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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-05-05
w. Ell. Ell q Il * HI,
SOl Market Space, 3O8 and 80 9Th Street.
apr 2S-Oot lo'8i-ly WASHINGTON. D. C.
STATEMENT
apr 2S-Oct l0'84-ly

showing the condition the New York
New York, Dec 81, 1892 JOHN A. MCCALL. President
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24
Col. ResIey's Invention.

A preliminary trial Of a recent
invention OF COL. Horace Resley
was made the other day with quito
satisfactory results. This invention
is a simple contrivaRcs placed on
the truck and the bottom OF a car
which work together to keep tho
truck from grinding on or climbing
the rail in passing around a curve.
The patent had its first trial on a
grade on the Georges Creek and
Cumberland railroad, and did it's
work to perfection. A more ex-
tended tSial will take place shortly,
und IL the result ls what it is now
fully expected to be the patent will
prove OF great value to Col. Resley.
Cumberland Iudep endent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24

Since your last, death has again
invaded our town and claimed
another OF our oldest citizens, Mrs..
6etsy Ann Polling rslict Of the late
Joseph Polling, who quickly passed
sway last Monday afternoon, March
20. 1888 after several weeks of suf-
iering, highly respected by all who
knew her and deeply mourned by
. large number Of sons and daush-
ters and q host OF relatives and
friends. Mrs. Polling was born in
this place and sp,nt her whole life
OF " years here, hence she il we'll
known in the entire community.
She was quiet and retiring in her
disposition, attended to her own
affairs and let other peoples slone:
she was q good nsighbor and espe.
ciaily kind in sickness and died az
she li1ed, trusting in Jesus.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24
DIRsD.

At his home on Lost River, Har.
dy county on the Sth inst, after q
abort illness, Mr.. Oliver J. Miller
aged G5 years.
On the morning Of March IS,
1893 at Valley FAILS, Kansas, Mas.
ter Charley, second son OF Mr. and
Mrs. O. b. Withers 1t the early age
Of Is years. Disease fss stoned upon
this dear boy about three years aao
from Which be has suffered ct times,
intsnsely bat visa loving and pa.
tiont His father vas formerly
from Cumberland and mother from,
this county is = sister Of Mrs. Mine
Kuykendall
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24
Saturday, April 8,

the following personal property:
2 large size Bedstsads, / Single
Bedstead, = Bureau, Dressing
Table. 8 Washstands, large press
With z shelves; Split Bottom
Chairs. 10 Cane Seat Chairs, /
Centre Table 3 Tables. can be MS
Cd - one table or 3 different ones,
I good Kitchen Table, 1 Cooking
Stove only been used six years an
excsllent store, i Egg Stove, Air
Tight Wood Stove. good Frank
lin Stoye, 2 large Feather Beds, 1
Single Feather Bed, 3 Bolsters, 8
pairs Of large Pillows, large Mat
tress right new, i Carpet so yards
very good not worn any scarcely,
some old Mating, lot of nav
flour barrels. All of this furniture
except the single bedstsad, is old
time, but in good condition and
real substantial, 81 s
, sALLIEL. HARPER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24
Whist rAs Bifss n.r. Bone.

"Ths blind have dors mora for
the advancement Of the world than
one has any idea Of at first thought
said Prof. Herman Amaun, at the
southern. "Have you ever thought
OF how msay Of our great men have
been deprived Of the privilege of
eightf Homer got his name from
the Gret K verd meaning blind man
yet ne wrote the greatest epic DO
ems that have ever been given to
the world. The fact of John Mil
tons blindness is well known
Then there was Huber, the blind
naturalist. 1t seems astonishing
that man totally deprived of the
use OF visual organs should. be abls
TO outstrip every scientist of his day
In the pursuit Of minute sxsmina-
lions into insect life, yet Huber did
this. He provided himself with
line optical Instruments, and an in
telligent, koen eyed assistant, and
In this way he discovered more about
the organic structure and minute
physiology OF the bee than all the
savants who preceded him had done
together. His treaties on the resi-
ration OF this insect, how it makes
Its honey, wax, etc., excited the adj
miration of tho scientific world be-
fore it was known that their author
was blind. John Cough was ano-
Their blind naturalist who achieved
great deal. Not being able to.
use his eyes, he used the tip of his
tongre. the most sensitive part OF
the body, IN examining the minute
structure OF plants. There wa,
once blind sailor who could climb
tho tallest mast and pick his way
with ease through the intricacies OF
the rigging. On land no was On
organ builder. aud did marvellous
work. st. Louis Star.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24
A. G. SLONAKER,
Special Commissioner,
aNoTICE TO cREDIToRS.pe

