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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20
pE>NsxLyASIA DEMOCRATS
Nominate state officer- and Demand
Repeal of sherman Act.

HaERIsRuno, Pa. Sept 10 The dem
ocrat state convention to,lay nominated
Judge Samues q. Thompson q Phila.
delphia Tor justice Of supreme court and
Frank &. Osborn OF SewichIcy for state
treasurer.
The platform adopted indorses the al
ministration II Grover Cleveland and
declares for taxation only for the pur-
pose % government. economy. hon.
est money and gold an1 silver
coinage. The repeal Of the silver
purchase CLAUSE Il the sherman act do
manded. 1.-The deficiency of nearly ts0.-
0Doo0o in revenues Is charged 10 the
Mckinley act. and the platform recon.
nseuds rrpeal ~ this act also. The
Pennsylvania senator's are called upon
o. vote for tho repeal Il the silver pur.
chase Law Gold nnd silver cosn and
bank notes are advocated The acton
of Hoke smith - approved.
Samuel tiuFtiue Ihotnr~on. the choice
~ the democracy Tor associate justice
~ the supreme court - a present on
the supreme tanch having been ap.
pointed ty 1iotrfur lsttisoa uyon the
resignation - Juepee faxson last year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20
WHIPPED BY WHITE CAPS.
Milk Peddicr and His Wife Visited
in Charlotte

CHARLOTTE. Mich, Sept. l9.-N C..
Raccy is a milk peddler. Several little
girls by the name OF Waller aud Holden
bothered him. IL seems. by catching on
his wagon. aud were put of. They com
planned 10 their relatives that Racey had
taken improper liberties with them
The relatives tried to have Racey ar
rested. but the prosecuting attorney re-
fused 10 issue warrant In the night
gang went 10 Racey's house. called
him out and fiogged him severely. Mrs
Racey came 10 assist her husband. and
received several blows The kaceys
made complaint and VIM. H., Ed aud
William Waller. Seldom Marsh and Tom
Holden were arrested for assault and
battery. Great excitement preeails-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

MAKorrrrF. Mich. Sept. 10. Tho
dense smoke which has impeded naviga.
tion west 81 kewecnaw Point FOR some
time. has reached the middle Of Lake
Superior aud the coast line Tor forty
miles east aud west ~ this port h
clouded 81 heavily that sailors cannot
gee moro than three lengths ahead. Fog
horns have been blosiag continuously
since yesterday. The source ~ the
smoke il a mystery. as no forest fires are
reported ia the vicinity and considerable
rain has fallen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20
Cn,ss WIDOW HIS DOWN FAIr.
Dr. Foglesong on Trial FOR Poisoning
Ills Wife.

HILLspALE Mich. Sept ~. DIR. Ny
ron Z. Foglesong. the alleged wife pois.
oner now on trial here. is about - years
OF age. The larger part of his life has
been spent as minister in the NJ. +.
church. lie has been thrice married
IL was while serving as pastor Of a
church near North Adams that he met
his third wife. whom he il charged with
poisoning They moved to Bronson and
fnglesong began praclicing medicine
there 1--we or SIN years ago Their mar
ried life appeared harmonious enough
until the Clark woman.a a grass" widow
entered the family as domestic. la
the trial today several witnesses swore
20 the doctors intimacy with the Clark
woman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20
WILL HErEAL ELEcrIoS LAWS
Democrats Caucus and Vote 10 Push
the 3iII Through.

