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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-08

If you want a irst-class pair Of boots
or shoes made to order call on j. NJ.
Entzminger, Chase block. 33tf.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-08

G. ID. Bailey has just received a car
load of Belle Fourche hour-Black
Hills Best and Standard. Finest in
the market.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-08
Fresh lime at Buffalo Gap Lumber

We sell Chase & Sanborn's famous
Boston coffees. G. d. BAILEY.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-08

To rRApE:-A fine residence in the
center Of town for cattle sheep or hogs.
Apply 20 j. A. CLARK.
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DVNAaArTERS At WORK.


4nssAer se-se.4 EreAssles NJ R>ae-A
BeEA Lea l>ee At the Enfranee q the
NarfxeiA Palace
RoxK. March "A bomb exploded
last evening nj the entrance Of the
Marizold palace The explosion was
beard distinctly in the middle OF the
city, although the palace is in the
suburtx The houses throughout the
neighborhood were shaken by the
shock. and fo- so yards in every diree-
ton windows were smashed aa3 p,as-
ter WAS shaken fron ceilingx In the
palace every window was smashed.
everything wzs thrown from the
shelves and mach Of the furniture WAS
broken The stones at the entrance
were thrown out Of place and deep
hole WAS driven In the ground Hun
dreds Of persons ran from houses in
the neighborhood and gathered at the
entrance A company OF soldiers
cleared the streets 1t WAS found that
no enc had been iniarea, tAongh the
damage TO the property had been con-
siderable No arrests have been made,
and 10 evidence as TO she ;aea.s:y O.
the man who placed the bomb has been
obtained
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THE HAWAIIAN MISSION.


ER-C0agrexsnznn Blo1at LsAses San Rrna-
cisco for Heaelala-
SAY FBAycIsco. March zL-Ex-Con.
gresham James H. Blount. commits
ssczs- % Hawaii. accompanied by Mrs
Blount and Ellis Mills, stenographel
Of the state department. IS secretary.
arrived from Washington yesterday
morning and shortly after noon ssArted
sor Honolulu On the United State:
revenue cutter Richard Rush Senator
BlOunt WAS seen for ; few minutes be
fore boarding the Rush, and upon be
ing requested to say something ab,on'
hA mission replied: NY mission. 81
far as instructions connected with i
are concerned. i secre; one. and in
regard TO shosr Instructions I am alb
solntely unable At present to give any
information 10 the pablo / wozld
like 10 do 50 bu: cannot
When asked II ne had any idea rs Il
how long he would be away be said
y imagine ! may be absent About ihre'
months The Rush viii probably. &C
cording to Ehs. hear. remain At TN
islands as long Is ! ann there, and
shall very likely retarn on her
Capt Hooper. who commands al
Rush. expects TO make the trip In abo1
eight dsyA
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British Columbia oesan sA~sls
syx.en Of poachinx uPoa the seaI rc.o--
e<i>s In she northern Pzcir< OCEAN D-
spite the Do<s emphatic protests Of tne
authorities As Washington tae Erfssa
pirates eo1tinzed their nefasso1s p<1e-
tices untl the total exses7snassen OF
the seal family was threatened a
joint commission WAS finally aP2-nenfsa
% reaeh = settlement SATISFACTORY 70
both sides Pending tnese nesoasatsous
the two Coreznmrnfs established . mo-
DIS vivendi- which, however. Vas
ev7ded By Great Britain waen tAe iass
sealing se2~o1 opened Lord salisbury.
taxa premier OF England declined 70
renew the Eodz< yivendi for another
year, bat was called 20 tine by Press
dezs Har-rso1 who stated tazf II Eef
naiessys eorernnrns F-o,ees1s o1rin&
the sailing sseasoo upo1 tne oassz OF ~
co1sentio1 As TO TIE rights o. she eAn.-
diAn sealerxs 10 ehosce il lest 10 tbs
eoFerz1ezs bat 30 F-u -
haSsx OF its colsdecs co1fentao1 s1as
peiazst sailing u the Eehrang - a "A
i.f-.etson ot is larisdsrsioa and Prop
cry rShtS
IherNPoa Lord Salisbury .gree1 %
sSoeExl Of the .ns-1s T1Et7cl Eaxlne
bit o1< eoazaltsos- taai TIE Hztssn t17f
Was defeated ees0rs Ire rlezszl q
axaztrzssn1 <ooa1 par 10 tae ofnef
SocA dIzzTes s< 11sai % assessed y
tas< eo01zsssoa - . fesSls @ szse
T.szS5cz ot sealing Inas Fsrciss1ss-iso'
met rStA No oFF.1s1f'oa frosn rrsssaens
Hxz-s<oa- AID nes axTeszi W1s
SxDed wssca rroolMfs c0sn fsrlazsn Aez'
41t-seaz sczser< Euz <z1.l1S Hse
iAxa 500 seals On lie is-z-sn= o1rl1s
tAe sczso1 z1fli he fzferH.ssoeai oi1s-
ealtiez are zEAlF AdJzSsad
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traitors might hare tten taken without
An undpe elimination of the seal herds
IL On the contrary. the arbifrzfo-s
deny the right Of Great Britain to seal
fishing. comPensatiOa nuss be made by
Great Britain to the United States for
loss sustained by the latter and By lis
lessetz FROM the Limitation OF the catch
Of $50 during the closed season A
decision against the Unifed States
would mean an indemnity bill Of At
least eisle go. loss Of control of The seal
fisheries in the North Pacific. aSd ha-
niiiztion in the eyes Of tine diplomatic
world
The American commissioners are con-
fdens OF Success They claim that their
arguments and claims are based on
treaties sanctioned and observed for
n.ny years When buying Alaska the
United States became the Successor of
Russia and the beneficiary of al treaties
in force al .se time q .be transfer.
Great Britain gill CLAIM tia. 30 nation
has the right inherent OF acquired. 70
close an open sea to foreign commerce
and fishing.
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HURRICANE SWEPT.

