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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTIEs.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.-One fruitless bal,
lot was taken for senator to-day.
HELENA, Mont.-There was no choice
for senator in the Legislature to day
OLYMPIA, Wash.-Two ballots were
taken for senator to day without result.
BISMARCK. N. Done ballot was
taken to day for senator with no choice
democrats and popu' lists voting for Wa.
ter Muir.
TOPEKA. Kan-The republican joint
ASS sembly convened a. noon, but in ac-
cordance with the decision arrived at hy
the caucus, no ballot was taken and the
assembly adjourned sine die.
MADISON, Vision the thirty first
ballot in the democratic caucus this
afternoon there was a break in the
Knight ranks, Mitchell beirg nominal d
senator. The vote was Mitchell 46,
Bragg 80, Knight
MILWAUKEE, Wis-As noon to day
both houses of the Legislature met for the
purpose of electing United States sena-
tor There was no choice and the con
vention adjourned until to morroY d,
noon, when Mitchell will be elected.
MONTGOMERY. Ala.-The upper house
of the legislature to day reconsidered it:
vote of Tuesday defeating the bill pro
viding an annuity Of $500 to Mrs. Jeffer
son Davis and passed the bill by vote
of II to IA. The bill now goes to thC
lower house, where it is uncertain wha
may be its fate.
CHARLESTON, S. CIV L. Campbell
city treasurer of Charleston for TWEEN y
two years, died at his residence in Suln
merville to day, aged 50 years. Il
served through the late war as captai.
in the Confederate army and vas one o
the most popular and highly esteemed
officers
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Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26,-On motion Of
Mr. Hoar the President was requested to
return to the senate the act TO provide
for the punishment of offences on the
high seas.
The house concurrent resolution for
for assembling the two houses of congress
in the hall of the house Of representatives
Wednesday, February s, 1899, at o'clock
in the afternoon. pursuant TO the require
ment of the constitution and law. relat
ing to the election of President and vice
president, was reported and concurred In
Among the bills introduced and refer
red was one giving pension of $50
month to the widow of DR.. Elisha Kent
Kane, the arctic explorer.
M. German offered resolution for
the appointment of three senators to
make the necessary arrangements for the
Inauguration of the President elect Oh
the 4th of Narch next. Agreed to.
Mr.. Faulkner gave notice that Satur-
day February Is at 3 p. m he would pre-
sent resolution in relation to the death
of his late colleague, Mr.. Kenna.
The credentials of Henry Cabot Lodge
| as senator from the state of Massachu
5etts beginning march 4th next, were
| presented and placed on file
The bill heretofore offered by Mr.. Bate
to repeal all statutes relating TO the su
pervisors of election and special depu
ties was taken from the table and re
terred to the Judiciary committee.
Mr. Chandler offered a resolution
which was referred to the finance com
mittee instructing that committee to in
quire into the existence and purposes, o
the whisky trust An hour was devoted
to disposing of unimportant bills on tn
calendar and then at ? p. m. the anti
option bill came up.
There were not many senator's IN th
chamber during the debate. but thos
who were present witnessed the remark
able circumstances of states rights dem
ocracy. Mr. Mills. of Texas. having hi
argument against the stltutionality c
the bill sustained by stalwart republl
can, Mr.. Hiscock, of New York, MI
Mills declared his belief that the senti
ment in favor of local self governmen
prevailed from New England to the Pa
cific ocean, and Mr.. Hiscock asserte
that there had been rarely presented
congress measure in which less regar
had been paid than was paid in th
pending measure either to the prOprie
ties of legislation or to the constitutions
restrictions. When Mr. Hiscock finishe
his speech Mt. Blackburn, who had NJ
been one Of his listeners, came into th
cham Der and, noticing now few senator
were present, called attention to tt
fact A call of the senate followed, an
as a quorum did not respond. the sena
at AS adjourned.
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To Change OhiO's Capital.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. 28.-The house
committee on public buildings will
make favorable report on Representa-
tive Lillard's bill providing for the
erection of new state house. So far
it will be all right, but the committee
will raise a big storm by recommending
that the new building be constructed,
not at Columbus, but at Mount Vernon,
the capital of Knox county.
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Free Ira de Rau net.

