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The evening world., 1893-12-19
HER SIGHT DESTROYED.
Mrs. Carman Struck with a Stone
Thrown Into n Car.

Oficial2 of the Long Island Railroad
Company will send detectives out to
break up a gang Of young ruffians who
amuse themselves by throwing stones
at rains as they pass along Atlantic
venue.
During the Summer several passengers
on excursion trains were cut by missiles.
and the police were then asked to take
action In the matter.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. r. H.. Car
way home. AS the train passed Ralph
avenue a stone about the size Of an
egg was hurled through the window be-
side her. The missile struck her in the
eye.
When the train arrived at Jamaica, DR..
Wood, who was called, found that the
sight of the eye had been destroyed.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
CHICAGO'S ELECTION DAY.
Clear Sky, Cool Air and Early Poll
ing OF a Heavy Vote.
(By Associated Press.)

(by Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. Dec. IA cloudless sky
and a cool bracing air greeted voters to-
day in the contest between John p. Hop
kins Dem.) and Acting-Mayor George
b. Swift Rep.) for the ONCE made
son.
The campaign has been a bitter one.
and intense interest Is manifested in the
outcome.
The special registration was exceed
ingly heavy, and q large vote was polled
The evening world., 1893-12-19
FAIR AND COLDER TO- MORROW.
Light F1urries OF Snow and Showers
Throughout To-day.

According to Local Forecaster Dunn,
there will be light hurries OF snow and
light showers throughout the day.
There was a furry OF about $50
this morning. lasting about twenty min
utes.
Tonight the weather will clear up and
tomorrow 1t Will be fair and slightly
colder.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
PIRATlNY ALL RIGHT.
Steamship Philadelphia Saw the
Brazilian Gunboat Dec. II.

The Brazilian warship Piratiny, the
rechristened Destroyer, which recently
left here for Brazil. will, 1t is expected.
soon be reported at some Of the South
ern ports. The captain OF the Red ID
steamship Philadelphia. which arrived
yesterday, reports having seen the war
ship Dec. IA, In tow of the Santuit, in
latitude 20 degrees Is minutes. lon
gitude 6S degrees s minutes, They were
steering south. and were in good condi-
ton, Notwithstanding the heavy weather.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
FERNHABER GETS A DIVORCE.
He Names "a Steamship Officer as
Col Respondent.

Judge McAdam. Of the Superior Court.
to-day granted Paul Fernhaber a de-
cree OF absolute divorce from his wife,
Augusta
Fernhaber, said to be the son of a
high German official, came to this coun-
try about two years ago.
He says that he obtained from his
wife a written confession OF undue in
timacy with Frederick Moser, the sec
ond oficer of the steamship Augusta
Victoria, and alleges hat Moser has
given up his position on the steamer
and is living with Mrs. F~ernhaber. who
years old.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
GOODHART A SUICIDE.
The Lawyer Kills Himself with
Carbolic Acid.

The police of the East One Hundred and
Fourth street station report that ichae Ell
Goodhart. a lawyer. f%fty-three years old.
committed suicide this morning at 8
o'clock. at his home, lO2 East One Hun
dred and Twelfth street. by taking a dose
of carbolic acid.
The motive for the act is not known.
Mr.. Goodhart has a law Office at ia Mas
sau street.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
ARE THE WORKS BLOWN UP?
Fears that an Explosion Has De-
Cured Mt Dupont Powder Mills.

WILMINGTON. Del, Dec. l9.-The
Tear prevails that the Dupont powder
works have exploded again.
A heavy shock was felt here this morn
Ing, with a rumbling like an earthquake.
The mills are three miles from the city.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Capslzed After a Collision.

CITY ISLAND. Dec. IA barge loaded with
sand. in tow OF the steamer RancocGs, from
Glenwood for New York. was run into by tug
Andrew J. white at 6 o'clock this morning on
Harris Island Point. The barge had q large
hole stove In forward and was capsiEed and taken
in tow to City Island. Nc damage was done 10
the TUG.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
HACKMAN HELD FOR ASSAULT.
Charged with Attacking a Ferry
House Employee.

Patrick Morris. a hackman. OF ISL
Washington street. pleaded not guilty to
a charge OF assault before Judge Cow
ing, In Part I. OF the General Sessions
to-day, and was committed to the Tombs
TO await trial.
James Dunn. employed In the Liberty
Central Railroad. alleges that on Dec, :
last. Morris violently assaulted him with
out p~rovocation.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
FRED MAY FINED $500.
He Was Indicted for Assaulting
Policeman McGowan.

Fred May, who was Indicted in June
1888, for asaulting Policeman Daniel Nc
Gowan, Of the Leonard street station,
was ined $500 by Judge MARITIME in Part
III. OF the General Sessions this morning.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Louis Fiehle Accused of Staying
Christian ZiaSs.

