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DIV ED INTO THE GUTTER.
Strange Actions OF n Well-Cressed
Doctor.


A tall. fncly-drcssel man was COM
mitted in Yorkvillc Police Court this
muraing for an examination as to his
sanity.
Policeman Donnclly, of the East Sixty
ninth street station, was attracted last
collected at Sixty-ninth street and First
avenue. ON Investigating he found n
wcll-uressed man. wearing a silk hat and
light cloth slippers, with his suspenders
tied around his neck.
The man appeared to labor under the
dciuslon that he was standing upon the
brink OF Il swimming pond, for he stood
upon the curb and repeatedly divcd into
the gutter, smashing his hat over his
carT- and putting painful kinks in his
reck. The bystandcrs applauded.
ponnclly arrested thc man and board
ed II street car to take him to the sta
ton. The prisoner 3 pockets were turned
inside out, his clothes were sadly d.sar-
ranged ana his appearance caused the
passengers to stare at h,m. He objected
to this, and said he wouldn't stand It, and
tried to leave the car. Donnelly had all
he could do to restrain him.
on reaching the station, the prisoner
said he was Or. Frank w. Carman,
;nirty-four years old, of 223 East Twenty
third street. He could give no account
duct, 1t was thought that he was under
the influence OF some drug, and would
pc better in che morning. The doctor
had Il quantity of medicines In his peck
cts and some syringes and mechanical
appliances, as well as prescription
seemed to he no better. und he was
taken to court.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
SAID HE WAS ROBBED In A CAB.
Riley Told Ono Story at Night and
Another To-day.

James p. Fox, t%hirty-three. OF Isl
Tenth avenue. n Central Park hack
driver, was n prisoner in the Yorkvillc
Court this morning charged with lar
ceny from the person. William Riley,
f~orty-six, of East Orange, \. j., said
that he engaged Fox to drive him around
Central Park last evening. paying him s.
therefor. After driving a little while,
Riley alleged, Fox demanded more
money. Riley gave him half n dollar
under protest.
Fox demanded more money and,
Riley says, on his refusal to pay drove
Fifty-third street where an accomplish
jumped into the carriage n held Riley
while Fox went through his pockets
and took what money he had.
Riley said he had between Sl5 and SIG
when he came to the city at 10 o'clock
in the morning. He had spent con-
siderable and could not tell how much
Fox took. He knew. he said, that he
had at least s.. After the men left him
Riley got out Of the carriage and related
his experience to Policeman Quinn. Of
the West Forty-seventh street station.
The carriage had been temporarily
abandoned. but the policeman waited in
tion and claimed that the later had
not paid his cab hire. Fox had hut $l.1
on his person when searched. The Off
Ger also locked up Riley, AZ he appeared
to be too much under the influence of
able. however, to relate his story. This
morning on reaching court Riley de-
clined to make complaint and Fox was
discharged.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

CoNNELLSvILLE, Pa. oct, IA S. Nc
Caleb. proprietor OF the Hungarian Hank here.
Who made an assignment Monday, places The
liabilities at sl3S, 900: assets, Sll5. oc0.
NEWCASTLE, Pa. Oct, lG-Notiee OF a 10
per cent. reduction has bgon posted at the
wire nail miil. The mill was started a few
weeks ago at a reduced scale.
PlTTSBURG, Pa, Oct. l3.--The Edgar Thorn
son steel works at Braddock. VIII resume work
In all departments Monday morning, The wages
OF all employees excepting those governed by
the scale have been readIusted.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, Oct. I&-The
trouble between the Colorado Midland despatcbers
and trainmen and the management has been
settled by an agreement. tho terms OF which
have not been made public.
ST, LOUIS. o.. Oct lS--The Mercantile Trust
Company. With a capital stock OF u .cco, 900. has
deridsdlso 80 out Of business. FinanelL esDr-s.
tos 49, stated cause
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DESERTED HIS FAMILY.
Leonard Must Give Bonds to Pay
His Wife "a a Week.

