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Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04

tine hardly expects to find humor in
The reports of town officers. bnt occa-
sionallv some Of the unintentional kind
crops ont. as in this item of disburse-
ment in Hartford county town. Mrs
NJ Leak. for maintaining watering
trough. three dollars or this from town
in Massachusetts. "A new building has
been erected the past year for the pur-
pose of storing hay. wagons, farming
tools. tramps." etc.-Hartford Post.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04

No light having been shown from the
Shark Fin lighthouse IN Fishing Bay for
over week. the people OF Straits district
were led 10 believe that Capt. Cole, the
keeper. was either very sick or had per
ishcd from cold and hunger. The fact
that 10 light has been displayed is no
blocked. as u. present, the regulations do
not compel keepers to put up the lights
Captain Cole has in all probability full
store of food and fuel.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04

To grow old gracefully. one must
live temperately, calmly, methodically:
be interested in all that is going on
in the world be cheerful, happy aud
contented, and above all, keep the
blood pure and vigorous by the use of
Ayers SarsaparilIa. BE sure YOU get
Ayers.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04

A colore,i boy aged twelve years living
short distance from Princess Anne was
lost in the woods, and when found both
his legs aud arms were frozen stiff In
cutting the boots from his legs the skin
and flesh tell off Both legs must be
amputsted If he survives at all.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04
Official Paper of Worcester Co.

Authorized by the County COM
missi0ncrs To do all the County
Printing for 1S02-0:s. Has the
largest bona fi1e circulation of
any newspaper published i'm WOr-
ccster County and can prove il.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04

The reputation of the "Maltby
House" Baltimore. fer iirs,-claSs accom-
moda,ions and low rates is fully sustain
ed under the present management This
fact with its central location should rec
nmmend il IN all travellers
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04

On Saturday next, February lith.
one of the editors Of the MESSENGER
will be nj Pocomoke City for the pur
pose of collecting subscriptions. Meet us
al Parkers Hotel, between the hours of
II O'Clock "a. M. and 1 p. m.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04

You can never tell what a slight
cold may lead to it is best, therefore,
to give yourself the b ncfit of the
doubt, and cure it as soon as possible
with Ayers Cherry Pectoral. A days
delay, sometimes an hours delay. may
result in serious consequences.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04

: For Salc-one fine driving mare
sound, and gentle in all harness, !. years
old For terms apply 10 Central Hotel
Stables.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04

Ely's Cream Balm is worth its weight
in gold as cure for catarrh. One bottle
cured c-S. A. Lovel. Franklin. Pa.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04

Colonel Norris of the Hotel Avon,
Easton. served shad 10 his guests this
week
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04
LOCALS.

Local Notices are Zoe per line
each insertion. Under head of
Business Items" DC per line.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-04

All persons having work in my line
and wishing the same done Jy me, are
requested Ia give me their orders. Orders
lett at my home or sent Ly mail will re.
ceivc attention l.. Fdw Bnhm
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BOTH WE'RE SPINS

