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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

Special Di,paseA 10 ne In'eHt0encn

Special UIspdIcN 70 lle INclil0eNctE
MANNINGroN, W. Va, Oct 4.-While
Mrs. ]. o. Huey and Miss Annie Bur-
chinald we're taking drive yesterday
afternoon the horse took fright and ran
of. Both ladies' were thrown out OF
the buggy. Mrs. Huey in falling
alighted on her head, inalcting painful
injuries, the extent OF which cannot as
yet be told. She was unconscious for
several hours but it is now thought that
nothing serious will result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct, 4.--Accord-
ing to a treasury statement which has
issued by Secretary Carlisle, the total
amount Of money in circulation in the
United States October was Sl,T0l, $780,
9lS. The average circulation per capita,
estimating the population at 67.S06, 900,
is therefore S25 90. The net increase in
circulation during September was s2l,-
377. .247, the greatest item OF increa1e
boing gold. viz: 50. .S30.74l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05
nrnccnrklo Condemned.
gptctnl DiapnlcN 10 the Intelli1tnerr

Special Di3pHlcA 10 tle IalelIl0tncrr
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Oct 4.-The
Barnum club last night virtually con-
demned Governor MacCorkle. They
passed resolutions stating that his ex-
planation didn't 90, and that West Yir-
ginia coal did not need any tariff to pro-
tect it.
A copy of the resolutions is to be scnt
to the ways and means committee and
Larry Neal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

0VtVTNI I1I7I77IFV7I 10 VIZ IT7'V'77Fs7F77''
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. A. The
postoiice site at Oxbow, Richie county,
has been moved three quarters OF n
mile southeast, and Daniel II. Valen-
tine commissioned a postmaster. The
postoftice at Vendome, Brooke county,
has been discontinued. The mail will
hereafter go TO WellsburG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05
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to subscribe in advance of action by his
board of directors any specified sum, yet
he would say that there was no sum
on the list, however large, and no as
sessment, however great. that might
be made, the Dispatch would not meet.
The applications OF several papers,
which desired to join, were presented.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
The Reorganization of the Greatest
News Service Ever Known
IN THE HISTORY OF The WORLD.

Tho Enmity of Another Association
Shown to be Not Only Jealousy, But
a Scheme to Debauoh the Markets
and tho Exchanges OF the Country.
The New Organization Starts Out
With the Most Magnificent Pros.
peots-Why tho Association Would
Not Knucl1Ie to Corporations or
Politics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

hptcIU DI7p0IcN 70 NC IHIFHVI"VI'
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Oct 4.-Ed.
Crum, the prosecuting attorney Of
Wayne county, was arrested at o'clock
this morning on the street for being
drunk and carrying a revolver. lie
was fined ten dollars in the police court.
lie came here to talk over the Mac
Corkle matter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

cptelui H'SpuicH 10 Hc HHesi2tHGH'
PIEDMONT, W. Va, Oct 4.-Conrad
Fazenbaker, oi Westernport, Md, u
Cumberland K Pennsylvania conductor,
was crushed to death this evening while
coupling cars in the Piedmont yard. de
leaves large family.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

Special Dispa'ch 10 The Iategigae,r
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 4.-WeSt
Virginia postmasters have beenappoint-
ed as follows: q. X. Creel, vice j. 2. Nc.
Cardell, removed, Davisville. Wood
county; O., j. Gamer. vice ". II. Barr,
resigned, Sycamore, Calhoun county
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

PtTrsRuRuH, PA, Oct. 4.--The boat
caulkers along the Mononeahela riyel
struck to-day against n reduction Of %
cents per day. The strike will cause q
Of work in,tho boat yards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

One who hasn't seen tho Worlds Fair
won't be "in it" after the chow is over.
The ISTELLIGEScER makes the way easy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

