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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-20
THE PANAMA TRIAL
Defence OF deLesseps Makes Strong
Argument.

PARIS. Jan. 19-Mr Buboux began
argument for the defense in the Panama
canal conspiracy today. Bnboux gave
:ull vent to his oratory in recoun,ipC II G
many struggles of Count Ferdinand de
Lesseps and laid particular stress upon
his contest with Great Britain over the
Suez canal. He then proceeded to ex
anime into the duties and responsibilities
of the directors of the company which
he declared had been faithfully and cor
rectly carried out. He dealt with the
charges against de Lesseps and endeav
ored to show they were unfounded. In
his speech Birboux declared that the
heavy outlays made on behalf of the
company were fully justified and he pro
posed to prove that public opin
ion on this matter had been
misled. When Barboux had fin shed
the court adjourned until Tuesday.
Charles de Lesseps wa, much over
come by tributes paid him and hi father
ny the advocate and warmly thanked
him for his eloquent defence.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGs
OF THE FOURTEENTH DAY.

Both Houses Met but After Prayer
Adjourned Out or Respect to the
Memory OF General Robert X.
Lee, IL Being His Birthday.
THURSDAY, Jan. 10 The senate was
called to order at 10 o'clock by Lieu.
tenant Governor Doughton, and was
opened with prayer by Rev. g, w, New
ell, of the senate.
The reading Of the journal was dis
pensed with.
Mr.. McRae, Of Robson, moved that
in Difference to the memory of that dis
tinguished soldier and southerner, Rob
ert E. Lee, that the senate Of North
Carolina adj urn until 10 O'clock to NOR.
row. to day being the birthday Of the
southern general.
Obi ction was interposed and Mr. Nc
Rae withdrew his motion in order that
the matter might be discussed.
Mr.. Day at once renewed the motion
saying that the people of this south land
should observe this day to the memory
of one of her noblest sons aud should
thank the Almighty that he had given
them such a matchless character.
The motion was put to the senate and
the president decided that the ayes were
in the majority. Division was called
for-28 voted in the aft rmative, in the
negative, and the senate then adjourned
until 10 o'clock to morrow.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-20
A Tail Essd Collision.

JERSEY CITY. n j., Jan. 19.-The
8 o'clock train for Newark on the Penn
sylvania railroad broke down this even
ing on the meadows just beyond the
Hackensack river The signal agent
supposing the train had gone beyond his
block, signalled to the Chesapeake al d
Ohio express Immediately following, that
the road was clear. The express crashed
into the stalled train, completely teles
coping it. Two persons were killed out
right and seventeen wounded.
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He Cannot Arbitrate.

OTTAWA, Jan. 10 -Unless the date OF
the meeting of the Bering sea arbitra
ton in Paris is changed, it is difficult to
see how Sir John Thompson can act as
arbitrator while parliament is sitting
here as his presence at the session is re
auired. The dae of the meeting IS now
ixed for February 23rd but it is thought
he meeting will only be formal and ad
journnent for two or three months be
had In event Sir Thompson will be uu
able to serve, Sir Chas Tupper, or Sir A.
T. Calf will be appointed in his place
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-,rY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Ky
| e-tue 1, , deed OF MOI tgags executed
y iY--d Il Il and Cornt liza his wife. I
ruGE Ers4,a t5s court hoase acor ia
s..iet ar Ennd Y, the 10th Il " of jan
~ lsI n v clock m, the following
...t,o. lama! BE Inning at stake on a
s-.6gS South street RAINING south 20S feet
nd av5 NJ aes to the sas h use branch.
~ leu going east along with the gas
Sa branch, and then going south along
Tts th- sss house branch to South street
,si then rgu- west with said street So feet
,,i 9 inches
Teere lsR new house on the lot Terms
,uh Title perfect For further par icu
N, see no1S III, at page 45S, register of
ixtsof Raleigh, Y. G.
J. G. l.. HARRIS,
Attorney OF Mortgage.
December '0 1899 tbs,
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C.LEoFyERY yAIr.RtF,t1y

y PIopeIty.-By ,lrtue O. deoree OF tie
superior court OF Vase coaaty tue special
proceedings ior partition, autiAed NAulsey
4. Rogers and Others. el-I ArIe No. 592 spe-
cisl iroceeairgs docket Of sAiI court, VIII
offer for sale to the highest 81 ider Al pullic
outcry, Al the cogrt house door, IL the city Of
Raleigh, n c., on
Monday, the 9th day of February, 1898,
At l2 O'Clock NJ, the lot .; land situated on
Martin ttreet, IN raid city, known as the
"FowLE BuILDiSo." adjoining the lots of a.
/. Mis- L. Williamson, Aud other-, front
ing 90 feet on Martin e rect and extending
back l6i ieet
Terms of s6!e-Cne-half o. the purchase
mon y to be paid In cash and the remainder
in twelve months from dAy 81 sale the de-
erred psJ Inentr to t'sr per cent interest.
ARNI,TEAD JONES,
4 dec3l ids. Comm --iorer
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Notes From Warrenton.