WASHINGTON, Sept 10 The caucus
OF the democrat members OF the house
this afternoon was brief and 10 the point.
Speaker Crisp offered the following res
olution: Resolved. That IL ~ the sense
OF the caucus that IL is the duty OF
every democrat member 10 attend the
SESSIONS OF the house in order that the
pubic business niay be considered and
disposed OF.
MIR. Enloe moved 10 amend by add
ing "and vote" after tine words sessions
OF the house." which was accepted by
the speaker.
Mr.. t'iihian moved 10 add the follow
ing 10 the speakers resolution, and the
caucus agreed:
And that when the house meets to-
morrow il Is the sense OF this caucus
that it ronlain in session continuously
until quorum is obtained. MIR. McAil-
lin offered the following:
Resolved. That il is the sense Of the
caucus that the senate should proceed
at the earliest practicable day during
this session To the confederation Of the
bill or bills. repeating the laws authoriz.
ing deputy marshals and supervisors Of
elections at the polls
After adopting the resolutions rs a
whole the caucus adjourned, having
been in session but little over an hour.
Committee on rules will meet tomorrow
az IL o'clock 10 consider the liking OF a
date for taking up the repeal bills and
determining the length OF time that
shall be allowed foy debate. Speaking
of the probabilities OF the length VI the
continuous session agreed upon. Speaker
Crisp said ne did not look Tor anything
extraordinary or uncomfortable.
After We get a q uorhm, aud imagine
that will be on hand tomorrow. the re-
publicans cannot detain the house any
great length OF time. They may keep
US until or : o'clock. bur we'll drive
the report through AS soon as a quorum
anIl.ara
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

WiLkssssna Pa. sept -. Owing
T. tbe disnbesl5encs ef ef,iera ~ IN
Enees iinfsri and Consluct1r Spollcr
n = iocsi FaSnenzrr train. e vas run
into ths evening - the New ferk ex.
prcss litte ners AZ 81. a Slocpn sd
irz. tso a,ilrz fh.s eide - fsirt3ew
% the iehiEh Vailrr raiir oad
The enEiEee cAne tagethsr Nth great
s.0ie8ce and both were hasiiy sus sshesi.
ooe haifK throvn fr,ci TIA track
<cither ere fre,ren ner ih. enzineers q
ether train seve hnft and AZ sfuck g.
fhesF po<ts he psS-en4srs ca b1th
trsirs sefr t1rsan ever asata ani irto
the aieis-s but 40 one eae seriausiy hurt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

DErRoTr. Mich. Sept IA Brown
Bros. cigar manufacturers. ~ this city.
whose factory has been shut down Tor a
month. viii resume operations with a
full force of 600 persons on Thursday.
GrOes / Son, csgar manufacturers. and
the Banner Cigar company hae resumed
work IN al departments aud sre run
ming with full forcea H A. Nevland 4
Co. fur manufacturers. have also re-
eumei uifh a foil force.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

loss week - tie fair begun yesfrr
day. and al the lows roads had r. nm
thsir trIsins is tso. tbree and Tour see
fions toaey = sccoussnssinte the cr0wtis
Mobanbrsed Aisxsntief EnsssI Welt.
wba y thapR niissionsfy eerk foe III
fslans f3tth IN ti.is country. - " this
rtF snfi ssa eefry ur rs eork here.
For TIE past teehfy folps floars fbe
psent5 vania fsilsoet ianoed afl.e fss
ss-oesFs ~ 4Asaafo
Pad nfn,iksj0i.s - TIE worlds fair
yestefAag. 1szfke
Nerfh Dskois dsy elii D. eslss,ratssl
Dciotzf a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

MuwtrKfr. sept ~ heforts con-
ccrning forrest fircs rcc-iv,-i thit usorn-
ing by officials II the Chicago. MiIesu.
kee & 81. Paul raiir1ai froD nurthern
polnts are more encouf4Esur than ne
Reports sent IA yesterday. tsoo-d faine
are reported all aiogiz ts1e line frgn
Green BAY o. peutlina Junet.on. And
the firce IN that portion - lie state are
ali out Light rains fen iasi piGht AZ
along tho Wisconsin vale, siitleion aud
no furthoF serious danger b apprc
hfntlcd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

HArT. Mich. sept iaS The village il
Rev. H. u. Webster. the Baptist pastor.
The charges were presented ~ Rev.
Vim. G. Wells. a iierpens, and kev. G..
T. Conley. n Detroit. who SAY they have
damaging testimony a. b he immortality
IN their pusnssion. aud u Was read ~
uren church A church council has
been summoned D. try Nr. Webster at
penteate on sept ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

