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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-09
TO THE WHITE CITY

The oolumbo Club Have Delightful Trip Sight
Seeing,
The party Of Martinsburgers who
left for Chicago on the LIST by special
train, arrived in the white city at IL
a. m. Wednesday morning. The party
consists Of forty. The run was made
to Harrisburg on time, there our car
was attached to the rear Of the Penn
sylvania's Columbian Express. The
first stop made after we left Harris
burg was Altoona at about 5 o'clock.
From there we started mp the Allie.
CLANCY. passing around the famous
horse shoe curve. A stop Of about
Ave minutes was made at Cressen
Springs, which is on the summit of the
mountain and beautiful summer re-
sort. We arrivedin Pittsburgh about
nine o'clock. Here we stopped for
supper. Then we had an all night
ride through the western part Of Penn
sylyania and Ohio, reaching Fort
Wayne, just across the Indiana bor-
der, at $40, stopping fol breakfast.
The next stop was Plymouth. From
there we came straight to Chicago,
running from 25 to 40 miles without
the slightest curyeTthen along the
h54
lake to the southern part of Chicago.
The party have taken quarters at
the Epworth Hotel, corner 59th street
and Monroe avenue. The remainder
Of the day was spent in seeing the
city.
In the morning the party paired of
and commenced to take IN the fair,
which is immense. A description in
brief Of some Of the buildings may be
published later in the columns Of THE
WORLD. THE CLUB.
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CHARTER GRANTED.

The Secretary Of State yesterday
issued charter to the Fairmont State
Building and Loan Association, Of
Fairmont. The incorporates are W.
B. McGregor, G. f. Carroll, Clarence
L. smith, o. S. McKenney, Chas. f.
Manley. Sam R. Nnzum, ]. L. Watson
Geo. Debolt, J. w. Hartley, G. B. Car
ney, B. L. Butcher, J Walter Barnes
all Of Fairmoni.
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nIp.snMMRR Ar ArLANTIo oIrY.

The Mid Summer Excursion of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad to Atlantic City from Pitts
burch. Wheeling Parkersburg and all informed.
late stations to Washington junction, Md, will
be run on Thursday, July 18th This vii be the
second Of the series OF Baltimore and Ohio Sea-
shore Excursions and will be on par withits
Predecessor in the convenience Of train arrange
ineuts excellence Of accommodations and SUI
DerIority az the service. Those awaiting them
selves 81 the low rates offered for this excur
midsummer gaieties and glories, while the
bathing will be the best and the boating superb.
Tickets Will be valid for return journey fer
twelve DAYS from day OF sale. and Will be good
on All regular trains On return journey They
win be good TO stop on AT Washington. thus
public buildings, which are open TO visitors free
al charge, and TO tske trip down the POTOMAC
III Mt Vernon the tomb of Washington, AS well
az to visit other places of interest in and near
Washington.
For rates and time Of trains consult append
ed table:
LEAVE AN. An. Pm An. RATE
Cumberland 4.....il:i5 $50 1850 IBID $50
Hsnsocs is ;,S , ,lls asa ses Ss S
shenandoah. a0i ia:is Bro
Harper's Ferry Il ala 1890 3s35 3s5 $50
washington Jc 2:45 i2:59 4:1O 40 $50
Correspondingly low rates from other sta,
For additional trains from Pittsburgh and
Cumberland, see time table published elsewhere
In this paper.
For more detailed information apply to near
IHAs. o. sCuLL,
Gen'l Pas Agent
\ e. . i
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an IMPORTANT ITEM.

Do not waste your money on vile,
watery mixtures compounded by mex
perienced persons when A. M. Gilbert
sole agents, viii give you a bottle Of
Otto's Cure free of charge. If yoll
have coughs, colds, asthma, consump-
ton, or any disease Of the throat and
lungs, a few doses of this great guar
anteed remedy will surprise you. Hold
q bottle Of Otto's Cure to the light and
observe its beautiful golden color and
thick, heavy syrup. Samples free;
large bottles SOC. A. NJ. GILBERT q
Bro. IL N. Queen st
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BILL OFFAREroR 10 DAY.

The Bon Ton Restaurant will serve
in fine style today Squirrel, Eel.
Bass, Oysters, Soft Crabs. Deviled
Crabs. Hamburger Steake, Spring
Chickens. Ham Eggs, etc c. +.
schlotteibeck, Prop'r-
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THE PLACE TO GO.