WARRENToN. N. c., Jan. 19-Spe-
cial.-A double marriage took place near
town last night at the residence of Mr..
G. w. Rockies. The contracting parties
were w. W. Williams and Miss Mollie
Rockies, W. T. Powell and Miss Mamie
Rockies, Esquire Ed Royster officiating.
Mr.. William Holloman died last Mon.
day morning. He ws one of the oldest
of our citizens, being 78 years old.
Mr.. R. B Rodwell, a young man, died
near Macon Tuesday.
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Blaze I'm Lincoln C0unfY.

L1NcoLNroN, N. c.. Jan. l9-Special.
The store house and stock of goods of
G.. A Mauney & Bros, at Crouse's sta
tion, Lincoln county was destroyed by
f. last night, caused by a defective
flue. The loss is about 81, 900, ON both
house and stock.
Snow is nine inches deep this morning
and ice about six inches thick on most
all the streams. Sleighing aud skating
is fine. The trains are running regular
ly, notwith standing the extreme cold
weather and heavy snow.
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THE RICHMOND TERMINAL.
Will Oppose the Reorganization o
tho GeOrgia Central

tho Georgia Central.
New YORK, Jan. 19-The CONNER.
cial Advertiser to pight says:
The Richmond Terminal directors are
making arrangements to enter . vigorous
protest against the proposed scheme OF
reorganization of the Central Railroad
and Banking Company of Georgia, as
outlined by the reorganization commit
tee of which H. B. Hollins 10 chairman,
and lodged with the Mercantile Trust
company for ratification.
The Richmond and West Point Term
lnal company owns about $1,000, 900
worth of Georgia Central stock which ID
controlling interest, but has for some
months been unable to administer to af-
fairs of the adjunct road and work has
been done by receiver, who it is
claimed, is antagonistic to the Richmond
Terminal interests. The reorganization
scheme, it is claimed, 10 plot to place
the Georgia Central railroad outside ol
the jurisdiction Of the Richnond Termi.
nal company by q large issue Of new
stock.
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Has Res1Dned His Seat.

PARIS, Jan 10 In the chamber of
deputies to day Cssimir Perier, presi
dent, announced that Baihaut, now un-
der arrest in connection with the Pana-
affair, had resigned his seat. Debate on
the budget was taken up.
An amendment was offered to abolish
the embassy to the vatican. The amend
ment was defeated by majority of 1876.
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ANXIETY Amonx Depo.itor..

ROME, Jan. 19.-Signor TauloDgo,
and Signor Larenzoni. cashier OF Bancs
r ,mana, concerning tho standing of
which graves rumors are af oat, have
been arrested. This has caused renewed
excitement among the depositors who
fear that the examination of the banks
affairs will show that they have lost
everything.
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Regarding Egyptian Troubles.

LONDON. Jan 19-Acting in conform
ity with Instructions, Waddingtop,
French ambassador. to day sent . note to
Lord Roseberry. British foreign minister,
in regard to the trouble in Egypt, in
which it was stated that France co1ld
not remain Indifferent to IN act on the
part of Great Britain that tended 70 in
fringe the Independence OF the Khedive.
Two companies of South Wales borderers
have been ordered to start for Egypt on
Monday. The companies will be up to
the full war strength.
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True Asiatic cholera.

BERLIN, Jan. 19 The Hallesche
Zeitung says since the outbreak of chol
era in Nei,leben lunatic asylum twenty
eight persons have been stricken with
the disease. Thirteen died. The paper
adds the disease is pronounced true
Asiatic cholera.
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Lodging House Burned.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Jan. 10 About
1 80 this morning the Diamond lodging
house, opposite the Union depot, caught
fire from the explosion of a gesoline
stove. The flames soon spread to the
Pauley house adjoining, but the guests
were alarmed and were able to escape
safely. Both buildings were destroyed.
The loss will be obout $75, 900.
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yorIcE OF SALE or LAND.