Nr. fiatt took out - hiz desk al
amendment which. he ssid. he proposed
% offer the rules. and he gave the neces
fary one days notice u IL ftempoSers
the presiding officer shall. IN written re-
quest II majority u senators. Ok q day
and hour and notify the senate thereof
xhsn general debate ea any measure
shall cease-
Mr.. Teller said there lad been no on-
necessary delay In the discussion. Sena'
tors IA opposition would not be frigh-
tsne.i by the assertiah of the senator
from Indiana that EAlblic opinion do.
mansied IN the action Oh the blll Pub
lie opinion Was in favor of the defeat OF
the hill.
Mr.. Mills II Texas then spoke advo-
eating repeal. The Slherpan Law was
an unwise law and al such should be
repealed II il were IN wee, It's repeal
must result In the rcstlbration of con-
fidencc and revival Of business. and II
congress accomplished this II would
have discharged ils highest patriotic
duty
Mr.. Stewart Of Nevada then took the
floor aud protested against any clotnte
proposition. Before Mr.. Stewart cen
cluded his remarks. he 81 3;l5 yielded 10
a motion Tor an executive session Wben
the doors were feopeneu the senate At
5.2J adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

NssnyuLF. Tenn. sept l1-The re-
mains - James kuok Poik. sx president
- the Inited Sfatee and fboee of hif
wife. Mrs sserah Childress Polk. we're
tosiay removed from The tofnb st polk
place. the oia family residences ~ this
city. 20 the state capitol Efounds The
ocaasson ' as generally Observed here
the business places and municipal and
state ofics.s l,eirg ciused Tia cere-
monies ~ The house aa1 cag5fol spre
vefy impressive
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

81. f,otas Mich. SeTs ia There
will be & hose race t,etween Ithae ard
Alma facing teams ~ Aiua tcnorfrw
fef fifD a s,slc The Alma ts,ys have -
eeisea fsue ep1rtihR cart Eith suiky
vhceia f,neasnafi tirc. The whole we.gh
inr osis 240 tssands The conditiens ~
tte facr are ~ foiloss kun 20 ykrsis
lay 30 faof sf hcro. l.reAk IT 10 ieft
and attach ncfkle, time called whea
r.sssets - -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20
REPUBLICANS TAKE COUNSEL.
Campaign Committee selected al Con-
gre<sional Caucus.

gre<sional Caucus.
WAsaINcFoS. Sept 10 \ meeting u
the joint republican congressional eau
Gus vas hcld tonight 10 select congress
sional campaign committee. Represen.
tative Cannon presided. and Reprosen.
taflve Settle " North Carolina was soc.
rotary. Tue following committee Was
named. the unreprcsentei states 90 nam
their members al the convenience 20 ti'~ir
respective delegates. California. Sena-
tor Perkins. Colorado. Senator Wolcs.tf.
Idaho. Representative Sweet. Illinois.
Representative Hit, Indians. Repse
sentative Johnson; Iowa. Representative
Huil; Kentucky. Representative Adams:
Massachusetts. Representative Draper.
Michigan. Seoator. Sgockbfidge. Minge
sota. Representative Fletcher. Missouri.
Representative Barfhold,. Montana.
senator Power: Nebraska. senator Man
dersons New iIamprhire. Representative
Rake: Moth Carolina. Representative
Settle. North Dakota. Represents.
tive Johnson: Ohio Representative
CaldreIl: Pennsylvania. Representative
Reyburn. south Carolina. Represents
tive Murray. south Dakota. senator
fettigrew. Tennessee. Representative
Taylor. Vermont. Representative Grout.
Washington. Representative Wilson:
Wisconsin. Representative Habcock,
Wyoming. senator Carr. Oklahoma.
Delegate fiynn. 4 numbrr a speeches
we're made. toe sprskers advocating an
aggressive iiEht All over the csuntry and
rrcphcsyinz reversal u the verdict %
iS<f
Among thcee Who spoke Vere Repre-
seatatives Reefl. Wilson - Washington
Henderson q Illinois. Cannon. Funston.
Loud. Phillips - Pennsylvania anil
Murray. the c,lored member FROM south
Iars.ttna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

Wssafsorox. sept - The majority
rnelnbsts of TIC eays and ul~ans com
mittre have MT jet te.itied appn =
lime f,f t.eFianing The work - krmu
Gsilns The lad - Fspisee tfo pfe@ept
Mekshlry lsw u y The espestaiirn a
Chairman wilspa nasl bia eolieesuee
that the neaeuFe riil be rrnsiy fls pre
sensAiien 81 the hcu~e ~ Nesemhes 1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

