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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11
ON THE RAILROAD
BRIEF MgVTGON oFA wEEN's ~
INGs ON THE RAIL.
short Paragraphs That will be of Interest
to the Railroad BsYs

to the Railroad BsYs.
The Reading Company transported
50,549 cars of coal over its main line
during the month of October. This
was the heaviest shipment ever made in
a single month, the nearest being 3d.
lUO cars in October, 1891. The tonnage
FOR October, 1893 was 924,2 ,274 tons,
I George Strohm, of town. brakeman
on Lehlgh Valley coal train, drawn
by engine l49, was struck by an over
head bridge at Coplay Monday and
severely injured about the head.
tThere was a secret meeting of the
engineers at Easton Monday. The mem.
bers refused to discuss their action or
the nature of the proceedings. The gem
eral opinion is that they discussed the
failure of the grievance committee Of
the Lehigh Valley Rail Road to obtain
an audience with the officials. Engineer
we're present from the Lehigh Valley
New Jersey Central Rail Coads.
! The new time table of the Valley
Road did not go into effect last SUNDAY
as reported. The new schedule will not
be ready before Sunday, November 18th
As far as known there will be no i'm
portant changes. The train numbers
OF the Valley will be changed.
/ While attempting to board moving
coal train at Weatherly Sunday after.
noon, Steiny Maucowitch, of Hazle
Mines, slipped and car passed over his
right foot, crushing it badly. The fel.
low only arrived from Pittsburg on
Saturday. He is at the hospital at
Hazleton.
tThe Railroaders Grievance Com.
mittee of the Valley employees, which
has been in Bethlehem for two weeks
past, adjourned on Saturday. During
all this time the committee we're unable
to meet any of the Lehigh Valley Off
cials and it is whispered about that un
less some agreement is reached trouble
is likely to follow. The press com
mittee are very close mouthed. anC
will not give out a word for publica
ton.
THE year 1893 will 90 down in United
States history as a season of railroad
accidents. From the first of the wear tc
date there have been "A crashes in
which 20l lives we're lost and 54S
| persons wounded. Ten of these acei
dents have occurred within the last few
weeks, and in those 81 were killed and
296 injured. The worst feature of the
disasters is that nearly all of them are
chargeable to criminal carelessness.
/ Master Mechanic John |. Kiusey. OF
the Lehigh Valley shops at South Eas
ton has issued orders in which the
suspended men in the car shops will
be taken back and he will endeavor tC
keep them employed on full time till
spring at least. The order will take
effect on Monday. There will not bt
any new work done, but the rolling
stock which was run down by the
Reading management will be repaired
and the Lehigh Valley railroad stool
will again present its old time nsa
appearance.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

When Ohas. II. Fleming conceived the idea
70 construct meio-dramatic sensation he cer-
tainly struck the popular chord for In his latest
enort, aEnemies for Life" he has no doubt won
for himself fame and fortune. The blay IN It's
entirely sppealss TO the hearts and lovers Of
genuine sensation, with favor Of comedy ln-
termlngled. making Il all the more palatable
A carefully selected company, including the
including the intonsly Interesting em0nti0nal
actress, Miss Joan CTavan, save an excellent
production Of the play to well-hned house
last night, a. nd Judging from the applause be
slowed, the several effects, as well as the
startling situations, powerful elimaNes, and
the like, the engagement promises 10 be the
banner Que of the season. Lehighton Opera
House. Friday Nov. 10, 1898.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

