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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-03-23


much Wrinkled over the silken lining,
and was belted by a very deep belt Of
jet. 4.
Velvet long blouses, exactly like those
SO long worn of silk, are much favored
just now, in this day Of velvet. They
are very handsome creations, and very
dressy and convenient for theater
wear, with plain cloth skirts
noticed one not very long ago at a
very elegant concert It was of yellow
velvet, shot with pale blue a most
beautiful effect, and was finished about
the long-pointed wrists and the throat
by cascades of very much beruffled
chiffon Of pale blue OF course, the
sleeves We're Of the usual huge propor-
tons, and the belt very deep, and Of
folded velvet.
l had the great good fortune to at
tend tend q state reception at Presid ent Car
not's not many evenings ago, and the
beauty of the toilets worn was a rare
treat for artistic minds.
One Of the handsomest was worn by
q slender, stately lady, friend Of
Nine Carnot, who received with her.
1t was OF pearl olored satin, embroid-
cred royalty in seed pearls and com
bined with primrose yellow velvet.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-03-23
s Ola rs OF
STILL EMPLoYEDAS MEASURES
Is q ~ u IN e.
ingenious and Complicated Sone
Very Complete DlaIs Of To-
sE Day--One for Calculat-
ing Time at Sea. 81

Il Much ingenuity has been shown in
/ til, construction of sun dials, before
the Geographic transmission Of time
and the appearance of watches, now
50 cheap. It was not thought that
sun dials were in current use. They
are are, frequently employed in some parts
of France that is astonishing in this
day of clocks. Some Of them of a
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-03-23
talk of Depopulating Iceland

James Thorn, of the Beaver Steam
ship line, who has been intimately con
5nected with the carrying trade Of Can
ada for the past twenty years, has
arrived in Winnipeg. Have you any
special business, Mr.. Thorn, outside of
the general business of your liner
asked a correspondent of the Toronto
Mail. Yes" he replied. My mission
here is to interview the Manitoba gov
eminent in regard to bringing over
settlers from Iceland during the com
ing summer 1t is reported that the
government will arrange with Mr.
Thorn to bring over 1000 Icelanders
next summer, and THAT the intention
is to bring from Iceland the entire pop
ulation, if possible, some 10000 or 20, =
COO souls
Wednesday, July 26, has been as
signed as Liberia day by the joint com
mittee on ceremonies Of the world S
Columbian exposition. The appoint
ment is a very appropriate one, being
the forty anniversary Of the in.
dependence Of that government.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-03-23

gown of remnants does not look as it
did three years ago, for when one sees
in the most fashionable millinery estab-
lishment in Paris mo(ish creation
consisting Of 4 black satin bodice and
a plain skirt Of deep plum colored cloth
it is sufficient. license to go home and
make over two old gowns into one
smart new one. and walk abroad in it
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
STRANGERS in town are requested
TO GO TO
VIII. kINGxCO
FOR
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CIGARS,
HOT DRINKS, etc.
VALUABIE CITY pRoprRr> zop

NALUABlE CITY PROPERTY FOR
y SALE - Pursuant 70 a judgu ent of
axe county superior court rendered ar
ne october term, lss2, in the case Of Fila
u. wright, c: h. Wright. Jas X Throw
sr, Jr snd otht rs sgairst Ciaure A. Per
Ainson, II dividnally, ard as adm inistra-
tcr OF Mary Perkinson, deceased. Ezra
Pe'kinson, and Virtruvius Royster .usr
olan ad litem of Ezra Parkinson we will
on Thursday. January 18th, 1913 a the
county county court house In the city of
Raleigh. n c.. sell public outcry IN the
highest bidder for cash the following lots
or parcels of land In the city OF Raleigh.
viz:
First T'rsct-Adioinin the lands of Mrs
Lrura A Wilson and Others. lying on the
,0utneast corner OF the inter ection of
bioodworth and Morgan streets. being
part OF city lot No. l5S, rs shown on Shat
'ers map of the city of Raleigh and more
tuliy and at leng b deserib In the deed
OF trust execut. d on the 2lst day OF Feb.
ruary, 1890, by &. A Perkiusuu and Nsrx
Perkinson his wife, TO A. W Haywocd
trustee, &c, which said deed OF trust is
duly recorded in the office of the register
OIL deeds ior Wake county, ". G, In book
ll0, page 81 et seq
, Sec nd Tr.ct Adjoining the lands of
William Blake src Others, living on tho
south SIDE or Hargett street. between
bIoodworth and Persoa streets being
part OF city lot No l25 as shown on Shat
frrs map or the citv of Rsleigh, and being
~ the northwest corner OF William R'
blake's lot, and more fully described in
the mortgage deed executed by c; A
Perkinson and Mary Perkiuson. fis Wife.
o Jas Throw er. Jr, on the 34th day cf
January, 1891. which said deed of NOR
gage was dull recorded In the Office of the
register OF deeds for Wake county. n. C.
IN book :l5, page 80 ct seq Hour OF sale
IL O'Clock IN. A. " HAYwoop
W. j PRsLR
declS Commissio,.-
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
Majority Becomes a Minority.