Louis Bell has added another first
class workman to his tonsoral force
and wants you to give him call.
Hot and cold water baths daily. If
.you want good work 90 toa first-class
shop this is the one to go to.
S-2-1m
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DEATH OF MRS. Tab.

Mrs. Mary Virginia Tsbb died at
LEI home on East King street Tuesday
Aag. sth. at ] 80 p. m. aged Al years
The funeral viii take place tomorrow
evening At 2 o'clock from the house.
She leaves husband and fonri chill
4,ar
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NJ. L. Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday. Usual prices. First-elass
work guaranteed.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-09

Ladies who cover up or hide bad
complexion with cheap cosmetics dc
not know that for rs cents they can
buy the famous Blush Nof Roses which
will cure their faces Of every imperfec7
tion and give them a lovely complex
ion, Mary johnson writes my face
once mass Of pimples is now as smooth
as an infants, For sale BY A. NJ.
Gilbert & Bro.
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THE COMPASS PLANT.

on the western prairie is found the
compass plant whose leaves point to
the north. We wish to direct you to
the great health giyer, Bacon's Celery
King for the Nerves. If you are suf-
fering from dyspepsia, liver complaint
and indigestion, if you are sleepless at
night and. awake in the morning feel
ing languid, with coated tongue and
sallow, haggard looks, Bacon's Celery
King for the Nerves will cure YOU and
restore you to blooming health. Trial
packages free. Lare size SOC. at A.
M Gilbert & Bro, II N. Queen street,
sole agents.
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EOrAR1Rs COMMISSIONED

The Governor has commissioned w.
i. White and c. H. KSdweIl, Of PARK
ersburg, and Chas. T. Clayton. Of Pied
mont, Of Mineral county notaries pub
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II is said that Prince George is doubly
welded. Well, Well! how history does
repeat itself to be sure. Right here in
Martinsbnrg history is again recording
another victory for Louis Brown the
Confectioner in the matter Of prices on
delectable Ice Cream and fancy cakes.
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Ifyou are in want Of a Buggy, PhR
ton, Surrey. Dayton top OF no top
business wagon I have them aud mean
% sell Call oh.John Heller.
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An extra session Of customers is
called to attend Louis Browns great
sale Of Bananas.
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pIssoluTIoN NoTICE.

The partnership firm existing under the name
and style 81 COMBS a O,CONNELL has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, X. b Combs
will continue tho business Timothy q. Conneil
retiring. The liability Of said frm, together
with an book accounts, Is assumed by said X. -.
Combs Parties indebted are hereby notified TO
settle at once Respectfully,
KB CoMBs.
TIMOTHY 0'CoNEELI..
Iulv il isaa. 7-lS1m.
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For the best and only steel point and
shear plow for hard ground, buy the
Tuscarora, built and sold by John
Fitz.
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SHEPHERD COLLEGE,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

Normal, Academic and Musical Courses. Pre-
pares for Teaching, for any College or for Bust
ness. Competent Facility Thorough work.
Library and Reading Room. Location healthy.
pleasant aud accessible. Excellent buildings,
boarding CHEAP. Tuition TO State students free
to others low Session begins Sept 18th, 1893
For catalogue apply to
A. G. KIMLER, Principal
7-af-sm. shepherdstown, w. Va
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PROCLAMATION.
DOCS RUNNING At LARGE ON THE STREET
WITHOUT BEING MUZZLED AND TAG
GED WILL BE TAKEN UP OR KILLED

WITHOUT BEING MUZZLED AND TAG
GED WILL BE TAKEN UP OR KILLED.
ARpersons are hers1y nott fei MAJ ne fotioacino
ordinance IN relation 70 dogs teiH BE- rightly ~
forced;
Sec 5. Chapter 20, of the Ordinances OF the Cor
poration OF Martinebure. That every own
err or keeper OF q dog within the limits OF the
Corporation. be required TO place upon said
dog tag attached to q collar These tags
to Be furnished by the town Sergeant on APP
plicatlon and payment Of the tax assessed
on said dogs or which should be assessed
upon them; and that any dog owned or kept
within the corporate limits found without
such tag after August is, 1888. shall be con
fined by the Sergeant In some usuitable.
place 10 be provided therefor, for five days.
and subject TO fine of twenty-five cents In
addition to the regular tax, and a sum not
exceeeIng twenty-five cents, for food and
care OF said dog At the end Of five days.
anv dog remaining unclaimed and the taxes
fines, he unpaid, shall be killed by the
town Sergeant or by his authority.
All persons who are owners or Keepers Of
dogs are hereby notified that after August ~,
1885 and until October 10, 1893. all dogs found
ur on the streets without being securely muz-
zied will be killed. and the owners or keepers
thereof will be fined not less than FIVE nor more
than ten dollars for every such Ofense.
JAS. WHANN McSHERRY,
Mayor OF Martinsburg
City Hall, July Is, 1898. T-sitd.
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The Exposition is half over, but
Louis Brown remains with you to
cheer and profit you.
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Louis Brown follows the Depews advice
and minds his own business That's
why he is able to get ahead Of his com
petitors.
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Rumfords is the Purest Of all
Baking Powders.