To The Creditors OF Geo. B. Arnold decd:
In puritan &c OF decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the County Of HAmpshire made in
srcauss therein pending to subject The real
estate Of the said Geo. B. Arnold, 10 the
payment Of his dsbh, ron ere required to
present Jour claims against the estate of ID
said Geo: b. Arnold. for adjudication 10
Jss A. Gibson commissioner. al his Office
10 The said county. on or before The ist day
Of April soB.
Witress v. II. Polling, clerk of said court.
this 18th day Of February 1899.
~ Ct Y.M. POLLING. Cle,k.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Geo. B. Arn3ld's Adm'r Plala6H.
- IN Chascery
oso y Araoid's heirs 4 c DeTs1dSb's.
By dscaso Of The Circuit Cesrt Of Bamp.
snire Countyg West VirRinla entered At its
January term iaa3, TIE abova ca titled cause
yes referred 70 the nndeFsignsd commis.
sioner % asesriaia iha vsiue and annual
yslus ofthe real sstateef uhich said j3ao.
b. Arnold died, ssiEsd snd re lsins there
% " apy, snd their priorIties. 2ad To as
certain apd report the dsbts aad denr nd 9
againr the eetate Of said Geo n Afudd
and also state, sltlie and adjust the sc-
counts Of said Geo p. Aruoidb Admiaia-
TRAITOR The parties 10 tie abcve entitled
Gauss are hqreby notiasd that viii on tue
ssth dAy Of March is93 at ~ o9os "a che
toEn q Romnsy. HampShks aagRiy, ".
Var Proceed % sEsouts sAid dpssN. Of refer
Qivea uader ~ hand iAls iem day oil
fsbraary 1893 sAS A. ol8sOE
2tN Coz Or, o. Ram %
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24
Nero Nomination.,

The President on Wednesday no
minated William McAdoo, OF New
jersey, to he Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy, and Edward b. whitney,
OF New York, TO- be Assistant At
terney- General. The President al
so made his frat appointment of q
postmaster on Wednesday, and it
vas a newspaper man Who got the
Pgize-RObert b. BrOWG Of Mead
Vile, Pa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24
Natures Surcst Ally.


nature did not struggle against
disease, even in weakly constitu-
slons, swift indeed would be the
course OF malady to It's fatal ter
mination. While nature thur strug-
giles let US, lest worse bsfall us. aid
her efforts with judicious medici-
nal neip. Experience must be our
guide in battles with disease, and
that clamp to our feet" indicates
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a
safe, tried and thorough ally of
nature. II the blood be infected
with bile, if the bowels and stom-
ach are inactive, il the kidneys fail
to expel impurities of which thew
are the natura! outlet, course OF
the Bitters is the s1rest reliance OF
the sufferer, one, moreover. that is
sanctioned by professional indorse-
ment and use for nearly half a cen.
fury. No American or foreign re-
medy has earned greater distinction
as remedy for and preventive OF
chronic liver complaint, malaria,
constipation, kidney and rheumat
ic trouble and debility.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24

