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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-15
Dissolution Notice.

WICHITA, Kan, Sept. Is, 1893
The partnership existing between Reese
e. Coru in the real estate business is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
j. f. Reese will remain at the old place
over gig East Douglas avenue.
J. F REESE.
III. Z. CORN.
d102 St
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openina OF the cherokee strip.

Special rates ard trains via the Missouri
Pacific railway on Saturday. Sept. 16 TO
Eiowa. Kas aud return. Train will leave
Wichita at 7:15 a. NJ, returnnc about
p. NJ. same day. kiOwa is The best place
,or sightseers To witness the fun. Call at
Missouri Pacific. ia North Main St, or
depot office, corner Second aud Wichita
Streets l02 3
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The Santa Fe route will sell round trip
tickets to Arkansas City, Hunnewell,
Caldwell and kiowa at one and one-third
fare, tickets on sale Sept 10th. good re-
turning up to md including Sept 18th.
Tickets good on all trains. This will give
the public a chance to see the grand rush
from the principal points on the line from
which the run will be made
d100 5J w. ID. MURDOCH, d. P A.
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129 N. Main Street.

lam an cd sufferer from infsmafo.y
Rheumatism. Tie past wistsr 10 came
upSn ne again. very acute AID severe.
Say toiats swsi.ed aud Lsc.ns lnesnsa,
.ofe 80 ioaeb or a.usazs 70 leck at rpoa
tar uTzsnt rsqGes, ct Dy mother iB-ias.
ss1ec Chs Ia tssfissa's Pam Bzlan to rsdaes
TIE swelling Assa ssss the p<ig. aid to ny
ssT.esbs< suFpFts. - did both. I hare
aszd safss atty espi bottles and beiisys 10
70 he tie nofst tEin1 fer rss~un2tizns.
Daibs sn9 sssii3Egs .xtsoc ID T. Carr.
ls-s-5 Harrssss 81. haEs&s CHI. aa. Fos
s-1ss y Eestinzsr Ess-.. 2.s E.ss Donxi.<,
AID F.a Hsraep Pharmacy. - ~ Asin
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SWIFT LINE TO LINCOLN AND OMAHA.
ROCk ISLAM kNIlIE

Aug. 20 the great Rock Island placed in
service fast train for the above points. Leav-
ing Wichita at Is a. M, arriving at Liu-
coin 8 p. N. and Omaha 1850 %. m. E!e-
giant chair Cars on this train without extra
charge. j. H. PHILIPS,
City Ticket Agent. Wichita, Kan.
4. j. ANDERSON,
SSdtf A. G. 2. A. Topeka, Kan.
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TFera 80 Csees viz. T<xss. Ezn2sr.
>. wiz AID .ossr eEilsrrn we're sxksr
.ssg sass.1spIT -itk s~r~s- es-e4 % cAoa~rA
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81. SD sfosls osse o tao dos gaze relief
q zach ease heartily f~roan Esar Cd Il. re
sies lax il be b<st sef0sdY knosa tot
tso~-i oaapisssfs- = sszes ~ e~Ef bottle.
8eS sai ~ hsstssxsr Bso~.- &c z Ds.1s,tzs
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-15
New Train Service on The Santa Fe. Wichita to
Chicago.

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. "a. 1888.
The Santa Re route are now running in
their morning train leaving Wichita Mt
l1:i0a vestibuied chair car through TO
Chicago without change, seats in which
are free. Also a Pullman palace sleeping
Car, through TO Chic 20. The present
round trip rate, go %, which we quote, is
not As low d rate ~ the Santa Fe have adj
vocated, but the public will bear IN mind
that IL WAS through the iIlsistance Of the
Santa Fe management that this reduced
rate WAS niade. In patropizipg the caota
Fe you favor the line that Is responsible
for this reduction in the rate. You also
favor yourself for the reason that IL Is the
oldest read. rock bAllas,ed and free from
the dust SO annoying 30 travellers in the
dry season. You also save one-hslf day
at home. rs the train leaves about Noon
time every day in the week
w. ID. MURDOCH. ID. p A..
l55 Nor' d Main street.
o. o. BROWN, Ticket Agent.
S5f Douglas avenue station.
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Millinery Opening
on Saturday, Sept. 16. WAR

