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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
BRUNSwICK'S sCOUKGE.
Forty-One New Gases of Yellow Fever
Reported There Yesterday.


BRuNswlcKA Ga, Oct. la.-The official
yellow fever report as rendered today
is as follows:
Deaths-Matilda Greenwood, white;
II. e. Pittman, colored. New cases in
clude thirteen whites and twenty. eight
colored seventeen were discharged
Reorganization: Cases under treat
ment. 23S; discharged, 40; died, Ell;
total, 800; ratio OF mortality D. per
cent.
Commissary Manager Joseph W.
Smith was stricken this afternoon while
handing out supplies to the people. He
was at his work until his temperature
reached l0l, and his friends and the
physicians forced him home. He is now
resting easy and bids fair to be out
again in few days. DR.. VIM. II.
Jenkins, New Works. health officer, has
mail here and it was thought hewas on
the way, but tonight he wired Colonel
Goodyear to forward it, rumors Of
cholera having detained him. On St.
Simon's Island, at the south and near
the Hilton IL Dodge lumber mill, two
cases OF fever are under treatment, and
Surgeon Murray, who has just returned
from there, pronounced death there
last Tuesday from yellow fever.
DR.. John G. Legare, of New Orleans,
an expert, arrived today to assist the
physicians in their work and has list
of patients tonight that he is attend
ing. Surgeon FACET thinks the cool
weather favorable for an early frost and
the stoppage OF the epidemic
The relief train from New York has
not yet arrived but is daily expected.
Supplies from nearby towns and cities
have come and tho commissary is feed
ing many it could not feed yesterday.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
SOLDIERS ADMITTED TO BAH.
Command Paid on mt Knoxville and
Coal Creek is Free of Troops

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. ia special
from Knoxville says: The sixteen
soldiers, charged with being implicated
in the lynching of Miner Richard Drum
mond at Briceville, were admitted to
bond in the sum of So 600 for tho entire
number by Judge Sneed, of the Knox
Vile county criminal court. before whom
they were tried on habeas corpus pro-
ceedings.
The entire command was paid off and
disbanded this morning. For the first
time in nearly two years the Coal Creek
and Briceville mining districts are free
from soldiers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
NEW souTHERN ENTERPRISES.
List of Industrial, Concerns BegininE
Operations Within tho Past Week

List of Industrial, Concerns BegiuinE
Operations Within tho Past Week
BALTIMORE, oct. 13.-The Manufac.
turers' Record in it's issue to- day inserts
as usual complete list OF the new in
dustrial concerns and operations of the
South for the week. The following arc
the m ore important concerns: Balti
more, Md. q. Wehrmann Company,
mercantile, capital $4,000. Opelika,
Ala. -Opelika Canning Company: capital
$4,000. Little Rock, Michigan
Lumber Com pany; capital STOCK SlOO,
900.
Augusta, GA. New addition to War
wick cotton mills. Russelvile, Ark
Electric light company to erect
works; capital $4,000. Washington, u.
C.-National Democrat Publishing Com
pany; capital stock $50, coo. Yazoo City,
Miss "A 100000 company to manufact-
ure headings, slaves, etc. ST. Louis.
Mo.-Clark Toy and Notion Company;
capital $1,000. Dallas, Texas-Price
Saddlery Company; capital $4,000.
Mt Carbon, w. Va Mac Donald Col
liery Company; capital $4,000 Romeo
verte, w. Va.-Ronceverte oil Company.
capital 5000, 900. Sistersville. w. Va
Chicago Oil and Gas Company, sink
wells capital stock $4,000. Baltimore,
Md.-Leland Manufacturing Company,
machines; capital stock S., 900.
Norfolk. Va Johnston China Com
pany; capital stock $4,000. Richmond
Va.-Elko Land and Improvement Com.
pany; capital stock $40. 600. Richmond
Va.-People's Manufacturing Company
capital stock $4,000.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
Epidemic Allied to Cholera Effects $50
Inmates OF u London Workhouse.