Tho Baltimore News SAYS No
appointment that has. yet been
made by President Cleveland has
given more general satisfaction to
the Intelligent foreign born people
of this country than that by which
General "Pat" Collins, OF Bosten,'
lecomes Consul G snoraISsto Lon
don. Though Mr.. Collins was
born in Ireland, and although he
has been from the beginning one of
the main stand-bys in America Of
the Irish Parliamentary party, he
has always persistently refused to
mix up Irish and American poll
tics. lie was the arst prominent
Irishman who kicked the bottom
ont Of Patrick Egan's pretensions
to hand over the solid Irish vote to
Mr.. Blaine. lie has been q C!eve-
land Democrat ever since Mr.. Clevc-
land was Mayor Of Buffalo, and he
has refused q place in the Cabinet
on two different occasions because
he was not rich enough to maintain
such position with the dignity
which seemed to him necessary.
Altogether, Mr.. Collins is q first
class man, and London is to be con-
graduated upon receiving one Of
the wittiest onVersationalists and
best pull bile speakers Of America.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24

Departed this life on Monday
morning, the sixth of March, Is 20,
Jas. Shsetz in the ripsness of we'll
nigh his four score years.
A life Of varied and useful actiyi-
ties aad EN- nent piety closed peace.
fully in the bosom OF q loving fam.
lily, leaving to his widow and four
childr who survive h m q name
and memory to which they may al
ways point with pride aad pleasure,
as one against which there is not q
reproach.
The writer sustains IN this sad
dispensation a loss, as of parent,
with whom he has often taken
sweet counsel.
Our sincerest sympathies are with
the bcreave '.-Tablet.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24


The suggestion that Senator
Faulkner muy bo made Chief JUS
tice OF the new Appellate Court
here gives great satisfaction in
Washington. Every one realizes
the Senator would make an admi-
rable Chief Justice, and besides
this he is personally very popular.
lie has labored hard to advance the
interests OF the District sf Column
bia while acting on the Senate COM
mittee having charge of District af-
fairs and this has m sde him widely
acquainted with local people and
endeared him to them. Hs will be
very strongly Endorsed for the Chief
Justiceshlp by Washington people
as well as by his collea cues in the
Sen ,te, aud little doubt is felt that
he can have the position If he da.
s'res it.-Washington correspon.
dent Wheeling Regis ter.
Miss Ida Hewitt, OF Cairo, who
is known as the only female loco
motive engineer in the world, has
bon engaged by the Commission
ers Of the Worlds Fair to run the
first train over the grounds on the
opening day of the exposition. She
8 made all her arrange ~ents and
will leave there for Chicago about
q week before the opening. A pro-
position was made some time ago
to Miss Hewitt to become a mem Der
of tho Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers. She naivtly replied
that, while she could not find it In
her heart to attempt becoming q
brother to them she would be sls-
ter as long as sha lived. The road
on which Miss Hewitt learned her
business, and on which she is now
running regularly is known as the
Cairo & Little KaDaWha, aRd is q
lesder Of the Baltimore & Ohio at
Cairo from the lumber districts ly-
ing back from the railroad in that
vicinity. 1t is largely owned by tho
father OF the young woman, who ia
man OF prominence and wealth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24
NO TOE.

The Hampshire Co. f. A. will
meet in the Court House in Rom
ney on the first Friday in April at
10 O'Clock a. M, it being the regu
lar quarterly meeting. All are re-
quested to attend.
GEO. Ii. JOHNSON,
President.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24

A late decision OF the Supr me
Court says it an eng neor Of rail
road engine, in approaching point
where it is his duty to sound his
whistle as required by the statute,
observes man with a team of hor-
ses hitched to a wagon, and can SEQ
from the surrounding that TO sound
a whistle will endanger the man and
team, it ia his duty to desist until
the danger point ia past, or, il ne
ccssary, to stop his train and il he
does not, but hecdlessly sounds his
whistle and permits steam to escape.
causing tie horses to run away, tho
company is liable for the injuries
inflicted.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24

The largest sheep ranch in thu
world ia in tho counties Of Dimmit
and Webb, Texas. 1t contains u D.
ward OF 100000 acres and yearly
pastures from ! 1000, 900 to 1,GOO,-
600 sheep,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24
MARRIED..