DENVER. Col, Jan. 16 The repub
lican maj ,rity in the lower house of the
Legislature to day became a minority
by the bolt of Representative Funder-
burgh who has gone over to the fusion
lists because of a failure to secure all the
patronage be thought he was entitled to.
The present organization is threatened
and the scenes Of two years ago likely 20
be repeated when the regularly elected
speaker was supplanted by a fusion
speaker.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
RARE BARGAIN
FOR INVESTORS,
The \ c. " agon Factory
and Material for Sale.

B7vI"ua ~ a1thor ty given In Iced 4,
:li tom the Nor h Carolina WAGON
91s7y -ecOci q IN ths Re 4 ,te-', Off
& Wake co1n y 10 book :, page = we
v4se.lo9
T1eslly, February g., 1893,
"sa1' p T. aud p a Il the I'D com
a4l situated In he city o
ALFIGH, C,
.atse No < r. wi hsi'e track leading
trough tn- yard All lhs build uxe ar
2nno Ions and pew. Tne machinery
lTprtivl NV with ca yacity of tIea
y AatQls ar AAy.
~ S'Te I'm - will sell la-ge lot Of
aaS1e and unfinished wagon finished
sV!N s,npotald ri 4. Also large o. Of
ovlu on Hre ron and ronnd iron b Its
~, Fol * and Bit ds Of m raterial
''s n m4kiug inc nd pg a ,out
y a3'r-.. N lus4nu feet vf veil seaso. :
e1otS lumber
.n.H' a,- ll ocl ck m.
cta, 3ut special terms NAV he
'l'ei Fo- OAR leu Ar and c4t
Nv VIM N | desc iptlon OF pl Ant
.,. 4rfy a ID ma Ell Il, apply to uude,.
w A. NJ ATT,
1,.r 49,. j. \. HOLD Nc,
- 'i rru tees.
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A Statement A bout blaine.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 16-Mr. Baine's
physicians made the following stateme /
this afternoon:
"Mr. Blsine's condition is one Of pres,
weakness which Is principally shown in
the 'eebleness of the hearts action and
difficult breathing. He is perfectly con
sclous and at no time has been in u state
OF s'upor. AS he suffers no pain no mar
cotlcs or sedatives have at any time been
given and it is not probable such rene.
dies will become necessary"
II is very evident that il is no, in
tended the public shall know the na.ure
nf the malady which is carrying Mr.
Blame TO the grave. A physician who
has attended him on other occasions
saws the f-mily object to the true cause
being made public and that it will not
be known until the certificate of death is
on file In the Office of the board of health
ann in the opinion of the physician that
time Is not far distant
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17

ing and left the house without quorum.
although 1t was but three short.
1Nr. Reed moved for call Of tho
mouse. MIR. Reeds motion was defeated
yeas e; nays 1S1 and the tellers re
sumed their places. A quorum appeared
ana the motion to suspend the rules was
seconded.
ln two minute speech Mr.. Lodge op.
posed the measure. but the motion t.
suspend the rules and pass it, was agreed
to without division.
The house then ut 4 20 ad burned
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17

~ psD FkfI FOR ~ALE.
| Z ..aa ~ Iced % mo, teag- ex-cnt. =,
- Mad @ e. and Corn, La his wife. I
frstl-A L ourt house 1oor ,
s.r IN Noud y, the 18th d " o. Jan
-, 1873 81 2 o clock IN . tue following
.,.,5 aal BE ian'ug 1T a stake ON :
gS5atas eet rlnuino sout 20S te.
II sy, q les to The sas h u b auch
IA. tisu K duI east al ing with the xss
s7e Aftu.H and t1s going soutn along
r.stay aa- a0us- ranch TO South street
,,l.seu rIgs We I with said s.reet So feet
IL .acses
Ise-e l.aa W house on the lot Terms
xs Tile perfect. For further par leu
Z. zee baos st page ass, egister of
Tlsofi Raleigh. '. G.
j. G l.. HARRIS.
Attorney Of Mortgage.
1sember io lSqJ-tds.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
The Strike a Failure.

