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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-25
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
SPECIMEN CASES.

s. II, Clifford. New Cassei, WIS.
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was disor-
dered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
aud he was terribly reduced IN flesh
and strength. Three bottles OF Electric
Biiters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.
| had n running sore on bis leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles
of Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg IS
sound and well. John Speaker, ga
ltawba. o.. had five large Fever sores
on bis leg, doctors said he was lncura,
bile. One bottle Electric Bitters anu
one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cnred
him entirely. Sold by j. S. Guenard
Drug store.
Mr.. &c Greenwood, Of the firm o
| Smelser & Greenwood of Homer, La
special agents tor the Equitable Lii
Assurance Society Of the Unite'
States, one of the oldest, the stronges
aud safes. Insurance Company in I'd
world. is in our town, aud VIII D
pleased to explain the various kina
of policies his Company sells. We r.
gard Life Insurance in safe Con
pauy as being as good. ifnot the be-
!. property man or woman can owl
aud we hope the good people OF Lai
Providence and surrounding COUNT
will patiently aud attentiveiy he'
;. what Mr.. Greenwood has to say. .
10 the Equitable's. thirty-third annu
" abatement ia another column.
q - !. 80,
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-25
NoN-REsIDENTS.

Anderson, Mrs. P. j.
sen of sec So TlsR II E, 100 acres lot OF
sec ss, i 20, z 10, E. 20 acres.
Taxes 1892, S11.O7.
Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
scott place; 1850 acres; being the a sec
g, all Of sec u lying OF Bayou V " Of sec
sec and a of W a sec zot anu T" q
= Taxes Ak 1892, s1oSs2.
Cooley. G. w.
cooley Ridge II acres being 81 4 ibs ana u
sec 81 Tl9 Ria.
Taxes 1892, 1886.
Greenwood & Sons. Moses
Eyans-George 6ss acres; being an undiv1de1
| twothird of tie 2 Il and W u OF the y = ~
apd Il of n W 4 see B. and all Oh sec 10 : /" !.
X ofsw u and W n offs E \ sec II. !. ~
lie
Morgan. Heirs of 0. T.
seventy-two acres being an mdiylded In.eres'
Taxes 1892. s4.52.
Richardson, Mrs. s. =.
Monticello 1858 acres; being the a OF ? - =
Of sec IS, and an undivi ed as Of " SCI
ss and lots S and Of sec 70, T 10, IL, b.
Taxes 1892, $l6.l4.
Semple, James IL.
Ashton 900 acres: being the undivided = Q
lots or fractional sections from e. incius, 3
An of sec s. lying of Bayou Macon. An
/. Sc tions and 10, of 4 %, y X 10 d.
Taxes 1892, $500
Tom navis tract. soacres; being the W y o
INV Y sec 80. T q, Il, u.
i Taxes 1892, Si.92.
/. Reclnsa, s5s acres; being an undivided z
sand and 5 : oisw : = 3 se Mi r s E. al
NV 4 of \ d = sec p; te - = = - =
cioman. 80 acres; of W Y of sec 49,
% Taxes I * 1892, $500.
Waite, Mrs. Mary A.
xssoott 4,o acres: being the u OF sec 20,
mart of fractional ~ and all sec 81 i To- n
: Taxes 1892, 5000.
= UNKNOWN OWNERS.
n Unknown Owner-Heirs Richai
$, HAYWOOD last known owner.
d $40 acres; being the Il Of see o. ~ n
y Taxes 1892. $40 So
1891, 10 SO
1890 10 So
1859, 10 81
SIS "A
80 Unknown owner-Estate JamesLe
er DIV last known owner.
tic Lot l6. block II, town of Providence
Taxes 1892. ) IS
1891, 30
1sgO, IS
1889, IS
|, Is IS
Unknown owner-Henry Marx
known owner. -
: So acres: being E 4 offs 3 \ section 70 7
NRIo, Il.
Taxes 1892, 90
1891, "
f. 1855 1855. as
slg s.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-25

DIR. w. D. Bell has been in much
demand this week.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-25

