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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-11

Coroner KIRK last night held an in
quest on tic body Of Miss Anne Sinex
who committed suicide by drinking d
quantity Of iaudanum and arnica Q
few days age and returned verdict
of dnaih fro M aniaiiIA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-11

Go to Dr. j. II. Simms & Son. 6u6
King street, now, for Dr. Simms' ia.
NOUS White Pulmonic Baisam, the
lung cure. COG King street. Elegant
medicine depot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-11

Tom orrow promises TO DO fair and
partly cloudy. with showers Ia dfffnr-
ent locations. Sunday generally fair
aud rather cooler.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-11

DR.. Simms Vegetable Liver Pills al.
ways suro cure for headache, live. and
kidney complaints. COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-11

II you sec amy goods like ours, thai
you can buy for less money than ours,
Come Back And Get Your Money.
IL You see any goods elsewhere that
you like better than ours, Come Hack
And Get Your Money.
Hamburaers',
e2O-222 Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-11

Housek"cpf rs sing when they look at
our goods and hear The pr Ices, Our Hour
takes tho lead; > bags for &c. $50 will buy
five barrels oil good flour; no hard times
then. We have the mola ses for pu ting
up our whortlehcrrics put them whole
in jar Il 4 the jar with this nolnsses cover
II, and set III cool cellar; they will make
pies for you all winter, and keep we'll.
Oar French coffee takes with the people.
our new crop OF tea is too good to tlIt
a0ont; we have all prices and NIL qualities
Of IL. Our creamery butter Is excellent.
beef at 80 a Gun; makes II dinner for five
people; try can. st. Charles cream nj
lpc.; makes coffee rich. our decorated
cans of Perfect coffee at 81 make nice
wedding t"3ent. Flue Irisi. dulce landed
OF the 8 cnmcr. Wild cherry phosphate
at 9Th ana King sts tll=Gtll 4. NJ. WlER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-11

The Christiana Pres. Sunday School
will make an excursion to Lincoln
Park, n. j., on Thursday. the 18th
Instant going ON board the steamer
Major Keybold at New Castle. They
wish all their friends to join them.
Adults, 90 cents, children half price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-11
ISIEIJ.

lIAYES--0n the 10th inst, Rachel A,
Hayes. aged IS ears
Relative. and friends ara invited to at.
tend the funeral ON Saturday afternoon
ut lne residence at her son-in-iaw Leon,
ard I. Cuorer. New Castle avenue. Ser
yces at : O'Clock. lutcrment at OLD
SWeues,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-11

+, Any one wishing to buy or hire a nice
hack and harness nearly new should
Call at 2222 Lamott STRAIT
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02

guilty, five days in work house and
cost.
Martha Carey VS. Lewis Stalker;
non suit.
State of Mo vs. P " Rogers; No
40, dismissed.
State of Mo VS. E NJ Crumley; mo-
ton to quash sustained.
State of Mo VS. Felix Florez; con
tinued generally.
State of Mo VS. j o Sears; change
of venue to Henry Co.
State ex rel Loper VS. F NJ Crum
ley ct al; judgt S137.
State of Mo vs. S B Overman; ver-
dict not guilty.
jeff See VS. G A Ca,uthers; plff
dismissed.
State of Mo vs. G W Hurlburt; J
S Francisco and F Smith appoint
ed for deft.
State of Mo VS. Bowen Kanatzei
dismissed.
State VS. Bud Morris; dismissed.
State VS. Jas Broyles; dismissed.
j McKissick vs. Mt Pleasant twp;
demurrer sustained.
State va Henry Chrisman; informa-
ton filed and capias ordered
State VS. S B Overman; informa
ton filed, capias ordered, B cases.
State VS. Jas Franklin; recog 500
Jno Short and F Nj Oldaker securi-
ties
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02