Applicants for admission to the City
Normal school may obtain any informa-
tion concerning entrance thereto by apply
ing to the principal Miss Rowe. at her
residence, ABS North Topeka ave d99 ct
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Furnished by Apologize & Mallory
A hct raofers


Abstracters.)
The records in the register OF deeds ONCE
show the following buyers:
Badger Lumber company blk
Mariinson 9TH lots AZ 60 Al 40 Chica-
go5 8 Martinson y Exposition
Martinson 4th II ID II IL ii 10 IL
Elizabeth Marfinson blk Z Mart
insons 9Th A r Mnrtlnsons 9Th hf
of seqr of sec q y w Qcd. IS
Emo & Emo lots 26 20 Market st Eng
lish 9th Hd wd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l
A + Alexander 100 fl res b Sherwoods
81 Douglass Abbotts ad reed d.. 335
S w Powell lot SO 35 Emporia ave
Hiltons ad reed Observation-Disclosures. 250
A Saulter soft in Tracys reserveClear-
water Qcd. .--..-... oo
r a Neff 10: 40 Ohio ave Matthewsons
2nd ad ASSN d 10
William Simpson lots S 10 Usage ave
West Wichita shf Observation-Disclosures. 80
A y Miller NV or OF sec % % 5w wd... 5000
J McCulley Lotto blk Viola wd. ..... 800
Amoun: of mortgage releases. IS 500
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A God Thirr FOR Summer Complaints

Mr. j. ". Hager. well KIN own mer
chant OF Clio. Iredell county, y c., ured
four Gases of fiux With one small bottle 81
Cham berlain'- Collie, Cholera and Diar-
Tboa Remedy. This is tie most prompt
aad most successful remedy ia use for
dyseDtery, diarrtUa, cofic and cholera
morbus. No other medicine viii take is
place or do It's work 10 this eisss Ct -
eases. IL is equally valuable e., children
snd adults. - aud % cent b>sfilss for sale
by HeitiDger Bros., 2I6 East Louglas, sd
Van " erdeu's pharmacy - orth II in
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All kinds of groceries. -four, feed and
grocery fixtures cheap. Rock Island Gro
cory, I'D f. Douglas ave. 102d2t*
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-15

-TOmmy-"Paw, what do they have
auditors in the treasury for?" Mr. Figg
TO listen to the treasury reports, Of
course. Now run away and play"
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Women. we want you to
know where ,Tou car, be cur.
cti. We al You TO tnvs sss-
gate our new American and
European methods CT treat
meat, II You arc a carenia
Invalid and almost dishcsrTs
snes. by she failure OF Others
Come sna see what we can do
for you. Diseases peculiar
10 women is cur stronghold
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d102 3t
Warrrn's Display
@5t*
ilinery, Saturday, Sept. 16.

W. W. Thomas. I.are Sturdeyant
THOMAS d STUEDEVANT,
Attorneys-atlaw, Perry, o. r., give
special attention to all matters before the
local land offices and the departments at
Washington, ID. c., having had fifteen
years experience in practice before the
United States land offices. Call and
Gee US. dol l6t
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NOTES OF STRANGE THINGS.