Itexcels all others in baking strength,
is strictly pure, and beneficial to health.
Recommended by Physicias. Try il.
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j am in town to do your laundry
work. Remember guarantee all my
work to be finished in first class style.
Respectfully, Leo III. Gooey.
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Only frst-class work is done at Lee
Il. Gooey's laundry. Give him call
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Casting, Pillow Points, and all kinds
Of repairs for sale by John Fitz.
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN s IRON BITTERS
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-31
A SPECIAL ELECTION.
chicago's city Council Must Call It Imme.
diatety.

CHICAGO, Oct 3l.-Aiiss Annie Howard,
who was to have married Mayor Harrison,
Is still PROSTATE by the shock. Her physi-
elan reported that she was out Of danger
and had passed the night fairly well, al
though il was impossible for her To obtain
the necessary rest The members Of Mr.
Hanison's immediate family were more
composed and went for short drive In
the afternoon. Mrs peasley, the mayors
daughter, left her room for the first time
since the tragedy
II Is probable that the city council, at its
meeting Monday, win be obliged TO call a
special election for mayor 60 be had at q
time not less than 20 days from that meet
ing and within reasonable time.
II is also probable that at that meeting
the aldermen viii elect one of their mum
Der to serve as mayor until such time as
another mayor shall be elected by the
people, and that the member 80 chosen will
be vested with all the powers, rights and
privileges Of a regularly chosen chief eX-
ecutiye.
All day Corporation Counsel kraus aud
his assistants searched the statutes for
some clause or section bearing upon the
present emergency. The result was the
finding Of a section of the old city charter
pfoNulnB Tor just such an emergency ~
has now arisen. This section of the old
charter provides for the election OF a tenn
porary mayor, who shall be vested with
the fun powers of the regular mayor by
the city council, and who shall serve until
a new mayor is regularly elected IL pro
yides further that the city council shall
call a special election for the selection of q
new mayor within three days after the va
canoy had occurred
There was an exciting scene in the count,
| Jail Monday afternoon when the othel
| prisoners learned of the murder of Mayo
Harrison, and Murderer prendergast wa
frightened nearly to death. lie yelled fol
/ protection and covered in an extreml
corner of his cell until "a number of guard
rushed up and assured him that he woui'
not be harmed The other prisoners wAnte'
20 hang him.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-31
PlTH OF THE NEWS.