BERLIN, Jan, Is Whatever may be
the fu ure inte nti0ns Of social democrats
to inaugurate general strike among the
german coal miners, there can be no
question that the present difficulty ths,
universally had its origin IN the socia
lists desire to spread their doctrines and
gain converts. has resulted in an igno
mious failure, Notwithstanding the efforts
Of certain malcontents keep as many Of
the miners as possihla from returning to
work, men who quit their employers
some days ago are anxious TO return.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
Governor Turney sworn In.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan 16 At noon
to day a special committee OF the legisia
,ure and officers Of the supreme court
went to the home Of Governor elect Tur
ney at Winchester and swore in The new
executive Governor Turney was unable
to leave his bed and only the briefest
ceremony of induction was performed
This is the first time in the history of the
state the governor was inaugurstcd ex-
cept at the capital
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
ExpeIIing the Correspondents,

PARIS, Jan l8.-The government is
greatly irritated at the exaggerstion of
the Panama scandal by foreign journal
lists aud will suppress future publications
by expelling the obnoxious correspond
ents. The correspondent of new pub
lication at Milan was expelled to day.
Since this course has been decided
upon Eogl sh papers either confne the il
uttarances regarding Paris to the edi
torial columns, or date it from some
city other than Paris.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17

\ township the county commissioners
shall call special election Mr.. Burch
"e'ended the measure. Mr.. Little did
not like th5 section providing for a spe.
cial registration; he thought a full vote
could not he obtained by special regis
tratlon and offered an amendment strik
ing ont that section of the hill
Mr. sandifer wanted to amend
the section in regard to the
calling of an election. Mr.. Burch
explained that this was a road to be
built from Burlington to the Chatham
coal hr!ds, was purely North Carolina
rnterp'i'e and should not be obstructed
Mr.. Burch spoke earnestly, saying that
this road would greatly benefit his sec
tion. Mr Jones wanted the bill passed
and passed with ut amendments: this
was North Carolina enterprise and
should be treated with courtesy. Mr..
Atwa'er favored the bill. The motion
for the adoption Of NJ. Little's amend
ment was lost He called for a division
and the amendment was adopted IA to
II. Mr.. Burch offered an amendment
providing that when one.fifth of the
votes of q township petitioned for an
election the county commissioners should
order the Il ction The dill as amended
passed its second reading and took its
plsce on the calendar
The senate then adjourned until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
VOICE or SALE Or LAND.

'aie.Ni hy virtue q power conferred IN
~. ,tut xa,ute - p Gi aud wife
0grs Ndi. recor ed IN the fca.f the
n..'e- n'ets { Wake county, book -
grif IWH al f,r cash, q pu lie auc
sa aue q n h ne door IN Ra'eigh, v G.
H!zgUct m ~ Mpndsv, the l9ln day oi
penn Il sl = ce tain / ct oi ian in
As.l w1-hp, w Ike county and full
t.alNe .sd deed Of trns and lvl 2
es. b arboro road = d tn rosd lead
a.v'he asEooi cen etery, and = j,'ning
g., sui Nrs Margaret Terrell. \ v Dem
tiiai " Hook 60 t-inine AZ ,cres.
Ihet5 " de.crlbed and will be , a rad
s.t.t su.' the purchasers a. er ap in
n ace w PACF.
At rney T NO tpsg e.
'ssA'e II he aeove land is post O" d
80 rfiao fond y in J,Laar!, 1893, a. II
'e'A n, novl ids
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Verdict Against the R. d ID.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16 "A verdict of
$43 Gil in favor Of the National City
bank against the r chmond and Danville
railroad company was directed by Judge
Barrett in the Supreme court to day
The amount was due on a promissory
note The counsel for the company when
the case was called. asked leave to
amend his answer, but the court denied
he motion
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17

FAYETTEVILLE, Ga, Jan. 10 "A,
Stairs mills near hear to day Onneo
Bozeman, q well known citizen was kill
Cd by B.rto Price, q negro, after a des
perate struggle. Price shot Il zemau
and then Drained him with an axe.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
Four Story Building COIlapsed.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10 About 5 As
this afternoon the four story brick build
ing at 5l7 Commerce street occupied as
sales room and warehouse by Nixon
Bros, paper company collapsed. Seven
men were in the building at the time
Three were buried in the ruins aud
XII led, one was badly hurt and three es-
capped uninjured
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
Collision of Trains.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 15.-An east
houud through passenger train on the
Pennsylvani. railroad ran into freight
train at Latrobe Pa. forty miles from
this city, about 3 o'clock this morning
Fireman Metzcus was instantly killed
and Engineer Cannon seriously injured
Nine passengers were hurt. The acci
dent was caused by misunderstanding
of orders by the freight crew.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
For the Port ROYAL COmpauv.