49, ~ ~ Ssos$AN0e tutN5Ss
NEARLY . dozen churches in New
York have been converted into thea
tiers.
An Italian railroad laborer's board
DILL, amounting to thirty dollars, was
paid in Maine town recently entirely
in cents.
Mr. JORDAN, Of Salem, Mass, may
thank silver dollar, which diverted
the course of bullet. that he isn't
on the other side of his own name.
THE annual report OF the Boston fire
department attributes the cause of .
number of fires in that city last year
to smoking in bed" and it has sub
division in which the origin Of the FIRE
is set down to careless smoking in
bed"
A PREACHER at Lafayette, Ind, is re-
ported TO have about broken up his
church the other day By saying in
sermon that God made the earth in
six days and then rested: then he made
man and rested again; then he made
woman and since that time neither
God nor man has had a rest
SOMEBODY has given something to
Pennsylvania and has succeeded in
arousing curiosity. At least he has
filed in the state treasury notice that
certain unspeciied sum has been de-
posted by him with the Girard Trust
company of Philadelphia to the credit
of the state, with the stipulation that
the latter shall not be opened until the
year 1000
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Wichit' to Chicago SI3.4O-ChicagO and Return

" HnIt:' CIIiCagO 81. 4O-Chff ago and Keturn
$50. 65.
Commencing Aug l. the Santa Fe route
and Frisco line will sell round trip tickets,
limited thirty days. to Chicago at $50. IS
and one way tickets S13 40. good Oh all
trains. Free reclining chair cars and
through Pullman sleepe,s. For further
information call on or address
W. d. MURDOCH. Dist. Pass. Agent.
d65tf 1853 Mort h Main street.
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Excursion to the Cherokee Strip.

See Rogerf showcase for views of the
s'push' on the border dl00 st
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DR.. BOYD
BACK FROM EUROPE.
Special instructions taken In O.
and European Schools OF Nediciae
Newest and Fest Trea;ms1t, Lowest
Prices.

For years we have successfully treated
{ hscnic and Special Diseases. cur:n, whers
others have iailed. New. iselialse and Skill
full Methods
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-15
Diseases
Of
Women.

Ghprecederted sacceSS. Fronhle ard expeuss
have not been considered in making this
hrsnca OF our sprcialfics a erowning success
Europe and tie United States joins anu cen.
centratss tae best results OF both countries
III tie meryesous cures performed. In. this
respect our lnstiiuie Is a peer 10 any Ia ths
west We cure Steriiity. Dysmcnorrho n
PropiapsuS. iseaecrrhoea(wbstesl Uscers ions.
Failing OF the Womb, Painful Menstrual o.,
Anenorrheea, Menorrhagia. symptoms due to
Change OF Life.
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Syphilis

mercury We can cure "a ely. Ski,
and Blood observation-disclosures. Sores, Piles, Els
tuia, and al private diseases such "a Gonorr
hosa elect. Atropiy and all diseases Of th.
oene.aiiye ~ stem permanently cured.
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2. 81 t. A, Missouri Pacific Ry.
Il \. Main ST., WIGHT a, Kansas
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NOVA sCorIAN CoAL.