The View HesrIAes Isiae1s n.A yew Gale
aezEa VISITED ky = D<Ask-Deaii.g storm
WhseA Ragged IseeH4A.tiy for Three
DayA TIe>zt.g the Lad Desfreyfse
Vast Properties AID Cazst.g Great Les
81 Lie
STpxEY. March .l-A destructive
hurricane Swept On the 9Th of March.
ever the New Hetxisex Islands and
New Caledonia destroying many ril-
lAzvs and causing great loss Of life.
A large number of Inhabitants are
stated 20 hare persisted and extensive
districts ~ers devastated Nev Gale
do1is torzA with neszhbssring Islands.
the Dnss important penal colony Of
Fznce. AID e1rices are anxio1xly
awai.ea As 80 the destruction Of life
and property 1t Noure and other
points The New Rehrides hare bit
fer white nhAbssAnt& bat amo1g
these are 1iSsionzrses from America
and E1ruFsz-
LArER-IAe hurricane WAS the worst
one ese- experienced in the region II
7xed inceszntlr for three darx and
the rainfall WAS eDorrDoa4 Half oi
New Caledonia : Hooded In the Chic
alone ten persons were drowned The
slss u pr5zerty -zs ~ 1ezs. El94. .s4s3-
Moss Of the settlers were ruined
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ranxb CoanaeRunstun - he RAaks -
sAE Striking Esxseeess .. ~ ASS A7Aee
R1Da-Yhe TreaAss Nee Tet Over.
TolxDo. O.. March sa-There l. ap.
parent coaxsernation in the rznks
a local brotherhood Locomotive
engincerA and particnlariy among
Ann Arbor strikers. especially OVER the
orders issued Saturday By Judge RickX,
axresxing several Lake Shore engineers
for refusing to work, and ordering the
brotherhood 10 bring their bylaws and
cnnSzitation into court A meeting
wss heh yesterday At which Judge
Kicks DEGREES we're the sole so,sc Of con-
verntiou- None of the strikers woald
submit 10 IN interview. bat !. : casual
nay several OF them stated that il waa
he opinion among them that Judge
Riras had acted preezpitasely and with
ont scrap Of evidence beyond the
sfkdavita of the railroad companya
hWyer& The Ann Arbor Is receiving
ecnziAezshle freight. hat only . fair
annount b moving Ii IS reported
that The Wabash engineers VIII
70 ont to-day in sympathy with the
Ann Arbor strikers. and II Is altogether
n.Esiy that tire engineers ca ether co.,
nersing roads viii take hand in the
Sight
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DOUBLE MURDER.
4 81 LSgzs Ba.f<aA<r Makes Reckless
Ise - E<resye<-