LONDON, Jan. 26.--The free trade
banquet was given at City Of London
Liberal club this evening. The princi-
pal guest was Leonard III. Courtney,
member of parliament for the Bowin
division Of Cornwall, who has held
the office of financial secretary of the
treasury and deputy speaker Of the
house of commons. Courtney made a
speech in which he partly renounced
the strong monometalist principles
which he has hitherto advocated, caus
ing sensation among his hearers
who were mostly orthodox merchant:
and bankers.
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PANAMA TRIAL.
Barboux Grows Eloquent I'm His De-
fensc OF de Lesseps.

PARIS. Jan. 30 The assurance thst
Barboux would deliver his peroration
to day attracted a greater throng than
ever TO the court room. Barboux argued
that Charles deLesseps was justified in
the payments which he msde to the news
papers and financial companies possess
ing influences which could be exercised
in favor of the canal. If Charles deLes-
seps yielded to nImerous extortions by
Intermediates it was because he was pre-
foundly cOnvir ced that the lottery bond
scheme would secure the success of tie
entire enterprise. Nearing the end of
his peroration Bsrboux became impas-
stoned IN MS tone, and in eloquent and
scathlng language he denounced the
blackmail and corruption which had
been so terribly and palpably rife in CON
nection with the Panama enterprise. He
caused great sensation in the court by
an unexpected and withering attack
on ex Minister Floquet.
Why" exclaimed Barboux-vehem-
entity, rs not the former minister Who
directed the distribution of the press
subsidies not sitting alongside the pris-
oners r. Here Barboux deliberately
paused, as if to let the shaft which he
had aimed quiver in the minds of his lis
teners, and To watch the effect Then
Baiboux resumipg, spoke in scathing
language Of the men who had chiefly
protited by the Panama compsny's lavish
expenditures. He referred to Baron
Reinach's relations, of the intimacy of
Cornelius Herr with leading personsges
OF the official world. The responsibility
| for perturbation and sense of insecurity
which had caused such alarm throughout
the country did not rest with the Panama
canal company or its directors, but on
very different shoulders Barbour then
turned to the character of his clients. He
1'spoke of the conscientiousness and prob
| ity of both Ferdinand and Charles de
Lesseps which had come forth umimpared
and unblemished from the fire Of in.
vestigation. Speaking of the high char
acter of Ferdinand deLesseps. Barbour
recalled the fact that when Ferdinand
deLesseps visited Berlin the Kaiser hast
ened to salute him as a representative OF
French genius. This position he still
occupies at home and abroad, and would
continue to occupy notwithstanding the
vain attempt to connect him with the
guilty conduct of others. Barboux closed
with an eloquent and touching appeal il
behalf of his client. When he resumed
his seat the members of the bar crowded
around him and heartily congratulated
him on his brilliant Oratory.
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Washington News Notes,

Jan. 26-It does not
appear that there was any substantial
opposition to the confirmation yester-
day of Elijah w. Halford, to be pay
master in the army with the rank of
major. While there is a sentiment
entertained by some senators adverse
20 the appointment of civilians to
places in the army, it appears the OBJ
lection would not apply with force in
this case for the reason that Major
Haifofd has already had considerable
experience in the army, and more
over, in the lire of duties he IS about
TO assume. The fact is not generally
known that during the late war he
was twice rejected for army service
because of physical disability, never
theless he finally entered the service
as paymaster's clerk to Major Viii
liam c. Lumpton and III that capacity
served some years in New Orleans
and at various points along the Mis-
sissippi and on the Gulf coast.
Senator Call, introduced in the SEN
ate today bill appropriating S. o..
0GO for the purpose of protecting an
chorage in Blight of Canoveral Fla, in
order to render it valuable for the use
| Of the navy.
The house committee on rules has
agreed to make the Andrew Cate
bill the special order for February
9th and 10th, but no cloture provision il
attached.
The change of ratification of th'
Chilean claims convention, negotiated
by minister Patrick Egan, was perfected
to-day at the state department by th'
representatives of the United States anc
Chile.
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Quiet af CleyeIand.s Cottage,