The Deal of the American Syndicate
Roasted by tho Press.
ToRoNro, OST, Feb, l2,-Regarding
the acquisition OF the Nova Scotia coal
mines by an American syndicate the
Empire, government organ, says; "The
iniquitous legislation OF the Nova Scotia
government in tho matter OF coal mo-
nopoly is not to DO allowed TO 90 UNI
challenged, AS the matter now stands
the combine has got control OF nearly
the whole OF the coal areas OF the east.
Great Britain has fortified Halifax har-
Dor, spending enormous wealth to make
it the most strongly fortified roadstead
in the world, not oven excluding Gibral-
tar. This had been done to make inn
pregnable great coaling station OF tho
British fleet on this side OF the Atlantic
Take away tho coal supply and Halifax
horbor would hardly be worth holding
1t would largely become trap instead
OF place OF refuge and supply,
"Under the present legislation this
coal supply will be controlled by syn
dictate OF aliens. Tho possibility oil the
syndicate having it made worth their
while to fire every one OF their mines in
an emergency that might easily arise
need not be dilated upon, The entire
British North Atlantic squadron could
DO placed at the mercy OF these foreign
capitalists. 1t was this consideration
that led party OF conservative mem
kers OF the house to wait upon the
governor general. Tho peril TO imper-
ial interests was fully laid before Lord
Stanley, who no doubt will bring tho
matter to tho attention OF the proper
authorities"
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DR.. Miles Nervine not only cures all
nervous diseases, headache, blues, ner-
vous prostration, sleoplcssness, neural
gia, 81. Vitus dance, fits and hysteria,
but also builds up tho body. 81 am
pleased to say that after years OF intense
suffering with nervous disease, head
ache and prostitution, tried DR.. Miles
restorative Nervino, and in two weeks
gained eight pounds in weight. | could
not lilo down to sleep, but now sleep
perfectly easy, and am still improving
wonderfully. Cannot say enough for
the Noryino. -NlRs. l.. d. MrLLARD, Dun
kirk, N. Y" ONO customer used Ncr-
vine and gained fifteen pounds in flesh.
-BRowS " MAYBuRY, Cortland. N. Y"
Trial bottles and elegant book FREQ at
Logan Drug Cos. 8
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But sixteen Days Left.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. l2.-But six
teen working days remain OF the Fifty
second Congress. Only one OF the an
nual appropriation bills-thc army bill
has become law, and from this time
on until the 4th OF March both houses
of Congress will bend every energy to
tho completion OF the remainder OF
these important measures. For this
reason it is uncertain whether the sem
ats will be able to carry out the pro-
gramma OF legislation, short as it is, ar
ranged by the Republican caucus.
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and frequent flashes OF lightning, on
January 20, and the ship labored heayi-
!y.
On February /, . and 3 there were
violent squalls. The wild weather cul-
minated in blast OF hurriance force on
February 4. Nothing save foam and
mist from the sea crests was visible
from the bridge
WORK OF THE WIND.
The seas came aboard forward and
swept the length OF the vessel and she
was able to steam only seventy-three
knots. At dawn the next day colossal
sea came over the starboard side, amid
ships, and lifting u liieboat from its
choCks, carried il clear across the deck
smashing in one side Of it. The same
wave started the top OF the cabin.
Tho ship was kept head 10 the swell
until the tempest subsidized bit Then
she plunged forward again, encounter;
ing more spectacular weather ii!led
with snow, hail, rain and Lightning
She passed through snow storm on
february o. On Friday, February 10,
she made 500 knots, her best day s run,
and dropped anchor in log oil Sandy
Hook at $3.50 o'clock last night,
Tho Manitoba, OF the Atlantic Trans
port Line, arrived ut quarantine after
tho toughest and longest voyage IN her
history. She passed through about the
same weather that delayed tho Taurlc.
but was unchanged.
ONE STEAMER 81 DAYS OUT,
The steamship Kolpino, which was 81
days making this port from London,
passed off the Irish coast, January %, a
three-masted schooner with her masts,
Blooms and gatls all right, but her sails
in tatters. There was no sign oil lie
aboard her, and tho Kolpino's skipper
thinks she may have been n derellet.
There was no news to-day oil the
GermaniC, of the White Star line, and
the Westernland, OF the Red Star line.
The Germanic is two days late and the
Westernland is about three days behind
her usual winter time. The Western.
land has 40 first cabin and 100 second
cabin passengers.
EIGHT VESSELS NOW ANxIoUsLY AWAITED.
The Pomeranian, which was dine here
to-day, allowing her a few days Tor
bricking the head seas, met disaster in
tho same frightiul waves on the morn
ing before the Tauric had her toughest
battle with the storm. The Western
land, which LETT Antwerp January 2S,
tho day after tho Pomeranian left Glas-
gov, and tho Germanic, which sailed
from Queenstown February 2, must OF
necessity have passed through the tenn
pest Of February and 5, as their course
was practically the same rs that taken
by tho laurie.
1t will be just short OF marvellous ii
none of tho eight steamships due here
tomorrow, including the Germania and
Wcsternland, has been damaged on the
voyage. The other passenger ships are
tho Rotterdam, OF the Netherlands
American line, from Rotterdam; the
Elbe, OF tho North German Lloyd line,
from Bremen, and the DANA, OF the
Hamburg.American line, from Ham
burg,
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IN BLOWS GREAT GUNS.
The wild weather Prevailing ON mo Allan
iln OnnnIi-XnAanlA O Ynr. Dno.