william Henry Leonard, who was
steward on the steamer Birmingham,
was held in 500 in jefferson Market Po-
lice Court to-day to pay his wife, Mar
garct, 81 II week.
His wife said he deserted her and their
three children in England eighteen
mohthss ago. He was then a musician.
she followed him to New York and then
to Savannah, where he was employed
both In n hottlinE house and In a con-
for Il few weeks.
When he deserted her for the second
time she followed him to New York
ana mad him arrested. Her ~siX-year.
"il, son died n few days ago. Her other
children, are two II five years old re-
spcctively.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
B!ERMAH,EAlDELBERG2d
OLD HERALD BUILDING
BROADWAY AND ANN ST.
Wire News In Brief.

lsttc Ray, n livcryman. was found murdered by
tramps At PcmbertOn, o., yesterday,
Tho L.amhert'a Point. Va, Machine Works were
totally destroyed by Tire 1T | \. NJ. to-day.
An attempt WAS made Wednesday nisht 10
lynch Tom Hendricks, 4 negro desperate, who Is
in jail at S~ylvanta, Ga. About midnight a mob
Of men broke into he Jail, Yesterday morning
hendricks was found In his cell. still alive, but
shot through the hand and with his ankle badly
hurt.
Chris IIuschman, a desperate robber. is in the
East 81, Louis. III jail About n year Ggo
lluschman and another rubhrr tortured Farm r
Mathew Davis, OF FiNc County, In a horrible
Kramer, forcing him to disclose the hiding place
Of 81, go, which they made way with.
James Became MRrk.y, who at noon on Aug rs
walked into the Builders Exchange Bank, In Gin
Cinnati. and stole a package from the SAFE con
tanning 3l,7Oe. WAS yesterday sentenced in the
Criminal Court to sever years In the pcRitentiary,
President Van Horne and other CCicials Of the
Canadian Pacific road Were notified yesterday Ia
appear In the Federal Court at Tacoma Nov. &c.
The ease against them Is for alleged Violation Of
the l~EtCrltate Commerce law.
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Local News in Brief.

Minnie Markham. aged twcnty-slx years. Of
Louisville, Ky, was found III ut S.45 o'clock thl,
morning on the Providence line steamboat Con
recticut, lying at pier 20 North River. She was
attended by a Chambers Street Hospital physi'
elan and left the boat.
Early to-day a fire occurred In the onc-story
frame stable Of Frederick Fuller. on Avenue A,
between Seventv-sevonth and seventy eight
streets. The damage was $500.
Some unknown person sent out n false alarm
of fire from the box corner OF Canal and Hudson
streets at 5.l5 A. n. to-day. This Is the sec
md false alarm from that neighborhood within q
week.
Frank Miller. twenty-six years old, Of CO De-
lancey street, and Joseph unger, twenty-seven
years old, OF 1870 Forsyth street, were remandel
in the Essex Market Police Court to-day by JUS
tice Ryan William Ruckert. OF 1872 East Houston
street, charged them with stealing a gold watch
from him last night on the Bowery.
John %Slattery. OF IS Whitehall street, sold a
bottle OF lager beer to Policeman Wilson, of
Old slip station, last night and was held In the
Tombs Court to-day in slC0.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
HAD A NEGRO LOVER.
Story of Pretty Marie Anderson'S
Infatuation Told in Court
Her Father Had Her Committed to
the Wayside Home.
Tho Colored Romeo Arrested for
Threatening to Shoot Him.

Frnnk Cody, a repulsive-looking negro,
VIII. f:yes at the lower end OF Fifth
avenue. Brooklyn, was held in $500
bonds by Justice Tighe, in he Butler
Street Police Court, Brooklyn. .his
morning. He was charged with threat
ening to shoot john d. Anderson, a
letter-carrier attached to Station V,
Brooklyn. He lives at 800 Sixteenth
street.
The cause OF the trouble was Cody's
irfatuatlon for Marie Anderson. the
eighteen-year-old daughter Of the
letter-carrier. Miss Anderson Is n
pretty girl. She had many admirers;
hut seemed to prefer the attentions or
Cody to those OF her white frieds.
The meetings between the girl and the
negro were clandestine. Anderson ala
middle Of March. BY accident he dis
covered the relations existing between
his daughter and Cody.
Anderson and his wife were heart
ing anything to do with Cody. and told
Cody to keep away from his daughter
or he would have him punished.
The girl continued to meet her negro
lover in spite of her fathers protesta-
lions. At last he had his daughter sent
to the Wayside Home, where she now is.
After the, girl was sent away letters
Cody, in which he declared his love for
her and threatening to kill any one who
came between them.
From the day the girl was sent to the
Home, Cody began to follow Anderson
about his route, and was heard to say
he would shoot Anderson at the first
favorable opportunity.
He visited the girls grandmother, Mrs.
Morrel, OF Parkville. and told her that
AZ Anderson continued to interfere he
would shoot HIM.
Cody was arrested in June. and has
been kept in Jail awaiting examination
until to-day. He pleaded not guilty, and
said he had never threatened violence to
Anderson.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

