets was blocked fuf some time last
sight because "a a collision at the cso-s
iug. t,stW ecu a Bnt,otWorih avenue car.
NJ. 10. aud Cherry street car. No.
~ Both mofornen were irving o.
avoid the dcnse crowda that swarmcd
AZ streets aud nelther apparently no
iiced the approach u tue other ear.
fhn Buit~rxofth avenue car was thrown
fg,fin the track. but no oihes damage
- a. lime
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
"svERYBOprs LAW BOOK. :

Z. as iifsse fas - s4ss vssfs - sf4fesf -
ktssasfsF k.oecs 1 = . sa.sse - tA>
Nss feft tssf
q aaat.'ss esefs .a.s esf sesseaa - - fHsiF
N~h laesef ft tfs4 itss = ask ef* - taFafs
-. 4s.is -ssf askra s. sfe- ~. ft s.fsss tsr~
sls-ff ti .slsaa ftss esast tslss ss.-t - = is
- 81 ffsis o. 49, atef, ~ e-ttst go -
ftfF.t CO e4sf1 fstie55 assf.f ~ = g
ffasasst
tiazsas ssllsfs fssl tasf -tr fsls
f.st elstass stsass - sssle q s
60 n. fsA1.sasf ~ -a4tA kss@ass >ss ta1k
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

pears. It's paslors are leesiea AZ q e
corner q Manroe znd Disl>bsH stree :
aad The fact that be - bs,lsulsf snd s1e
evs-f0t = shown b. TIE f,set that BE- asld
he assistants ATE ala sss tnssis sug<gra.
he gives tee best sersscs IA al tne i-t
est methods ~ mesiern drstasirs aud hls
paliegts are Always peTfsSiiy satisfied
sifh his Treatment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

i.poBan. HraIlry. the democrat mem
bef 20 the hoar'i ~ special pension eS
lfItaers. ~, esved notice. ~ his reap
lslHtm4ri yesterday morning The az
piinfmeni - Tor one year. aud be took
4is nafh - Office with satisfied den,D
cratic air The APPOINTMENT - a mem
~ ~ succeed Nr. i~s3ry Wiil l., tie
fcfftd fnT a few weeka
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Two e4-s~ II cycles from Liverpsd
% tr&,ns 4 kichRoad. sixteen cs,ses
as ipf S.srds 4 Maxwell Of Prni
eeier ttrce CASKS q treacle f5r =
ft-ts.a ta8 cases - books for T. Loan
art tt3 crates - eaFtkrnware Foe ~
l.f4ntrts ~oos 3 60. we're the receipts
- iAs custom house Yesterday
Ihs i1ner4i "a y. L. Norman will be-
fe.j this afternoon az { 0'ciock fron the
res.,ie0ce % William Norman. az NJ. IL
Barclay street II will b. held under
ttt fua Ti,.e- 20 Grand River Lodge "
"a - l. ~ The Re-. \. VI. t.oald -
ttr uisls.ua Street y r. church 2iil be
go eihci4tirg Clergyman.
Naff.n Aaeetise. employed by the
'sard .apt.s Gas coiapany. had one u
Ats less tsoseu ia a trench on Hall
sff yesierdsy maruaag The trench
~ aud ~ 4arrowiy eecapesl SER
co.'s aIulg TIE amiuiInce took him
g. US aalae. NJ. ~ West Division street.
Peter Ncgs. an ola.tilar offender. was
ieeS@'f ur ~ friiicr headquarters for be-
la frgna yesterday " hen placed IA
80 eell b ressfs.i. and put up his hand
lattts lte kfavJ i..oF &as closed lie
aoN eaf-.es broken thumb as a re-
naeaere f his ra-'lAes-.
+ g.. Nils ir4staug salesman Tor the
LtHains Muee iaflaW company. msg
4 .eir.iir.i ai tf.s uulan depot last even
Ii oF az atfack ~ heart failure and he
VA removed o. ine t. D. bone in the
GAG ambulance ile vas better upon
ehie. taf hospital
IS 1aFp Tee missing painter who
- fa~ r.ts a4ysferisiiris about a week
a- tafQei 80 at ~ seseph. tie
We - iriea'ss frst he wandered away
Aa temporarily ia-saf. re said he
~s r tnt sas aboat u start Tor
taf a.fal Nages.lre committee on
isrs7 fa great camp meet
nos nrsf rffe.frr stf give sn e0t.rr
sisn g. .aeas .ea 3uig H The pro
ce p niii O. devoted o. thn entertain
4. nt f1ea CO. lhat meefiag
Us riuaf chairman &C e.. commit
g. u trsaa.stss .at- FOR fle Nacrabee
exrpf 1ea jay . has closed . contrast
~ rfrfi-lse u- ~ the steamer
talts tsf 60 th Naeesbees and their
tha
its Hia.ie sfraucen,ef a
ttst iaHssi. faeEso3 s Mack
ff ~ is-t sruu - fole'io.
ia $3.50 nHF Sd az hout. aad
efiDas tF'r- uaar az
p iss q ne Organized
" f 'efi last aieAf Tor tn
c.nae taer ha as t1rmnriY sN
p - t oas4lfsl Charity -
gerry f ifF a. Nal return "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
ONE MASS OF SCALES
Afflicted 3 Years b. Dreadful Skin and
Blood Disease, with Intense
Pain and Loss Of Hair.
All Other Remedies Fail. Relieved In-
stantIy and Cured In -Four Weeks
10y the Cuticura Remedies.