For Fight and sotIt- Congressman can-
non knocked out BY an Athletic Young
senator
sPRiSoFiELp, ILL, Feb. s-A personal
encounter in the Hobbies Of the Leland
hotel this morning between Congress-
man Cannon and State Senator Bacon
created much Excitement among polili-
clans. For some years Congressman
Cannon and Senator Bacon have been
rivals in the Republican party, and the
OuarFelS between the factions led by
these two gentlemen have been the sub
iect Of much newspaper comment from
time to time Cannon attributes his
defeat for Congress two years ago tothe
opposition or lethargy OF the Bacon lac
ton, and as Bacon was candidate for
congressman before the Republican con-
yention this year only to be defeated
by Congressman Cannon, the strife be-
tween the two gentlemen naturally in
creased In Intensity,
This morning Congressman Cannon
was standing just in front OF the hotel
Office and senator Bacon left group Of
friends and started towards the cloak
room for his oyercoat. AS he passed
Congressman Cannon Bacon alleges
the congressman struck at him, lmme,
diately there was q rapid interchange Of
blows and the brief conflict eliminated
by Cannon falling 10 the floor from the
blows that had been rained upon him
by the senator from Edgar county, and
when Representative Meyer Senator
Campbell aud Others interfered the
congressman was in such dazed con-
dition as to be unable TO talk for few
moments. His nose and face was
bleeding prpfusely, but none Of his in
jpries appeared TO be serious. Bacon
Is young and powerful and escaped
without scratch. The congressman
insists that Bacon provoked the difficult,
" by brushing roughly against him as
lie walked byiand that the senator was
In reality the aggressoE Bacon main
tains that Cannon struck the first
blow; and thegeneral conclusion Is that
both were ready and .eager for the
fray"
Cannon Is nowan old man, and only
his we'll known courage would have im-
PEELED him 10 physical encounter with
one so many years his junior with
something Of the reputation as an ath-
lete. The friends OF both the gentle
men hustled them off TO theirrooms
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cept in case Of dialresH; Mr., TarF's bill
allowing Brooke county 70 tund her
bonded indebtedness; Mr. Cunning
hams bill placing license on the sale Of
apple and peach brandy, when sold by
the distiller In quantities OF 1--WE gallons
or upwards at $50, were passed.
Tie bill concetning therate Of tax on
hawkers and peddlera was rejected and
Mr. FuTbee'sbil to amend the Code
concerning proceedings before Justices
was laid upon the table.
The substitute for senate bill ~, 70,
lating 10 the sale Of lands for the school
fund ON second reading, occupied al
most the entire time Of the afternoon
session. II received some amendments
and was ordered 10 ito third reading,
The Ohio county criminal court bill was
read by its little and ordered 70 Its third
reading. The finance committee rapor-l
ted iayorahly ON the house bill increas-
ing the number Of assessment districts
in certain counties, and on bill amends
ing the law relating to the assessment
on taxes. Adverse report was made on
tho Joint resolution providing for the
paymentof Sl6S TO the estate Of Michael
Connolly, deceased, OF Tyler county,
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LoNpoN, Feb. s,--Michael Dayitt was
to-day elected without opposition to
represent Northeast Cork, one OF the
two seats for which William 0'Brien
was chosen in the general election, the
other seat being for Cork city, which
Mr.. 0'Brien preferred to represent.
Viscount Cranborne, son Of Lord Sails
bury, who formerly represented Darwin,
Lancashire, in Parliament and who was
beaten in the contest for that borough
at the general election by @. p Hunt
ington, Liberal, was to-day elected with
out opposition TO represent Rochester.
The constituency Is considered safely
Conservative. At the general election
Alderman Horatio D. Davies, Of London,
was elected to represent Rochester by
LILO votes to i ,712 for MIR. f. B. Maddi-
son, Liberal. The Liberals presented a
petition against Mr.. Davies under the
corrupt practices act and he was un-
seated on tho ground that electors had
been unlawfully treated to drinks, ETC.,
in his behalf.
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rHE srREnT oAN srRIKE.


No Trouble on the Line Yesterday The
Cars Run Regularly
The street cars ran regularly all day
yesterday, but the buainess done was
not very large. In six cars the passen-
gers did not average over three each,
and Of the whole number therewere
only three men, the others all being
women or children. There was no
trouble, along theline yesterday. The
mayors proclamation and the presence
Of the police seemed to have q decided
moral effect in restraining the disorder.
The populace in the south end were
much excited, however, and there was
quite q sensation when, late in the
afternoon. tho city patrol wagon was
seen going toward the Eighth ward.
II was on an innocent Grand. merely
being intended to bring the officers on
duty uptown after the cars stopped
running at dark.
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THE --LATEST OUTRAGE.

A stepson Of the Crematcd Negro Also.
Lynched-Tho Body Riddled with Bull
lots.
PARIS, Tex, Feb. 8. News has just
been received that the body Of William
Butler, colored, had been found hang
ing to limb and riddled with bullets
on Hickory Creek, five miles southeast
Of this city. Butler was a stepson OF
Henry Smith, who was cremated alive.
here February |, and made himself mo-
torious during the search for Smith by
claiming 70 know his whereabouts
which he would not divulge-
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A cara from ". 4. wI1lams.

To ne Editor Of lls INteE'i0enesr.
Sin. Please correct a misstatement
in this morning 3 issue, made to you by
Mr., Harry Chew, concerning the stop
ping Of car in front OF the one oper-
atedby Murrin and Schmittle. told my
little boy to watch for a car, as II was
church time, and we were going to
church, but he failed to see the car that
was ahead OF Murrin and Schmlttle until
it had passed my house, ! further
state positively that neither myself nor
vile left the house to get on any other
car than the one operated by Mnrrin
and Schmittle that morning. This
statement / can prove by two gentlemen
who were in my house at the time No
car stopped rmy wife and me, as Mr..
Chew has stated. We were not out in
the street to eanae, any car tostop Tor
Us. AS you were kind enough to give
Mr.. Chew's Abatement to the public, 1
hope you WILDE kind enough to give my
statement also, and oblige
WEI. WiLIiAaIs.
Wheeling. Feb. 8.
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charged YltlI a serloua crlme.