90 . ="
The lady is Miss Elizabeth Swan. tho
resident OF Oyster Bay, l.. !. She IL
twenty-five years old, and n lady of
many accomplishments. She is a bru-
ncttc, tall. slender and graceful. ~
Miss Swan was Il passenger on Capt.
MCkay's ship. the tmbria. three years
ago The captain, who is one of the
most agreeable of that guild of agree
able mon. was particularly agreeable to
Miss Swan. and he has found time To
run down to oyster l:ay nearly every
time his ship has been in this port since
that suspicious voyage of 1890.
capt. Mckay me Miss Swan are going
TO be married. All of the l~tl'rr5 If the
I~.ucanla say SO. aud when Capt. Watson.
tn" genial Superintendent of tho Gu
nard pier, was approached on the subject
this morning he bcamed all 1rcr wi:h
smiles and chuCkled:
Int5. itS az true, and Capt. Mckay is
Then. with Il good deal Of sympathy in
his voice, capt. Watson said:
Sea captains don't get much of n
Ghance I" go ACQUIRING. found It so.
] first met my wife ON board ship. was
in command of u Pacific Mail steamship
running between san Francisco and
Panama, and my wife was II passenger.
That was thirty-eight years ago. Two
of my officers found their wives the
sam" way"
Nobody was able to tell when the
Mckay-Swan wedding would take place,
but, all were awaiting. with some i'm
patience II II great deal of plcasurnblc
anticipation, the happy event.
apt. HOratio Mckay Is n veteran of
the sen. He has been u seaman ever
SIM. he was twelve years old, and he
Is hfty-two now. He n born Mt Aber-
deem. in the north of Scotland. lie Is
the Commodore of the Cunard fleet. He
was the commander of the tmbria
when In December last she broke her
shaft. 75O miles out to sea, and His feat
IN bringing her safely into port won the
plhldlts Of the whole world.
He is n tall, handsome man, az
straight as an arrow, and the beau
ideal OF his profession.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
ALL FEARS OF THE RUSSIA GONE,
Steerags Passengers Will Leave the
Island To-Morrow.

QUARANTINE, Oct. l3.-The steam
ship Russia. of the Hamburg-American
Packet Company. is still lying off shore,
and it is not probable that she will be
sent up to her dock to-day. Nearly half
a dozen vessels arrived this morning,
and DR.. jenkins. with his assistant,
DR.. Seguine. are so busy inspecting
them that they have little time left for
the Russia.
All the letters, cabin passengers n
the crew were allowed to land yester-
day. and were taken up to the steam
ship dock in lIoboken. The stecrage
passengers, who had been sent to the
there, but will probably be released to-
morrow, If not earlier. They are doing
well, and as no new cases have develop
ed. all fears of a cholera epidemic from
that source have been dispelled.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
NEGOTIATING BY WHOLESALE.
Board of Health Inspectors Visit
Hotels and Night Schools.

thief Inspector Doty, of the Board of
Health, is keeping III the work of vac
cinating the pupils In night schools and
the help in hotels. Next week he pro-
poses to take his entire staff through
several of the most crowded lodging
houses in the Ninth Ward and vac
Cinatc all the dodgers.
Inspectors will also be detailed to vac
climate the employees in dry-goods houses
and large retail stores. Since DIR. Doty
BEGAN the present work n number OF
business houses employing many hands
have applied to him to vaccinate the
people working for them.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
K0EHLER IS FOR GLEASON,
de VIII Not Have n Nomination
Against His Friend.