a So Lssss Ba-4e.A<r Makes Reckless
Tee - . E<rssses-
ST. LOFTS March sl--Tbe locality
known rs Ia giles NeSt- alley, between
Seventh and Eighth streets Spraoe
street and Clark arenu<- WAS. af 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the scene
Of rery bloody tragedy Scott Junes.
4 white ronsfabOuf- and his co.ored
mistress. Cora Thompson. only Is years
Old were shot and almost instantly
killed In front Of their home in the rear
Of SO Sush Eighth street The nnr-
derer. Lo1ls kemnzde. . white nan,
who Is 4 bartender in a saloon At
SO Spruce street oscupses cell in the
F0zr o0ur.A The bullet .ssz. killed she
woman passed through her heart while
the one that laid Jones low entered his
right lung, serering several blood res
sel& KennAde- after the shooting.
woul1 hare been killed By an infnriaskd
mob of negroes and whites had not
Oficer Rice. Of the Fifth district. fortn-
nafeiy beeu close nj hand and saved
his life AT great peril TO his OWN
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NJ -a..s~sss 49, 49, -.
sr..s - - 1s.s sae
Wr..s.ess I.ei.l.s.rs ss Ksesvse n
Lsssar-n.~A-rAs L.snass.fs Dssa-ssA
&c - sssrsos bsAr-
ST. PArr~ AinE- Aarea 1-Ine
Minnesota ksr-AH Of CoAt ssasash-s-
known 20 the graerA pdoze = sne
Hard Coal eu1hlne. receives . esaex
ere at ever turn ye<sere1y- Inese
wasa vild seeee n TIE district eours
ss II o'clock yesterday morning. Rep
resentasive Richard A. WASH n Fe-
session Of the ietter-es1e<s q scsa =
kkodes- general manager q vac eo1-
hsses had isss ssee pA.eed 90 sAeseAed-
VIXEN Assistant Sergeant At Arns
welis. Of the house Of reprssen s.sfves.
apPsared and demanded sne oody o.
Mr. wAlsA
sereal cepaV snes aho o1sef
o-sro e she eo1rf Hosed ioro
snA . con nst seemed esftAin- Snen
Judge szAn eHs<o ~ VAS. if0e11
the stand Ana soae n.m ne eoul0 g 20
tae eaPzso. u ne oe.lred seaoEas-
Ar1s se.s - Sost ene We
Ho1s "a "a sf1ef ioz h@
2 "a -
were eemg naoe- As 90 m
t0eeea hsoze1 Aoa VS.
eo1 srufeFsy osef 4sse 10 1'l''.s - s1-e
81 .nHses o. RAMSEY e0ahss S.Ahs ca
oane inS eAei'ea 'he ne on h-''f
Doane 20 So
~
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PTrrxBUBsH- Pa, March aL-Henry
PIONEERING, an smplore at the Pennxyl-
wanna table works. met with q horrible
accident yesterday He WAS engaged
conducting a hAr Of redhos iron
through the rolls when 1t slipped from
the tongS Before the man WAS aware
he WAS struck IN lie stomach with the
har. receiving = terrible injury. Mad
with rage. be seized the bar with his
hands Burning his fingers to . crisp
But he struggled IN vain to release
himself from the torture. and only BY
the aid of his fellow-workmAn Was the
man removed from tine tnr. which had
penetrated his stomach and was roast
ing him He died in q short time.
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order. issned In 1881, which provide