Major Decker, midget, 80 inches high,
died in Chicago
The yacht Navahoe has sailed from Lon
don for the Bermudas. es-
The Russian army is to be increased to a
war footing Of 10000 men.
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria ac-
cepted the resignation of his entire cabinet.
President Peixoto purchased the De
stroyer. 70 submarine torpedo boat, in New
York.
NJ. Carnot, it is said, has resolved to be a
candidate for re election to the presidency
of France.
The Body Of Frank c. Catfish of Union
City. Pa. was found with bullet hole in
the head in park in Buffalo.
IL is said that Alexander Richardson OF
Liverpool will design the yacht with which
Mr.. Jameson will challenge for the Amer
icas cup in 1894.
One az the three desperadoes who at
tempted to rob a bank at Linden, n. d.,
was shot and killed by the cashier, while
the other two escaped.
Mrs. Paul Spearing attempted to kill
herself and her two children by throwing
herself and them in front ot ruiiroad
train at the Dawson street crossing, Phil
delphia, but was prevented by bystahders
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-31
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Isaac Matthews died suddenly at his
home, near Chestertown. Sunday He
was in ChestertoEn, on Saturday night
land was apparently we'll He ate
hearty supper and retired, it was sup
posed, in health On Sunday after he
arose be dropped to the ground in his
yard and expired instantly.
Wednesday the duck-shooting season
of '93 will begin on the Susquehsnna
fats. County Clerk Forward began the
sale of licenses at the Hartford House to-
day The ducks now on the fats are
mostly relheads, bold pates, blackheads
and coots Canvassbacks will not arrive
in any large quantities until later in the
season.
The bRtteau of George Purnell, which
was captured by citizens of Tangier
Island in Virginia jurisdiction some time
ago, was retaken last Saturday night
4 About twenty four young men started in
large batteau for Tangier for the pur-
pose of retaking the prize. The watchmen
were soon driven away and the party
arrived in Crisfeld early Sunday morn
ing.
Fire broke out at sn ealy hour yester
day morning in the dwelling-house OF
Thomas r. Green, Of Marydel, and before
it could be stopped burnt the house and
much Of the furniture, and also the
George property adjoining, which was
occupied by John w Moore as a hotel
Mr. Green's loss Is about 81 200 and that
4 of Mr.. George about $1,000. It is moi
known whether the destroyed property Is
insured or not. D.
A lively skirmish took place in the
/. streets Of Chestertown about midnight
of Saturday between Town officer Amoi
= B. Keller and some colored men wh'
we're placed under arrest for disorderly
conduct One Of the prisoners wss dis
posed TO give trouble. He made a dasl
for liberty, but was called to a halt b.
the officer, who fired his pistol 10 the air
The fugitive returned the fire aud con
tinued at a full run He is now in jail
under surgical treatment, as the. result
Of his folly
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-31
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Gold bought for cash. No. lo5 w. eth 81.
--Chas. NJ. Banks, ieweler, No 10 L. 'th -
w. 5. Phillips, ieweler, No. COO shipley St
Maryland biscuits for sale, 6l3 shipley It.
-Cummins, the photographer, 3-s Market
street.
-Exceled by none. Little Giant coffee.
Grand Union lea Co, 900 King street.
New ties are being put down on the p
W. e. B. railroad at the station In this city.
Now Is the time to leave your order for fruit
cake at o. Weyrs, No, East Second street
Try S. f. Barker on hay, salt, rolled oats,
beans, ETC., corner Front and Shipey streets.
"A milk wagon broke down at Seventh
and West streets this morning and shaft
was smashed.
--Beecher. No 3i5 Market street, excells all
|Others in photographing the lit.le ones. BE
sure OF No. 5l5 Market street.
DIR. simms's Vegetable Liver Pills always
|sure cure for headache, liver aud kidney
complaints. No. sos King street.
Little Giant" coffee. cheapest and best
Grand Union Tea Co., 600 King street.
The three-masted schooner Kate Robin
son and the two-masted schooner Grace Wat
son. of Crisfield. passed up the Christiana thii
morning with wood for the Delaware mills.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-31

LONDON. Oct 3i.-Thc Standard today,
commenting on the passage of the repeal
bill by the senate, says that weaker man
than Cleveland would have been beaten
owing TO the division OF opinion in the
United States. The most urgent step
which must follow the repeal of the silver
purchasing clause Of the Sherman act is "A
reduction Of the tariff.
The Times says that the victory over a
powerful combination of wealthy aud well
organized interests, with popularignorance
prejudice and greed, is due entirely to the
firmness and courage of President Cleve-
land. II says further, 1--WE can only re-
joice that the country with which we have
such intimate and important connections
of trade is about to restore that monetary
stability which lies at the foundation of
national credit and sound commercial re-
lationsn
The Daily News says that President
Cleveland's shrewdness and sagacity have
won a decisive victory for honesty and com.
mon sense. I'VE may expect to see the Nc
kinley tariff law 90 the same way rs the
sherman npt y
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-31
SHOT AN OFFICER.
Captain Hedberg. u. 5. A.. killed by a
Subordinate.

subordinate
Fort SHERIDAN, Ills, Oct. 3l.-Flrst
Lieutenant J. A. Nancy, Quartermaster of
the Fifth Infantry regiment, shot Captain
Hedberg of Company / Of the same regi-
ment in front of the cavalry barracks.
Captain Hedberg died at the post hospital
two hours later. Nancy fired but one shot,
the bullet striking Captain Hedberg in the
groin. The captain was taken to the hos
pital by the ambulance corps, while Nancy
ooolly walked TO Colonel Il. e. A. Crofton's
headquarters and said:
81 have killed Captain Hedberg. l am
awaiting your orders"
The commanding officer sent Nancy to
his quarters under arrest and turned out a
guard TO watch him until the civil author
tiles can be communicated with
The shooting was seen by Sergeant Cope
land, TWO sentinels and three prisoners,
who werS the especial charge of the senti-
nels, while working near the stables
Their accounts are at variance in many
particulars. Sitting them to some extent
makes it appear that the officers met by
accident, got into a wordy alteration, had
scufile, and then Nancy drew his re-
volver and fired at close range, Hedberg
falling on his face in the dirt of the stable
ward
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-31
SURPRISE FOR MELLo.
President Peixoto Fitting out Well
Armed Fleet In New York.