LAKEWOOD. n. j, Jan. % 1t was
quiet at the Cleveland cottage to day. the
absence Of the President elect being cas-
lily noticed A second delegation from
Tennessee called at the cottage to day,
expecting to find Mr.. Cleveland. When
they learned that he had gone to New
York city. they took the 10 30 O'Clock
train for that city. NJ. Cleveland is ex
pected 10 return here to night. Il is
said he will return to New York Satur-
dsv aud finish what business he cannot
attend to to day. A conference of some
prominent democrats has been arranged
for next Monday.
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'y FOR SALE.-By virtue
tg xecuted bv Alfred
a.. wife, [ vii of for
b u,e door in Raleigh on
s, u Feb uary, ls93, at IL
< Of o. ltnd: Begin
...4 ue on south str set, run
p 4 5 lac es to the g 9
4 u t0ing east sior z with
....t -a p aud then goes 5 uth
~ a. house branch to South
n Ecst v tn id street 3 5
| @ There Is new house on
,fat Terms cash FDr fur
~ H book l2 at page ASS,
e Raleigh, y. Y. This
= y. e L.. HARRIS,
l.-oruey FOR MORTGAGE.
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RE BARGAIN
FOR INVESTORS,
!. \ C. u agon Factory
a-l Material for Sale.

st-1- o, authority given in u deed f.
5g The Nor b Carolina WAGON
t-7 -seor' d IN the Resi ter's offic
Ezs county IN book =, page we
/
.lsstay February q, 1893,
h1,.s r. and p'aat Of the lid com
y ,'-s'e' 10 the city o.
RALEIG N. c.,
e.h . h. X. with side track leading
"a. FL yard All the build dngs ar
ID 'cas aud new. TIE machinery
rc,.ye. new with capacity OF TWEEN
'G.l Ter day.
',ryt ga Will sell a la-ge lot of
t-' aat unfinished wagon, finished
= M and rips. Also large OF of
oa E- ron and round iron, D1lts,
fa Ak e. and al kinds Of material
NY making, includ ing about
| lValf- thousand feet of well season
q as u o'clock IN.
-t.- agf special terms m ay be
s.T-i ~'or particulars and cat
~ kH1l fell description of plant,
q. i-f material, apply to under
-. w A. ii y ATT,
j. n. HOLD ING,
y . % Trustees.
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gcr , SALE OF LAND.

N. Il vstus 4 power conferred in
\. rs ltei " : p Gill and wife,
Emu tea- ed in the oflice Of the
81 ssG- Wake county, book i3,
Z r7. ... tor ,ash, q; public auc-
Ln-e door IN Raleigh, N q,
Nundsv, the 10Th day Of
ce tain tr.ct OF lsnt in
Wske county, ard fully
b .Aj Iced Of trus', and lyisg
r..M s-aaro road sud the road lead.
,~a 51se0i cemetery, and - Joining
,r Nr- Margaret eerrell, \ V Den
nd NJ Haa obtaining sX scres.
ti .rb,a land vii be offered
s- purchasers as per map in
~ w q PACE,
At rney If Mortgage.
Mas h shove land is postpose d
& i,y in January, 1898, at IL
su novl6-tds
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New Cases of Cholera.