tals- aa' by virtue Of power conferred in
,9est q. trg.t xecutet ~ \ Gi | and wife,
Wrgls y OIL recorc ed N the otica,f the
hUster Deeds Of Wake county, book AS,
,Es So viii stll for cash, st public auc-
tol ittteo1frt house door in Raleigh, " @,
r2dcacA n on Monday, the 18th day Of
pc-m 1897, ce tain t-.ct of Ianf in
hssb tVa-hip, W'ke county and fully
tsctloei ssld deed of trus', and lyirg
sHEe 'hs Tsrboro road AID thu road lead
hioy DE Osswood ecu etery, and joining
rt lnt Mrs Margaret Terrell, N Y Dem
ruIhtj N Heck containing 9X sores.
ne shove described land vii be cfiAred
'ci' ,ult the purchasers as per n ap in
ty6Aice WI PACE,
Att rney Of MORTGAGE.
Ths ,s.e oi he above land is post poss d
ut rfmo iondty In January, 1893, at Il
'totS NJ novls-tde
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InHonorofGeneral Lee.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 10 To day be-
ing the anniversary of the birthday of
Gen. Robt E. Lee, the day was gener
ally observed throughout the state as a
legal holiday. This evening the First
Virginia regiment with full ranks
marched to the Academy of Music where
an appropriate address was delivered by
Capt Geo. Wayne Anderson, company
commander.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-20
The Decision Reversed :.

CHICAGO Jan. 10 The state supreme
court has reversed the decision of the
lower court in the case of Ex Detective
Dan Coughlin, who. with Burke and
O'Sullivan, was sentenced to life impris-
onment and is now in the penitentiary
for the murder of Dr.. Cronin. The case
was remanded.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-20
Chinese Act Unconstitutional,

DULUTH. Mimi, Jan. 10 Judge r
R. Nelson, OF the Untied states court,
yesterday declared the Chinese exclu
sion act unconstitutional in case
brought before him on habeas corpus
n the proceedings in the arrest of a
Chinese of seven years residence in the
United States.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-20
England Has Explained.

PARIS, Jan. 19-It is eemi officially
announced that Great Rritain has ex-
changed explanations with France on
the subject of the action taken by Great
Bri'sin in requiring the Khedive to dis
miss his ministry. France accepts the
appointment of Riaz Pasha - . COM
promise.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-20

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 19.-The snow
last night turned into sleet and rain and
the streets are three or four inches deep
in slush. Business is almost suspended
and much damage has been done to
houses, the tremendous weight of snow
on the roofs causing leaksge.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-20
Want Of Confidence Vote.

MELBOURNE, Jan. 19-In conse
quence of a vote of want confidence in
the government, passed by Victorian
parliament yesterday, the ministry to
dap handed their designations to the
Earl of Hopeton, governor of the colony.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-20
NJ Q T &c E.

-hiss to certify tha. the frm of Goodwin
tbs sturs d liDg mar BILE and granite bust
res ia N city Of Raleigh and town of raw
Fiaylle las this day diss .lved by mutual
a1seuI The business in Raleigh has been
ir.ess-i by Mes.rs DurhAm l. Elliott, of
CsHlota \ O.. and the business In Fay
,aylie by Mr. Z. l. Remsburg
Tie q rs due the hrm of Good win 4 Rems-
t5's I'll 10 paid to snd recei ted f.r at Ral-
sgalni FAytttev'ile respect velv.
III aebs due tho ftrm viii be paid n
NsyA due.
HAS 4 GOODWIN,
L Z Rt MSbURG.
Dee Der 10, 1891
.beg leave TO thank the public for their kind
rrous ge TO me aud most hea tily comm ea
se gentlemen conhnuing the bu -iness
.ec2t-lm CHAS a G JODWIN.
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C,evaland Coino to the Fuueral.

Cleveland G Coing to the Funeral.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Presioent elect
Cleveland, accompanied by his secretary
Mr.. O'Brien, arrived at the Grand Cen
trail depot at 10 a. m. to day. He was
on his way to Fremont to attend the
funeral of ex President Hayes.
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NIr Blaine Has Improved.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 De johnson
visited Mr.. Blaine abont IL O'Clock is
m m'rDiog and remained about half nour.
He said the patient had improved since
yes erday and was little stronger ana
lighter to day.
Secretaries Foster, of the treasury,
Noble of the interior, Rusk of sgricul
ture, Postmaster general Wanamaker,
representing the president and cabinet,
left Washington via the Baltimore and
'hio railway for Fremont at IL 40 this
morning to attend the funeral of ex Pres.
dent Hayes. Fourth assistant Postmas
ter general Rathbone and Representative
Haynes of Ohio, who represents the sew
enth district and resides at Fremont il
also with the party.
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wulExtradile Hers.

LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch from
Paris to the Echo states that warrant has
been issued by the French authorities for
Cornelius Herr on grounds that will JUS
tify his immediate oxtradition.
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FORT MONROE, Va, Jan. 19.-The
Novelty theatre at Chesapeake City, one
mile west of Fort Monroe, and three sa
looms adjoining burned down last night
Loss about s.. 900. Over one foot OF snow
fell last night.
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Exhibit SPACE at tho Fair.

CHICAGO, Jan. 19-Director General
Davis has prepared statement showing
that of 3,642, 5l2 feet Of exhibit space
in the World's Fair buildings, only 2l4, :
476 remain to be assigned to exhibitors.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-20

Ell. The Tyler Dstk -, u st- i-ouIs,
NO., have Just tE-gsl o. The market an
elegant Standard AGf.scr " x, n. In,
Rol Curtain D.--k. complete u every de-
tail. +. q. Is. - l.oaLs, for 81, and IT.,
same style and nn!sn for ~ let, sDOt
cash. zee tl-ir card 10 this Issue send
your order direct OF send for specia clIcu-
la Bank counters and government wo1k
speciality. send IN your floor plans fCr
designs and prices.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The Briggs
case will be appealed direct to the gen
era. al.assembly. The prosecuting commit
tee fled to o.night with Rev: DR.. Saul,
d.. Alexander. the stated clerk OF the
presby ytery, their notice of appeal.
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Kf1leA q NeDr0.

AUGUSTA. Jan 19.-Max Ssllat, white,
to-day killed Samuel Edmunds, colored,
in Hamburg, across the Savannah river
from Augusta. No cause of the deed is
given.
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Notice of Application.

OFFICi or y c HoMR lNs Co,
RALEIGH, y. G., Dec. 81.
Public notice Is hereby given that Appli-
cation Will be made { the next legislature
TO grant Am endments 10 the charter, sc.
of this company.
W. s. PRIMROSE.
President.
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Clam Oring for Work.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 10 This city was the
scene to day of another demonstration
oy unemployed working men, whose mis-
cry is beginning to make them desperate
and ready for anv wild act of lawlessuess IS
TO day large num'er of unemployed
men marched in pro ession through the
principal stree of the city clamoring
for work. MuI icipa' authorities declare
hat there is no Ling 70 fear, as they are
preparing to put dow disorder.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-20

Eaas-3 & Son Tows'iga. Ca, writes
n.ue.eh1 rs h a been SUFFERING from
N.~. .tr. ysr,i wears, which ,es' 'ste' ali
n'r,s1t A. medince res rted. We fina lv
g"rlJgI induced him to try efi-
CAIH H'i cscv OF b b. b., and he was
,.gsLttI with an i'm Iovement, He
80. 's us and WAS cured sound and
a.
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n.ce FACTORY Damaged by Fire.

LONDON, Jan. 10 The 1lkeston lace
factory. situated at Ilkeston, Derby yshlre,
was damaged by fire to day to the ex-
tent of e4O, 900.
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ST. PAUL, Jan. 19.-It is announced
that Stuart r bison, the comedian Is
dangerously i'll and many of his future
engapements must be cancelled.
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xqsa o. 1Ol Bslm Co., Atlanta. Ca.
Rks' S5uders" sent Tree,
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:, for sale, al Lowest Prices,
DRTG GIS rs.

.r,s Years l suffe ed fr I'm second
I J,,ai s, sry blood uoifon. NJ face
I ac.mss mass Of eruption
VI y .sf Uogsn to eat my skull one,
ri '1s ~. .ur ly die, but tried
~" r with bened'. and using
bte more | becsma sound and
I'a' .., tlel 80 for twelve months,
Vi00D PJI ON aanSs'Ss e.n be- ss.n Of On s'n5s m:
,.,i heartfelt thank for 30 val rsble
vi ROBERT WARD.
'..n,.sp BERT Ward snd that h. has been
NE.f, Blood Balm. 4. T Is ight-
''i-' 4 b b ore. 4 Co, j H. Brieht.
lint Hart W. b. Campbell, For
'..t,s.. 3re. sists
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SALEOFNALIABLE CITY PROP

