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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-06
ACTS OF THE LEeIslAruRE.
Bils Passed by the Recent Session

Authorizing the Incorporation of
companies insuring on the assess
ment plan against sickness.
Creating criminal court for the
county of Ohio.
Creating a criminal court for the
county of Marion.
Creating ~ county court for the
county Of Pendleton.
Creating a criminal court for the
county of Wayne.
Creating u criminal court for the
county OF Mcdowell.
Creating u criminal court for the
county of Mercer.
Creating criminal court for the
county of Cabcll.
To establish the independent
school district of Warrington, Ma
rion county,
10 establish the independent
school district of Elkins, Randolph
county.
To establish the Independent
district of Belington, Barbour Go.
Amending the law relating to the
school district of Martinsburg.
Making franchises of bridge com
panies a portion of their assets and
liable for their debts.
Requiring sheriiTs to publish lists
OF persons and property returned
by hum rs delinquent for tho non
payment of taxes.
To prevent the employment Of
persons not oitizons OF West Vir-
ginia to perform rolice duty in the
State or otherwise to aid or assist
in the execution Of the laws thereof.
Changing tho time for holding
the circuit courts in the sixth.
eighth and ninth judicial circuits.
Authorizing county courts to
open public roads to give land own
ors an outlet TO public roads already
established.
Empowering tho city Of Wheeling
to construct and maintain water
works outside the city limits and to
supply water to other towns and
cities.
Revising the laws relating to the
management of the penitentiary.
Providing for the deposlting ia
the AUDITORS Office Of certain re-
cords, books, documents and papers
relating to land titles procured and
to be procured from the State of
Virginia and making the same
part OF the public records Of the
Auditors Office and providing how
the same or copies thereof and GER
tificates based thereon may be used
rs evidence.
Concerning the management Of
the reform school.
To authorize the union OF the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway co.
and the Grcenbrier & New River
Railroad Co., by purchase, consoli-
datlon or merger.
MakingIt a rnisdcmeanor to open
and leave open any gate or draw
bars Of another person, punishable
by fine OF from five to ono hun
dred dollars.
Proyidingtho mode OF condem.
nation by boom companies to secure
sites for boom property.
Authorizing the county court Of
Brooke county to fund the bounded
indebtedness Of SAID county.
To authorize the employment Of
short hand reporters in criminal
courts.
Amending the charter Of the city
Of Parkersburg.
Amending the law creating The
criminal court for the county Of
Wood.
Amending the law creating the
criminal court for the county Of
Bayette.
Increasing tho number Of assess
ment districts in certain counties.
TO empower The Board Of EJuca-
ton Of the independent school dis
trict Of Elizabeth TO borrow money
and issue bonds.
To employ thc Board Of Educa-
sion of the magisteral district Of
Washington, in the county Of Pleas
ants. to borrow money and issue
bonds.
Making it misdomoanor punish
able by q fine not TO exceed 5000
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-06

Town OmciaIs.
Hayor--Juiius K. Monroe.
Record ,r-Felix Elliott. Jr.
CennciInen j. Ami Martin. VIM. y Mansar.
Marshal g. FEATHER, Will A. Thomas and ,.
To9a sorgssnt-Tames W. Flynn.
societies
RnIatft ~ pytlhas--iodre fnests every Tues.
day evenine ~ their hall over J. W BinkCr's
store ~ tn o'clbck.
tsdopend.nt Order ~ odd Feilowa- Lodge
meets every SATURDAY evening a their hall in
Bishops CLOCK 10 800 o'clock.
Golden Bpie Eqramp-nent no. ~. 7. o. o. n.
inoots FIrtt a8d Third Monday evenings ~
saoh month IN The odd Fellows Hail. over the
postonlce.
Tho IndeDcnfent orderof Good Templars
Lsizoneets overv Frlday ovouiug. IN the I. y
q. - Hul. ~ 790 o'cl0ck.
kim Philin Tribe No. IS approved order ~
o'elocs w the knights of PytfIias Hail over
Bakers 81 ore.
finzwooi Coarit No IS. Junior order t'ni.
lows Hall over the Postodice.
Preston tspire, M. ". a. y. and a. M.-Meoi e
frst N ihir Monflnv iu eich month ~ 4.3l =
VI ~ tho Knights Of pythias Hall over Bakers
storo.
Churches.
~ r. Church Ray. " W Rider Pastor
segvicef -rre ichnz eycrg sunday at ioS1 mi.
sud p ~. sunday schpgl q o. ~ Glass
n. Prlysr fostiug every Thursday evening u
40.
Bipnst Church gsv J.. D. starkey. Pastor,
ssrvicos -4rc al ana Eourth sunday iu each
mon b.. ~ ioSg. a. NJ, and q. p. ". PriYcr
m)stlng, FIRST tfi Third sundays at y. NJ.
Psesbvferisn Church--No Pastor
a rviess Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
u gtfnf Sunday School az a. u.
T. riinreh -RoY Robert s. NTH. Pas 10
sorreos Proachiug. Fourth sunday in each
uonth.
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Col. J. w. st. Clair has bit upon
a happy method Of settling the
question Of keeping the Worlds
Fair open on Sunday. lie suggests
that the Far be kept open anyway,
and those who want TO enforce the
closing law can 90 into court to
secure it, and before the matter
gets through the courts the Fair
VIII be over.-Parkers5ury Sentinel
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-06