Swift & Co, have received the only
first award for fresh beef, pork and
mutton, and the highest award for
beef extract, smoked hams, breakfast
bacon, lard, cOtOsuet and pepsin at the
Worlds Fair, which we're exhibited in
plate. glass refrigerator car. The
Swift Company have an establishment
in this town and they do a very large
business. Otto Dittmar is the able
and efficient manager.
An engineer and surveyor Office
has been opened In Joseph ObeTt's
building on south First street by
Messrs. Dickinson & Kadona. Both
gentleman come here highly recon.
mended for ability aud efficiency and
they should receive a hearty support
from those people who may require
the services of first-class surveyors.
Both Messrs. Dickinson and Kadona
were up to a late date connected with
the engineering department Of the
Penn. X. r., and the heads Of the de
partment mentioned, write very flat.
eringlY of the merits and ability Of both
gentlemen. We wish the new firm a
full share Of success.
Miss Ella Fink, one of this towns
most estimable young ladies, entertain,
ed a number of OR young society
people at her home on Second street
last Friday evening, In honor OF Mis-
Rosa Beers, of White Haven, who is
spending a few days here. Among
those present were, Al GreenaWalt
Charlss Geiger, Thos Trainer, anC
Misses Emma Peters, Anzie and Jennie
Trainer, Hattie Geggus, Lizzie Beck ,ane
Annie Folk. The usual games aud
amusements were INDUCED in and
an elegant repast was served All pre-
sent had q most enjoyable time,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11
At HOME
oar Republican Friends Capture some
Democratic scaIps.

oar Republican Friends Capture some
Democratic scalps.
The result Of the election in Carbon
county defeats part OF the Democratic
ticket, The lucky onSs are:
Associate Judge Daniel Rouss,
Democrat, Weatherly.
Register and Recorder SWariz,
Democrat, Maueh Chunk.
Treasurer-Levi Horn, Republicaa,
Franklin.
County Commissioners ~ VIM An.
thony. Republican, Parryville.
Hugh Mcbride, Republican, Beaver
Meadow.
NJ. T. Trexler, Demssrat, Lehighten
Auditors--L p Peters, Democrat,
East Mauch Chunk.
Thomas Musselman, Republican, Ma
honing.
Paul Keifer, Republican, Mauch
Chunk
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

The returns in the forty third Judi
ciary district indicate the election Of
Ex-senator Allen Craig and the defeat
Of Judge John B.Storm, nov serving by
appointment due to the death ofJudge
Dreher. Craig has an apparent major
ity of 36o over Heydt and John Storm
Carbon county gives Craig, 2,9s7, and
Monroe $50. Storm receives but 1000
votes in Carbon to 2,lsl in Monroe.
Heydt, Rep, has 1858 votes in this
county and 100 in Monroe. There is
rejoicing over Senator Craig's VIC
tory. This is the first time in the
county's history that Carbon has so.
cured the Judgship.
The total vote is; Craig, 1926; Heydt
1903, and Storm, $3.50.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

The estimable wife of j. McKelvy ex-
pected to celebrate her birthday last
Saturday evening. Little did she think
on Friday afternoon that the very ones
she was visiting and telling what pre-.
parations she was making for the
Saturday were preparing that very
afternoon to anticipate her by grand
surprise on the Friday evening.
That's why she celebrated her sixty
ninth birthday one day ahead of time.
Some of the Jolly Veterans were
there and tn Q way they froze the ice
cream no Woman's Relief Corps
nor M. E. Sewing Circle lady could sew
up turkey roast or relieve any supper
quicker that the premature affair re-.
quired. 1t vas Relief corps and Sew.
ing Circle affair all through. 1t just
makes one want to live his years all
over again. Merry, jolly and enjoy.
able as any one could wish.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

On Wednesday evening Nov. i5, Mr., stephen
Maley will again appear at the Opera House
In VIII n. Powers Musical success An Irish
mans Luck IL Is safe 20 say that a more
satisfied audience never left the Opera House
than that which Witnessed MIR. Maley In the
character Of Dennis McDoud the funny Irish
man three weeks ago. The play abOuns with
bright music and songs, ana the person that
cannot nnd amusement and cause Tor hearty
laughter IN the Comedy ia lacking humor in an
abnormal degree. Tha company could not BE-
better and we sincerely hope that they viii
receive a welcome which the merits Of the
plaV deserves
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

ne oifer One Hundred Dollars ReWa
for any case Of Calarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY d CO., Props, Toledo,
o., We the undersigned, have known +.
}. Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable 10 al business
transactions and financially able 10 carry
out any obligations made by their hrm.
NEtr & TRUAX, Wholesale druggists,
Toledo. o. WALDISG, kENAN q MAR
WIN, wholesale druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls CataTrh Cures is taken inteTnalls
setting directly upon the blood and mucouy
surfaces OF the system. Price, 75c. pei
mOnials free.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