BERLIN, Jan. 26.-One new case of
cholera is reported at Trotha village
short distance from Halle, in Prussian
Saxon, where several cases have before
been reported. The disease has appeared
in the village of Morl, where one of the
villagers has been attacked. There were
four new cases and two deaths yesterday
at Ottensen, suburb Of Altona
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Ex-Pre.ident Potter on Trial.

Boston, Jan. 26-The trial of Asa p
Potter, ex-president of the failed May
erick bank, for falsely certifying checks
on the defunct firm of Irving A. Evans
s. Co, was begun before Judge Putnam,
of the United States circuit court, this
morning.
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-NOTICE.

e. 'D .yN Wake County
tx Horn W Lewis u. MArcor.
tt" 4a execution directed to he
.'..e tau lun. W Tnomr son, clerk
b. ai Wske county in the above
Gs VIII on the 20th Of february,
Nr! rs m az the court house door
|Ai -# wake in the ci y Of Raleigh,
. s6.t b ID for cash all ri mt,
b t { Louis II Maroon IN fol-
.r-s' .'tt. to-eit. Fifty acres u ore or
b tie lanis OF no Wesley
% M,rcom and Yo ng Stone,
l. . rv ews n Maroon and si.us-
E, 1nty, Cary Towaship. TO sstisfv
Il Horne. Pesle h Maynard,
st-I.
VI W. PAGE,
sheriff OF Wake county
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Texa. Trusts Coke and Mills.

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. 26.-Ihe
senate has shelved the house resolu-
ion adopted yesterday indorsing the
Hatch anti option bill and passed a
substitute expressing confidence in
Senators Coke and Mills doing what
is best under the circumstances.
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its old practices and establishes no new
procedures.
The resolution was adopted and ordered
to be enrolled.
House bill $50, to repeal chapter . of
the Code, volume 2, entitled Currency"
on motion of Mr. Graves was laid on the
table.
House bill 159, in relation to the sale
of intoxicating liquors, passed its second
reading and takes its place on the calen-
dar.
Mr.. Watson. of Forsyth, offered reso
luton to pay J. H. Wright, late mem
ber of the house from the county
of Warren, the sum of 500 for expenses
in the election, which was put on its
readings and passed and was ordered to
be engrossed. The vote was viva voce,
one solitary "no" being heard after the
general response of ''aye"
The house then adjourned until to-
morrow at half past 10 a. m.
representative A. L Rucker has been
! added to the committee on Deaf and
| E.ssnb Asylum
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sale or the Macon. Ca, "reiegraph."

MACON, Ga, Jan. "a - The MACON
Telegraph was sold at public auction to
day AID bought in by the bondholders
for a small figure. 1t is not thought
probable that the sale will be confirmed
By the court.
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Greeted With ROYAL Kisses,

BERLIN Jan. 26.-The Czsrowitch ar
rived in this city at 9:42 o'clock Tuesday
evening. As the Czsrowitch stepped
from the train the Emperor hastened for
ward, and they embraced and kissed
each other on both oheeks
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Aurustass Greatest Carnival.

AUGUSTA. Ga, Jan. 26 This was the
crowning night of Augustus greatest
carnival. II is estimated that so, 600
people gathered on Broad street to wit
ness the allegorical pageant.
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S.LEOF VERY vALUABLECITY

- Property.-By virtue OF decree OF the
Superior court of Wake county N the special
proceedings Tor partition, entitled Maulsey
A. Rogers and others, ek-p arte, No. 592 spe-
cial proceedings docket of said court, will
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, at public
outcry, At the court house door, IN the city OF
Raleigh, n. o., on
Monday. the 9Th day Of February, 1893,
At IL O'Clock NJ, the lot of land situated on
Martin street, in said city, known as the
"FowLE BUILDING" adjoining the lots Of A.
L. Mial, B. T. Williamson, and others, 'front.'
ing so feet on Martin street and extending
back 1853 feet.
Terms of sAle-One-half Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the remainder
In twelve months from dav OF sale, the de-
ferred payments to bear per cent. interest
ARMIoTEAD JONES,
decSl-tds. Commissioner.
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exl. TEe Tyler Desk Co., Of "a. Loufs,
No., have iEst thrown on the market an
elegant Standard Antique Oak, n. o In,
Roll Curtain Desk, complete in every de-
tail. r. %. Il. st. Louis for 81, and 5 #,
same style aud finish. for f23 net, spot
cash. See their card N this Issue Send
YOUR order direct or send for special circu-
lar. Bank counters and government work
a specially. send In your floor plans for
designs and prices
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.nlra ed n N second.