NEW York, Feb. s-Poiice Justice
Keech this morning issued d warrant
for the arrest Of Florence I. gDonovan,
until recently a member Of the. New.
York state board Of arbitration. Dono-
van is charged with being implicated in
criminal operations performed on Miss
Maggie Munson, for which two female
phyeicisnB were arrested last night
Miss Munson Is now ying critically i'll
at the residence Of oneioi the accused
phyaicians.
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CHicAao, Fob. s Reports submitted
to-day az the annual meeting ofthe
Illinois Steel Company showed that the
corporation had cleayed oyer Sc, III, 600
In the past year. Itwas decided 70 Is.
sue s., 900 900 IA bonds st 5 per cent. No
change was made IN the directors OF
officers.
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Another Democratic Caucus.

Special Diapdieh 10 ue hlifllqeRefF tt
CHARLEsToN, W. VA, Feb. s.-The
Democrats cancused again tonight on
matters Of party policy, The session
was as secret as the previous one, how
ever, It ID not believed that any Hforce
billY measures win be proposed. They
are beginning TO fear that the session
will close too quickly for them and as
the Republican members will not vote
for an extension they are looking about
for ways and means by which matters
may be puAhed through. Long-winded
discussiona are to be cut of by calls for
the previous question and other
methods known 10 parliamentary law.
Most Of the committees have about
cleared cup their work. The judiciary
committee promises 10 take up house
bill 42 (the pipe line bin atits next
meeting.
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A STUBBORN FIGHT
Over the Bill Which Only Eretends
to Reduce Taxation,
THE INCREASE OF SCHOOL LEVY

Tho Objectionable Clause and 4 Bit
terly Opposed Mr.. Walker, Of Rer-
kelley County, Draws tho Platforms
ofRoth Parties on tho Members and
Shows Howa Vote forthe BIN Would
Violation ofPiedgcs to Reduce
Ta1ation- NJ. Wilson, ofohIo copn-
y, Makes q strong Poipt-The VAL
ued Policy Rin KIlled-P PROCEEDINGS
Of the Legislature.
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Act ON a new Notwithstanding
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. a new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequaled Tor men. women and chill
tdren. Smallest, mildest Hurestl Fifty
doses, 25c. Samples free, at The Logan
Drug Co.'s. .4f.ls{
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Low Rates To- Lima, Ohio.

on account OF the state convention Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
at Lima, Ohio, February 0 TO ~, the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railway will sell
tickets atlow rates. OR. WooD,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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Ifyou need spectacles. eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes carefully
and scientifically tested for Glasses
without charge by Professor Shed, the.
Optician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. Theonly exclusive optician in
the state. TThs&w
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PiTTsnUadn, Pal Feb 5. The trial q
Bauer and Knold the anarchists
charged with being acCebaorios to the
shooting OF II. Q. Frick which was
fixed for to-day, was postponed until
Tomorrow.
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.NFFICE OF THE BARBER AZ
NDPHALT PAVING COMPANY, No Brosd.
way. New York, January II, 1899
The annual meeting ol stockholders Of thl,
company for the election OF Officers, am6ndInc
the bylaws. inereaslng the capital stock Snd
the transaction Of my business thRt may Como
before the meeting, viii DO held at the olIice AZ
the COMPANY. No, / Broadway. New York, al j,
4 M, Wednesday, February 10. 1874,
II. W GREENE, President
p y. BRlsToI, Assistant Secretary,
h H jalA2SAfel1iA
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lWANTEp.