LONDON, Oct. ia mysterious cpl
demic OF diarrhna prevails In the
Greenwich workhouse. $50 OF the in
mates are effected Two inmates Of the
Greenwich workhouse are already dead
and others are in adangerous condition.
The symptoms are in many respects
similar to cholera. The doctor in
charge says he does not think that the
disease is cholera but he cannot tell
exactly what it is. An inquest to de-
termine the cause OF deaih will be held
tonight on the two dead bodies.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
THE STORM TAGGED OUT.
No Serious Damage Done Around
Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ca. Oct. 13 The heavy
blow that threatened Savannah yester-
day was tagged out when it arrived.
The maximum velocity of the wind from
five minute record was forty. two miles
an hour. The storm center passed here
between and o'clock this morning
without any damage.
No reports have been received yet
from the coast, but it is not believed
there If any serious loss.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 13.-The
following dispatch was received from
Atlanta late this afternoon: The
greatest force Of the storm was felt on
the east gulf coast near Tampa.
Carleston is two feet under water from
Rutledge street to the east. The dam
age to the Charleston water from. can
not be estimated yet. 1t was crowded
with cotton.
Nothing has been heard from the
islands on the Carolina coast. All
wires into Charleston are down. The
storm did little damage in Savannah
The lower part OF that city is covered
with water. Nothing has been heard
from Tybee Island since midnight,
when the wind was blowing at the rate
Of sixty miles an hour.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 13-The highest
velocity of the storm here last night
was sixty.five miles an hour about Q
o'clock. After that it fell until at 1880
it was only thirty-fve. 1t then rose
again and at 1:2o it was fifty flour; after
p that it gradually subsidized. The rain
was heavy, the tide being from one to
three feet deep in the lower part Of the
city. No damage was done.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
FOR SALE OR RENT

Ten dwelling houses in Salem, Va,
built in 1890, located only short dis
lance from Roanoke electric car line
Each house has seven rooms and is sup
piled with bath rooms, ranges and hot
and cold water on both floors. They
have just been reprinted and over
hauled generally, and are in first class
order. The terms will be reasonable
For further particulars call on or write
to PELHAM BLACKBOARD,
Special agent Maryland Life ms. Co.,
Lewis & BerkelJ building, 2o7 JefTer
son street, Roanoke, Va. 1913 1w
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
ChalIepre to n Fnst stenper

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. l3.-The Leader
this afternoon publishes a challenge
from Charles McHenney, with the con.
sent of Budd Doble, to Morris Jones, OF
keneosha, owner of Allix, 2:07sl, to
match that mare against Pixley, EOS u ,
for $4,000 side, three heats in five,
over any good mile track.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14

probably twenty years. being about ten
feet above ordinary high water, and
having risen altogether since noon
No serious damage is reported here
yet, though as the water Is still rising,
there Is no knowing what may happen
before morning. All the afternoon
fodder, wood and few bodies OF dead
animals have been floating down.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
THE ROANOKE ON A RAMPAGE.
90 Houses Flooded Out at the
West End.

Large Amount of Damage Done There
and at Other sections-Peopie Left In
Deplorable Condition With All Their
Household Goods Gone-Electric Cars
Stalled at Crystal Springs-Tho Base
ball Diamond Completely Flooded.
Waters are Now neutrality-suspicious.
nateiy as Far as Reported no Lives
Were Lost.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
Now bicycle Racord.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 13.-Willie
Windle made new record, flying start,
for two-thirds OF mile on Hampden
Park yesterday, covering tho distance in
l:16 is. The record was before held by
Johnson at lea 3 5, made at Waltham,
October 2. McDuffee and Clark made a
half mile. flying start, on the tand no,
in 30 seconds. This breaks their pre-
vious record OF 100 Is.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
candidate Against McCreary.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. IA special
from Frankfort says: Col. w. G.. WEIGH,
OF Lincoln county, has finally decided
to become candidate for Congress in
the both districs against Hon. James b,
McCreary.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
NO RESULT IN THE SENATE.
Its Tired Members Adjourned at
LESS Last Night.

Compromise Measure, 1t is Thought.
VIII Result, But Voorhees, Still Hangs
Out For Unconditional Repeal-The
President Has Not Given His Consent
to Anything Else-Teller and Stewart
Hold Forth For Some Time on the
Debate Repeaiers Said to be Discour
aged
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
Receivers for tho Union Pacific,

New YORK, Oct. lbs. II. II. Clark,
A. s. Mink and Anderson were to-day
appointed receivers of tho Union Pa
ciic. President Clark in discussing the
situation this afternoon said that the
bill for application for receiver was
not unexpected.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14

Ticket Once Rohhed.

MALVERN, Ark, Oct. 13-Tickct Of
fee OF Iron Mountain railroad at this
place was entered by burglars last night
and robbed Of 81, 300.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-14
d. Il. MATSON.
DOANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING
HI COMPANY.

Practical plumbers and gas-fltters.
Dealers In all Kinds of plumbers' and gas
htters' supplies. Estimates made on the
improved and sanitary styles of plumbing
All work guaranteed. j. T. MELHORN,
superintendent, No. 10 South Jefferson
treet Roanoke. Va. ely.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-21
TIE CRITIC.