LoSDos. sept la-The police hcrs
have intimatel 70 all of he London
banks that gang 81 expert Afnefioan
forges are on their vas g. London. "a
h said that the members ~ the gang
possess the secfcf q edaeinf handuni
ing ffon eheeks. Tho warning. - me
police ls lniouded 10 piace the banlS
0ihciAls "a thstr guani against any al
tempts 20 Fictiinszo lhcm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

LAksaNo. Mich sept l4~k5o>eFaoI
Rieh has appointed The een.lhi@sion Hfo-
sidod fss ~ the last iegsslsfors b ,lraft
q general law Tor The sneofi.or2slen q
municipalities They are; Ten. Win
atn liaflsan II port Hnron. <x Speaker
DiekssAs II Holland. Edwin D. Coniey
of Dctrolt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

MADRin. sept IA The appearanos ~
cholera IA the Bilboa district has csneest
a panic All the rich families ubo have
been passing the last week az Bilboa.
San Sebastian and other rcsorts ca the
Bay Of biscay are icasing Tor their
homcs- Most % the large hotels are
already deserted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

nKaFsa. Nont. sgt T.. Tuo eaisky
snuggle7s we're kificd on The Grow
agency yesterday - f1s Cr0v police.
Axpnt N'ymsn. IN compatf - ths In
dtsn pciice. ran srow tiit uien. They
showed 1Eilt and effr eufrsantieL
fiDding thsf they coslld M ST sxar.
they fired a ths aessst. TIE bsN ErsziI.e
he heart aad killing an lndinfl The
Iblian poiice tbrn i.fed. kilng lEsh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

kaesssAn. Ga. SGT l4-fiue neu
case and Que daafh " a. fhs oliicial ~.
port gwen cot by TIE bfunewick board
~ health a. ooun tiue t0siay. Tie Dse
caer uas a child The daslh 49, tAat -
q. n JohDsar. a tailor. Later fe,isy
.nutber cess Uas un 11iclal'f aBnonhcsss.
MANAGER Coie - tie Brnnsslck lee
conspany nas taken ssck ems his sgrnp-
toms wcre plainlf thpse u ,eilou lever.
This nsakes tarnif cases uou Ia The
rIfe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

LASsIxo. Mieh-. sept lg.-Adiutant
General Eaton has received the Te-lEns.
ton 81 Charles L. Hisoock q Ann ar
bor. as captain 81 Coaap&ny A. FIRST IN
fantry. which has boen accpptcd. and al
election 10 oil the vacancy has been or
1ae.1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

BEKLis. Sept - The imperiai hoslfh
officer has rsports - niDe ncN casns ~
cholera aud iise deaths "a the = hoie en-
pire yesterday. Toda, enc death has
been reported but not ape new casu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

BAY Cfrr. Mich. Sept l9.--The In
dustrial works. Bay Csty's most ina
portant manufacturing concern. wiil
start up next week. after being shut
down Tor six weeks The works employ
about 100 persona
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

wasnssssfa. tept ~ The reaAts
hss sssa asfasesi The f,ilaesise as,salns
lhassl ilsnfy n tisey yths q tsfahaas W
q. - n,,aistrs fs-ss iant ahd s~asssi rtn.
efsl - ti.e tnitsd Alsfra o. flagfl
Nfifssa - ts~rase - ~ fefeffet ei
rsflse et.saeys - It<eseii. \. a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

BKrssELs. Sept n A cboicralc epi-
demic Is spreading rapidly ia Dhmpfcmy
and Marchion6s au f'Onf. small towns in
the proFincelof Hainault S.nce No4
day there have been thirteen czsos and
efrhf dcafl.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

ssri 50 Hsst< MOI. sstft ~ tte
eafns wrkfleF aece 80 hessf fAie bes
basteses the npentf.3 q ps.eftrH snd
"a hisa eird luf IN gasf rs sisls : fes
hlun - fstee 4naetfts ausi 5sffsaitsi
4sr etaaaex usth $50 baskets a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