that the pursuits Of whaling and fxh-
ing and Of AL other industry on all
islands. ports and gulf<. including the
Whole of isss MI Z. = est co.'s. :. AMER
lea extending from Behring strait TO
the siSt degree Of northern latitude,
aaso from the Alentian islands 70 the
eastern coast q Siberia. as well Is
along the kzTiie islands from Behr-
iaz strait 10 the south cape Of the
island Of Crup. viz TO - degrees 50
minutes northern latitude. are exclusive
~ granted 70 Russian subjects;
and that therefore all foreign vessels
sre prohibifed not only frnrn landing on
the coasts and islands belonging to Rms.
xia. - stated above but also from ap.
preaching them within less than i0l
Italian miles The tran<xre.esors ves.
eel d subject 10 conf>caiion ,ozeshes
wisA the whole cargo
In lss- Tie United Sfzs<s Purchased
x.s<kz and the sdjarent islands tn
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eeese 49, 49, $1,000 ~
2E 1seHt,svv - {. ~ Yr-.ssss.
= R1n.s cs.wsA - AssxA<1Al HeAs-
n.rA App11esssss rss = m I.as.<y-
WAsurxsros. March sa-Ia eoaylt
nuce with ! reso1uy5oe Of Tie sennta.
IL Unifed States cnnxuls we're directed
- tke state depsrsueas TO prepare ~
psrts % The use Of elecxrseify - .
uouer IN the uruuuEsfoa If faru ~
eAinexy snd inp1eneatA and n tie
p<upnensipn a pants i. sh<sxr=spee4ivo
dnxriesA TIE pnp<rz received n par
nunnce a. tie iustxuexious are Rofn9
tkruneh ske press. snd viii So -
kned b. the departueut They show
fkat q cuIv ! frw uzncex hsve even ex-
periu<uts n these dirextioos bees
wn1e. A. Duroat. Of Ckassars. Be-
Esum. rzz ; shreaksz< machine rrquir.
~ tuelve-hoxse-power 1t . dEssAscs
e 81 ysr14 bot not p<oafahay.
CnuxuI Charles p. wliians At Eouen,
Trnne<. rrportss IN ISIS two eseserv.-
snrirn st he Paris exhihstioa vers
lirhaei " electricity. Tae eardenes
ekruwkf thst he plants and Howers
skus lieAted lad = no<e lively air thza
thne drpenzaent upuu xzs OF any other
xzzAx s<kr1 skz= che g. asA Acna-
II ernsenuenre Of The belief Of this gar
xener. tie Hehsa were keps eoztins-
Ally Surnfne. ard I an trld tod this
pesps<nal Iixhs gave = kiad OF extra
viwur to The plants. bat that the ex-
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WASHINGTON. March SLIT is ex.
peeied that within the next few DAYS
the pres;den. win send 10 the senate
the nomination of a commissioner of
pensions. and many changes N pcl;cy
rs to pensions and reorganization will
bedeferred until Gen. Raum's successor
has had an opportunity to familiarire
himself with the duties and needs Of
the ONCE In the meantime Secretary
Smith viii continue to sign all pensions
as they are presented 70 him The
daily issue Of pension certificates
has fallen CT very little. If any,
during the present month
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Crushed By Falliss walls.