William Lawrence Poole OF New Orlean.
is said to be the Oldest editor in the ooun
try. He Ia now 50 years Of age.
Mary Hartwell Catherwood, the hrillian,
author Of "Old Kaskaskia," began her lit.
erary career when a mere child as contrib
utor to n Boston Juvenile magazine
Miss Aanye Reade, a niece Of the novel
list Charles Reade, has followed In the
footsteps N hcr uncle to the extent Of writ
ing two novels, "Ruby" and "Zerma."
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes says he
doesn't fesl half so old now "a he did at 81.
Probably he h much younger, despite his
years. than the average young man Of II.
Professor Goodwin Smith Is preparing to
bring out not only his book on the United
States, but ALSO another containing n series
of translations from the Latin poets. This
is to be called bay Leaves"
I.ucca Della Robhia was the inventor of
u method of hardening terra Gotta, the Sc
cret of which died with him. His famous
groups were all executed in terra Gotta,
which he made as hard as stone.
Henriette Ronner, the we'll known paint
er of cats, has been called the Rosa Bon
heur of kittens. No one, not even Harri-
son Weir, has depicted the cat mother and
her playful, fluffy progeny with more tldel-
ity than Nine. Ronner.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-21
HAS THE ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Such Is the Claim Made by "Lige
Broadax," the Voodoo
Doctor.
His NeiGhbors Think That He Ia In
League With the EVIL
One.
~, III. 49,. H. Nu.a r-o.sn~.
Hold His Charms in Mortal TerrOr-Says
He IL 4 Years Ola and VIII
Never Die.

That the belief in voodooism Is still
strong among the old ex-slaves of the south
is evidenced by the case of ''Lige Broadax,"
an old negro who resides among the
''knohs' of southern Kentucky near Rus
sellville. He appeared in that neighhor-
hood risht after the wal and seemed to be
about 90 years old, though vigorous us a
mule. His name is Elisha Broadeaux, but
the negroes, being unable to pronounce it,
soon corrupted into it 'Lige Broadax," by
which cognomen he is now generally
known. The old negro soon acquired great
influence among the ignorant members of
his race and was believed to be possessed of
miraculous powers.
To some Lige Broadax was a voodoo
doctor and controlled life and death; to
others he was the high priest OF black
magic and in league with the devil, COM
muning at will with demons and departed
spirits. To all his race, with few excep-
tions, he was the embodiment of good and
evil, as he preferred to exercise his influence,
and a terror generally.
He was known to do a heavy traffic in
charms, amulets, ETC., among the negroes.
The purchase was supposed to carry good
luck or ilnpart misfortune, rs the old voo-
doc priest indicated. They did not doubt
his power to trick" any one who had in
Cured his displeasure, though when oues-
toned by a white person as to the miracu-
ious powers attributed to him by the ne
groes the old negro always hastily denied
such claims.
For the past quarter of a century the 10
cality has been disturbed periodically by
accusations against the old wizard by MEM
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-21
CATON'SNERvE TONIC
AND VlTALIZER.

spinal .fSs suaie ss Searass her ae eto. o'0ln''
,nstins tho vital energies. 44noressins nervous aS'o
power. removing, tho ambition Of youth and the
soer1st.d Of e1 Rsnaesa; as ,S;t,llflss to to oVstwa1ssa
men and women perfect constitutional powers.
IL extraordinary, ,~curstiye power mnpifests
point the evidence q tho.s who have taken Il IS
the effect Of evory dese doing them good, LISA
restorative influence through the medium Of the
b bod,' q s mssssb to e nth o d4fis,s and t Esetb IN ths
constitutional visor has besn undermined by BY
acute disease, or certain mieohievous
inaissre'ton; Or whether tho broken down CON
weAknoss..so long as ens7yaeion and debility are
sh Sh tS8s s VI %a% sj'HP sGs't hi l. tt tes rG tRs 1s.u,t. .,
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lacy Of self conhtenoe irritabiliry Of temper,
and back. palpitatisn Of tie heart, dragging pain
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ana 5eeransibilities Of iife. it is the remedy par
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Asingle package will be sufficient to ~inaugur.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-21