GUGUsTA, Ca, Jan. 16 The Port
Royal company has received letter
from E nest Bigland. at London, stating
that he had given orders for two steamers
to be delivered to that corporation early
in July and August. and that the first
will sail from Port R'yal in Septem Der
for London and Antwerp Two other
ships will be built at an early day.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
Wasgoner Will Withdraw

ATCuIsoN, Kan, Jan Ii An under
Standing was reached between Hon.
Bailey Waggener and Dol. A. A. Harris,
whereby Wagner will retire from can
vsss for Uuited States senstorship in the
interest Of Colonel Harris, and will in q
few days publicly announce his with
drawal from the fight.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
Lost To Whtskev specuIotor.

PEORIA, Ill Jan. l6 There is wailing
and gnashing of teeth am ong the specula
tors in whiskey stocks in this city. The
lump of Saturday cost the city over
81, 900. 600 and The bulk of the loss falls
on one man. The slide in stocks vas
caused by report that the house of rep
resentstives would make considerable
trouble for the trust
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
Cut His own Throat,

LYSCHBURG, Va. Jan. 1G -Bsrtho
lomew Wngut, an Amerherst county
falmer, stabbed himself in the breast
last night at the home Of his uncle in
this CITY and then cut his throat from ear
to ear with pocket knife. The only
known cause of suicide Is i'll health aud
poor business prospects.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
N 0 T &c e

Ma.'o certify tha; the fir- of Goodwin
a.. ar ~ marble and erani a bust
= % ny u Rsleieh and town OF "a,
sru E hss IN dsv di-s lved nv mutu u
'sli Ie hu-rness in Raleigh has been
, .'s' ly Mes RS Durh,r 4 Ell Oft. OF
tsUa g. y d an the u-iness III Fay-
81 1il- be Nr F l. Remsburg
.hs 2 due the firm OF Good in h Rene.
ss'tF te pui to md ,e'ei ted f,r at Ra
,glia t',. 'tevile respecti ev.
rs due by tie 1rm will DO paid az
hes !. dae
CHAS \ GOODWIN,
l. Re- MSbURG.
Dtrsb 10. 1892
Is .asve ~ thank the prblic for their kind
~ ge ~ ma q q most hea Glv CONNIE, 4
.ieHtleAtn copunu,n the bu iners
81 I'm Oh - \ G. ODNIN.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
Hou.eof Repre.enta,tve..

WASHINGTON. Jan l6 The house be
came engaged in the discussion OF reso
luton calling on the various executive
departments having the n ter In charge
for a statement OF the amount of south
ern war claims allowed and disallowed
by them.
A demand for regular order from Mr.
K,lgore, prevented consideration Of seve
raj private bills which members d sire
to call up. Then for aim. st Al hour the
time of the house was consumed In the
consideration Of resolution, to which
there was not the slightest opposition II,
any quarter, and which was finally
adopted without objection. 1t was one
calling upon the executive department
for information as to the number and
amount of war claims allowed or dis
allowed by such department.
Then motion TO suspend the rule.
and pass bill to settle the claims oi
Arkansas and other states uuder th.
Swamp land grants, failed to secure the
necessary two-thiId's vote and wai
therefore defeated
Mr. Chapman. from the committee OF
election of the President and vice Presl
dent, moved to suspend the rules ant
pass joint resolution prov ding for tn
election of ssnstors of the United State
BY popular vote.
Mr Lodge, (senator- elect from Massa
c luset.s), demanded second
The republicans RETAINED from vo,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
ADOPTED HE Renors.

WASHINGTON. Jan. is The house
committee to day adopted the report of
the sub committee on the bill prepared
ny 1T to allow pooling by railroad con
panles " hen sanctioned by the interstate
commerce commission. The measure
will probably be called up in the house
and lis passage urged, some dsy this
week.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17

CINCINNATTI, o. Jan. 16 President
Ingalls, has put freight trains on the
Chesapeake and Ohio road at the
diposal Of the Cincinnati Enquirer to
Aid its Offer to furnish coal at &, so per
Ton in single ton losds instead of So ana
Sc as charged by BY coal dealers.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
CSLEOF VERY yaIUaRIR. .ITv

~ Piopeity.-By siiiue OF 6ecree OF til
Suo.rior court OF Wsse couuty n the special
proceedings ior partition, entitled vi Maulsey
/ Rogers and Others e.; arte. No 592 rne
cial proceedings docket of said court. 4 viii
ofer for sa'e to the highest bi ioer, NJ Or L Iic
outcry, At the corrt aouse door, IN the CITY OF
Raie.gh, n C.. on
Monday, the 9th day OF February, 1888,
st IL O'Clock NJ, the lot of land situated on
Nartp street, in raid city, known As the
fowLE BUILDISo," adi dining the lots of A.
L. MIA, L Williamson, and others, front
ing so feet on Msrtll street. and extendipu
back l6j teet.
Terms of saie-One-hslf Of the purchase-
mon y to be pal in cash aud the rem ainder
IN t"eIve mortrs ircm dav Of raie the de-
erred payments to bear per cent interest.
AkMI sTEAD JONES,
dec3l-td. Comm,.-iorer
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Roman Catholic Bi.h op Dead.