M~ILLVILLE, y. j., Dec. la.-Louls
Fiehle was arrested early this morning
at South Vineland. on the charge of muir
dering Christian Ziass, a Vineland
baker, last october.
The evening world., 1893-12-19

DO YOU WISH A /
@NAM@g OF MlElP Yt
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-16

The French exhibitors who haveask
cd "A Chicago Court for m ininnctionre-
straining the Worlds FAR manage
ment from interfering with their sales
81 exacting percentage thereon may
have good case, Or may not. But il
Is scarcely complimentary u the 81
gacity Of the business management 81
the enterprise that The matter Of per
centage should have remained yexed
question until this late stage Of tie
Exposition Ia any ordinary business
venture such an important point would
have been settled IN the beginning.
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49, YIRa1NIA ookE.

An exchange clips the following
from the Worlds Fair description Of
West Virginia coal and coke
Analysis and tests show that the
coke Of West Virginia is superior 70
that 81 Pennsylvania, which for 81
long time held the highest place IL
the markets Of the United States.
Statistics show that there Is more .cok
ing coal ia West Virginia, many times
over, than there ism Pennsylvania,
and that in the production Of coke,
West Virginia ranks next to Pennsyi-
vania. With the best coaking coal III
the UniteF States, # not ip Tire world,
and more u Il than any other State,
and With rapidly growing demand
for coke, the fact i readily seen that
West Virginia must soen become one
Of the greatest coke making centres ID
the world Already there are no less
than fonr large eoking districts 10 the
State II active operation, producing
annually enough coke q make the
state even now one If the largest coke
producing states III The Union Bni 4
few years ago The production was Ill
most nothing. Last year West Nir-
GINA produced almost h million and 4
half tons If coke
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HANCOCK ITEMS

The wedding III X. Lee Henderson.
son IF Chas W Henderson, e Miss
Harris, Of Washington, p. C., II am
nouneed to take place il October
a late census Of the old maid and
old bachelor population ef this place
was recently taken with the follow
ing result Old maids, 81 bachelors,
% Room for more bachelors
Mr. Nathan Sagle, gnnsmith, who
lately located ID Hancock, and one Of
the men who Helped 10 capture tho
John Brown guns at-Harper's Ferry,
was found dead III bed at the residence
of his son in-law, Mr.. Lewis Faiths He
died from some affection Of the heart
and was about 70 years Of age
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THEY NlsrnoK 1HE CRIT.

The other Jay ~ tramp- stopped
at farmhouse near capron. Ill, N
get what they could, and tiading that
there was nobody al home ba, 4 III
year old girl. Miss Ella Bean they
grew very insolent aud manifested 40
intention 81 helping themselves 70
everything in sight The girl, alarm
ed 1T the tone which they adopted,
promptly slammed the door II their
faces and boiled il The tramps ai once
took measures II break IN ~ force,
though the Young lady warned tllem
that they would get hurt upless they
went away Immediately They taagh-
Ell IL her, and proceeded q break
down The door She stood behind il
with double-barreled shot gan, and
when the door gave way she promptly
let the sceundrels have the contents Of
both barrels, killing one and danger
ously wounding the other. Tramps
hereafter sill give that house / Wide
berth
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ASK E0R / Ne N TRAN

Counsel for Henry Heist, convicted
IF murder IA tile first degree Al GETTY
bnrg, have fled their reasons for u
new trial. one IF the reasons N igu9
ed Il that on the way from the eoart
room 70 the hotel the inrors were re-
peatedly communicated with by 81
siders, The defendant and hisScoun-
sel have been creditably informed,
since the t-ial. that Gail Needy. II
Waynesboro Pa, Who made the plao-
togfaph and blue prints, viii testify
under oath, that The injury ID Inc
forehead u the}deceased was apparent
y made By more than one blow, and
that i vas impossible to fit any weapon
exhibited il tile trial 70 said injury,
and an opportunity i asked Is present
il.s SWORN statement Of said witness al
The argument 81 this motion
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PARSONS THE COUNTY SEAT

The following ease was before the
court Of Appeals AZ Charles Town, W.
Va. yerterday John Hamilton and
Others against the County court Of
Tucker county. opinion by Judge
Brannon; writgof prohibition awarded
This II the famous Tucker county case
over the removal, Of tile county seat
from st George to Parsons, which
has attracted attention al over lie
State. The writ Of prohibition award
ed BY the court II made absolute, ana
prohibits the County court, the sheriff
and other officers from removing the
Ncouuty ree5rds. books and papers back
e 81. George This decision estab-
fishes the county seat at Parsons aud
puts final discrimination to-the con.
troyersy.
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GEORGE MAsH1NaroNs cABrs.