TOLEDO. O.. March sl.-During q
heary gale of wind last night the west
wall Of the burned Wheeler opera
house. which was left standing afte,
last Friday mornings Ere. was blown
down. completely wrecking the build.
ings recently occupied by Peter Sasler,
harnessnaker. and 7. d. Harker, gro.
ceries. and tearing the east side ont OF
a three-siory building owned by A. w.
Gilhocse, -four and feed merchant.
An explosion Of gas or oil followed the
falling of the wall. and in q few min.
utes flames shot mp from the ruins. bu,
were soon extinguished: loss. ess. 600.
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MISxEAFclIx. MINI. March 81 -Ths
entire senior class in the medical de-
pArtment Of the State university has
been suspended Some time ago the
class objected TO the quality of sub
iectx presented for dissection But ex-
perts pronounced them all right The
students said Dean Willard, who holds
:Ae chair Of medical Jurisprudence. had
exceeded his authority. and they COM
planned Of the matter 10 President
Northrup instead Of to the executive
committee The committee asked the
students 30 apologize. which they re-
fused TO do. and were suspended
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GETTING RE.Dv Foa BATTLE

ERsExsns - - UR ~ H. Hssn<ss<A
KeEnns=ues - - esAz c4aAa.4-TlR
O. Us1 nsssenhss<3
ST RArr- Mnn- Nsrra Fk-Er SEE
e the &A<s sans = vaz Sa..aHr. sae e.
ez1eDeua cRxr sitxe et1n9e1 e<1w<<n t5s
kRzznzur< and sac rsnz <,umtz1e szs
- e-ena skss an<rfar znr e1is=- Gas-.s
wm sE.rzsns1 The irz.z legislative
euamissee AID tAe ed5x-s AMI assar~
neys a Tie e,caz <1szs sse ss<ns she Ssr
= WeFnzzx5ca <x Tie great beysl hattie
whirA = % begza ~ - cHcsocx sz-Dor.
1he GfDsSon sAis erenIsx s cre Ct
deserm;nzxsna - The pn<t 81 the eezz-
hise sid Of desAsre O. TIE pn-s q he
IeRi<zzfzre Epon the citAsio1 u
Jsdge Exs.- Richard A. WzlsA- Of tie
en9niszee. and ncw N rossess5ne CT
H. litter hook d John s RhcdeS.
VIII apPRsx IN cert and nd1is
thnt he b n posseszso1 81 tie
bnok bot suiil refnse 10 glvs il ep
40 rcd to tie <o~rt the resi- s51zsx q
she legixIasnre astknrixing the eon-
mitae 10 keep ID II decided i'm com
tsnp4 ara ordered into tie custody Of
IL aheriG. Mr. TaaxA's <gAs will BE
tslnen up b. The legislature and haleas
empus pruceedinRz vail be began b.
lire fke supreme eozrx- which BODY Is
expeesed 70 order hzs res<ase on the
aruand that n<nter Of The yexl2sa-
tzse eas noe be arrested during fhe
seazi0n Of the boay to which he belongs
= ~
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RoRe III ySv.

Miss De Eigeur gave pink tea last
evening twas there
Everything Al pink tea should have
been couieur de rose. bat Jon somehow
don't look IS If Jon enjoyed it very
much
Well. she fac. Is i! took The opeor.
fnnity Of proposing to Miss De Rigrer."
And
And she gave me . black eye
Texas SiffinrS
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Thsy should Read the News Frou
Hinne&ota-