Mr.. Grant, OF the Pittsburgh Dapatch.
said that while he was not authorized
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

hOAE Sn AASuhhH1Aaf
1t was the home of fisherman and
store-keepers and it comprised a colony
OF 400 souls with churches andschools
and other evidences Of modern civiliza-
tion. Nearly all its residents were
white people, the Spanish race largely
predominating. Hundreds Of fishing
smacks were owned by the residents
and many OF these were moored to
their landing places on the Cheniere
lake when the storm came up. Others
that were not either on their way to or
from the city, or were engaged in fish
ing for oysters which is the great in
dustry OF the islands. Dozens oil the
little craft that were tied TO posts ut
the main landing were picked up by the
mighty waters and either beached in
the marsh or torn to pieces like the
house OF their ownors. Hardly any Of
them escaped injury and most OF them
had been battered to pieces.
THE PRIESTS EXPERIENCE
The good priest. who looked after the
spiritual welfare OF the islanders was
among those saved, but he, likewise,
had an awful experience. The little
frame church Is, or was, visible from
Grand Isle. A simple wooden cross
adorn its top. A pretty little thaiched
cottage nestled by the side Of the sacred
edilice. When the hurricane struck the
island it swept the church out OF exist
ence, and it lifted tho priests residence
from its foundations and dumped IL
without ceremony into the water, which
was then up to the door steps. The
priest escaped with his life, and the
lady who occupied tho house with him,
and who was his housekeeper likewise,
was spared. The good father remained
awake during all OF the terrible night
and when morning came during all OF
the terrible night and when morning
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

Two or three attempts o: such char
uc,cr had been made in the past, one
OF them notably BY Jay Gould, but all
came TO grief, because OF the natural
refusal OF any oil the newspapers OF the
country 10 print their news. The pres
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-16

Miss inagrne Madden's school closed
Friday, December :. and she has gone
TO her home in Boise valley. She was
well liked by all.
Than Nelson is erecting a new barn on
his farm. Good fof Than
Mr. and Mrs. Suite nave returned
from Wood River where Mr.. Suite has
been mining,
Miss r. Anderson has been quite III
for a week past buf Is reported some bet
ter at present. We miss her at the ly-
ceum
Everyone reports a pleasant time at
the last dance at this place. Another
dance is announced for Friday night Of
next week.
John Nelson's saloon was robbed Fri
day night. have not learned what was
stolen.
Miss Hazeiton. teacher In the Ander-
son school district. is organizing class
in short hand. This is an innovation
which promises good results TO those who
are fortunate enough to attend.
Bad colds seem TO be the order OF the
day in this vicinity. and this is one OF
the cases where fellows proboscis is
his best friend. X
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-16
In Hynen's chaiu..

On Sunday, December 10. 1893. Miss
Ona Groesbeck, Of Star, and Mr.. Ed.
Vahlburg, Of Emmett, were united i'm
marriage at the home Of the brides par
ents in Boise valley; Elder Fouch offici-
ating.
This happy young couple is domiciled
at their own home just east of Emmett.
Their many friends charivaried them
the night before they were married on a
false alarm and returned the following
night and repeated the operation, after
which big oyster supper was given and
the evening spent most pleasantly with
instrumental and vocal music. Upon
their arrival in Emmett they were once
more called upon by another chariyari
party who performed the functions OF
their Office ina professional and scien-
tifc manner and each received a delight
fully favored Havana as a slight token
Of their excellent entertainment.
The INDEX has not the honor Of per-
sonal acquaintance with the bride but
her many friends speak Of her in the
highest terms, and she is no doubt
most estimable lady possessing many
sterling qualities of true worth and wo-
manhood.
Ed, Nahlberg is SO well known in this
vicinity that no words Of introduction
or recommendation from the INDEX are
necessary. He numbers his friends by
his acquaintance. May Gods choicest
blessings be showered upon them all
through life, is the wish Of ALL
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-16

At a meeting in the NJ. Z. church re-
Gently il was decided by those present to
give public Christmas tree in Emmett
on saturday night, December %, in the
NJ. 2. church. Following are the com
mittees appointed to take charge Of the
affair:
Finance-Mrs J. Smith, d. Knox and
VIM. Woody.
Music-Wm. Woody. Mat Martin and
Mrs. Martin.
Decoration Mesd ames Blanchard,
Carter and Cartwright.
PrOgrammee-E. {. Blanchard, Eu-
gene LOrtOn. Rev. Young. Dr. Clymer,
Miss Hattie Stone. Miss Flora Mccall.
Tree-Clint Brown.
The committee on programme met at
the residence Of +. c. Blanchard and
prepared the following as
THE PROGRAMME.
Music-By the band.
Prayer-By Rev. Barrett.
Song. Peace on Earth BY the choir
Opening Address-By Rev Young.
Song. Christmas Carols BY the choir
RecitatiOns:
Bout Million Young.
Christmas Stocking Francis
Trouble Ahead Anna Fulton.
.'Betsey and the Bear Glen Phillips.
Arrival of Santa Clause.
C. p. Bilderback was chosen to act as
chairman. Z. Q. Blanchard and W. Il.
Cartwright to read the names OF pres
ents and Lily Murray. Minnie Martin.
Effie Fulton and Iottie Knox to distri-
butte the same.
The lSDEx is requested BY those in
charge to extend general invitation to
all 20 come snd have good time snd
bring along the children.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-16
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
For the Independent School District Of
EmmettsyIle, Idaho.