The faction Of the Gleason party IN
Long Island CITY which boltcd ilrasoa' 8
leadership and followed that of saloon.
Keeper james kil.een last night at their
convention nominated Supervisor Iaep.
dore kochler for Supervisor.
To-day Mr.. Koehlcr wrote n lettor dc.
Ginning the nomination, and also Glyinl
that eN-Nayur Gleason was the ilrst nan
to give him an Office ana he woull noi
'ernlt his name to appear on any tiCk,,
opposed TO Gleason.
AT the Gleason convention tonight Nr
koehler VIII probably be reuominLlcd f.!
Supervisor.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
SAYS HE'S FROM NEW YORK.
Robert J. Simpson a Would : Be
Suicide In Boston.

BOSTON, Oct. l3.-Robert j. Simpson,
who, the police say. gave his address as
corner of "Nernith' and Eighth streets,
New York City, took a dose of creosotc
yesterday and was later found lying In
the street in II precarious condition.
Hard work by physicians saved his
life. He pleaded to be allowed to ale.
saying he had nothing to live Tor and
nothing to hope for.
Later he said he was thirty years old
and had n wife and three children in
New York. He Is at the City Hospital.
There Is 40 'Nernith" street In New
York and no Robert J. Simpson in the
Directory.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
General Alarm for Wells,

Nothing has yet been heard from William T.
Wells. a sho, dealer who has been missing from
his home, at lN6 West Torty-third street. sine,
oct. .. The police have b. II asked to lcok for
Wells. and a general alarm has been sent out.
Tho missing man is twenty eight years old. H.,
wore Il dark SUIT, drab uvrrvuat and russell shoes.
He also had . diamond stud On. u diamond ring
and carried two gold watches.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Iron Halls Receiver Wins,

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. l3.-The erlr: TO Dust
Receiver Failey. OF the Iron Hall, mas failed.
The prcc. edlngs In court ended YESTERDAY whom
the report OF the receiver was approved ard cN
%ceptions male 10 Il Oyerruled. The chaIg, that
Judge Taylor had been U iduly Influenced when he
withdrawn.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Man with Brass Knuckles Sent Up.

Adolph HUM. twenty years old. OF "A Airing
ton avenue Jersey City, was sent up for ten
days In Essex Market Police Court to-day. Last
night he ~interfered with Policeman Rosenberg, OF
the Eldridge street station. while he was arrest
ing = woman on Canal street. He was made a
prisoner. and his attempt to use brass knucklcs
- the policeman failed.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Oct. II. - Postmaster
Rockhlll has received oGcial notice from wssh.
ington that lis dismissal OF four clerks wac In
accordance with civil Service rules, Several
weeks ago he dismissed Letter-Cnrriers GaliEi,lcr.
Wright and Ashley Hld put Democrats in thviI
places Later Clerk Neidhammer. OF the Mail
Ing Department Was also dismi ss4d. These fol
men appealed TO the Ciyil Service Hoard ~
protection alleging In their ~neti.i9n ttat the.
were dismissed for political reasons A Ciyt
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Lost, Found and Rewards.

L~OS1-Sunday morning on 1lth ST. a little foI
terrier. Answers to name Nellie. Finder viii
be very literally rewarded If same Is returned b
~ West Ilth st.. and no questions asked. Had
Young pups.
SD REWARD for return Of dark gray white
breast, crop-eared, bull terrier, wearing. brass.
tween 18th aud h.th sts.. Sth and 10th nves. on
Oct. u. Address Room 20, 100 Hudson st.
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acknowledgements,
OLD HERALD BUILDING
BROADWAY AID Arm ST.