not return to Montana this spring
but farm at home. Frank Grow
sold horse to the buyer in Butler
j 3 Hayes cattle are looking
fine. Mr. Mccoy is still bringing
in cattle; he came in with 40 more
to N Boards lot last week Il n
Kuntz talks of buying farm. A
very large crowd at the sale Tuesday
and the stock brought good prices
... JAS Wilds' many friend and
neighbors wish himself and family
well in their new home. A num-
ber take issue with. us ON township
organization it is true, but We op-
pose it just the same j. !. .Elva Cloud
visited at NJ L Embree's last week
Mr. and Mrs Hoover and daughter,
Mrs Amanda Fowler visited Mrs
Beatty a day this week. :. John
Lentz spent Tuesday night al his
old friend, Geo Huffs leaving next
day for Adrian, his future home.
Nv B Cole went to Clinton
and returned the same week.
Gov Snort thinks of studying
medicine; success to you in your un-
dertaking. :. Squire LaFollett feels
good If he didn't find coal: he got
his patent all right. Mrs Evans is
down with rheumatism. Our re-
porter tells US Of the grand time
they all had at Fred Shauntz' Sat
urday; lots of cake and candy with a
girl for each of the boys, even Ed
die. An exhibition at Harmony
school house Saturday night March
4th. all invited to come and bring
Is cents; it closes q most successful
term. Prof Harper will teach the
summer term McClenney had s
teeth extracted by the Oientonder
method az Montrose Saturday
giving no pain; it is success
sure. Fl B Engel. the dentist
is nephew of ours FROM War.
rensburg and will visit Butler soon,
notice of which viii be given.
Our baby is quite sick With its ma
ma but little better, JACK.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02

sick at this writing ;. The young
people met at the residence of Rev
VIM Kenney Tuesday night for a
social singing; all report a good
time. Ray Mcfarland and Mr.
Thompson of Butler attended the
sale of Mr. Wilds, also the singing
at Mr. Kenney's. :. Mad dogs are
getting troublesome in this vicinity
-. .Thos Brunner moved to his new
home this week. {. . Miss Mollie Nc
Comb returned home from a visit
near Harrisonville Thursday =.
We noticed several farmers pass
through town hauling oats to Mont
rose. Mrs Will Simpson is lying
dangerously sick. Parson Kenney
bought Gibbs fine saddle horse.
Sidney Graham shipped his fat cat
tie last week Thomas Strobe
drove i'll with quite drove of cattle
this week to feed for Mr. Harry
John McAninch is busy making har
ness. Sorry to hear of the death
of Mrs Newberry. The bereaved
family have the sympathy of the en-
tire community The joint stock
company that purchased the half
sister of Nancy Hanks, paying 81,
900 will take pleasure in exhibiting
her at the stock barn in this city.
The Enterprise school will close
Friday with spelling match.
DIR Maxey reports great deal OF
sickness. We hear some loud talk
in this section i'll regard to township
organization we are not prepared
to give our opinion and as great
minds differ in opinions we will
keep mute. j " and T A Crab
tree passed through to day on their
way to Montrose Gov. SNORT.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02
A Quatlrnple Ampatation.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 26.-At the
South Side Hospital TO day, Samuel
Price, victim of the recent cold
weather, had both hands and feet
severed from his body. The subject
was taken to the hospital after laying
in the cellar of deserted ont house
for no one knows how long. He had
been missing from McKeesport for
several days. 1t was only by acci-
dent that he was found by some boy
who Was attracted by his groans.
He was SO badly frozen that all hope
of saving his life was abandoned
His fingers and toes snapped like
pipe stems, and while treating him
him several of those members were
lost. He gradually recovered, but it
was with difficulty that blood pois-
oning was prevented. Then dry
gangrene set in and last week it was
found that quadruple amp utation
was necessary to save his life.
Price was too weak to stand four
separate operations. The patienf
stood the ordeal very we'll His feet
were taken off just above the instep
and his hands near the wrists. His
chances for complete recovery are
fair
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02
Ballard Items.