LANSING. Mich. Sept Ia Catherine
J. Ketchum has been held in seDo bail
for appearance at the circuit court for
sitting for nude pictures The first writ
WAS quaslsd. as he gave the name Il
Efsttr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

Poss1Ac. Mich, sept n u. = Jss.
cff aud A. T. Sharp. Orchard L<ske
cadets from Kansas. Got after -I3ehe-
and made him cal snsp The spieie~
sdidn't like IL. neither dad the facnifs.
aud both ~ The hzzsfs have been en-
pclied.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

cCApt TowS. sept 10 Tho Mnfai,cle
army IL now moving on SINAI. eigt ~ I've
miles west II Fort Saiiobnry. The
chiefs % that district are y&nic sfrickon
and expect an attack
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20
IN A FIERY FURNACE
TWENTY PERSONS BURNED


Cksros. III. Sept l9--At 80 o'clock
thm sssning during the performances II
-Aiehasi Strogon - the BALDWIN Nsl.
vile conpany IN the uew opera house.
IRE from hFexorks u the tire scene "
nitsd the scenery. In a fe~ minutes
the snfirs interior sas a roaring furnace.
The audiencs sas cautioned 10 stand
stiil and many renained standing. This
delay nsar5 caused holocaust Twenty
par-ons ~srs burned. Of xhom three OF
four were fatally iniurcd and i've seri.
eusly. II h thoaght that everybody got
oat q TIE house. bat this is not known
u bc a fact. The loes - etiOO0 b the
hssase. Ihe theatrical .cssnpAny lost
everything IN WaFdrObea atd lscenery and
s-su0 IN cash
several wiz Die.
The fuliowing is list Of the injured
~ far as knos. tho extent of their ininr-
ies not besng know Al this time. but ses-
eFaf vili die.
lat heenan. Pierre Morganson. VII
ber Doobina. Elmer Nartan. John
ihomas John Heekar I. James HIeekard.
John iseil. ". q. Walgamof. Dan Willis
fhiandrr Downiug kile3 Miller. Ernest
AcNaip. fsaarencu Sex ard. Mart Moran.
Pred Wash. Arthur Stcfens. John
Brady.
hany "a the gallery Jumped 20 the
ba.eouy below. crushing and mai Inning
themselves II y believed that there
are boslles ia the ruins. but only one
person. taiiur named Peter Curry. " ho
u known % have been IN the gallery. is
not accoanted for. There were mum
bef q strangers In tho house. % whom
no tfzce can be found Tho flames
spread % the opera house block. com-
pletely DESTROYING IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

Charles S. Epple is appointed post.
master at Sheiheld. vice Frank %.
Saunders. removed. and Peter Hax az
Milwaukee. vice Joseph J. Lyon. re
moved
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20
yisited hY Rurrlarz

CoLpwAr1R. Mich. Sept. l9-The
home of Mrs s. s. Cutter was burglar
ized of u gold watch and asnaall amount
Of money early yesterday morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

GKAsp HAVEN. Mich. Sept ~. Mrs.
James Kennedy, milliner. was held up
and robbed al night by two masked men
while driving home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

VIExxA, Sept IA man died q
cholera IN Ne0keltendorf, ucaf this city.
today His illnees was caused ~ drink.
ing water from the Danabo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

t.re .rtt SEPT ia ttfeash fresehf
rates frnla eaefetu aeaitersf te3ats g.
r..sts aeSt z faesss, tf@ ~ $50
seesarseos cesdlsla. Ite1 80 hesas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Sept 10 Bernard
Callahan, aged 20. wandered away from
Borgess. hospital and died in patrol
wagon while being returned lie had
cancer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

NJ to~Fheee aaais ssssk thr lisssf he
sor aaFe prtier fhnt firm safl sftef
t.sanffas sad tessnetH9 eiih sonsss
~ he eisseia ssA ttat ghe s~ssiase q
a. s~hsff - - ten.issi be srs.as.l esdf
80 le.fnsefseatlf. lisa that tae ssuafs
si..itla 81 losfrf - ftsI al seleil have
: rhsesss a. drlssts slsa "a. ssl 81 tfsg
seafs nissht - ~ ssesfiss Is i.rgsssisis.a
g. ssf4 fAef kssi - = stsaea ssl.e hshfsi
~ iisssf eaff So iastfef a slafsta.
h.ssasas. 80 = s*ess en.l sesAssss sss4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-20

ter sId ought not 70 b ni.undersiood.
elthsF Ia the ssnxte - Ia the country.
lie dld DOT think IL neee~nefy y resort
% any sasch c.oture - thsy had Eox IN
the british house of clunons or IN the
American house Il representatives lie
thought thai rule could be drawn that
would preserve the lrsedon u speech
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-13
Sheriff Sale.