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ne y sec p . rZ w. .-----f - o.
Jas Blgham- NV y ~ y. sw 4 nv =. sec
Jas NJ BroWn-sw 4 sw 4 sec =. toriw
35a Lot In smiths add 10 Emmett
One wagon horses. ..,.. ..--.-- y %
coT sT1Gsnairs horses q sse :. w. ~
W G brown Z Sc \. lots = sec %
7r1 " l6s acres. s...-.........-.... .---.- ~
Geo Boon-sav mil near Emmett.-.-..-. II
g + Curtis-5 cows, harness. . horses and
vehicle. ......t......- .r----------- lu
Henry Clark-s horses. ...,,............-. y
II II Fulton--pld onl Wardwell add 10
Mrs- E Z B faioa- NV ! De seq isters
=. 80 ecres CHSeeurad efediisi 3 co~s 81, a,
Tssn'ne E.nofe 5sse,pe'iiiifsrsw see ~..',....,.. ~ SIS
w l. Fulier-lOis p sec - ] "; lot
9 sec ft6ri v; lot sec 50 tp W
lot sec xl fp7 r " lh5 acres. ....t.-.-. - p
oSsSsS Iss;s SS;;s; saloon siass. good. rs
4 Lnncaster-lot 4 sec tp 7 r "; e ne
= sec 81 tp z, r. w. li5 acres; cows
p Marcelius-e x ne ia sec y tp ersw So
r Munroe-sw ar Sc Or sec n. tp 6r w. p
j : Wttle-Imps on timber cult sec tp
T "; harness. 3 horses vehicies.....t 3 w
l. WagOncr-nV or sec u tp o " % "
Payette Valley Irrigation & Water Power
CO.. miles Of ditch. house end lot. lu3 81
Isaac PeoE-ImpS on homestead ..--.-- 81
l. Chrisler-fO acres In sec - tp 6r2w II
Notice Is hereby given that he above Is a cor
rect list Of the delinquent school taxes due the
Indeucudent school District OF Emmettsvllle.
Idaho and n not paid on or before the 18th day
OF December, 1893. the property upon which the
respective amounts are due Will be sold 70 the
10 clock "a. m and O'Clock p. m. on the DAY
and date aforementioned. sale viii take place
in front OF the school house IN said district.
JAMES PHILLIPS. Treasurer
sirufr D. at her.
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NO.


All persons knowing themselves In
debted TO the undersigned viii please
call and settle by January Ist, as we
intend to do strictly Cash or exchange
business after Jan. lst. is0s. We believe
u will b. to the interest OF our patrons
as well as ourselves as IL will enable us to
sell VII kinds Of goods at strictly bed
rock prcies. Let's try It for one year aud
b. happy.
BrfDpRracK A. CkRTwRrcrtr
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-16

HoxoLULU. November 10.
DEER GRovEn:-Thanks. you deer old
duckhunter. I'm out Of the supe again.
and I'm grateful for the lift you gave
me. Come over and see me and well
have rosie missionary for dinner III
hotpof him and have him real tender
Leave your family at home and oblige.
Yours.
Done at the Palace. LII.
Exchange.
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Estray Notice.

Broke into my enclosure about seven miles
south Of Ontario. on April !. 1898. one Grey
Horse branded with anchor above X on LETT
shoulder one black. two-year-Old stallion.
branded OIL on left thigh one sOrrel, two-year-
old hley. branded O5 on left shoulder; one grey
mare. bearing indistinct brand. supposed 70 be
anchor, on left shoulder. Owner Is requested
10 prove property, pay charges, and take them
away.
CHARLES CARTER.
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For Sale OF Trade.