~ cray %, vlstue II autn~rl ICul.rr-
eu hy deed of mort.a Necuied 10y & B
tlpc Il CT and wife Adeline. re ord, IN
the iii e Of the kegi,ter o Dec Of Wake
g urty. ook -. gase s. Viii sell for
ca h At Tu prc aCction n the court hon
zoo Ia -lgh GA Noud 3y TIE = N day
Of F,bruarv l>9& certain iaf in the ciry
NJ at gh on the south sIletf West payte
street., suj IN NJ the Ian : o. D" Moore S
hsirs ana J. W Brown. kuOSn ~ The
cor tsn 'ot to-e hsr " 3 the impraNe-
cut thereon, ore fully dest ribtdin
ssid deed # mortgage
Time o sale , % clock ~.
PA r X BOTSHALT,.
jlis t1s Atom ys for VI rrgaCse.
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SALARY OR COMMISSION

pilso handle the Patent Ch.m,ca, Ink.
novsI fencil. The most useful and
,horr,,ii invention OF the age. Grasses ink
MAJ In two secords. Works iike
naRln, s0 70 800 per cent profit. Agents
sgensss - per week We also want q
,nd ai al gent u take charge of territory,
70 nsgpsoiut sub agents. A rare chance
sample (, monev. Write for terms and
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ian1-3Od
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-31
A Sweeping Order.

Superintendent T. r. Hotter re-
ceived orders from the Secretary of
the Treasury this morning to suspend
coinage entirely at the Mint ON June
LIST and dispense with the services of
the entire coinage force (22); also the
Record Clerk, Abstract Clerk and
Register Of Deposits in the Superin-
tendents department.: four employees
in the Meter and Retiner's depart
mont; three in the Assay department.,
and four in the general department,
and reduce the pay of tho Waterman
to S3 day.
Gold and silver will he received and
paid for as heretofore. and parting
aud refining Of gold aud silver bars
continued.
Out OF force of 81 employees only
about 20 will remain. This is hard
blow 70 Carson, ns it means the taking
out OF circulation in Carsoc Of at
least 5000 month, and all in the
interest Of 1.-The free and unlimited
coinage of silverI"-Carson Tribune
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-31
ENCOURAGEMENT TO PRAY.
A kiKhthonso-KWepOr'sH eScue TronN RNa~
ilous Position In tho Kick OF Ttusn.

A kiKhthouse-KNepor's Rsscue TromH SS4.
iious Position In tho nick OF Tlune.
John William Thomas, assistant
keeper of the Wolf Trap light station
near Norfolk, Va, which succumbed
to ice recently, says he had an ex-
perience calculated to quicken his wits
and open his weather eye. Mr.. Thomas
was alone at the station, which is in
twelve feet Of water and three miles
from the shore, and the Washington
Post finds it easy to appreciate che
dreadful forebodings which filled his
mind as day after day he watched the
thiclsening ice conscious as he was OF
the great peril which envitoned him,
his distress signals unnoticed, with that
vast field OF ice cXpending its mighty
power against the piles, and gathering
additional strength every moment as il
overlapped and piled up against the
doomed structure. To pray in such y
crisis was a most natural thing to do,
and pray he did, long and fervently,
and he feels assured that his PRAYERS
were answered, for it was not very long
before he deserted in the distance tho
smoke of a steamer battling with the
ice. Slowly she proceeded along until,
getting abreast of the station, she was
stopped by the thick ice. Although the
steamer was some half mile out toward
the ship canal, the nervy keeper deter
mined to abandon the station to its i'm
pending fate and make the effort to
reach her. Getting upon the untried
ice he proceeded toward her, waving his
hat to attract the attention of those on
board. When within hailing distance
he called out Justify to the officer in
| command and was told TO come aboard,
which he did in safety. On leaving the
steamer higher up the bay for the
shore he broke through the ice in eight
feet of water and came nearly being
drowned. Tradition has it that Wolf
Trap derived it's name from the strand
| ing of the British man-of-war Wolf on
the bar during the revolution. The
lighthouse is ashore at the capes and
the lenses are in Richmond.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-31

tho services in the hall aud the msm.
beEs OF the Order hlsd out and formed
in procession followed by the sohool
children aud people present. ... e.
Under the leadership OF Marshal
Hlbbets, the procession MAI ohed TO
the office OF Russell d Bradley, where
the flowers were distributed acd from
Silence to the cemetery where, while
the choir sang "Covsr their Graves
with flowers" they placed beautiful
flowers on all the graves in the Odd
FehaEs' cemetery. The procession
then reformed and returned TO- town.
The exercises Of yesterday reflect
credit ON all vino took part in them
and cannot fail To- prove a lasting
benefit TO Elko Lodge No. 10, /. o.
o. F. under whoae auspices the day
was properly observed by the people
OF Elko and Vicinity.