Opening exercises, VIM. Auge; So
lection, Mary Bowman; recitation,
Carrie Hollenbaoh; solo, Carrie Stout;
recitation, Matte Helm, selection,
Emma l.. FoTtwangler. Discussion of
the Ten Commandments, conducted by
Rev. Kuderi duet, Lille and Beulah
Reiehard; essay, An2ie Bauer,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

II you want a clsan and easy shave,
AS good as Barber ever gave,
Just call en- me at my saloon,
At mOin, Oreye, or busy n0ort
| cut Aud dress The hair With grace,
10 suit the contour Of the face.
My snOp and tools are always elean,
scissors sharp and raK0rS keen,
And every thing ] think you'll ma
To suit the taste and please the nina,
And an that art or skill can DO,
n you iusg cali and ven please you.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

a very successful phonoSraph enter
tainment was given In the Methodist
Church on south First street last
Thursday evening by Prof. Ed Boyer.
Those who we're present were very
higlV pleased with the entertainment
and naturally voted it grand success.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

There will be an old fashion hop
and big shooting match for turkeys
at Lewis Christmans Little Gap hotel
on November IT. Everybody who
wants a good old time should go and
see jolly Lewis CHRISTIAN on the
occasion.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11
-NTHE ADVOCATE PRINTS THE LOCAL
ORIGINAL CHEAPCAOH STORE

Our assortment Of Infants Goods
excels anything in this Valley. Look
at this Over 12 different styles Of
Baby Hoods; nothing to equal them at
the price we are selling them at.
Baby Sacks, the best line ever shown
by any house,a prices, too, never heard
of before.
Children's Underwear, all grades and
sizes, in white, gray and scarlet
Misses Ribbed Underwear in several
qualities. Large assortment of Union
Suits.
Ladies' Neriuo Ribbed and Scarlet
Underwear in various grades.
Our line of Mems Underwear sur
passes last years assortment and the
prices are lower than Last season.
Gloves and Mitts for all kinds Of
work at prices never before heard Of,
The stock is larger by far than that OF
any other house in this vicinity.
An elegant assortment of ladies'
misses and children's leggins.
Yours to serve,
]. T. NUSBAUM,
Fhst street, between South and Plum Sire .
Lehighton. Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

Milton Flory, Weissport, has a large
a79oi .l.leN Il az ~ IA ntse
selling at very low prices. IfyOu need
anything In this line buy Il here and
are the very lowest in the valley.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

Don't Tobacco spit Or smoke your Lie
Away
L. tha truthful. startling tito OF 4 little book
fhaft eus an an0ut ko-lo-hac The wonderful
harmless Guarantees tabacco hanlt cures. The
cost a tridluF and the man who wants 20 quit
using ssNo-Io-hac." Sold By all druggists.
Boo 1 AZ Drug stores or BY mall irea. Al
dTssI Ihs ttaFliuI hemeey o., indiana Aine-
ral ApIingi Ind.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

A very fine selected line Of beauti-
ful solid sterling silver goods. The
newets designs Just out received today
at H. H. Hohl Mauoh Chunk iewelry
store.
--latest style overcOts at NJ. L1sos
& Go. Low prices prevail
Fashionable clothing for every.
body at Al. Losos a Co, Oberts Block.
M. Losos q Co, have a full line Of
latest STYLES hats aud caps.
N Losos a Co, have a good, sound
arse for sale cheap.
Tickets for free portraits at Rishel's
gallery are good until December 1898
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

A large delegation Of enthusiastic
citizens headed by Arion Cornet Band
went up to Mauoh Chunk last night
and rendered Allen Craig a serenade.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11
Monroe Gives Craig $50