We have several aspirsuts in East
Carroll for public positions within inc
mower Of the President. Some want
10 stay within the boundaries OF the
State. Others want 10 go TO Mexico
and different distant points around the
globe. but among them all, we are ln-
formed that our prominent fello"
citizen Mr.. Jessie Nails chances are the
most tangible of them all. He is, we
are told, highly spoken of for consul
to Tangiers, Africa, aud has the ear o.
Grover.
The weather this week has been
much mixed, considerable rainfall,
with some clear days. Spring seems
TO have come TO stay. Several OF our
nlan,ers have their corn in the ground
aud are getting ready for cotton
What the cotton acreage in East Car
roll will be this year is not easy to de-
ter,nine this early. Planters talk
about cutting the crop down consider
ably. We shall soon see how it viii
be.
There will be ample corn planted
and lots Of hay made. The prospec''
are good for an abundant supply o
: provender.
Business duh, health tolerable good
grippe aud bad colds prevails to
!, considerable extent.
The happenings this week on tn
river front were, Natchez up an
Is down on time with fair trip.
Stella Wil,is up and down Tuesda!
r. She " ent as far as Mayersyille Only
/, had good business all the way "a
Purdy shipped Ten bales OF cotton .
+ her. MIS-. Ripple, Mrs. Templeton an
" Mr.. j. P. Parker, Jr, were passenge
on her.
l. Ruth and vesper on time ese'
y trip with all the freight and passenge
they could handle.
m The John X Speed from Cincinn'
~ IL on her way down. One item Of D
fresabt is twelve Thousand kegs
on nails
IS The river is falling about two tent
-. daily.
:, Arkansas City for st. Louis "
ire pass up today.
es. The City of New Orleans viii p
We up Tuesday.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-25

FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER sis, 1892
ASSETS
s2l0ss,e4a-oa
Bea Estate snu including the Equitable Buildings
and purchases under foreclosure of mortgages sSsiS'4
United States Stocks Stocks City Stocks
Loans secured BY and soksarke value ola 10000
Real Estate outside the a s,'' s u l4laa7as7o
Cash in Bank and in transi''snos 5554ooeee
ssnssa and Rents due and accrued, Deferred -oose
Premiums and other Securities .....'....- '
TOTAL ASSETS, DECEMBER ss, 1892 sl68'ocoo0s'oi
W. n certify that after examination of the securities ana
accounts foregoing statements we hna the same "
ana Thomas D. Comptroller Francis Jackson Auditor
LIABILITIES.
Reserve on all existing policies percent Stand 90
| ard) and all other liabilities si2i'0'V'190S1
Total Snrplus(4 cent Standard), IN
Guiding Special Reserve o. sllsssl54s
slss.osoo52.ol
We certify to the calculation Of the reserve anu
From this surplus the G usual P ~ G Va c
INCOME
ss4,o4e, $3.50
i Premiums - . =. 80, = -. . . 6,ase.eee.lo
s4o.agaas7..e
/. ---------
DISBURSEMENTS.
CLAIMS bv Death sand Matured Endowments Sioe0s'9'9.
D;vidends Surrender Values Annuies aud DIS o..so
s EndowmeDts :. -
j pho Holder. sie5s4,447es
Commissions Advertising Postage aud Exchange N
E. General Expenses, State County and CITY axes
sa4,lsLg4z.a4
T !, 100. -- 5000 400, $500
new W., 1ssua Assurance s5o,962 245soo
Of HENRY p n yps. President ssass.,,
w R KRITMBIIAOR & Co. Genl Agts for La
sMELsER & Greenwood Homer, La Special Ag'ss
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-25
axes 1892, $500.
UNKNOWN OWNERS.

Unknown Owner-Heirs Richard
HAYWOOD last known owner. -
sa, acres; being the S Il Of sec 81, ~ y -
Taxes 1892 sle So
. 1891, 10 So
1880, 10 So
1859. 10 50
o-aa al
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