In Cumberland, March 8, By the
Rev. James T.. Moffatt, y. II. In
skeep and Miss Sallie 9. PuQh,
both Of Keyser.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24
-asHuATIoN, WANTED!p.

Having finished my education in
bookkeeping am anxious to secure
employment in some good House
with the hope Of gaining thorough
knowledge Of tho mercan tile bust
moss. ! am 20 years old and will
do my best to please. i.
/, Plcaso address,
& FRANK ROBERTS,
r. ID I'm Martin, w. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24

k-nysscians C0szian,t Curo.
A-pANsvrIL1, Hamilton Co., o.. juno. fF0.
One -~tS1s OF Pastor Kosntg's Nerve fopfe
oursd me .-,tffefy. after physictAns bad triei
unsuccessfulf, eog es9hf mooths 70 ralieve me Of
nsryocs debility. ". HUENNkFEL4D.
DR.. Ont. Jan IL 1891
Ny wife hAs tnkrn efx oottles Of Pastor
kosnfg's Nerve Tcnic; she has Ia no rc<urn Of
toe nts. and thank this rerneo, has bad thu
desirod effect- ehserfuiiy rscommsp> - 70 any
ono suffering FROM thas dreadful NJ 'sdy.
ARhepsy JOHN 0RANs
Bnocxrox. Nasa. June II fspo
About Teer ago noticsd my right hand CON-
tmunliy shaking. tried dfnersnt naeftofpcs
but they AL bad no effock Afsor usins
three or four bottles Of Pastor KccuiE's NcrvS
Tonic my hand ceased 20 shake and found NV
self seintus every day. 1 think thfs medicine II
Taos. oRxIILY.
EnHE7A Msahss. neek - NEw0
M "a - sSSs.s9 ss.s e: q sss :sa'
- his ynsdy has been prsr.r.d By ,he Beysren4
:sSa 1esOs1sa ssdsrSis eirseaos s. sss ''''
koEMIc MED. CO.. ohiease, iiI
sosdby Druggists ~ q Dor Dotsss. o~ 81,
LArxe sssss Sits. Bottles so< 90.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24
Shepherd College
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
sHEPHERDSTO WIN. w. va
Tssehsrs Thoroughly FIXED for Their
Work

Teachers Thoroughly Fit'ed for Their
Work
Instructors competent, thorough
and energetic. Library and read
ng-room open TO students. Every
dVantage offered. Thorough course
music. ITeslthful and pleasant
location. Rates Of board very
cheap. Pupils may epter at any
time.
TUITION FREE
to State students. Very low to
others. Catalogues and any far
ther information will be cheerfullv
furnished upon application 20
A. @. KIMLER, PrincipaI,
Shepherdst0wu ~. W.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24

1 viii offer for sale at public auc-
ton At the stors-house Of Mr.. Geo.
Aarmison lately occupied by p. T..
Robosson & Son In Romney, on
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24

Gilkeson has just received bix
lot OF Cook Stoves, and also Hsas-
ing Stoves suitable for schosi
houses &c. These goods are Offer
% at prices that cannot be under
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-24

out " - evident 1t was not the
work Of stranger.-Keyser Tri-
hnne.
Rev. HEM Mann Of the NJ. T..
Church left This place with his fam
lily last Friday for his new home
and new field Of labor ct Mechan-
icstOwn, Maryland after a sojourn
Of three years on Romney Circuit
during which time he had endsared
himself very warmly Ia the people
he serCed as we'll as many sincere
friends ontside Of his own church.
Mr. Mann was faithful, untiring
pastoF and the whole circuit has
lost an earnest friend and helper.
May the coming conference year bs
one Of spiritual as we'll as temporal
prosperity to him and his, and
blessed success attend all his Efforts.
A very desirable place for an I'D.
Vertisement is the last one, Il has
place all it's own. No one can
oVerpoWer it, or destroy its signi6-
canoe. Yet this position is rarely
sought for, while head Of column,
or head OF page, or next after read
ing matter, ia demanded, at q great
increase in price sometimes. There
Is no reason Why this should be 90.
Generally speaking, ths spaos Of
the last advertisement ia Worth one
half more than in the dead leVel Of
the page, and II the journal is q
large one, more than the head Of
any column not Rext to reading
matter. Printers Ink,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