Allen Craig's vote in Monroe county
by districts is as follows: Barrett, ls;
Chestnuthill, Al; Coolbaugh, IA; Della.
ware Water Gap, 3; E. Stroudsburg, N.
d. 4 E. stroudsburg, s. D., Il; Ell
dred, 45; Hamilton, N. Dist, So; Ham
ilton, S. Dist, 26; Jackson, 40; Middle
Smithheld, 7; Price, l. Pocono, 81; Polk
IS; Ross, l7i Smithfield, 15; Stroud, %;
Stroudsburg, f. Dist, n; StroudsburR.
W. Dist, 80; TobyhannR, ~ Tunkhan-
mock, II. Total, $50.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

The undersigned offers for sale cheap
eight good COWS. Henry Dancer, Beaver
Run. n
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11
WALP'S EAGLE STORE.

~ In's few. words We desire to call
a. 10 your notice a very important
"a faOA II iS this. We have as
~ large and nns a line Of general
a. store goods as you will md any
II where. Come and see US, let us
show you our goods and tell you II
what our prices are. We deliver VI
goods anywhere promptly and VI
without extra charge whatever N
to the purchaser. Don't pay big "A
prioss bat ooms ana aoe us II
Robert Walp,
First street, op. R0una HoHSsl
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11
DEMOCRATS JUBILANr

Everybody Reioioed over the Dsfent Of the
Corrupt Ring.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11
JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING

CTedte8 mdny a NeiC Bitsiness,
Enlarges many an old Business,
ReUiUcs many DUH Business,
RescueS many n Lost Business,
Sdres many a Failing Business,
Preserves many a L1wge Business,
Means success isa Al Business.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11
]. II. NUsBAUM,

FhSt street, between South and Plum Sire .,
Lehighton. Pa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
A Leading Question.

y young man very prominent in Kansas
City society, and one Of whom Dame Ru-
NOR las had much to suy in a matrimonial
way Of late. appeared before Judge Phillips
in the United States court yesterday to
qualify ~ a bondsman for friend After
the customary questions rccarding his
property holdings, Judge Phillips bluntly
asked:
Are you "a married mani"
NO, sir" came the reply, with man.
bushes.
The next was u sumner.
DO yoi: want to get E.a-rietl!" The
judges voice WIS strong and clear
That young mae is still stammcring, his
face won't resume its norma! look for a
week. and he il wondering if that question
Is put to all men untler similar circuu,-
stances.-kansas City Times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

rDssshnss stsews Along the Tracks ss the
Le,strh Valley Read.

(Cssshnss stssws Alcug the Tracks ss the
Letstrh valley Read.
EAsrox, Pa, Dec. "A costly wreck
oecurred on the f.ehigh Valley road ut
this place IN which two engines and Prvs,-
lent wilbur's private combination car.
he Dorothy" was completely disabled.
Engine No. ~, loing east, overlook n
ssal train loaded at Greens I,r.lge. y.
&. two aud one.hali miles from here. The
asNsh was inevitable. a he engineer re-
vepscsl his enginc AMI with the fireman
Jumped and saved their lives. The en-.
cine then started backward ut a terrific
rate Of spepd and at the Stockton street
rpgssing. r5ilis5urg crashed into the
'0Ssothy." the crpw OF which jumped
wosa shey saw the runaway engine com.
10
IT. 1po being the heaviest Of the two
Dmeeivrs succeeded In rusl,ing the
1uooy" back "a distance of two miles 20
y Aboot street crossing. South Easton,
vooD9 ~ collislej with engine No. III,
rooo N srst.bound coal train. Is,sii.
- eoys TINT the engines came past
- Gaston station at - rate of fully forty
~ miles AN hour. The wreckage Is
sosgWn along the tracks for great dis.
tanee. strange to say none Of the engines
len he track.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
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ABBREVIATED TELGCsAGS.