The roads surely would be good
if they could be found :. . LaFollett
& Co. did not find as much coal as
they expected in the last hole, but
will try again soon. !. E. .Asburry and
eOusiey are trying their luck with the
drill ;. Indeed, we have tired the
medicine for ''hog choler," as sug-
gested by the "Mingo Sheriff. and
found it good, hence recommend it
to him for fits; yes, come over, We
will give you tull directions. "if you
give you must take" :. Jack Moore
has the saddle of the neighborhood
Tom Stark is feeding nearly 100
hogs. Sam Nc traded his mules.
and now has horse for sale cheap
R D Beatty and wife visited his
mother Sunday. C d Greer visit
ed relatives in Summit township.
VIM q Powell bought two set Of
harness from Mcfarland Bros, NJ NJ
Greer one set, and Billy Tyler one
set. We hear it talked around
that this place is to have another
merchant. Ray Mcfarland spent
u few days visiting home folks. ;.
Miss Mills of Urich visited at G D
Coles last week. !. Girls Greer 4
Co killed hogs few days since. :.
Carts have taken q rise it seems as
one. can be seen on top of the shop
IS B McFarland's baby is con
valescent. VIII Harris fooled us a
trip; we thought something was
wrong with him bat did not think
of the bachelor being newly married
Mrs Emma Mcfarland will
teach the Fairview school commenc.
ing the first Monday in April -. !.
Asbury & Ousley broke down 81
the drilling stops for few days.
5 Nj Dunbar has sold bis team aud
will leave for Montana soon, where
he has two brothers. :. :. Tom HILLS
baby is::not we'll ;. Zach Johnson
slowly improving. C X Crow
sold his match team for $50.
Thos Buck was highly compliment
ed as foreman of the grand jury.
Laura Embree visited friends in the
village Monday. Geo Teeter will
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02
Circuit Court Proceedings

Five additional Jurors summoned
to serve on regular panel
Sam'l ShipIey VS. Frank Ashley,
motion to affirm and motion affirmed.
VIM Johnson VS. Rich Hill coal
mining co; plf' takes non suit.
State of Mo VS. E ] Garrison; plea
guilty, fined 81 and costs.
State of Mo VS. E B RuckIe,change
venue granted to Henry CO, Recog
of deft $500
VIM E Walton VS. C G Duke ct al;
petition for injunction and temp
Injunction awarded.
RI Thornton VS. W X Royce;
iudgt for plff.
FA Cross VS. Ben Funk ct al; judg
S329.5O.
John G McPeak VS. Mo Pac Ry co
appeal granted to supreme court,
leave to file bill of EXCEPTIONS by
June 13, 1898.
State of Mo VS. W P Hal; change
venue IA Henry Co
City If Itch Hill VS. Fred Matte
It al: dismissed
" A Ephland VS. Mo Pae Ry Co:
appeal granted tok c court OF ap
peals, leave tn file bill OF Exceptions
by June 13. 1898
Hannah P Ralston rs D I Martin
ct al, judgt s207.l0
Ordered that the grand jury be
empaneled at the Feb aud Nov
terms of court of each year until
| further order of the court
State of Mo vs. p " Rogers; ples
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02
ten. 10 q. Shelby.

ten. 10 q. Shelby.
jefferson City Tribupe
Among the democrats in Mis-
souri who have done yeoman service
for the party we know of none who
deserves better at its hands than the
old, war worn veteran whose name
stands at the head of this article.
Tn season and out of season,
through good report and evil report
with voice and with purse, General
Shelby has been pillar of strength
to the democratic party. II men are
to be rewarded for services render
ed in behalf of the cause and princi-
pies of democracy and popular gov.
ernment then ttose who have pre-.
ferment to give and honors and
emoluments to confer, then Gen.
Shelby should not be overlooked.
We learc that his friends, and
their name is legion, are moving to
have him appointed to the positioH
of United States marshal for the
western district of Missouri. and II
earnest, intelligent effort counts for
anything, he will be a formidable
candidate for the place. Old soldiers
who fought with hin and aga;ns:
/ him, have united IN asking that he
| be appointed. and no maa's name
vii. 60 before the president with
/! stronger endols seilents. Should be
i be appointed, he will conduct the
affairs of that important office in q
manner entirely credi.able to him.
self and the administration.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02
Dlminutiye Twins