PRoPOSALS FOR BUILDINGB-U. s, IN
dian service, Blacsfeet AQoncr. Piexau,
lotion county, Mont. Eeptembnr 5, 1888. Scaled
proposals, endorsed, Proposals for Euildings.' y
ton county: Mont. will be reGeived at this agency
until one o'clock p. IN. of Tuesday, ctober 10.
1883, for tho furnishing and delivering Of ali
necessary matorisls and labor and erecting and
BY the undersigned. on ! illow crock, on the
lackfeet indian reservation, Que f.amo Office
budding, and two frame buildings containing
ono double set Of employees quarters escf, ali n,
2!nined at the otiices Of TIE lHDErySpENT. of
Helena, Montana. the Times" OF rilIinvs.
Montana, and at this agency.
Proposals must -tate fepara'ely tho nroposed
price OF each building. and the tim9 prnposed TO
be confumed in the construction. 4 fnrni Of pro-
pos aas accompanies the specification.
Al bidders viii be hold to conform to the
proy!slons Of the act OF congress approved Au-
hours II daily ~B9rYico of !ebnrers Gni nlsuhanics
employed upon tho public works Of tne limited
states and District OF Columbia.
Tho right is 10 orved to reject any or all bIds or
any par, OF any bid II deemed for tho host inter-
est of tho service.
Cert fed cheoks. Each bid must bo accom-
PANEL ny n certified check or draft upon como
United States depository or solvent National
der. made Ieynble 70 the order Of ii q comm,s-
aioner of indian iiairs for ut Inas, fyo nor cent
OF tho amount Of he propotal, which check or
draft will DO forfeited to the n'tci State, In
hhnll fail to promptly execute Il contract with
good and sntEciont %suroties, otherwi.o 70 h, "a
turned to tho bidto".
! ids ~nceompanied by cash in lou 4 a certified
check will rot 30 considered.
or further Information AS :, bnra;,u s,,a.
CAPT. /. II, % KE. 'nnpHSWH 40.
Acting u. =, indian Agent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-21
THE ELECTRICIAN.

A German has taken out Il pateutfor pro.
ducing varnish from linseed oil by means
of an electric current.
A Bostonian has electric lamps concealed
about his windows so as to produce Il SINH.
lar effect to sunlight shining through the
panes.
In its constitution electric light very
closely resembles sunlight and has u fan
smaller proportion of harmful rays than
any of the rival illumlnants.
The electric power plant which is located
at the gorge near Winooski, Vt, is almost
ready u TO be put into active operation. Its
principal use viii be to supply power for
Burlington's electric street car line.
The telephone was first practically used
in England in 1876, when over 1l5 miles of
wire existed between London and Norwich,
but no telephone exchange was established
until 1879, when 10 Offices were established.
An addition to the recent electrical ap-
planes has appeared in the shape Of an
electrically heated shaving pot. This pot
can be made instantly available in any
room to which current o Right is supplied.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-21

,bers of his race who believed they had been
placed under a "spell' for some fancied
slight or because he was paid to do 50 by
their enemy. These complaints were Of va
rious forms. In one case the victim of the
old negroes pretensions alleged that he had
forced him to swallow q piece of q corn
knife in his sleep. He could feel the point
cutting its way through his flesh. He was
examined by physicians and appeared to
be suffering all the torments incident to
the introduction Of a metallic substance in
the human stomach. After lingering sew
eral days in awful delirium, in which he re-
peatedly claimed that he had been ''trickedn
by old Lige Broadax, the victim died. A
postmortem investigation was made. The
stomach was frightfully swollen and in
famed, but If, as was believed, tho negro
had been poisoned the drug used was so
subtle as to defy surgical skill to detect it's
presence. This only served to convince the
negroes more thoroughly Of the voodoo doc
tors knowledge of the black art.
The old voodoo DOCTORS influence among
the negroes of southern Kentucky has in
creased of late years. This is partially at
tributed to the fact that though he has re-
sided there more than a quarter of a cen
fury he has not perceptibly aged since that
IlIne. Inc pesI aIViorltIcs agree tnht The
old negro Is more than lO years old He
declares that ne Is $40 yearso1 age, and that
he VIII never DIE, having discovered the
ELIXIR OF immortality. Many OF the super
stltlouS negroes assert that the secret Of his
Longevity IS mat ne occasionally takes the
form OF Vahlplreahd repairs ms shattered
constitution with the blood OF his younger
NicOlns, me power Oh old 11lSe to Ia
lne poay Oh ahinals at Will Is not qucs-
.ioneo ny iHailSo those uhaernl3 influence.
Frooanly tle most remarkable instance
Oh inns klhd IN the history OF tie Old freak
was thaO "n'ch gave MN such hotorlety re-
Gently: a co!ofeo man hVlh3 near tbs cab
III OF 1lge, "hoin the negroes IN the vicin-
l1y aIle9e hao b2eh threatened by the old
Voouoo frequently, was suddenly taken i'll.
ms enormous frame began to Wlther, until
ms SKIN hnhG on ms bouy Ike u great bag.
f1ysiciahs a&feeu tLat the negro was dying
OF quick consumption but the sick man
soie'hnly assured them tlat he was the vic
TIM OF the Foouoo doctors supernatural
power that he had been "tricGed." Old
Lag was very much excited when he heard
inc accu8atlonS' put would noG deny that
ne was the author OF his neighbours dis
tress.
ph'!el' renieAinoreQ tilaI ne" nights
peAore ne begun 10 Suiler ne hAd peen aWak-
ehea IL ms caplh by a peculiar pricking
St!4SttLigJ1 ~ Al9 bI4LCaI. w men nj. opened
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-21
Wo All Know Him.