Incre wns an increase IN Tie circulation
Of cents per capita oI Dee. over that
OF Nov. /, thu cirula; ion in December lc.
ing S=55i pc: capita.
An attempt was made TO wrcc.., pas.
sen:cr train on the l.. and y near Nep-
ton. Nv; no clue 10 the iiliscrcIn.s.
Snow has fallen heavily al over Mi.hi.
gan, Illinois. southern WISCONSIN. Iowa.
Missouri and eastern Kansas At Chic,,-
~ the streets were almost impas>ab!c.
william: Dunbar, o! Portland. Or, has
tcrn Convicted of smuggling opium.
Bcin.: Jca'crS oi the attentions Of
Michael Haas. Il white r:ia. 10 his vile,
James Lewis. OF Baltimore. sho! the y.o-
flin ~ the bsclst ard then pui :. ballet Az
Name IN the sumo i,arI Of the body. DO: %
are seriously w.uai,d.
J.. q. Sirversc:, the recently married
son of the vice president. has saiicl FROM
New YORK with Int, b.ilc for Nay.e,
E.ancc. on n toE- o. Europe.
Tranp~ have created u reign os terror in
tbs vicinity oi Alliance. O.. ;.lon;; the line
OF tue Fo.i Wayne road.
Stephen Lo'eioy, u N lloaairc real es-
tate dealer ~! New YORK city, was found
dying IN the basement oi his residence
waere iie had zone t. attend the furnace
The holri OF education of New York
city Will begin wa on the cigarette b-
startir. AL aut.-cigarc;te league in the
public schools
y tramp az Pacific. .do.. stole railway
tricycle. under cover Of !; log aud started To
>. Louis thereon. -hc fog also covered
tine approach OF train. \ collision nc-
eurrcd anu the tramp WIS ground To
pieces.
Ncrr Pine City. MINI, Mr.. Russell
and her daughter OF 10 years were frozen
70 death III the woods, and q search parry
which fourd the bodies ncar.y suffered
the same fate.
:, balloon at Ccn,crville. Cal, was
dashed a.ninst the iowa hall and the
UroHau:, Z. L. Vaughn. WI, thrown
through n window 20 the floor, rScc:v:,.,
injuries that are probably fatal.
There are 1890 idle men Mt Detroit and
ia.Cco families which VIII have To ie sup
piled through the winter. TIC relief o;
the des,it-'c will cost $50 ,cnJ.
TIL. leader Of the gang which held up
the Iron Mountain train nj Oiiphanf, Arb,
and Killed the conductor LA, iye.u caught,
His name is James Winck.
The grip is epidemic at Pittsbu-; and
Allegheny; also at Baltimore.
misplaced switch ut the Broad street
u'hiladclphiD station of the Pennsyl.
Sania railway caused a collision in which
five persons, all men, were rather severely
hurt, but none seriously.
II is suspected 1T Chicago that the fires
which destroyed the First Regiment
armory. the Calumet club house and the
Chicago Athletic Club headquarters were
all incendiary.
Charles GunIersor, OF chicago, got 10
monkeying with Il revolver while visiting
his sweethea!: and the gun went of and
! killed the la;ter's l0-ycar-olL sister.
Scarlet fever is epidemic at Montreal.
twenty-four deaths having occurred last
week.
Sandov-, thc D.itish strong man, has
left England for this country 10 reside
permanently, AID "ibey' persist ia say.
Ing that nc Is going to marry Lillian It's
sell.
The emir OF India mas sent Queen Vic.
tor,a n hcaithv youn., lion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
New r"i.cy oI saving, I:anl.s.