49, ~ a. M rt.--.....1. a..
n1hLiA. jay ss.---Ane "a, psko, = &c.
Reltut. oe trsettnt ltu'se, ee1'9e
salen As WI xls't -stss-i Po'nss Y
1rsegn, ene ~ ~ ~. ...s1s y -. 80
ss,sn-s-s ne1 -. 80 $500 1.ns =. ...e
t9.u season ~. "a 'ogt'sn' HH'e1 I, % Yea.
contrast % tee stfely kst'o 81, q 1ei ',isn'
caused 0y me Aftal ei'i. Inc fssp't1'
noHsyot, VII % ptleI. alnce ne sofs q,
mene "hl 5000 % eu.l cons ~, 70.
atmy olh 1ueket' ne AIs'
PHASE ~ tne lnAne.ai qoss.
tlons tnst aecomP~ey me ol.l ~, w. sne
5Ss's ses,sn ssts1.. ue.s ~ 7. 49, .s,ns.i
~ q y. Y t.o 3. 49,
Z tsas1.I- n's .llnoIn.el run 2'o u :
= rIcIiDee y ny olsAppsos.i " 80
kovosn mene Z -cs,on = -ennuon'es .ne
pkopesas y ~ 49, ~ sset ene .P...
". = 8 moss ploo.oss, 1880 ~. .n ~
~, ~ tsot Sia 80 49,, $500 -
- ~ news ~ ,nsso,,,e q
se,- 49, e..;s, r.o,,..,
- -h,oh - - $3.50 $500 -, e.re.cf
rrte c-s.s si....,.--. - ~,
sss !, Z, 3. ~ ~ u. ~.
LAYS susneions ~. 49, - ~ -9',,sy
= !. asnnlss,y ssa.ss 6nas 4en9ss. ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

Nnw YORK. July 2-Dr. w. A.
Wheeler has returned IRON Europe.
where be had been sent oy the Treas
ury Department 70 inspect the 1anItarJ
condition ct the more Important sea-
ports and learn the precautions used
there ~ the transport Of immigrants 10
this cohnlrg. The principal ports yI1-
tied bf DR.. Wheeler were Hamburg.
Bremen. Rotterdam. Antwerp. narseiI-
les and Naples ia Hamburg and Bfe-
nen be fonnd thei every precluiIcn
~, being taken 30 prevent the appeef-
4nce 81 cho|efa and TO hold Il under
control D the event Of is appearance.
He found that the sanitary condition.
0f the cities VA far a1etd of fhal 1of
LAST year There have been s nunber Of
cases 81 cholera ID Marte'lles. but these
were Of sporadic nature. Rotterd4n
and Antwerp Her1 ~ fair conditions. ooe
thlng being particularly n1ts1 BY Dr.
Wheeler At both these ports Rnss|a3
Jews are collecting n1cause net DO much
care Is exercised there og ths owners o.
steamship is b the selscl'or % their
sieelAea passengers As HfmtaIs par.
dcnIaf'l. Russian JoH. hare recently
bad t|6Ica|t5 n setot|n1 r1s1a1t tick
sl1 90 Anef.Hl Az I1t fe.4I d. I1ot
others tfe gatt<f|1E q fot'1Hu and
hnfHtft Io| I1.a 7t4 11
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

Special Exonrsion TO the World's Fair VIA
Pan.nandse Route ns ons Enrs Tor the
Round Trip.
Wednesday, July 26th, q special coach
excursion will DO run By the p, O., @.
e st. L. Ry. Co. to the Worlds Fair.
Tickets viii be sold at one fare for the
round "trip (sll00l. Train viii leave
Wheeling " 5:50 8. M, Central slime,
arrive at Chicago Union Station nt
o:f5 o. n. same day. This special train
will also stop at 6onth Chicago. Grand
Crossing and Enelewood TO discharge
passengers Baggage VIII also Be
checked to those points. Returning,
tickets WIN be valid on any regular
train leaving Chicago before midnlght
Of Frlday, August tth. For details zee
handbills or apply to J. G. Tomilnson,
Ticket Agent Pennsylvanla Line,
Wheeling. 20.2ls22,23
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

ST.. cLknsvlLff. o.. July 21--AudIiof
Henderson AID wife Dr. FQrbey aud wife.
q. W. Hall aud sister ana MnrtoeI Inoup-
son, returned Thursday iron no Words
Fair.
Mrs. Meyer, OF Bollaire, and Mrs.. fou-
Ter. Of East Liverpool. are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark 81 thp Gar
Ten couples Or our society Young IQ'kH
took q hay ride 70 FluohinR Monday efoQs
lug. On the way &tIre came on one wheel
and mt on npoihlr, causing such delays
that the party did not arrive home until
after daylight the next morning.
Mra. Amos, al aged lady residing ca
West Main street Is seriously ili. and her
friends haye very little hope for her ~
Albert Lswrenco has purchased tho
Matthew Kyle property on North Com.
mons. on which DO win erect 40 oleE>ul
residences.
The contest betwctn w v. C1mrb1u
and A. W. kennon for tho Democratic
approaching 4 white hoak Both are Inn
portuning voters day and night. and both
are confident that they viii secure The
delegation here. TO a uislpIetesl9d Oh.
server, II appears that Campbell has tho
Warren cowen and wife. Of Flushing.
visited Mr.. Governs mother here mis-
week.
Miss Mary Mayors. AZ aged lady near
town came near being killed yesterday
morning BY vicious bull belonging 70 ~,
disIop Berry q ncighborin8 farmer The
animal had jumped Out Of tne owners i ne.a
Mayors was doing some chores about tho
n...I MI. 81. $500 nj ~.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