EDINDURG. Jan. lG-Right Rev
John McClaclin, Rjmsn Catholic bishop
of Galloway, died to day.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
No Choice tn Montana,

HELENA, Mon, Jan. l6 The result
of the ballot In the joint assembly for
United States senators TO day was sand
ers, 81; Clark, "a; Dixon, =; Collin, 2;
| Mulville, 2; no choice.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17

gravd 4 son Towa'iga. "a, write.
g-enaH r. h pe'n .uffer ng 4 ON
G ,-.sa., 3, vars, VIII Oh les ate AL
a.,..asa,sr y. me 'ince e. rted. We una i
g"-,J.l ulGc q lin to t'y eff.
n,IA w sev OF B B. B, and he wa
1t-1 with an i'm ,ovemert, He
r rs.!.g. aud was cured sound an i
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
FourteeuNew Cardinal.

ROME, Jan. 16-The Pope created
fourteen Cardinals at consistory to day,
the list not including any Americans.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17

MEMPHIS B. Ryan & Co., wholesale
groc-Is, assigned to day; estimated as
tets $3.50, 900; liabilities SIS, 900.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17

LoND IN, Jan. l6--Mrs Frances Anne
Kemble (Mrs. Pierce Butler) we'll
known actress, died to-day.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17

e, wars ! suff' ed fr IN second
L t#tAr. D 90 I roi.on. NJ fac.
.t' m"a mass of Eruption
t'' .se pAsn ~ eat NY kull one,
- ur ~ dIe, but | tried a
AF' b with heneh' and using
hre .l.t mnre | bee ma sound spd
,,a ., ce - fr tsel,e mont o.
I6nn o ii 0N Hu1dreds of scars
gIIjUU w Wv can be seen n me
rt 0.sr.. il thank for so val sbl
C' ROB RT WARD
'a fEtrr' war; snd that h. has heen
r.rT glpoi Bt IN. \ T ~ Iybt-
r' BfH ore \ Co, j II. Britht
ftT Hort W. Il. CAmpb, II, FOR
,,g,,, lra s.'''
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17

r.ra 0i Rain Co. Atlanta. Ca.
laalers' seat lree.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17

Ell. he irT DssA ~, % % .-o.is,
No., have just thrown OF the market an
elegant STANDARD Antique Oak, =. In,
R5l Curtain Desk, complete n every de-
tail. +. o. b. st. Loul-, ior s2l, ana #,
same style and finish, for rs net. spot
cash. See the.r card IN this Issue send
your order direct or send for special circu-
lar. Bank counters and government work
a specially. Send In Jour foor plans for
deaigns and prices
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-17
9'-ARY OR COMMISSION

Eta,ng r lfe Patent Chemical Ink.
ty ''Hcil. The most usefui and
hlr5uyF'. iod OF the age Erases ink
Atgc ~ Two seco' ds Works H. q
aW1g ~ ~ Der cent profit Agents
AseaeFd per Week We also want a
w a3o,, q take charge OF territory,
ample Z, noley. Write for terms aid
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-05
DROWNED WHILE SKATING.

Two Austin Boys of RIiddlebury Lost in
Fifty Feet of Water.
A sad drowning accident in which
two lives were lost, occurred at Lake
Quassapaug late Wednesday afternoon.
A party of four boys, consisting of
Henry and Joseph Austin, aged Is and
10 respectively; George Lockwood, IS,
and Paul Morrow, Is, all of MIddlebury.
spent the greater part of the afternoon
in skating at the west end of the lake.
The water at this point is about fifty
feet deep. All went along smoothly
until they forgot about the dangerous
condition of the ice north of where they
we're skating. The younger of the
Austin boys got on the thin ice and
broke through. His brother rushed to
his assistance, but the weight of the
Younger dragged the other boy in also.
The boys were drowned before assist
ance could reach them. DIR Axtelle, as
medical examiner, viewed the remains
which had been recovered shortly after
the accident and gave permission to re-
move them. The mother of the boys is
almost crazed with grief.