WANTED AGENTS SALARY0S
w commisloni good ohAnce lar ainSv,a
mont Write WITH Ieiefpncet ELLWANGibss
Harry, At Hope Nurseries, Roahoites, X 2
iu2s ~
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AN8IMPORTA.NT
Business Opportunity.

having boon approached BY several par
tics wish q view 70 organizing aulock COM
pany 70 conduct a general Typewriter
Bicycle aud oalco Supply business, va bog
to say that II q company con 70 formed
with Sancisnt capital 70 warrant a sue.
cessiui outcome, we wliitako stock 10 tho
hinoxIont Of our present Inventory trans.
ierng without confederation hood viii
and al Of our itanchisel and ngonoles
Several desirable locations eau " seeated
atthlr limo.
Further Information can DO had BY call.
ingatNo, 5iTwclish street
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EoR RENT NJ ARKET GARDENS
~ one mile above the Top mill; posesslo,
Immediately Amply ~ No 40 Fifteenth stroal
to JOHN r GILCHRiST. no9'
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ENoR RENT-A GOOD HOUSE Or
~ ton rooms No ~ Fifteenth street; Al
modern improvements; possession given Ami
l. Inquire nt above number. hi
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dor RENT THE BANKING RoOY
IL No 1909 Main street now occupied by n,
Cleveland. Lornin 4 Wheeling Railroad Cor
pany. Possession April i 1893 Apply 70 PEG
PLIES BANK. ri
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INoR RENT-A NEW FRAME
kl House oflslght Rooms, corner Fourteen6
aud Woods streets. Possession Apylll. IaauIn
nt 81 Fifteenth street. deN
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IIoR RENT S p " q N.R0oMRD
IL house No. 50 South Penn street. All con,
venlences One square below stoel bridge, N,
quire at No, 9S South Penn street Of Mrs L. I
ZANE fei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09

Very complete upstairs dwelling, second Zoo,
six rooms, hall and bath room. on Tenth stree
Also yery complete barber shop, with hlthi
In basement, cofner Tenth and AlAlh streea
All Ia now building neycryet occupied Imnk
diato possession. Induire OF
JAMES L HAWLEY,
iaa6 $40 Main street
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FoR RIENlr.

TToR RENT SOME OF THE BEST
~ rooms IN our new building. THE cry
BANK Oka MhEELlNG. la jaSl
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BUSINESS CHANGES
[. io-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE

John busch and CHARLES stol8e have fiji, A.
formed a eo-paflneIshlp nndor tho tlTm MANY
busch \ stOl1a. IN the general express husn.gs
No. 1900 South street a share n the nnsA
patronage & solicited JOHN BUSCH FSss
oHARL IS STOLE
Telephone 497. No. i6ll soath H.,
IAnnAnY D.. 1893. ~
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LARGE BRICK DWELLING,
2iis Main strpotiponosslon Aptili.
Warehouses ioo9-iaii Main street iotmeit
occupied hy NJ Reilly, wholesale gseees chsaa
rooms 10 Reilly block,
Jazz ]. ". REILLY. AGENT
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FoRY sALE

Two two.story franc dwelling honsaI. and ,al
tyo-story franc dwelling hhrso m ftlnavllla II
ditionto Bridgeport. cheap and on eaSy terlnl
r. i. HOWELL
Insurance and Real Eliate Agent Bsidgepcr! q
fny5
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DmsoIUTIoN,

nIssoLUTIoN,
The eorpaltnelahlp helotofprc existing una.,
tho tirni name OF fTew, Campbell & iiaft Il 4!
mutual consent this day Dissolved. Nv
The business will be continued undor m, A,
p0gaie paEpe az i,Inteili geaeag PHhttihina ro,s
pnny who VIII pay all liabilities and mi an
contracts OF the Old flrni and 10 whom ali nay ~.
menis on account Of sallo shall DO made ~
JOHN FREW,
A. w. oAMPBELIA
CHAa AURDET HART
WnEELIAa w Va, December 81 isgl IA
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At d meeting q Tho Barber Asphalt PAWN,
Company, 70 De held az the olice oil tho con.
many, No. Broadway, Now York, N Y, on tbs
18th dsy Of februafy 1893, q resolution VIII Be-
offered 70 inegeHse the number OF shares Of cam.
tnl stock al said company 70 such ali amount az
aimajoFlty OF the shareholders may Determine
y, v, GREENE 4, PTesidsnl-
r. v HRlsfoL Assistant Secretary.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

OFPICE OF THE BARRIER AZ
W pHALT PAVING COMP ANY, No, / BrosS
VA, NewYork January ~ is9a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-09
10 he SkenSatea.