CHICAGO. March 2i--The joint legis-
latire committee investigating the busi-
ness Of the DiStillerx and Cattle Feed
ers' Co met here yesterday John s
Sferens- she whisky trust attorney,
Ensde long speech and gave the COM
mi;iee 10 understand that while will
ing to submit 10 q full investigation of
its charter and such of its methods OF
doing business as were in commercial
usage, The company would mot permit
an insight into it's internal Affairs OF an
examination Of its books The com
Uiisee then adjourned until Friday.
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The Behrizx SEA epanissis1- which
ezsemh.eI IN PARIS few daFs ago. VIII
20 down in history .s enc OF the great
insexuzaicual tribunals. Several tim<s
Il wax thouxhs that war NEST be the
iurvisatle outenuse Of the difference Of
srsniou existing between the Canadian
and British sovernn<nts a oae sss-r
And the state department Al Washing
ton % she ether The frienz-s of ARTS
srzsi.on were sarceszfal. however, n
hzri.< she question zs issue referred -
n tzfifcsal BODY O. comas<xi<n. whoee de-
eiss,u Is to BE fnal The Behrinz SEA
tribunal Of arbitration consists Of seven
srbssr.sors oe commissioners Two Of
sheu we're chosen b. President Hzr>
rrsz.o in behalf Of the United States
tuo b. Qzeen Victoria in behalf Of
Great BH-::sszs= ..i she remaining fhree-
It the re,qres. Of the powers directly
Interested. 81 the president a France.
the king Of Italy and the king Of
Sweden and Norway respectively IHe
two xrhitrasors from the United States
.xx Seeasn- yoke T. Morgan al Ala
bama- who : An authority On isseruA-
sipual law. anil Justice John NJ Harlan
Of the supreme co1rt OF The I.itez
States The British commissioners are
Lord Hanuea and SIR John Ihn0pso1
minister OF ju<riee and attorney zcaefA
Of Canzda- The Frenea representative
i Bzroa de Coureel- King Hanhext's s
Marquis Ezilio yEssoaf[Ve1essa~ and
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The amount Of the precious metals
thai go into the gold and silversmishs'
arts is enormouS Europe consumes up
ward - 50 e.sss, zoe worth Of gold and
silver annually for plate. jeSelry and
ornaDentA
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Res,,<, 70 Ae..as. All n.,..

ME- YoEx- March sL--Mr- H. Matt
land Ker<ey. the New York agent OF
tie White Star line. 20 uhseh the Ma
ronic belonzA sill has hopes that the
Nsrousc has Eos gOne down and SzyS
The finding of the boats reported b.
the steamship Co<tntry does not in any
vsy prove that the Nsroair Is lost A
big sea mar have carried these boats
overheard while the Nzronic- perhaps
with her MACHINERY diSa bed was a.
boring against the storm
Thisopinion. however. IS hardly borne
out b. the fs-sz as eblei yesterday
from Bremen. which show that the
beats had been occupied and navizated
Il Is quite probable that some vessel
has picked mp the occupants Of thess
boats. and they viii eventually Be
heard from and the fate Of the Narouic
knoHn
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Mrs Brzee-Do you and your hns-
hand ever disagree7
Mrs Chace-No. indeed, AZ least ny
husband never doe.s-Poek.
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Mamms-Wbon do lore t-e<f IN a.
world Harold your father or me.
Harold = Ny new kitten--Hsrpers
Younr People.
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Ybs Hrssher 81 Old Csanseoes vasAsr-
h<lt Presses Away.

KKwrEEsH- n T.. March ea-Capf.
Jacob Hand Vanderbilt brother Of the
laas Commodore Cornelias Vanderbilt,
died 1t his home on Grimes Hill. Staten
Iszand, II o'clock last evening. He
hsd ~ attack Of congestion Of the
hnkx two weeks ago and for four or
ere days wsa delirons and In critical
condition He recovered from the at
tack but was left very weak and did
=es ..iir Fnr several darx his death
Was expected His <oa. J. H. vasd>r-
halt Jr.- was alone NJ the bedside with
the nurses At the time Of his death
sexs.f.S=ss DsvsscDDests Pre.fssA
FIxmAr. O. March sa-Fozr years
&c s:AAe BOD ~ Jesse Walters, a PROM
inent member of the Salvation Army.
rs. fgand In she woods near this city,
and the cause OF his death has ss=sys
rcnained . mFssery- Detectives
worked ppon the case buf in vain
Startling der<3opnent< Eere brozxht
10 light Last ereninr. however. By the
s<tssxsssn CO s<zl-kzs=z character.
wha. while Hooked up II sbe police sta
ron IN roniif ion 81 szszzsssssz es=zk-
ennrs-. seAd ~ sss< mnn5<r. is perpe-
trzs0rx and tie bSnse IN whsch il %,
earred
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Tng LOST kAaoNfG