prominent and prosperous druggist Of
MorgantoWn. The wedding ceremony
vas 8 pretty and Impressive one, aud
vas Witnessed By az as8emblago Of In
vlied friends ind relatives. Rev. DR..
"A. b Risef piistor Of the Fourth Street
M. b. Church, 0uciated. Mr. and Mrs.
Reed were shOWored wish congratula-
tions and good wishes They departed
Immediately Tor Chicago and other
western points and win make their iu-
ture home 10 Morgantown. Among the
guests from q distance we're Dr.. Wade
ard Miss Birdie McNickor, Of Morgan
town.
Master Leo Bahlor. son Of Ar. Chas.
R. Bebler. elaborated bis ninth birth
day in dolirktiul manner, 10 the par
lors 90 tie Botsl Behler "Wednesday
afternoon and evening. About thirty
Of BE young friends we're invited, and
they assisted him Ia making the occa-
sion q happy one. Master Leo received
q number Of handsome presents
Mr. Ihomei Saunders. Of Martins
Ferry. and Miss Jessie Caswell, Of the
South Side we're married at the home OF
the bride Wednesday afternoon. A num-
Der Of Invited friend witnessed the pref
fy ceremony, which was performed BIZ
Rev. Perry. of iha Wesley N. 3 Church.
After receiving the congratulations Of
the.r friends Mr. and Mrs. Saunders
departed for the Worlds Fair o. 3
Wedcips tour.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23


"a Ne
r
~ o'lt '.
a q M po7
nalate esn eoeel oq4 toFN Ata
to fhs cutting With tht MOSS plaasa rao'9
ont'cI aaf'0ne.
fsi week several eonEsniei pAls'ss
drove out TO che Waysloe Ian at g9is'
rain end psrtcok Of The Fasffonouic
feast Tor which that hoelelrg q lnstiy
famous VARIES arc made Just 20 gooo
81 the cook AZ bomA, bat tbey never
please ihe tsste Qulls % much a attst
the pleasant drive through belmont
county. An0she1 trip e being planned
by number 81 society fol<s iof to'nor-
row syenlas.
A crowd Of Bridgeport young lolks
gave an eu5oy1ble picnic IS tno fAfH
Wednesday. They were chaperoned ~
Mrs. B W. Houaog and Mrs a. 4
Cook
The Sabbath school and eongreEatiou
81 the North street "A. 3. Chufen speh'
Thursday az the Park. Ihsre vas q
large crowd and all enjoyed the beau
ties o. the resort. as wsl a. the Aouno'
ant store 81 goQd things VITA Wnlcn tAa
baskets we're stocked.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

1eI shf|sss 4 {ssss||ss 81. sssk
1''ss Daley Rle6,1sbs,e md tteI6el
a1otr are the Fosa.s q ihe.f 1t6,hsr.
Dr. 8 q R'caAraaoa "a Aou1a,f|l'e .
frSf. b. VI Shield, al oaoett,f Ma.
MinfIs. Itf< "Wednesday o. e1 extended
wish 10 me Worlds Fair.
Air. John Hoceft q LeloPt. ttctt'.
panied bX his lIti'e e1pkotey Nay, 4 x|.It'
Nh ko0np Vas former resid1ni q ibis
Mcssrs I. ii. stephens and 81 =.
Side.i we7e 10 TIE interior 81 The county
Eri;nY Tn 3 6uslne1s trip.
MRS. Fannie Nier. Of Pagkefshor1. /,
tho guest 81 ra|aliGet here this week.
Mr.. Ed WinnlnH d Brilliant i here
this week on hc4Ine1t.
Miss I1ez Sayre. o. Reeo1sNood' wei
the guest Of her Cousins tne Misses No
Soorn. Of Main street.. this week
VIM Goldman and Hn. tox| both 81
Pitisbure, spent few DAYS nefe ,..'
week Nr 0oldnen was 9 former resi-
dent Of this plaza,
Miss Smith. of Allegheny City. Pa. who
has been visiting friends n trQokiTn Ipf 3
few days. returned homo today.
Fl W 0anding. Of NarI'n'1 tttKI. Ns
was here yesterday Re viii 1nt4tIQ o. -
or6anIso q base bali club - I1is place Ia
the near future We hope he may Euc'
ceed. Tor there arc quite number 81 cur
voonx men who are very fond Of lo'E sport
and are excellent nIAIaE1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