have q few word. % SAY regarding the crTI-
SrEA REMEDIES. They have cured 90 fogr
se.ks' time from SKIN and Blood Disease whsch
have had fot over three yeAf-- ~ certain timc-.
NJ -sin wolH ~ very sore. and always kcIt
CRACKING and Isectng OH IN al bite ssaie-- La cnl
sraihet rgf face ss- one ns.~. 81 -raies. When
ga The cold aif the r-in ~s- iHi"n-s, " would
sr4s-s tfi8g tesr- o. my eyes, ard ay tieod also
h.ihx N ppor rundiien. With = ior- 81 hsir.
has. tiled every tacwn remedy that vac rerofu-
scfisisd - me hgt 70 Wa ~ no usc, and rave
gefJ huie tsnr1t. So. hearing ~ your stTIct "a
kHNEsis- eonels.iei - give them trial The
ryst application sat. sluHt-t instant rcllef. In
fsF week-' finse fnuus myself rgrfi. aud !
thankful for what they base dome Or me-. Your
trftrrRs kysEDIs- dressing - hose Who
uss hsw the opportunity 90 u-- iacm. |
recommend thea. 10 am ase
EDMUND KEEAS,
2setl Is.oa Ave, Chicago, III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

strawberry forks are dainty novelty
for the table. They are snail usually
ihree.tin though they may be- two.
and seem With their short handles Ia be
more bow than handle. the slender tines
being quite two inches long.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
A r.audulen, Advsn.siny solicitor

The local Typographical union. No.
-. have not authorized sny publication
or advertising program 10 contain al
vcrtising. and hereby warn people
against patronizing any such solicitor.
BY ORDER OF BoAGD oF DIgncToKs.
july |. ls3f.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
Dividend Not,ce.

The Board Of Directors 81 the Kent
County Savings Bank have declared a
semi-annusl dividend of > per cent,
payable on and after july 3 next.
j. 4. Is. NlEDIER. Cashier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
Dividend No.ice.

The directors OF the Old National bank
have declared "A scum annual dividend az
per cent. pa, able on and after july >.
HARVEY j. HoLLIsTEE.
Cashier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Tho directors II the Grand Rapids
National bank have declared semi-an-
nuai dividend Of per cent ON its eapi-
tai stock. payable on cor after July =.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Fruit ice cream. frozen buildings. New
York cream and water ices, delivered
daily. VI l.. FoTlnby
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
D.videndNo,ic-.

Bring your best girl or any friends fer
dinner al Dixon's ON Fourth IL July.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

You will miss half the show by not
taking dinner at DiNons. Pearl street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Effect dos fsuerr Frcat cute. - hnnaofs sai ils-
ss-es - ~ ssia. .sAli rnd Blood than al other
rs.a~ties eoftfthef. artIff IA. ~ great ~sia
cure sad strflt.Ha soar. an sseui-ifs -kin ifafi-
nef sHd if.autfTf. esfeFrsliY. ard 'fftffH "a ~
safFfSr the nee Bleed fafirsf ard Effa'rst q
Hamhs kesbeiiFs. Internally. =s.~eirs -
q has haruinE srs'Y. rl8pif, snh ttsfsnf lie
fa-rs - ths sin scalp. ADD ta.f FROM tnerev -
49, freta r8rrpfs a. ssFofasa - sea TIE tssi pAys
sishs and a. otasf frfaesies fail.
sol sseryv here FiIss, CrTirrR, snc. soar,
~ r. sofFFsr. 81 Fftpafet - to fofrrR
fats 80 f.aastf Al tosrpnsffes, tostna.
g. scat fss Hos q q aff stip b.ses~cs." 90
psxss 50 ifIasffAleHs. ID tesfialatlsfs,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

M7IfhlMLR a table 'e hss '@ . a,ss
as frogs legs. HOLSTERS. shrimps, CLANS. etc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
Opening of the Normal Term.