~.A.. rA>s - uruetAR WAkse sfss
L. RrssrADsR - Geo. - fAe ueaseo
- a. Ssn-Tvs - uee 0ssAfs seee
Vt>.s1-e ~ tAs Mercy - tAe Weses-
Pnrs e Her CseW nay nave
RasxneA
RHxrx. March sl-Afser loa9-eoa-
.s,--d anxiety regarding the fate Of
the Waite STAR line freighs steamer
Nsrpuk.. which sailed fron Liverpool,
Pehr..ry IL. for New York. and vhrn
- uct sines been heard q. irtelli-
~~ree hxs heen received showing De-
rod sr- dealt skas The vessel s los.
The British steamer Coventry. saP-
Wlsra. fYua Fe-zandinA February
ID has arrired .: sAi4 Po<- Sse re
pcrss that a. O'Clock IN the morning
Of March l. whe1 IN asisuae - EH<tH.
locrisrSe Vi west. she passed ME
boa. ps:-.ed white bearing the EaHe
-~HarccE- The bcat vak t1as1ns
keel upxxrd- Ats cezoek N she AFTER
no.,u OF the same DAY zzos.her hf>-e sas
from the Naroaie WAS passed iha
bnat care evidence Of having escocn-
tered heary weather The EAss sHc
cars of the IEfe-buas lad h<ec aahess
together AMI ATTACHED 20 the PAINTER
ena yhen thrown sretAd - :. SEA
anehu 10 keep the bats head sP Z
TIE wind and s-A 3etxirx fro7 aP-
n>arzuess neither az the hoass had oeez
lonz airift The po'<ztioo Of the drift
ing bats Was scath b uess o. saoLe
;ssanf - tie bnnr Al yeWfuan1 An3
There d hare chance tfzas lie a.
cupants of the boats ve-e psc<et sP o
n Passing vessel
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1893-03-25

BxrtKy, March sl--Caps- WIlsoc-
the commander O. the Coreasry- states
that h WAS not abb 20 plainly d.
cipher the name CO tie Ers. lzeh'oas
passed by the steamer. tAc=zza there 5
no doub. in his zIni shaf Il a1$ n
~Naru1ie- The sms being eapsirea
rendered the reading Of the naze n.
mast impossible. as she letters cocla
ouly be seen when the ends Of TIE hoss
were thrown clear out Of II. wafer
When the Coventry eane =, viii the
second hfet.1ns she nsmc was rs1iziF
dsx<exrib,e. Tbs keeo1S Auas WAS
haif-fIiai With -s:e- il. .rP~srz1re
led Capt Wil<oo to helieve that It's DC
cupants had been taken OF board $o1s
vessel, after which the boat uxs CHS:
z6ritt-
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-12-27
WEST VIEW.

Will Skilman was at home last week.
Miss Neddie Hunter has returned
home.
Mr.. Ellis Roberts is quite sick at this
writing.
School will close at this place Deem
Der 22i d.
S. NJ Henninger returned from Louis
vile last week.
Prayer meeting at the NJ. +. church
every Sunday night.
Misses Cora and Essa Matthews went
to Hardinsburg Saturday.
Miss Ada Goodman is visiting relatives
and friends in Hardin county.
Mr.. John Skillman was the guest OF J..
L. Mathews Wednesday night.
Mr.. M. Cooms has lately purchased
house and lot in town and moved in.
A meeting was held Saturday night at
the NJ. +. church in which a choir was
organized and 20 members enrolled.