the reports received az the treasury de-
partmenf for Il . rrst half IL the pru~ess
year. Tue deposits or sold ~ nints and
assay oais,es during the s1l tuonths
have excassied bs 81 1000 those of the
same SIX Inonths Of l5.x. aud j. i be
liesed that the increase for the calendar
yesF will ta nearly tstouop. The gold
product az tie United States fof ti,e
calendar year lssl vas sa3l550o and
for is<se ss33olouSo. 80 that the increase
Is LIKELY 10 reach per cent
IL Is believed at tie treasury depart
nent that the production II gold IN
other parts of the world viii also show
al Increase. Figures have already ccaas
to land II the froducf of tie MIN atess
randi district u south Afflea. viseh In
asea;e thar the steady increase II pro
ductio1 there has pot been suspended
during tie present yea. The largest
product ep 10 lss3 was IN December,
isss., when the amount mined MAS H.
as ounces, representing value of over
s35to0la There was slight decline
from thin, figure during the winter
months. hut the production in every
case was larger than ~ the same month
of ls9.. anc the figures for June have
reached l.s,-.u. ounces. representing q
value Il ABOUT s22.sJD.tOu
The production FOR the first six months
Of the year has already reached Gs1. .7ol
ounces. representing . value Of more
than tl3tsOOo and promising an out
put for the year of at least sc 60UuO0
The estimate IL last yoaf's production
made by Director iseech was e3O 709. 500
and his estimate Of tho production Of
the world was tl3o.sI6.6oO. an increase
Of 100000 over the production Of 1891.
1t would appear that II there are no
losses in other gold countries the pro-
drction Of this year will rise 10 at least
Sli0.OOOfNO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

ne ard His Secretary 10 Up an oh,
Eet-rfrr.

nr~rwn. Col. gniy Governor
Wa ncst rssfsi q t.eoi vfsfftiay.
tfr vas nct NJ e. his horses trisiht
Ths Frer,as rtsf has isea va * Vsr
eel Asse. sni yfsfertsy ae ordered ~
lererss arnaf + fisssou. q cease
vfin4 fht rzn-iifivrcffi.e gas,on i
81 81 fnnan fghtar saf n besrslsa
-. 4oferHer IN rs ien to,iay be en-
tffe.i l'e fsce ard inqarei = Private
~errftaFy Naitty Il che reveraer wfs
r. - vas 'eit he eas. brt ss< al
siesi rff g. ftfeeirf - -ea hia tiasfen
tr'tf ~ fr tft -sVerrars rooui and
e1esi fE- Savr~aor god rnorui1z
tset 0us f here ilitnt I tel ynu |
fit'r wert ye1 fr~rs ruaresi Waite
ristng g. stfics ih- .arorter.
tsssfan sf,ofi = zrsuud ssYirx tie
eide ese a fi,alir osie sea he rritoss-i
. -fsy ftfre fiie iFsVerncr .rsSes in %
shasir s1oersd sa <ei "a hesss o.
rether ard came trrn atan tsassen.
tnf .t;ter rttaras-A ter attaca ami
srslref haEdfai Il rha rrrAsifxf.
xh.@kers snd xave ihr governor : s..rer
thsf nasi- BE ar83 nax
Secretary Hsi1ey -paie 4. .h~ r-a-s.
snd he ard the rsrifner ~fpsi AZ -
fsssr sith tssstso. s,,se eve. rsse
hisckeresi iqee sut ees ft-- .cnf led
tS.l i resen. tllsi ssss eeefsteas f.ts
s,,i sanrht tsrk - ts. ~ ssatl f,if
-. tw- eefe er rsa-t ff tr 4ns q.
wa fasIy snessses Hsssa snd tssrsra
ent
r.trar Waift sse--f over h.s vs-sIsa
81 s.n c ~ s.esfe. rf,n ar.ls -
ssrt - tefa~r 1 as 2eN
sfat., ss.l+t.... .sftrts - - .-..s 80 A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

lie Cr;sicsse~ the Action 81 the New
York isepnhiican Cfnh.