Armed Fleet In New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3i.-1he Brazilian gov
ernment Is preparing a surprise for Ad-
miral Mello aud his rebel warships, and
unless the ambitious revolutionist and his
fellow conspirators soon succeed Ia their
plot 10 establish q goyernmento of their own
and drive the PeXioto administration from
power they will find themselves within "A
few weeks In imminent danger Of being
blown to pieces, together with their iron
clad Aquidahau the cruisers Republica and
rrajano and the rest of their fleet.
Between Nov - aud Nov. 70 there will
sail for Rio de Janeiro fleet OF warships
in some respects the superiors In point OF
armament of any vessels afloat. This feet
will consist of the steamer III Cid, armed
with the terrible 10 inch dynamite gun;
El Rio Of the Morgan line, due In New
York today from New Orleans, aud which
will be- fitted out IA cruiser; the Destroy
er carrying her famous submarine gun,
capable Of destroying with one shot the
largest man-ol-war ever built; Nnrrow
torpedo boat, purchased in England aud
now on one OF the transatlantic steamers
bound for New York; the steam yacht
| Feiseen, fitted out az "a torpedo boat, and
two other fast torpedo boats, for the pur.
chase of which negotiations are now pend.
ing and will probably be completed within
i day OF two.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-31

DENVER, Oct 31.-The announcement
that the United States senate had passed
the unconditional repeal bill was heavy
blow to the people Of Colorado, although
they had hardly expected any favorable
legislation during the present administra-
tion. Among mining men the depression
is considerable, as it is only matter Of
time when all the silver mines will be com
pelled to close down.
The New York Chance and Last Chance
mines, two of the largest in the state, can
not produce silver should the price drop
below 65 cents per ounce, and the present
indications are that that mark will be
reached befOS long Other mines may be
able 70 stand few cents further reduc-
tion. but the number Of these is small.
Speaking editorially, the Denver Repub-
lican says today:
1.-THE passage of the unconditional repeal
bill is a great calamity and is going to lead
10 terrible consequences Al the cast and in
silver mining sections. There are more
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-31

KANSAS ClTY, Oct. 3i.--Mongolia An
drews, who demanded 5000 from Edwin
Gould in New York, has been employed
as a telegraphef in tlIis city most OF the
time for ~ years lie is about 33 years
old. He came, originally from West Nir-
ginia. Two weeks ago he obtained leave
of absence from the Western Union Office
here, saying he wished to visit his old
home For sbmt time he engaged in the
real estate business here, aud it is said lie
has a little property. which Is, however,
incumbered, He has wife and children,
whohrc nov living at Westport suburb
Of this city.
At one time religion was his hobby, and
he was a member'of the churchat West
poit. OF late lie has been advocating the
objects of the A. p, a. While be was re
,garded as ignarspt aud eccentricsnone ot
his associates seefns TO have considered him
a dangerous crank.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-31
some Moro NomInntIons.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 81. The president
sent the following nominations to the SEN
ate:
Edward +. Uhl Of Michigan TO be assist
ant secretary Of state, vice Josiah Quincy,
resigned.
James X. Roosevelt Of New York TO be
secretary Of embassy Of the United States
at London, vice Henry White, resigned
Captain Edward r. Comegys assistant
surgeon TO be surgeon with rank of major.
To BE Consuls of the United States-Ed-
ward Nettle of South Carolina at Trieste,
Austria; Robert j. Kirk of South Carolina
at Copenhagen.
Charles T.. Davis OF Illinois to be agent
for the Indians of the Colorado River
agency in Arizona.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-31

BROOKLYN, Get. M.-At the Hotel st.
George, Samuel C. Cook, 40 years old, a
wealthy mine owner, placed pistol oven
his right ear and blew out his brains. For
over year past he had had a lawsuit
dragging through the courts, and yester
day the case was decided against him.