st. Joseph, Mo-, Feb 24.-Chas.
Gratb, tailor of this city, was yes
terday presented by his wife with
twin girls, which are probably the
smallest babes now living. One of
them weighs Is ounces, the other
tips the scale at 20 ounces; either
one can be easily placed in an ordi-
nary teacup and yet there will be
room to spare. The midgets are
bright and hearty and well. Both
of the parents are persons of large
stature.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02

st. Louis Republic.
Mrs VIM Mckinley OF Ohio, is a
lady every American should delight
to honor. Her surrender of her in
heritance to make good her hus-
bands promise to pa, security
debt does her infinite credit Ii he
had lost all the wealth of the Van.
derbilts, Mr.. Mckinley would be
richer than all the Vanderbilte. in
having a wife who prefers his good
name to ber own money.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02

Johnstown and Spruce Twp Items.
Moving is now the order of the
day. Grandpa Callahan is very
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02

For Eorse and jack bills come TO
the TINES office.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02
$5O,OOO.OO
Cash Capital.

Receives Deposits subject to check Lones Money Drafts and
Banking business Your patronage respectfully
Solicited.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-03-02

When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she becam. Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children, size gave them Castorf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
vAIl.Ey MnAs NJ les,

Valley Mills, Tex, June 10 Especially
Our streets present a lively appearance
siuce The whcat aud cat crops have h''
gun tn be- marketed, Several crops OF
each have been threshcd AMI sold. 1ifld
OF what as reported, viii average fr0ln
sixteen 20 rweuty-seyen bushels per
acre. oats from forty 10 sixty.
Mrs. .. q. Hogan Of Waco, WIN has
bcrn very sick az her daurhlcrN "a
rapidly improving,
Our srhool trustees are busy eanlnln-
tn applicants FOR the ~, ~.
Ihcrr nrc several tearherA here IN per
sou prNssing thir claims
Thcre have boon seven or eight new
dwelling hnuscs huilI In our town since
the beginning of the year, besides nuner-
Gus other improvements,
Thrrc are from four 10 twelve car
loads OF stuck shipped FROM bis noint
every week. Valley Mills Is hccoming
very lnnplnr MS ahInrine point. owing
10 the large aud rOmm0uuus stock pcna
furnished by the Santa FL company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
THE NIGHT SERMON.


Owing TO the storm, Dr. Wharton bad
a comparatively small audience last
night
His text was Iohu ill., Z; marvel not
thai | said unto thee. We must Ice born
again" Said he; would Ike, II II
Were possible. To place ourselves In the
same circumstances Of that conyers'l-
tion between Jesus and the Jewish SEN
at0r, Nicolcmus. Jesus WAS healing the
sick, administering 10 those who sought
HIS ASSISTANCE and advice when this rnlcr
of The Jews came To him TO ask him the
questions How can man be born
When he is 0ldt Can he enter again, the
second time. into his mothers womh:'
II Is not often that distinguished men
are led to Christ Not many princes
and mobiles JON Gods forces. but, my
friends, when they do they shine In the
thIoug.
Nicolcmus found Jesus at the house
Of Johu one Of his disciples and listened
to the pretty little speech Of The Jcwish
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
personal MENTION.

.nomas L. MGnagnn, prominent "
buain,,s ana sOcnl circles, departed
for Montreal on pleaslrn wy iolAp'
Colonel DcArlnpnh 81 M"flnh's
Ia he aty attending court
Rbedn ]. ID. Stafford o. Camp COUNTY
a M the city ".eeing the sights hnn IN
the ,tail Of fugitive from Camp county
I,,dga ]. q. Nose aud Colonel Jerome
q Kenfby lefl for the state capital W
,l,,tf 10 max. another effort 10 save ui'
nfa VI Henry Miller a.i,,,,.,
Colonel " NJ Henderson OF oNipilH
snrinrs. lawyer, politician ana NaV'~
man. Is Id tie ely 49,.
Canaan Vick Wilson OF quot ROM y
49,, laaLinR after real estate Interests
Major j. IL. Rudd VI Harrison county,
raiser Of nne cattle aud great auNytA,s
- ~, Iiaeley cure FOR drinknrhr, " ~
H.. ,dfv an 4 business Trip.
Tslond T5m kingsisy o. the i9ulsNin2
and Nashville rad came ~ ho" WV
'o Riat,r John G. Lowjs, trayelinF, pas.
.enser agent for the irou MoansH'n' Is
y A. A brew, chief clerk 70 The oilies
a. ga.tou Mesller, gOnclR parsrharr
snd tieke; agent of the Texas nnu
,iar ia ronc 70 indiana 70 attend 'he
fuuer1l of ne mother ,,,......,,,
Id Rev. Bishop Hdwafd fuNSeit,n,its .
az The Catholic church lew tot i@4i"s
ilDck tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