Hell ask You for a paper
Just for II wee minute;
Hen keep it for an hour
Aud say there's nothing in it.
Detroit Tribune.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-21
TILE GORMAND.

Five oysters is the usual allowance for q
portion.
Boiled ham and tongue should be sliced
as thin as the knife blade.
The lobster abounds in phosphorus, and
as a vehicle for the conveyance and as
similation of this recognized brain sub
stance is much appreciated by literary
men.
When the piece de resistance is chicken,
don't ask a guest If he prefers white ordark
meat; serve a portion of both. With roast
it is customary to find out if he likes the
beef rare or we'll done.
Neufchatel cheese is delicious for spread
ing a brown bread sandwich. Cut the
bread thin, use very little butter, then
spread with the cheese. Dip some water
crosses in a French salad dressing, drain
q moment and inclose them between the
slices of bread.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-21
Starving and Walking.

A young English girl afflicted with an
undesirable amount of adipose tissue has
succeeded in Kidding herself of a large
amount of it without injuring her health
by following the regimen given below. She
began by getting up at 6 O'clock every
morning and taking a three mile walk be-
fore breakfast without considering the
weather. AT 9 o'clock she had q large cup
of coffee, with very little sugar, and q slice
of dry bread. Then she occupied herself
as she liked until Q o'clock, when more
bread and some vegetables composed her
meal. At 4:30 she was off for another long
walk, followed by O cup Of tea and q few
dry biscuits. Ninety days Of this regimen
reduced her weight from 165 to 143 pounds.
New York sun.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-21

OF the condition Of a bilious stomach and
sluggish liver is the human conntenanco.
Not only the skin. but the eycballs, are
tinesd with the yellow hue when the bile
gets into she blood. Besides this. sick
headaches ensue, the tongue becomes
furred, pains are felt in the liver and
Though the right shoulder blade. and diz-
zlness Is experienced upon rising from a
sitting or recumbent pcstnrs by the bilious
invalid. For these and other indications
of biliousness Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
is q sovereign remedy. 1t is also efficAoious
in chi!ls and fever, dumb ague. ague cake.
inactivity OF the kidneys and bladder,
rheumatism and nervousness. II stinu-
lates, restores digestion and sle,p. and
tonds greatly to mitigate the infrmisies of
ana
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-21
no. 3,342.)
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. s. LAsp OFFICE,
HEIEMA Mont hnn

HELENA, MOul., Aug. ~, 1873.
Notice il hereby given that John Winscott and
Sue Minsco:t. whose postotfice address is Hell
ena, Mont and james v inscott and ELLA Win
scott. whose postofiioo address, is namosa Ia,
have this day filed application for p.tent, uudei
tho mining laws of congress, for tho ttanlo,
placer, designatcd A. report No. la9. situated In
county, Montsna. in secticn l8. township 6
north: TANGO 2 west, which claim is recorded in
the office Of the recorder Of Jefferson county, a,
boulder, Mont and described SIS follows:
Eeink the = 4 Of tho 8 y Of the sW u and the
M of the s t{of the SE \ Of &C Is, I 9 n, Ii
8 w. embracing eighty acres. upon which a no
t,ce OF ssid application Was posted tho 10Th day
of August, 1874
The only sdjoining claim to these promises Is
HI. f.. 10. .39, on the east.
1T is hereby directed that the above notice pe
published at the expense of claimant above
named, in HE HSLENA INDEPENDENT. a news
paper published 1T Helena. Mont, and nearest
to snid claim. for the period of days from Its
first publication.
8: A.. SWIGGETT. Register.
Date of first publication. Aug. 30. 1893.