Half q mile from Berryyille, in the
Shenandoah Valley, stands to this day
though much dilapidated, an old log
cabin which once sheltered Geo. Wash
ington when lie was surveyor Thither
he went from home 70 begin surveying
the estate Of Lord Fairfax. AT that
time the country was wild and infest-
ed with Indians, Washington com,
panion was Geo William Fairfax
Both were boys At the time Washing
ton being only sixteen, but tradition
has il thai they built tile hut them
selves. They used i FOR an Office
sleeping IN an attic and keeping theil
tools on the lower fleor Greenwa!
Court was tenmiles away,
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HER NAME Is ESTHER.
Mr.. Cleveland Decides Upon the name ofh her Esu
Baby viii Ba Christened Early

Mrs. Cleveland Decides Upon the name Of her New
Baby viii b Christened Early
Esther will be the name Of baby
Ruth's sister. II was so announced
BY President Cleveland Friday noon
and the bright little newcomer about
which 50 much has been said, WITH, IT
is understood, be ehristcned as
soon as Mrs Cleveland il ableto take
her to the church DR. Sunderland.
Of the First Presbyterian church,
where the Cleveland family worship,
will, in all probability, perform the
ceremony, christening the little one
Esther This name is known to be 4
favorite Of Mrs Cleveland. After ba.
BY Ruth was christened, She remark
ed in the presence Of number If
friends that if she ever had another
daughter, she intended to name her
Esther. Mrs Perrine, Mrs, Cleve-
lands mother wanted 10 name
the newcomer, but Mrs. Cleve-
land insisted and after 4 family con
terence the President decided that
Mrs. Cleveland should have her say.
and % il will be Esther. As soon as
this decision wasreached lie President
came into his offiee and informed See.
n Vt
rotary Thurber, ana lie 1T once in-
formed the press.
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SUES FoR 5000

NJ. II. Keedy and " G. Griffith, at
torneys at law brought suit Yesterday
III the Circuit Court IF Washington
county for William Hoover against
the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company, claiming damages for injar-
les received BY Mr. Hoover in a coils
ion ii May, 1901 The amount claim,
ca il 5000 He was II The employ
of the railroad company al The time NJ
enginetnan and resides on east Frank
lin street, Hagerstown
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The sails BY auction in New York
Thursday If the accumulated product
Of the Amoskeag Mills. estimated to be
worth s2.Oo0,ooo, was probably the
most remarkable inihe history Of tho
country. There Was much larger al
tendance Of buyers than was expected;
and the fact that the bidding was spir-
tied. the prices satisfactory and the
demands in some instances III excess
of the offerings, indicates q decided
Frightening Of the business outlook
The surplus stock Of the mills having
been cleared away, i i understood
that this important plant win soon re-
sumo operations.
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PROCLAMATION.

Docs III Nj SIMs sT LARS q on TIE STREET
WITHOUT BglSE Aisxzlgh AsfI TAG
GEH WILL rK TAkEN tl esg KILLED.
IN Isfseas a3si ~ a8ti IN tg8s ~ fsl9sfaa0
ordinance u g,lafias e aaas ieia b Yieiky -
rofed
Ser s.FlaItss III ~ Ahe Ordinances nf The Cor
uarstioniGf slarfinsbfsfg That every own
81 keeper q 4 DIX witlia ~ sxifs " the
Corporation, Ee regAiFst L. plsee fileNl said
dog Tag attached 80 eNliaf ailes Tags
70 be furnished " rae sa@n serNefssf "a ~
plieafiUn abd Payment u tbetax assessed
On SAID dog Hr wtisah sisWiid he Msses9Asi
upx4ie hem; \ ~ that ans Dog aSHtA az kept
N3fklN tbr corporate jtaiis found pithaat
tueli tag after August -, iSts, SIKH III taH
fried BIZ tire Sergeant IN s5gfe es1lti4t3i4-
piaee "a be FHaYide3 therefor. for eve aag
atH saH Bsef taA AHe Ut twenty fRs re sts III
addition 20 the reEziiGr lax &gsA 4 safa i4tst
eSesUeiEg twenty 8se cents FER gsiAT ana
cars ~ said dog AZ theepa &c h8e A8 81
ans dog remaining unclaimed ard the tayes
hHes. &e nuPaid. shah be killed lf tke
tdgn Sergeant ~ by his authority
4 u persons who are owners AF KEEPER III
dogs are hereby notified that after AHgtlsi f5.
&tsa3 aud until October ~. 1874. an dogs s5fifa
Ntpn the streets wlih9ut being securely mnz-
lied will be killed. and the 0w8ers gf Keepers
thereof wllthe hned not less than Ave p6T tgVfe
than fen 9ollsrs&or every such ntfense
JAS. " HAM AteSliEEBT- 4
SW MAYOR Of M8riipsburg,
City naji aasY Is, 1919. s3itd
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ii GREAT CANDIDATE.

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STRENGTH AND HEALTH.

III you are not feeling strong and
healthy. Try Electric Bitters. II " La
Grippe" has left you weak. and
weary, use Electric Bitters. This
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Bitters, One trial viii convince you
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.Ir. $50. Drug Store.
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HALE RATE EXCURSIONS 70 The WORLDS
HArR NV

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DAMAGED By FIRE,

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SATURDAY fyzIHC. StPtEBfR Is. 1888;

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yieted Of collecting Illegal fees has
been denied pardon hy the PresI-
dent, who rightly assumes that The
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protection to soldiers, aud should be
enforced. Pension sharks. whether
great 81 small. find i no ea#y matter
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AGRICULTURAL RkIK
Hagerstown October 1913.
Frederick 4 October 1913.

Casting, PIow Points. and all kinds
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