damaged about 500 6. f. pluinhofr,
saddles and harness., Insurance 5000:
damage about 5000 4 NJ. Wight, con-
tcctloncry and restaurant. Insurance,
$iuN. loss 5000, n. Turner ice cream
Damage to building, Ia snuth block alnut
>lOc, T. Mlltcnthnl. dry r,ods mei~
chant. who occupied the GrAbcr huilllng
Ia the south block, IL badly damaged by
water TO prevent the huildhg from burn
ing. The depot, We are told. was not
lnsurl Your correspondent was IN
formed tina, the railroad company VIII
erect handsome brick depot In place
OF che Que just burned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

VIII NOT be overlooked Ia the great indg-
ment day, and yon will wonder when
.on stand before God why volt did not
treat Your children differently
\, l~t us take up the rules for this race:
lou Wonld not run race weighted
ypMn with heavy c.Othes and with a
h'e iron collar about your neck.
Ne, You would Law aside overy
weight, II ynn have wrecked associates,
they are weight Turn TO God. | hc-
s,ech You: ask Your fricuds to 10 with
You, but II they win moi do So, hid them
good bye. Go yourself the way that
lra'ts 10 life everlasting. Can You re
turn from a german and pray AS hard
and as earnestly as You could II yon had
not had those experiences No. YOU cun.
not. recognized that years ago, aud
throw MI thgSe folllcs aside.
FAITH is THE GIFT OF GOD.
Doubt is Of the devil Lay hnnli aside.
Don't all w yourself 10 qu, stioa the
truth Of his PROMISES, auu gp 10 III,
grave In that MUD
Many people are ovrr-sensitivc. They
always have their feelings ready 10 be
hurt Snph svusitiyeues- Is u besrttmg
sin Beware of il.
BE PATIENT WITH YOURSELF
aud yonr brother. and above all things
b" patient with God, and looking unln
Jesus have all confidence, and il may bt
that ! shall hear that some Of you have
found Christ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
A SAD SUICIDE.
a Young wife Says She IS Getting Deal, so
Kllls Herself

Temple, Tex. June 15-lspeciaD-
Mrs. Mary Lola Talley committed sui
eide At her home, four miles from Tenn
pie yesterday by shooting herself with
a pistol She Wns the wife Of j. H..
railry. a young farmer. md was ae-
counted one Of the hapliest young wo-
men IN the community. She was a wife
Of only d year and half aud WIS not
quite 70 years Odd.
She was AZ home alone her husband
md 4 hired hand being on farm near
by. With an pAe rhe broke open a
trunk In which the man employed bs
her husband kept a pistol, aud TOOK the
pistul out. IL was loaded 70 N.Y. cham
ber. She bred two shpis into The hpgr.
syideatiy 10 tesl tlie pistol, and The
third charge SIZE shot into the center 81
nor forehead. from which she died at
once. beforr sny one reached her
She left a note giving ~ O reason i9r
The taking OF her llfe that her health
~. impaired. That she WAS bccohiing
lraf. and that she had SYMPTOMS 81
ai,proaching insanity. Sue prESel sy,n-
aaihy for her husband u whom she
snake Ia very tsnder terms
IN. affair created sorrow ln nc com,
m9niiy. In whicl. her family nnl mat o.
har husband were among the most 70
4Uegtablp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