Rev. Sanders, pastor Of the A. NJ. X.
church. will leave on Monday next Ia at
tend the annual conference II his church,
which will shortly convene nj Cheyenne,
Wyoming. Since Rev. Sanders came
here. hr has made hariworking pastor
working with will At all times for
the welfar Of his congregation. and has
been instrumental in increasing thu men
brrship II his church, To show thei r
appreciation IL his valuable services. the
congregation will hold an entertainment
at the church this evening for his benefit,
a n,ce program has been arranged. and
only ten cent. admission Fee will be
charged, Messrr. Carper aud Mont
gomrry ARE the prime movers in the enter
tAiumrut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-09


'u'''"' '"'N'' arr numerous ~ Las
,'''.'''' N''' 'E"' ''''r'''' u" "'hS'""
"'' '''' ''''l morning N"''''
y. \ ''nN'"' ana nanny ~" AT Tia"
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Kew. h'ait" and VII" hay" returned
','' ''''''' '''.'' '''''''''' '"'"'"" III ''''
''s'
M'I'"P"l", wl" ,S visiting at Trinidad.
W." J"" "'' ''"'' "'' '""'r 'r'P !" M
'''N'
Ih'r' II II demand for g"d tire" aud
tour roam houses At go Ia so per
"'''''"
Mrs D. NJ h'"iiIrkS AMI daughter
AMI Rev. "s'"'rn" cam" ~ from TIA" w"s,
last night
fmnh Ri"' ii '"llpp' was here yes
~N'"!' ~" i"i' TINS morning for the
""r'' f"'r.
Mir N"ll" Bariarl"uglr, sister II John
''"' '"'''"E"' W" "'aN" 'hls evening
Tor h"f h"e Angeles home,
\ hig feast iS in progress to-day At
Alameda, aud the whole country for
mile aruuud il ia attendance.
Tia" father "f J. II Madam, an Atlantic
Pacific employee. arrived Yesterday
aud viii remain ia Albuquerque.
j. A. Rih,,. mnnny,.r IF I,rod.,r,,,. g.,
New Mexico. Ari,on. anil .,n,L.,, GA
rruia. IA expected herr early III O,tnbcr
Miss Ada SIrystrr has gone. am n v,si,
tn her rrirud. Nlrs ot,, -, p,,, w.,.,
Texas. tn" Indy .,,...,s IL IL. .L..,,
some time.
Several pn,ti.. nr, yoiuy l., E11v ~
work nu the dam uuw hahn, r,,,.ir,.L
An overland inurnr, ia laid ont, 4, ,c.
cupy rcycn DAYS,
M. month ..,,d ...,,,,;,,. $50. ,......
occupied hy their owners tim ANY other
section in the city MANY new bnus.s
have b"ru built ia lSgg
l,X,.r R.I., .,l cu,n, .
inn, I, WISH lin. w,,Id,s Va ~. i, . ,,,,' I.,,
Aftrr doing the fair, thry will wish IN.
New England states. and rr,Lahlx
Canada.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-09
insane asylum natter

Tia" regents of tie Territorial u-ar,
r,ylum had regular meeting in Ih.s
riE. yesterday. the ~"S~luu lasting from
3"',i"ck t" O'Clock T. III. TIA" report
rendered 10y l%nlguo Romrru. SECRETARY
aud treasurer, was approved; nls", th"s'
of 'i"o W Want. steward of the ,n-tiu.
u"u and lr j Marruu. medical sup"r.u.
t"ud"u' TIL" report # ia" SECRETARY and
Treasurer, shows ia" expenditures t,f
huIlduIs and improvements, m"d"utal-,
furniture, prov isiuu~. drugs hud Huph.
au""s, stationery. "mpi"!"-' salaries. "tr ,
I" hay" bbn Si',2i3 81, II was urlrr,pi
tha, ia" rules ani regulations II ia" ia.
Stltutl"n /" rrn,'Sl in pamphlet form Hnd
pr'"f slips of the SANE, hy III" R"Nsta
t"t"lIca. wrr' already u, hand optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-09
a Paisfai Accident.

Miss Louisa Armijo. daughter Of Mrs.
y, T. Armljo, met with an accident this
morning at o'clock that will keep her
Sh" had JUS, 81, out OF ed, and was pre-
cap of the len limb suddenly gave way
self .h" fell T 10 81. Ss, on tbs rinhs %r
in the fall the RICH, foot and ankle being
badly spraincd. The hurt was ~ pain.
ful that the screams of the young lady
were heard for some distance, and Mrs
Harsch WAS hastily summoned for assis-
lance, Miss Arinio was carefully lifted
back on the bed. and PHI siciAn sent for.
The injured parts were al once properly
trrst,d. and the young lady is resting
fairly comfortable this afternoon.