The sheriffs sale at the Court House
Friday afternoon, attracted lsrge crowd 4
number of persons interested in the dis.
position Of the Cambria Lumber Company:
property being present from distant points
The bidding. however was not very spirited
and several of the tracts offered for sale were
continued until the following Tuesday.
The Cambria Lumber Company's lands
advertised 10 be sold were knocked down to
S. II. Baker, N. Saxmsn and Edward
Pitcairn for Sl62Os subject TO mortgage OF
$4,000. All of the gentlemen named are
interested in the embarrassed Company aud
Il is believed that they will reorganize its
affairs and resume business a. en- early day.
The Joseph Keefer lot, in Somerset bor-
ough, was sold to Miss Clara Keefer for $50
The j. II Friedline 10, in Fair Hope, wa
bought by S. d. Iivengoci for SIS 90.
The Tobias L Kaufman tract. in DAvids
vile, was knocked down to J 2. Scott, Esq.
for sio0.
The Hartman & Fogle tract, in Allegheny
township, was knocked down to John r
Scott for Si.eJ).
The s. A. Topper tract in the same town
ship, was knocked down 70 J. NJ. Topper
for Si,O9o, suois1: to a mortgage Of s7ss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-13
Special Term of Court


The following business was transact
ed at the special term Of court held last
week:
An order was granted to D. a. Friedline,
assignee of Z. II. BeachIy, for the sale oi
real state.
The case Of A. C. Fuller vs. the members
Of the Schweibintz & Heiner Lumber Co,
was determined in favor Of the plaintiff, al
though the claim was for 3, ,TS8 p with in
terest since Sept Is90, the verdict was for
only Sl5Sl.50.
In the case OF RhOda A Jenkins rs the de-
PENDANTS to recover damages to fences. past
urage, &c, the verdict was for the defend
ants.
Simon J. Weed was the plaintiff in a suit
vs. Albert Mcfarland and Lewis SOurbsuer
to recover damages to-a barn and the death
of horse. A jury returned a verdict for
SIP 80 in favor of the plaintiff.
In the case Of Carrie A. jenkins vs. A.
Schweibiniz for 81 900 damages for slander,
a compulsory non suit was ordered.
In the case Of Garrett Forespring IS Mey-
ersdale borough for $500 damages by reason
OF defective bridge over gutter, whereby
the plaintiffs son was permanently injured,
a iary returned a verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff for $3.50.
An order was issued the Steward OF the
Poor House to remove David a. Lohr to the
DixmOnt Insane Asylum Al the expense of
the county.
All OF the other cases On the calendar were
either settled or continued.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-12-13
cou,dn.t Marry Two.

II viii be two years the coming February
since Esquire Noah Cassbesr performed ihs
ceremony that made Lucy Ann Fletcher and
Abraham Sanner life raiireIs. Tie Ger
emony took place In the SheFif's Office and
was made necessary % secure the gToom'i
liberty. De having been incaroeTated ON an
information preferred sgainst him by thu
bride. sanner is a tall, row -boned. red
headed fellow, and when the Justice told
him to kiss his bride, after the couple had
been pronounced man and wife, be dctiful-
ly complied, although with visible re-
luctence.
The next heard Of Mr.. and Nh. sanneE
vas that they had set up house keeping in
Black township. where their child was born
and where they continued 10 I've happily
until few weeks ago, when the husband
and father Is alleged TO have become en-
tangled in the meshes Of Siren. Saturday
be was lodged in jail charged with desertion.
Mrs Sanner has also had Mrs John Rickie.
whose husband is languishing in jail await
ing trial Tn a charge of false pre:eass. ar
rested on charge Of surety Of the peace
Mrs. Rickie entered bail for her appearance
at court.