The Columbia College If Commerce.
located in the McNullen block. wishes
10 announce that their normal term
opens july IL. The college will make "A
specially of training az teachers IN all
branches. including all subjects ncces
.ary for first. second and third county
certificates and state certificates. Prof.
NJ +. Scott will have charge of the nor
NAL school.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-10-06

TIE storm and tidal wave on the Gull
Coast was ten times more fatal and de-
structive than at first reported. About
1000 people are thought to have lost
their lives and the devastation is terrif'
fic. Plaquemine and Jefferson parishes,
Louisiana, suffer most and fully fourth
of their population are among the killed.
The bayous, swsmps and lakes are filled
with corpses and wreckage and the scene
is one never before witnessed in this
country. Fishing boats to the number
OF 100 are missing and the property loss
is fully 100000, of which the L. & N.
is the greatest sufferer. The
storm came while most OF it's victims
we're asleep, to be aroused in time to
meet a horr ible death.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-10-06
NEWSY NOTES.

&c. G. Everett has been appointed
postmaster at Mt. Sterling.
w. B. Haywood was nominated for
the Senate in the 18th district.
"A single sentence in a speech oil
Senator Faulkner the other day con-
tanned 257 words.
-Keene's Domino has retired for
the season with an unbeaten record, bis
total winnings being sl76,73O.
Robert Allen, giddy youth OF Wal
ton, killed himself because two. times
grass widow went back on him.
The Peoples Bank at Louisville has
gone into voluntary liquidation as it
finds that it is making no money.
Miss Pollard's case against Col.
Breckenridge is docketed for the Octo-
Der term OF the court at Washington.
"A tornado knocked the little town
of Hogan, Ga. silly. Nine houses were
demolished and six persons were killed.
Mrs. Robinson swan the Embarras
river, near Oakland, Ills., to get help for
her wounded husband and died from ex-
posture.
sheriff Fouch, OF Rowan county,
killed County Clerk johnson in the
courthouse at Morehead over some de
linquent tax reports.
Hon. Fsnton Simms, who served
with credit in the last Legislature, has
been renominated by the democrats OF
Trigg county. He has no opposition.
Near jamestown, Ind. Oscar Oar.
nall, aged 20, shot and stabbed Miss Lii.
lie Majors, aged IA, and shortly after
ward killed.. himself. He wanted to
marry the girl, but her parents objected
on account OF her age and the. youths
wildness.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-10-06

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is not the man
to accept heresay evidence when he can
test the matter with bis own optics. He
had read 80 much about Marie Jansen's
beautiful limbs that he went to the the.
atre the other night just to see them.
His opinion is not made public, but We
have it from pretty good authority of her
own sex that while nature has done
much for Marie, art has done more. In
other words it is openly charged that her
beautiful tights are padded and things
are not, in her case more than in others
always what they SEEM
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-10-06

The laws OF heredity seem to be mex
CRADLE. In his younger days Rodes
Thompson, a son of that elegant old gen.
teman, p. Henry Thompson, of Fayette,
ran off and married woman far below
him in social station and against the
earnest wishes of his parents. She
proved as they had suspected and when
Mr.. Thompson died suddenly a short
time after having his life insured for her
benefit, the insurance company charged
her with conspiring to his death. Since
then she has gone from bad to worse and
the worst OF it is that her son, Rodes,
has followed in her footsteps. He is an
all around bad boy, with no pride OF
family and is often in trouble. Re-
Gently he shot a frail woman named
Matte Crabtree, who he thought was
not as true as she ought to have been to
him. He was arrested and on being
tried for a felony the jury disagreed.
Then he plead guilty of less offsnse
and was given three months in Jail and
fined $500, Verify blood will tel as
much in the human race as in the ami
NAL kingdom.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-10-06

SENATOR BLACKBURN spoke against the
repeal of the Sherman law prefacing bis
remarks with the unnecessary assurance
that he didn't know much about fnan.
cial matters. 1t was much better that
he should have doubted and been
damned than to have flown 30 strongly
in the face OF the public demand for a
repeal OF the miserable make.shift after
dsllying 30 long. But our senior sena-
tor can't stem the tide. Both the House
OF Lords and his constituents know that
he talks with his mouth without any eff.
fort at thought.