SnONDWHT HIsD Ann 81.
Tho Largest Manufacturers in the
World OF Mems Highest Grade
~Overconts, listers. Gc.
HAVING BEEN WHOLESALERS on THE
PAST 80 YEARS, y NECESSITY ONLY
MAKING rs RETAILERS "pHO TMM. "
WE CANNOT iMBELLlSu Our An
NOINtEMENT5 HEFEKRfSG 10 WHAT
ACTUAL BARGAINS IN MEMS OUTER
GARMENTS WE II OFFERING WITH
THOSE JINGlH y SEMI DECEPTIVE
A~DJECTIVES OCR MORE FAVORED PRO.
FkSSIONAL TIIhNbS WRITE SO FLU.
ESTLY
WE MUST CONTENT OURSELVES WITH
STATING SIMPLY WHAT l. SOW PRETTY
WELL KNOWN, THAT, OWING TO tine
STRINGENT TIMES, a GREAT MANY or
OUR ORDERS WERE COUNTEEMANDED
by OUR WHOLESALE CUSTOMERS. LEAN.
ING ON L HANDS OVER 5000. 900 WORTH
OF SURPLUS O~NERCDATS, VISTEuS. g..
WHICH WE ARE NOW SELLING AT RE.
TAIL, GETTING y EXPECTING ONLY
\ BOUT L COST. As TO MOVE SUCUA
QUANTITY or y GARMENTS AT A
PROFIT IN A SHORT SPACE or TIME Is
4 OF THE QUESTION.
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pismisss of Postal Clerk q Confirmed

LEONARDO CO.. 80 Nassau ST.. room 20: paper
served divorce evidence found, collections.
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Help Wanted-Male

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR wanted 10 canvas
general ads. for publication through the v. w,
Address A. Il, Co., box 1876 World.
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10TH ST, IFS WEST, near West 4th-Furnishe1
rooms for gentlemen; bath, gas.
SITTING ROOM aud bedroom, ne Sly furnished.
separate or tOgether; two beds: respectable
people only; second floor; gas closets. GA 9th
ave, near ;}Sth 81.
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Help Wanted Female.

EXPERIENCED lady drrssnlaker and cutter
also lady senmers. Apply saturday, 10 =. NJ.
1st floor 2I6 9th ave, let. Eth and 18th SITS.
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~EvEnrBoDY Is talking Of The bargains In FuRsI
and 9th ave. ~ ~
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Hotels.
ForSa!e
Furnished, Rooms to Let.

BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE or rent. Address
Wholesale Beef House. Jamaica. Long Island.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-11
4 Wsra 70 Wives ssd Mothers.

II your husband or son Is addi, e d
70 the use Of Tobacco. Morphine a,
Liquor, you can free them from !, or
hsb'e. Hills Chloride Of Gold Tab
lets cost but 81 90 aud A.. guaranteed
TO cure Dsunk~n"ess, Morphine O,
Tobacco habit in lew days. Th-.e
Tshlets may bs given in t.. or coffee
without the knowledge Of en-. ps,ien,
aud will cause h'm to voluntarily Civ.
up the nse Of Tobacco. Liquor or The
Doug. Do not delay, but pu, an end
to the su6>rinGs you have heretofore
undergone. Cure your husband :
son and gain happiness for them aud
yousself. Hill's Tablets are for sale
b oil 6sst. class druggists.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-11
MARRIAGE STILL IN FASHION.
The Ancient and Honorsd Institution MOI
Goi.Q to Fall Just Yet.

The Ancient aud Honorsd Institution Not
Coli to Fall Just Yet.
New 10 SUM-
AS compared with the whole nuns
hee Ut marriages, the divorce cases
ar" very few. Eve" As compared With
the weddings simultaneously sdver
,is-d and reported in the Sun, th-s-
divorce oas-s Of recent occurrence aye
numerically in.ixnitica"t. Tho mat
rinonial failures brighten nobody from
marriage. The institution is as
deeply rooted IN society rs ever. aud
it is rs popular as ever. Statistics
seem to show that there Is growing
tendency in civil,z alton to use more
prudence in assuming matrimoni al
responsibilities, and that conseque, tly
the average age at which marriage is
contracted is growing some " h IT
greater. This may he SO. In sou, e
com" uniti-s, unqn' s,ionSbly, th+r
is xn actual decline in the mx,r,a.-
rate. tut TO indications a, pear tina,
I" is due to any increase Ut d.stAs,.
for the wediel state.
Its cause 81, ms rather 10 he the
increase OF thu imp"diu'e't Is to mars
risge prod lced by the .xiuencies OF
"odrr" life, with its great migrate rs.
It's new emplo. m-nts interfering with
hAity Of r-.iderce and the relation.
i~p-ndent ON it in so large measure.
aud the growing ability of wome" to
support th-m-rIve, in many emflo,
ments. Undoubtedly Their. is a self
ish indispo 'i'io" to marriage among
some young me", who fear to
share with . wife incomes whi.a
enable them to enjoy bachelor lux
ufs; but thrse are SO few that the,
make scarcely appreciate impress
sion on the ma'riag. rate. The great
body OF men are eager to get marie d,
and are not debsrred from matri.
mo y by any su h narrow aud s.l6,h
o 'nsidrrations. They are single oaIy
because their circumstances ohlir+
them to he si'gl~, or because they arr
afraid they can't get wives.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-11
JAY GOULD'S DAUGHTER.