.ai'e ed fr ~ second
i, ..- col poison. NJ face
A.. mass Of corruption
en % eat my Sull tones
iy die, but tried q
'os rr w 1euedt. and using
y. 8 .. more became sound sno
F.- Il. fr tse.ye monti 8.
Z ,al lAf Huadrt de Of scars
.110 YlI CIN cau be seen en- me
w .hsuks for 40 valuable
.tHt1 nor RT WARD.
"a r.s-. Ws-' sui that hf has been
.nr N, Be m. \. It . ,ght-
,-~ ore S Co, j II. Bright
8s. N b Campbell, For
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-27

SI Taws'igs, "a, writes
-- D neen differing from
y ~. srs, which iesiste al
~ zee res rted We finally
r a.-, II scad him 70 Try tie eff
g14N n .ty 80 B b. B, and he was
~ FN an i'm rovement. He
&C. t and Uas cured sound and
r.--s
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Notice of Application.

OFFICE OF n. G. HOME ms Co,
RALEIGH, y. G, Dec. 81.
Public notice Is hereby given that appn-
cation will be made to the next Legislature
to grant amendments to the charter, sc,
of this company.
w. S. PRIMROSE,
Pres. dent
jan1-3Od
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gslm Co., Atlanta. Ca,
~ y.'rr.' sent rec,
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CTRANGERS in town are requested
TO GOT
w. H. KING &CO,R
FOR
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CIGARS,
HOT DRINKS, etc.
SALEoFvALUABLE CrryPROP.

~ erty by virtue OF authority oonferr-
eli by deed of mortga executed by & b.
lpcRu- ch and wife Adeline. recorded in
the office of the Register OF Deeds Of Wake
county. Sook l2i, PAGE 553, will sell for
cas h at puoac auction at the court house
door In naleign on Monday the ? tn day
OF Febru9ry. 1898, a certain lot IN the city
Of Sale'gh on the south side of West Davie
street, adj lining the Ian Is ot =. + Moore Q
heirs ana j. W Brown, known A. the
oor nan lot, toge her with the improve
u ents thereon, more fully describe din
said deed of mortgage.
lime o. sale 2 clock IT.
PA h & BOUSHALL.
isl9 tbs Attorneys for Mortcagee
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'"'HY OF COMMISSION

,Hp {. ste Patent Chemical Ink.
~ 81, ,''li' Inc most useful and
,,Q. |l q the age Erases ink
We y, y sS@ 9ecoLds. Works like
''sits ~. .5 " per cent profit. Agents
'eas.s P-E week We also want q
= a5so',, u' = take charge Of territory,
: MAKE -84 "a cuts. A rare chance
'>ctaer Y, ,'oAe7 ,Ae7 Write for terms and
w. ''t MONROE ERASER u'F'e co.
iB6 La Crosse, Wisl
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The senate committee on elections was
in session again yesterday, considering
the case of Newsom against Stack. The
contestant was represented by Messrs.
W. w. King and A. E. Hatton, and the
contestee by Hon. F. 81. Busbee. The
committee djourned without reaching a
conclusion. 1t will meet again this
morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-23
TWO BOMBS EXPLODED.
Attempt to Blow Up tho Hotel D'Angle
terre in Rome.