A brsnd-new American sewing machine new
er been used. can see fac-simile az this Ofice
This machine can be had for about one hal
what an agent would charge for IT, II you wan
a good sewing machine call on or address
TIE INDEX. Emmett, Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-16
For Sale.

TEAM. WAGON AND HARNESS. Well
matched team each four years old coal blacks.
Brand new Harness. Wagon and springs. Any
person wishing good driving team viii do well
W. r. SNODGRASS.
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Reeeat Events Hays Proven this to be Forssry

BmpgHpAcK & CARrwRIeHr
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-16

A two story. ten room hotel IN the town OF Em-
NETT. Furnished and IN good shape for the hotel
business. Feed Siahio IN connection with the
hotel. WIN be rented ON reasonable terms 70
reliable parties For particulars call on OF ad-
dress. DAN REAGAN, Emmett. Idaho.
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SOCIETIES.

EIRST NJ. +. church OF Emmett. Regular ser
i vices on the first sunday la each month al
II "a. m. and 7:30 y. m: also services on the 3rd
Sundays at 80 p. m. Sunday school every sun
day morning at 10 o'clock. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening.
REv. +. l.. YOUNG Pastor
EIRST BAPTIST church OF Emmett. Regu-
i lar services ~ n a. m and 1880 p. M. on the
fourth Sunday OF each month In NJ. +. church.
REV. /. G.. PERKINS Pastor
ENMETTSVILLE LODGE No. n. 1. o. o. +.
Z Meets on ist ana ard Saturday nights Of
each month All Odd Fellows In good standing
cordially invited TO attend.
FINDLEY MONROE, CHAs. OAkEs,
Secretary. y. G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

he was. And vet he had not forgotten the
semi-theattical resolution TO change his Ie which
less he % S na" Of S SrcaEns H. lie had
always laughed at men and women who made
sudden and important resolutions under the sin-
nnence OF emotion, and, on the whole, lac had
gratuitous promises as valid, unless there
had been witnesses to them, and human
in his own case, he meant to try
the experiment. II made no difference whether
he were vain about IL or not. IL he succcelei nor
IL hs Jailed, whether s he ss'rned his own weakness
know, and since by Laura Ardcn's rigid standard
OF right and wrong the end to be gained belonged
distinctly TO the right he would be in u measure
following her advice in regard to life in general
Deeper down in his nature, too. there lax another
thought. which he would not now evoke. lcst be
secret promise had been honestly intended and
had been addressed to the memory Of one who
though long dead. still had a stronger influence
dared TO acknowledge the truth of this and TN,
real meaning Of what he had done. lest if he
failed hereafter. he should have to ACCUSE himself
Of faithlcssncss toward the one woman 10 whom
he had been really true. and whom if she had
lived, he would have loved till the end. in spite
Of obstacles: in snite of mankind, in splice he
added dehantly, of Heaven itself All this he tried
10 keep ont of sight. while firmly resolving. in his
own cynical way, TO try the experiment of good
ness for once and to do no more harm in the world
He thought Of Laura Arden. too. in his long
convalesccnce. and her image was always pleasant
10 his inner vision, as the impression she had pro-
duced on him was soothing to recall There were
times when her holy eyes seemed TO gaze at him
out OF the darker corners of the room. and he
tried often to bring back her whole presence
The pleasure snch useless c1ts of imagination gave
him was artistic il II was ANYTHING. because he
admired her beauty and had always delighted in
IL He tried 70 fancy what she was doing Ger
tain DAYS when he thought more of her than
usual. and to follow her life little. always trying
in vague way to fathom the secret of the char
actor that was wonderful in his estimation.
And always. when he had been thinking of her.
he came back ia the contemplation Of his own i'm
mediate interests with renewed calm and with
a peaceful sense that there might vet be better
DAYS in store for him-poSsihly DAYS in which he
should himself he better than he had been here
tofore.
How the world would have ieerei, could il have
suspected TINT Pietro Ghislcri was thinking al
most seriously of Snch VHrv commonplace sub
iect moral goodness as he lay on his back. day
after dav. in the Quiet Of his room. How gladly
would Adele Savel have changed places with the
man who. as she thought. for the sake of hit
Of gossip she had invented out of spite, had nearly
lost lis life.
40 be Continued)
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LIGHTNING AT NEW-LONDON.
NARROW ESCAPE OF A wOMAN-A NEW PARK
FOR GROT0N.