TIE ARMY BILL BUDGET NEXT

The Government win Get 20 Work
Upon It Soon Freiherr Won
Waltzehn Has Retired nom the
Position OF Secretary Of the I'M
perlal Treasury on Account Of
His Disapproval Of the Refusal
Of the Government 70 Impose
Additional Beer Tax.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

I.....r... . 4 49, L I|. $780, ~. |I|.|||.
49,, ,,..e'N~t s4's H@eA Y p t@tts 81 a <.','
pQkk
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CO.. q. ~. ....''2 s. z, So. e. c.
. r- ). y. =. y, :. g "a. - -
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= 2 q u.
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.t9,n n,s lt-s.1s ar = ,4l.. ~ .',. "a.
~. s -. net 4. ~ g. q, .-[z'
~ =. - r---- s...t ,...,-c 1s-
ssne q our base PAL c5r2 *, 41' N So
.., q ~: t.e& s ~. ~. - Z
ese1l5 come Ts ... ei e nj r ~. tS'e
1880 ~ ~..,si 1870 -, - go " Al
'5st q setst' ,'. 800 -, 81 y ~. i e,
ccsI6 -, ''S. r es,ss. t;-~
o, r,ce nm. 'iIt A. h,re Nv thn
lie, 49,. 6...' ,.',-, ,,.,- 49,. e
Tbse,,-r T ;, 1890 .hef 49, ,.r,-,.'.-
80 '', a 1850 : - 1888 = -.-' ~
Ms joseph Nolta. whose home Il &
80, $500 f... :. 49,. ,s,,. - ~, 49,.
81 Ed Chris,n,n. Perk avenue. f6is week.
The ReItio,or sri ohio fSlec,rSnh orer-
e ~ IA .'e,t-- ~ - I'M. c'
1870, ~, -
-, 49, .'.,... ., $780,. -
ss,- "a .1.,,i n : h.,1i,,.,.- "a 80 - -,
i Ie - hv new f,hf h,iiirr a nro.'.-
lisef
Mra Dr. Dsanv East Maiden rtreof.
,vs~ with ClersViiIe friende fhIe rveak
Wre 7 v HamIlfon. Weet Bean street
has retnrred fron, 4 visit "a Wheeling rel,
sfiver.
Lawn pariie. ara becoming ouite fash-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-29
Il. and O. Men Likely to Strike.

CoNNELLsyILLE, Pa, Sept. 29.-The
meeting Of the Baltimore and Ohio ra il
road employees at this place was secret.
1t Is learned, however, that resolutions
were passed pledging the employees Of the
operating department of the Baltimore
and Ohio system to reject the reduction of
~ per cent. 1t is also stated that mu-
tual understanding with other depa: t.
ments exists that they will stand by each
other IN resisting the reduction An i'm
portant meeting OF Baltimore and Ohio
trainmen from three divisions is in session
at Wheeling considering the proposal
The majority of those present are opposed
10 the plans presented.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-29
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