Tie wild Weather Prevailing ON mo ATTAIN
tic Oocnn-V Vessels Overdue.
NGw YoRK, Feb. 12-It was weather
that delayed tho White Star steamship
Tauric, which camO up to hcr pier yos-
torday, somewhat battered after voy.
ngo Of fifteen days from Liverpool. Chioi
Officer David Kerr says no had never
passed. through 80 many kinds Of
weather Oh one trip before, The day
after ho loft tho Morscy, January e, tho
tumul. began, Soft coal was unequal
to maintaining the steam pressure, aud
tho stOkcrs rCsortod TO anthracite, OF
which there were many tons in the
shipa bunkors.
ThOro were squalls Of snow and rain,
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Novel Suit,

WESTMINSTER, Pa, Feb. l2,-Frank
Cronin, of this place, has brought a
novel suit for $1,000 damages against
the Seventh Avenue hotel, Pittsburgh.
He was conductor in tho Pullman SER
vice, and lost his position because the
hotel clerk failed to call him in time to
take his car. 1t is the first suit OF the
I-inl an rnnor1
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Didn't rslonr to lilo Estatc.

pmLAprLpHrA, Pa, Feb. 12.-Evidence
was taken yesterday in tho orphans
court showing that tho trust fund OF
s95,ooO raised by tho late Samuel j..
Randall's friends did not form part Of
his estate, and therefore cannot be sub
ject to the claims OF his creditors. Mrs.
Randall testified that the house they
lived in in Washington was hers and
tho railroad bonds standing in her hus-
bands name wore hers. Judge Pcnrose
said the evidence was most satisfactory.
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Keep tho head cool, tho feet warm
and the bowels open. Bocon's Celery
Cure is n vegetable preparation and acts
as II natural laxatiya, and Is tho great
ost remedy over discovered for tho cure
OF dyspepsia, liver complaint and all
blood, liver and kidney diseases. Call
on Logan Drug Company, solo agent,
and get u trial package free. Large
sizo SOC, Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13
SUDDEN DEATH
ora West Virginia Lady, Visiting Relatives
In Baltimore.

Ofa West Virginia Lady, Visiting Relatives
In Baltimore.
Special Dispatch TO lte htcllgeacT.
MAprlSspuRa, W. Va, Feb. 12.-Tele-
grams were received here to-day an
nouncing the death of Mrs. Vornie
oden, which occurred in Baltimore city
last night. Mrs, oden left her home
here on last Thursday, in good health,
to visit her cousin, Mrs. IL. B. Gilpin,
OF Baltimore. Mrs. Gilpin was in New
York on Saturday and Mrs. Oden took
charge OF her house in her absence, and
was found dead in her room Sunday
morning. Mrs. oden was daughter
of Mrs. L. 7. Fiery, OF this city.
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Soc tho WORLDS rnlr for rlflccn Cont.

Unon receipt Of your address and 10
cents In postage stamps, we will mai !
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio OF
tho Worlds Columbian Exposition.
The regular price Is 80 conts, but rs wo
want you to have one, VIC make tho
price nominal. You will find II u work
OF art and o thing 20 be priced. II eoh-
tains full pNgo yiOws Of the great build
ings, With descriptions Of same, aud Is
executed In highest style OF art II not
satisfied with II after you got 1t, wo will
refund tho stampsand lot YOU keep tho
book Address IL. Il, Bucklon & Co.,
Chicago, Ill. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13
REAL ESTATE.
A GOODINVESTMENT.
Real Estate Offered for Sale Now.
Easy Terms.