NARROW ESCAPE OF woMAN-A NEW PARK
FOR GRoToN.
New London, Conn.,. May 6 (spccaD.-A large gang
Of men at work at Ocean Beach Park. and by
the time the summer season opens many OF the con
tempatod improvements Will have been completed
Mr.. blanchard. formerly proprietor OF the Marl
borough Hotel. New-YOrh who has leased the Pequot
liousc, has made many repairs to this Anticipated
structure The hotel viii open June l. f. NJ
sherman. OF this city. has taken the contract to
build the new casino for 81 900. but the building
will hardly be ready for during the coming
summer.
Frederick BILL OF CrotOn has made proposition
10 the residents OF that village for a public park
which will undoubtedly be approved by Them III
the town will remove the schoohouse which STANDS
directly In front OF the Groton monument Mr.. Bill
will purchase adjoining property which, together With
the lot on which stands the public library, also
given by Mr.. Bill. will be thrown open to the public
for parl.. Five thousand dollars have been appro
pratcd by the General Assembly for repairs to the
monument and improvements to the grounds, and II
Mr. Blls offer is accepted this part OF the Groton
hills will b. transformed into OF the most slightly
paris In Connecticut.
Indications still point TO the removal OF the
stonington line of boats TO this city.
\ coaching parry consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
shepard. IT,. OF Providence; Mr.. and Mrs. william
A. Lombard, OF Ncw-York, and Mr.. and Mrs. y. H.
Kenyon, Of Ncw-York arrived here Wednesday
having been four days on the way from Providence
The party left on Friday for saybroOk on their way
Miss Amy Rogers. of this city had miraculous
escape from death Tuesday. During severe
thunder storm the house where Miss rogers WAS
STAYING was struck by lightning the bolt entering
the rom where She was asleep. lath ana plaster
were torn OF the bcdposi spnter,d and bits OF wood
scattered all the room. Miss Rogers escaped
uninjurcd barring u slight scratch near enc Of heI
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fvpROVENENTS IN NORWTCH.
THE pOsToFFICE CRIPpLED-A MASONIC IHNrN"
TO BIZ ERECTED.

THE pOsrOFFICE CRIPPLED - MASONlC l"-i' N''
TO BE ERECTED.
>orw,ch Conn Nav (special.-On account VI
IN. ,cv sMmping policy inaugurated ly The fo''.
ros,.rd;.nerol Postmaster Carutbcrs OF inc ioo"'
office IS unable viii. his present force oil c'rri'
"a deliver all the mails punctuay In the ci'ys ou''
,v,nc districts lie has applied In vain for the PRIV
,,cce of adding another CARRIER 10 lis present 'o'
,r means OF whom al the trouble could he rci''r"'
d equally unsuccessful his recent application TOT
r,,lt extra appropriation. not 10 exceed 1900 Se'r'
,,cn ,vo,ld enable him to employ substitute car
,ser during part of tIc time. steady str'a" I"
- n,o,c,s reaches the office daily the part OF
onn, whose homes In The ontrr postal z"n" u
INC city In fact. there has been larger huHD'r
q, co,,n,anis In the last three months. on account
q, the trouble noted than there was In the "lgh' years
,,r yexed on account OF his unsuccessful
onnucations TO the Pos'mhs'er-'eh"fai' an" oc'o,
"pP =, ,oo,n,a,n In 50 far AS f. possible the high
renu,e OF his Office for EMERGENCY rr' 'hr"'s wv"
''p"'' ,.,. his own hands this week. and has Just
engaged - substitute carrier al MS own expense 70
enc carrier service that his regular staff is
unable Adequately to perform, ,..
49,, ,e.,,, ar is about TO buy. Tie new Broadway
r...,~, =, tbis city, The theatre, which cost about
ses r"., ,os hullt By popular subscription ana
100000 nocomber 1891. The paid subscriptions
R, -, .bout $50, 900. ana me associn''oh pas
Hesn ancamered with a good sized aeD'. ane ,hea,, d
has been able to pay VI r." manager, was ap-
about n month ago Mr. Deihns, Wv ''"o
tn. W.snmic societies OF this ely nav. ,nc
ground rSadway for 'S Ss brick three hs
with room in il for all the lodges III 'o"" -" '''
WY " s sSS 10 the OTIS Library Is nearly COM