NV logK. july Washington r.
Connor. who resigned from the Rapub.
lican club because q ifs arfaon ss issa.
ING a circular s-crihing the present
financial distress 90 the democrat VIC
tory last fall. is not the only rsr,shlscan
dissatisfied with thc action W TIE club.
though he H. the only one Who has rs-
pressed his disrleasnre ID rcsixslinr.
William Brookfield. chairman - the re-
publican state committee aud al cx-
president % the club. said.
Mr.. Connor says that be does uoi ic
lieve IL tie clah making Isffy itpar
of the financial situation ana IL sya
pafhy Nth him IN that an NOT en-
priced II others follow a. a fs1uii of fne
clubs action. conslsier that i ssi1a IN.
furious TO issue the circular ~ tbis fine.
and had hecn prcseEt al fhe uieeunR
q the club when a xas conslqert6 !
would have voted against It. The sn
tereets of the republican party np1ld i.e
beei suheerved by an effort 30 serve tie
national Interests. We eirruid s.e fsnfri.
otic and put 10 ~sunalsinE i6scss ir the
way 81 restoring bSsinees cooi8eslre
10 the country. The eitrstior l. To
important for the rspub.iczne q The
Republican club on repob.icans auF.
whcfc q seca rsrtssan advantage ffsm
a. IL bas got beyond ieiise = fsris ~
fair- and epei ciilseas. den,ertats asd
rtpulllcane should POI tevefhe- a. re
store ccntidsrce ln buslresr circies TIE
interests - fhc state and raffon ere Gar
above ihose - party an All rspplascars
.huuid recognize tho feet foa ~ /. a.
ing they vii cnuand the confidence
and votes a the people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31
Homer. r.i,,le Abduction Yarn.

CoLcHysrEE. H.. july D.-fIomcr
Alters has returned 10 his home In this
city and tells most remarkable story
of bis abduction. lie started from Col
chester 10 Aacomb about q week ago ia
sesrcn OF work. and when on the road
was oveFtaken by tao men ia wagon.
They asked him to ride. AM Alters did
80. The men asked him 10 crinA from
a bottle OF liquor and he obcyed. When
Alters woke up he WAS still in the
wagon. but at a point in Illinois. two or
three miles east of Burlington, Iowa
Here be attempted TO jump out of the
wagon. but the men interfsred. tie
managed 20 break away and one OF
them followed him. Alters picked up a
fence rail and struck his pursuer down.
He left the man lying on the ground
and began his return home. working a
day on the way al harvest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

PrrrsnrRc. July 0.-Tho trouble
among the iron mills. resulting from the
unsettled trade conditions. has ut last
come TO affect the steel works OF the
Carnegie works ut Homestead. Com
mencing tomorrow the night turns will
not run in the plato millA This in e.
peciaily significant because this particu-
lar department has never been slack Of
orders before. 1t has been running
three turns and under the now arrange
ment the men in each turn will work
every third week. The announcement
of the change caused general comment
and speculation aud some startling stor-
les are ahoat in Homestead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

NEW YoRK. July D.--The Metropoli-
tar Traction company viii apply to the
commissioners Of public works in few
days for permission to begin opening
streets for the purpoee Of extending its its
cable system. The proposed extensions
and connections ars planned on huge
scale and will materially change the
conditions OF transit in this city. When
fully completed over twenty miles OF
new road will have been added to the
roads now owned by tho company. and
the city will be crossed east and west.
north and south by cable roads. which
will girdle Central park completely.