She Registers at the Idaho BUILDING.
Because She Likes the ''Gem Of tbs
Mountains"
Miss Helen Miller Gould, daueh,e,
OF the !a,e Jay Gould. in company
With lady friend Of St. Louis, .,ixl,
ed from her wheel chair to lock
through the Idaho building. Sic
looked At tho register. which says,
"For Idaho people only" and re-.
marked, "Well, I'm from Idaho and
I'm going TO register" After her
autograph she wrote the sema,k,
"Who has spent two summers it,
IDAHO" She said: IL like Id.ho.
because father thought so much Of
that c"un,ry when no wen. there for
his health" Nils. Gould ., ent some
time in going through tho building,
and va. ~ much pleased with what
she saw ~ the thousands Of other VII.
,tors who have not her wealth.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. once assistant: either
w sex: sslasv $780, Hallway fare paid 10
cnce; Enclose self-sddrrssed stamped envelope.
H. JONES. Ssc'y. San francisco. Cal.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-11
If

II the piutocrats do no, cease ,hei.
warfare, the people will have to take
control of affairs.
Tho result will be = revolution
sudden and complete. So sudden
that those most affected will wonder
how it could have come about S..
complete that the great st chang
that tho world has ever seen will be
made in the ownership If property.
Debts will DO Dance ed outright. o,
made payable in any money.
A tax will DO levied on the estates
OF deceased persons that will limit III.
amount that can be devised bv WI
and make the balance reversible t,
the country.
The property of living person. vii
be limited. and all beyond that limi,
oon6scated.
An income tax whi,h will he pro
hibitory beyond certain amount viii
be levied.
This will be anarchy. of oours~
But the plusocrats will bs responsible.
for THE, - they will have COMPEL j
tho people to resort to tina. dread
course to keep ftom perpetual bond
ego and semi starvation.
Nor will our plutoc,a.s escape e.
foreign parts, IS oil civilization will
be eolisted in the or asade.
This will usher in an era Of tho de
struction of GLASSES, Of q universe
republic, of universal fraternity.
Thers viii! then no longer b.
crowned he.ds. no money kings, no
captains of industry, no oppressors Of
any kind.
All government will be abolished,
society will be disorgsnizeJ. the leis
ars class will disappear. and oil per.
sens will have to work or sts,ye.
This will be dreadful, will it not
But tho plutocrsts will have only
themselves to blame Tor the state Of
affairs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-11
InE PUCAIELLU PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

They Employ Eight Teachers, bat N.
Principal Must be Married aud the
Assistants Ntngle.
Tho Pncstello Tribune states that
tho School Tsestees OF that city have
made . rule tn t no married female
nor unmarried male s-sche, shall be
employed in che Poca,eliu schools.
Professor Fa1is was re-employ-d
for the ers"i"g year, At salary Of
$l5OW-an inos. ase Of $500.
All new teachers sre employed fos
ono term only. II they give salts.
faction they are To be re.+mploy ed for
the remainder Of the year.
Three teachers are engaged at go
and the assistant principal ut &S5 per
month. The Others will get $50, *65
and *65, respectively.
Eight teachers will be employed.
There were 500 pupils enrolled last
year.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-11

Exceedingly cheap rates to S..
Louis are now in eject. The Union
Pacific aud Missouri Pacific Rvs
arc running . daily Pullman Palace
Sleeper fsom Salt LAX. City. Chey.
emo and Denver to St. Louis withou,
charge. Pullman Dining Cars Den.
yer to Kansas City. SEQ A. E.
Besme'. agent U. P. System. HALEY,
Idaho, Tor detailed Information.