BIZ Dalton and his gang are now re-
ported AT Wagner, l. 7.
\ Chicago and Northwestern passenger
train and a work train coilided near Cres-
cent City, Ia, and two workmen-Bert
Jackson and Loren Peterson--were killed
Ar incenjiary 1ir. caused 800, 600 dam
age 10 the Santa Fe hotel at Emporia,
Kan
Philadelphia manufaei urers are prepar.
ing circular TO be sent TO the silver ad-
vocates in the United States senate propos-
ing compromise for mutual protection
The Cigarmakers' International union,
in session at Milwaukee, has passed resolu-
tions iudorsing Governor Altgeld's action
in pardoning the Chicago anarchists.
Judge Jenkins, at Milwaukee, has ap-
pointed Henry 7. WhiJcomb and Howard
Morris as receivers for the Wisconsin Cen
trial railroad. The action is the result Of
the cancellation of the lease to the North
eYn Pacific.
Obituary: At Buffalo, Charles G. Cur
tiss. At Hillsboro, H., Rev W. r.
Thompson, aged ~.
The McCague Savings bank at Omaha,
Neh., has re-opened after nearly four
months with closed doors.
Connecticut's new ELECTROMAGNETIC
law is 50 strict that only two licenses to
sell oleQmargariue have been taken out in
the entire state
Diphtheria has again appeared in Terre
Haute, Ind, and the citizens fear a recur-
renee Of last years deadly epidemic
In personal encounter over a lawsuit
between them at RoodhouSe, Ills, Chas
Hopkins stabbed Elijad Arrindell, who
died in ten minutes.
BY prairie fire in the western para of
the Cherokee strip >evera. hundred set
tiers lost wagons, tents and horses and a
number lost their lives.
BY order of Mayor Mosby the police have
made a canvass o. Cincinuatiand find that
| employment i being given to nearly the
full standard capacity OF establishments in
that city.
John II. Mcbride has begun suit in the
United States court at Des NJines, Ia, to
! recover royalties a-greGat y 500, 900 on
an attachment TO suiky pillow, for which,
! he says, he was granted Il patent in 1879
Robr. L. Preston. au old employe of the
| treasu ya- WashiI-ton ms been appointed
| director OF the Eiut
\ prairie FIRE five miles south OF Belvi-
! deere, Boone county. Ills, started on the
larm OF Louis shirley from burning brush
| and spread over farm lands for four or five
! miles, destroying farm buildings and hay
and straw stacks
/ The latest reported attempt at train rob
/ berry was near Mckeesport, Pa, on the B.
! and O. There was <62, 100 on the train,
/ but the officials had word and let the rob-
beers know it and the latter got away.
/ The grand jury at Chicago has found
thirteen indictments against +. w Smith,
| Oscar c. Churchill and d. Brown, for an
| alleged wholesale system OF arson.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-29
HUNTING FOR A FIEND.
He Kills an II-Year-OId Child Because
He Loved Herr

WILLIAMSBURG, o.. Sept. 29.-Eeven-
year-old Ina Warman, of this place, was
fatally shot by Milo Wilson, a laGorer.
Wilson was attached to the little girl and
had often said that if ne could not marry
her he would kill her He came upon his
baby sweetheart playing upon the rail
road trek in front of her fathers house.
He had just left the little girls mother, to
whom he repeated his old threat.
The mother started TO warn her daugh-
ter to flee, but Wilson reached the child
first and fired two shots. one taking effect
in hel back and the other in her left arm.
He then made his escape 10 the woods. \
posse of anRered citizens are searching for
Wilson, and if captured he will undoubt-
edly be lynched. The sheriff is also out
with a posse, but the citizens greatly out
number the officers and Will enforce a
speedy vengeance upon the wretch. The
little girl cannot recover.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-29
HARDIN CAPTURED
The Ubiquitous Train Robber
Finally Taken In.
RUN TO EARTH AT THE QUEEN CITY,

Making the Whole of the Gang Who Failed
So Badly at Centralia, His, Now in the
Laws Grip-A Man and Girl Held at
Keudallville, Ind, for the KessIer Hold
Up - Devilisa Deed of bastard
Lover
CINCINNATI, Sept. 29-Joseph S. Hardin,
one of the Centralia Qlls.) train robbers,
the police claim. has been captured in this
city. He had been traced from St. Louis
to Effingham, Ills, where his people live, by
Detectives Smith ard Alexander, who were
working on the robbery, thence TO Stanton,
Ind, thence to So Carlisle avenue, this
city. Detective White followed him here,
and aided by Detectives Wittee and Bull
wer surrounded the house. Wit,e stood
by the door and gave a signal TO his COM
rades. Hardin was met coming down
stairs. Witte covered Hardin with a re
volver and the man threw up his hands.
Pm done for" he said. "Why iii Int YOU
bring q canuon?" He will be taken to
Centralia. He gave the name of Kay at
the Carlisle avenue house.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-29

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, sept. 2"-William
Bell has been released from prison here,
where he was confined on u sentence OF
death for murder The real murderer
was another William Bell, who after com
uniting the crime came here and profesSed
great Piety, being made a deacon N a
church. He was caught a few nights
ago committing theft and his
head blown off. Captain Woodbridge,
of Memphis, cane here and sHore that the
convicted man was working for him at
Memphis when the murder was commit
ted, and other evidence developed proving
conclusively that the man whose head was
blown off WAS the real murderer. 1t was
a case of mistaken indentity