Wsxahnchie. Tex, June ~. SPEEDILY
Your correspondent was pleased 60 see
even brief mention Of our FIRE lagt
uiglH Ia your fsre ~ TO-DAY ! chdeay.
ur,sl 10 give you full particulars over he
phone 10 ihe thur nv IRE WAS raging,
Int the liDe would mol w0rb. tried 70
reach you hy telegraph, BIT could not
md Hn OPERATOR
rhc hrp originated at 1910 d. a. Ia
some frame oni at0ry business houses
Immediately back 0f iAf f0uih black Of
tbe square II was thought AZ hr@i that
ne ratirc .cntb block Of iwo.siory brick
bnll,fugr WailD buul W nuiy ga alley
separated The burning buildings from The
iriri block. but with the prv;api arrival
III The Schumacher and hook and ladder
H.. companies the FIRE was soon rAtln.
rsishfI. The alarm ras nRaig turned
a al 3 a'cloci. this mcrlirg. nnd brought
IN poplc 10 the Central depot u nne
N ,iiitle.s the complete desirurtinn n
,hat hiildlnx. uhieh was ereptrd Nbqn
NJ 40 r0nd 20 Garreti was constructed,
f,liestinr u tht loss approximately
Two frame buildings belonging 70 ~
ID Mcnidlgi estate, rniiltiy aeefrofrd'
3n.iir,.d fSr $50 rach. Airo one IRON
xxi balldiug bplondnr - I.ailis nafiiss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
DALLAS,
DIDN'T HAVE TO LgAve-.-wlLL
BE SQUARED.


Dallas. Tex, June 10 Especially Dc
tcrhyc Potter Of the lruflons apncy
returned FROM Monterey tonight De-
tcrtNe Potter has been on the trail OF
ucoreo w rurnbun state agent OF the
Kansas and 1rAns Cnal comlGny lilo
was asked by The Gazette correspond
unt, "Did you find your mnny
Wdl. not where ! Thought would
6ud hiui,H was The quick Response.
Detective Potter closed ~ ~ light as an
oyster Immediately thereafter aud had
no moro to SAY. Tnrnhuh u Is believed
here, has OF viii squared accounts with
the company, aud there the uattcr VIII
rest In fact there was NO rNeon for
linn Ia take 10 the woods, ny hr had
influential aud wealthy friends hcto VIII
Inv 10 all him runhuli Is W years
oid. aud u vas m0ru u ease Of woman
than winu with him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
.rrIoA.s soNs ANp pAueHrnns.

:, ronl.. Mo. June 15.-The Knight.
IA Daughters Of Africa today. elected
tn following officers ana men NJ
Jo ..'...,,ne master; ]. W. Peeler q 81
snprene viee-inaster- Dr.. Il. T,
nl ,SsJ ~ Nashville. supreme scribe; ur.
pop Crawford Of Nashville. supre,ii,nle
!. ,,rer. ~ II. Allison Of Nashville:
u ..,,'re'ae chaplain; DR. II r. Noel 81
T Hhomss Of Greeusburgh- n.y. supreme
marshal. ..,n. Mrs ~ L.
Martin. Clarksyillg, Tenn Mtt,s.,t,i,',
: Lewis. Nashville; Nrs' u ..or II
- L'sI NJ. q Woolridge, Hopkinsulei
LOUIS a.. Lizzie Patton, Nashyi.lrt Mo
M Ma lioere aud Frank Boyd 81 LOUIS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

Washington, June ~ The new IN.
anest Nns started tits morning The old
iiry was summoned for The new lngneNi
flames H. Parsons, contractor aud build.
or Testified ho had naaminud The Old
theatrr last month with View 10 sub.
hitting u bid for making tlir ilrprOsS
alterations liu found 10 evidence Of
any nnsnfe conditions then. Witness
created mmothlUg " sensation when he
stated that not brick could have been
,nnyad with SAFETY 10 the building unless
nil thn noofs had been Ehpred ~ Tbs
work cnnld have beon completed Ia safety
ind The shorelng been done,
Letter from Colonel Ainaworth was
reah protesting AGAINST the holding Of
iho Inquest by the same jury a. held The
other inquest
q. W. Perkins, builder, David issel
bdcklayer. and Columbus Thomha, build.
er nnrepd That the collapse WIS caused
hy he nnsldlml character Of the work
Adjourned