$3.50 only for n twostory brick. four rooms
and basement Kitchen natural gus in house.
Lot 70 by 100 EOhstreet, north OF Eleventh. II
not sold before, this property will DO offered ut
public salc in front OF the Court House on Feb.
ruary %, at 10 O'Clock q. IN. Terms, cash,
$500 for two.story brick dwelling, five
rooms and lot. Situate on EoT street, below
twGnty-third street.
Sl0O0-rWo.story brick. five rooms, south side
Fourteenth street
sl,GOO-Fnmc cottoge and lot on Woods street,
below Twenty-fiith street.
S}0)1-TwO.stOry brick, seven rooms and hall,
EOtf street, two doors north of Twelfth street.
sL5OO-Twostory brick. eight rooms, modern
improvements, on Chapllne, north OF Eleventh
street
ST SOo-Largo twostory frame five rooms
stable In rear. Lot 9jx1OO. ChOplinc, below
Thirty fifth street..
S3,OO0-Two, story brick six rooms and cellar,
Fine lot Chaplinc, below TwcntyScycnth street
s3GO0-Fine two-story brick dwelling eight
rooms and bath room. all modern improve
ments. Market street, near Ninth.
81, 600 wo.story frame, five rooms, on Locust
street.
s!,5Oo-Two.story brick, store and five rooms
FraIne, three rooms In rear, Main street, below
TwentySeGond street
SIO00-FIne twO.story residence, ten rooms,
modern improvements, stable In rear. Lot II by
100. Market street, south OF Twentieth street.
sl,551-NCw twostory trnmc. four rooms Lot
IS by lis, corner Marshall and TwentYsevcnth
streets.
Si6OO-Two.story brick. seven rooms. Lot
runs TO crock. Twentieth street, opposite Y. NJ.
q. A. building.
S9,5JO-TwO new twostory frame dwellings
Six rooms each and lot east McCDloch street.
S1,JOO-Large twO.stOry brick. seven rooms and
hall. Lot 30 by 100. Iron fence III front. Chap
line, below Thirty.ilith street.
fine country residence in best part OF Pleas
ant Valley.
4 io'acFo garden or dairy farm, four miles up
the river
OFFERED FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
Here's rare chance for some one: 10 feet on
Market street north Of the postotllCe. Al feet
Oud o. on Main street, north oil sixteenth, all
with two and three story brick buildings.
FOR RENT APRIL.
A twostory brick, eight rooms ana bath room.
Market, above Ninth street.
Large store room under Arion Hull, corner
Min and Twentieth streets
A twO.Story brick, seven rooms, ChHp)lno, be.
low Thirty-Atth street
A two.story brick, six rooms, Seventeen III
street corner Woods street.
two.siory brick. five rooms Fourteenth 81.
double two.story frame, five rooms and
room in garnet, each side, north Penn street
Island
4 foriy.ucro garden aud dairy fam four
miles up tho river.
4 ten!acrc bottom below McEicchon, on coun.
tyroad.
low rwGntyslXth
4 flnc largo Office room on Market street, north
OF Fourteenth street.
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FAIRMoNT, W. Va, Feb. rs. S.
Yeasor, head OF the firm OF Yeager &
Co., dry goods merchants, died last
night at his home on Locust avenue,
aged about seventy-five. He had been
afflicted with stomach trouble and rheu-
matism for some time.
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DISASTERS At SEA.
The Atlantic Lashed to a Fury By
Blighting Borean Blasts.
ACCIDENT TO THE POMERANIAN.

A Tidal Wave Sweeps ovor.Her Clean
ing Her Decks Like II Broom.
Twelve Lives Lost Including Many
Passengers-The Captain Among
tho Dead-The Vessel is Compell-
ed to Return to Fortnight Vessels
Arc Now Overdue with Precious
Human Freight On ncard-The
Worst Weather Known for Many
Years.