Chicago Jan. /, 1871, will .nauguraic u
policy which il vi great interest alike to
their dcpositcrs and the genera! public
They will reduce the rate oi interest on
saving. deposits f.om 4 to !: per sent. on
ali new accounts. six months later they
will apply the reduction to AL savings ac.
counts on their books. This will he done
Gn,ier an agreement entered into by the
banks. The extreme difficulty of obtain
Ing an interest for money sufficiently
large To- justify the payment of per cent.
l. the caief OF several reasons Tor the re-.
,tuctiou
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
smaI.p.x an tlIias...,

SrgiSUFIELp. HIS, dee. I.-Thc snail.
pox s,oirgc ia Cliutou county has broken
out Ia n fresh place there. DIR. Scott Of the
boiri of health RET o-sing "a new else rs
appearing In Maseoutah. that county.
Necessary Instruction and vaccine points
were sent anc a Quarantine o,,le.ed placed
ON tue locality ut once IL deemed necessary.
The eases la i'Er county have been gotten
under soutiol and no further spread is an.
tieipated In that locality. Chicago still
continues to develop new cases, but few
DEATHS. however. are occurring thc.c from
the best.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
sNoWSLIpeS TAKE SIX LIVES.
Cac Tiolc Family Os Five Persons Killed
or Fatally Fart.

Cac T:'olc Family Os Five Persons Killed
or Fatally Fart.
BUTTE. Mont, Dc. 4-IIccla. Mon. .
small nfnirg camp fifty miles southwest
Of this city, WIS the scene Of two snow.
side within tire las; two days. which re.
suited in the instant death Of six persons.
two others being fatally hart. and mary
more or less fatally hurt. The first slide
that came down she mountain side de.
molislcd two cabins. killing William
Sparks and Robert Rask. miners, and II
Chinese COOL.
Next night another immense slide a
short Distance from the fir>. av.la nc:.c
fell, burying AMI crushing three houses.
Ono ii these was occupied rs Nicholas
Bergman, his wife AID three children. ali
Of WHOM. were asleep at the time. Berg.
man anu two Children, aged IL and 10.
were killed. Mrs. Bergman and ner babe
Were rescued alive, but canno;, live.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
FRANCIS JOSEPH CELEBRATES.
Forsy-Fivc Years Ago lie Was Crowned
Emperor Of Austria.

VIENNA. Dec. 4-The emperor ccic-
brated the forty 9th anniversary OF hi.
coronation. francis Joseph was school
boy then. lie is n whitc.haired veteran
now. And his realm has equally changed
from being tho very citadel If old con-er-
vatisn to- being the forward camp o: adj
vanccd liberalism among the continental
monarchics. His reign began amid the
throes OF &ould-bc revolution, suon
stcrn!y rrprrssod. To-Day sees each Of the
two halves Of this vast realm Oh the point
OF taking peacefully ~ step Gar in advance
of tine widest dreams of the men of
Isis. and step OF which TIE initiative
was givcn by no other than the emperor
himself
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

said by her abou: her coming tr.al,' NO.
but recent Investigations show that Mrs.
Halliday b In all probability connected
with the lannon's Whi;cchapel murders. 1t
mas Been proved that she was In Europe at
the time. She frequently refers TO the
subject. both when she j. in Possession of
her mental faculties AMI when she is raw
ins. Mas. Halliday il constantly speak.
ins OF these mur,itr.. She also talks Of
many women bftusht from New York
who have been robbed. Killed. eat up in
small pieces. and dumped in the Hudson
river ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
And Recovered the same Wy.

CANON CITY. Colo, Dec. AT Fate
hour Saturday night Warden Frank 4.
McI.ister. wio was removed from Office
Friday night by Governor Waite. rcgained
Possession uf the stlie peni'en,iary and
ousted ;. j. Toy. who had been appointed
rs his Successor by the governor. The
Last event was accomplished by surprise
similar to she one achieved by foy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04

- DEE. A-Ths new French cabinet
Glces Wsss psssentsd To President
~ sheis nxass being rs follows:
~ - ulaisssr Of foreign sfT,irs. NJ.
1rDu1w1 ntnisses Of the interior. ~.
- 0tatseos q nsancc. ~ Dar,icau;
$50 sAuenAiea. -. spullcr; minis.
- 1nselggs =. Dutoss: MINISTER of
eous6D3 - 11nssy; ninistsr of war.
(1sussNl NepateR, minister VI work.. ~.
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