Attempt to Blow Up the Hotel D'Angle-
terre in Rome.
ROME, Jan. 22-Dynamlte bombs wore
exploded almost simultaneously this after
noon before the hotel D'AnRleterre and in
the garden of the proprietor's house in the
Viasan Claudio. The hotel was partly
wrecked. Nobody was injured, although
the hotel had more than 100 dodgers at the
hour Of the explosion. At first the front
wall was expected to fall. After exsmina-
tion, however. the commission announced
that there was no immediate DANCER, and
that the dodgers might return aud pack
their trunks. Several women refused to
return, and their belongings were cared for
BY the police. Before the evening all left
for other hotels. The proprietor said this
evening the hotel and contents would be
almost total loss. Not whole niece of
furniture is left in tho building.
Walls Of houses near the hotel were
cracked and all the windows in the Viasan
Clandio more or less damaged. All the
windows were smashed for one hundred
yards on every side. No walls were cracked.
however, and but for the breakaae of glass.
ware. crockerv and furniture, little harm
was done. Immediately after the explosion
the report went abroad that the anarchists
were again at work. The proprietor of the
Hotel d d'AnRleterre. however. says he is con-
vlnced both explosions were caused by a
man whom he discharged recently from his
service.
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NOT AFTER A SOFT MARK.

PuEilist Corbett Replies to Somo Stric-
turcs and Makes Some Remarks.
CHICAGO. Jan. 22--James j. Corbett gave
out to-day letter denying the statement
of Pat sheedy that he was looking for IAN
easy mark" He says if he was he would
pick up some Of the challenges of the men
who arc chasing him around the country.
In referring to Sheedy's further allegation
that pugilists are given larger purses than
they have any right to receive Corbett SAYS
n uniform rate of rate of $4,000 would be
an injustice. for when n puRilist is capable
OF drawing u crowd they will net a profit to
the club giving q fight for from $40, 900 to
S45.0 900, and the pugilist should have por-
tion of the profits. Corbett declares he has
the right to act as he chooses. and az ID is
worth $150.000to him to do 30, hs would be
foolish to nllow so much money TO pass him.
Corbett says Sullivan defended the cham
pionship for twelve years by fighting every
four years; therefore. he argues, hs has a
right to wait year before fighting. In
conclusion Corbett said he 10 ready TO hphs
the champion of any country. but none but
He prefers Mitchell. but if he
will not fight. then jackson, and il he does
not come up, Corbett says he will fight any
man in the world. barring no color or
nation. tho fight to take place in the fall of
1893
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A PITTSBURG HEROINE.
sho Loses Her Life ia n Futile Effort tu
Save Her Nephew.

sho Loses Her Life ia n Futile Effort to
Save Her Nephew.
PrTTsBuRG Jan. 22.-Mrs. Kate Rosler.
aged 23 years, and George Roster, her
nephew, aged six years, were burned to
death this morning in n FIRE which con-
suned four dwellings ON Salisbury street.
Four others, John Fetterlsin. MRS. Margaret
Fetterlein. his wife. and Sophia and Bar
bara. their daughters, we're seriously
burned and narrowly escaped fate similar
to that OF tho Rosters. The cremation
took place in the house Of John Fetterlein
about $50 this morning. Flames were seen
issuing from the kitchen and before any
thing could be done the house was ablsze,
Mrs. Kate Rosler rushed upstairs to get the
boy and was never seen again by any one.
Other members of the family attempted to
rescue the two but they were driven back
by the smoke and Are. and after all were
seriously burned the task was given up. On
account of lack Of water facilities shs
flames spread rapidly and communicated
to the adjoining houses of George Fstter-
lein. John Mshoney and John Rosslsr. en-
tirely consuming them. The bodies Of the
victims were recovered this afternoon but
they were burned beyond recognition. Tho
members of the Fstterleiu family, although
painfully burned. will all recover. The
loss il $500. The origin Of the IRE ID un-
known.