THE HOOP SKIRT.

New York Evening sun
remember. l remember the hoops my best rnl
wurG
When first went a.sparkin her way back IN
ST.
for when Ia see her home q nights, I allow
tvs kinder rough
To s1mp along the gutter, cause the walk want
wide enough.
remember. remember the scttin room at
home.
When the old folks al he'd gone to bed an left
US all alone;
To get In spoonin' distance was moren
could de-,
An when she took the sofy seat there want ne
room for twol
remember. I remember how as to sweat an.
work
A-tryin' TO dgEer out way 70 beat that burned
hoop skirt;
An reckon how hddled round two year an
more that way
Afore got mp spunk to ask my sal to name
the day.
wonder, oh. wonder. " this the truth can bs.
That the comm hoop skirts bigger than the
ones us 10 see.
An ifi,s so want to live JUS long enough 10
CLEAN
How the young folks nowadays are goin TO
tackle crlnoliue
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THE HoG's PROTEST.
And Probably He--.the H0g..Is Very
Near the Root and Truth OF
the Matter.

feel indignant, sir, because / am
made an object of comparison with
sundry depraved specimens of the
genus homo. For instance, a few
days ago man sat at my masters s
hreslde and squirted tobacco juice
all over my mistress nice, clean
floor. OF course tho lady was high
ly indignant, and. | don't blame
her, but when heard her tell my
master, with her eyes blazing fire,
that that man was regular hog,
felt indignant myself. For why
should she have called him hog (:
Why, | wouldn't touch q bit OF
their nasty tobacco if was starv.
ing, and if did take any would
eat ii and not make my surround
Ings filthy by ejecting the Juice
from my m outh. | know / am only
a hog, but | don't take into my
mouth anything except what | want
to eat. Another case The hired
man came homo from town one day
so drunk he could scarcely move.
When he attempted to feed me he
tumbled into my stye, and had to
root him out Of the way to get my
corn. Now, ] never in my life act
cd in any such disgraceful way; so
what on earth did my master mean
when he told the hired man that he
acted like a hog? Why, was so
mad at the insult to my kind that
] grunted as hard and vchemently
as could. OF course, being only
a hog, ] couldn't swear. as u man
would have done; but the idea Of
my getting drunk AS that fool OF q
hired man did Why. when he
tumbled into my pen and his bottle
Of whisky fell out OF his pocket and
got broken, do you suppose ] would
touch the nasty stuff? Not much;
] prefer good, wholesome swill. l.-.Ex.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-06

The late Elliott +. Sheppard
when boy, was u resident OF War.
ren, Pa, his father being cashier OF
the Lum bermsn's Bank there.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-06

Falrmont and Palatine present
an interesting study just now for
the friends Of prohibition. Fair.
mont voted against license, and
Palatine, connected with Fairmont
by free bridge Of large carving
capacity, voted for liceuse. When
the saloons all get under beadway
IN Palatine what will be the effect
ut the Fairmont end Of the bridge +?
--NcW Dominion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-06
DIRECTORY.
state oomcials.

eounty.
hawha county. -
Auditor-isaac V. johnson. Barbour county.
TreA>nrer-John NJ. Rowan. Monroe county .
Attorney oenerul-T. :. Riley. Ohio county
Asst. Attorney Gcn'l-O. ID. Cook ohio county.
kupt. VI SchoOls--Nirgil A. Lewis Mason 60
county.
state l.ibrarian--Charles Hagan, Marion Co.
=. hRrSh1l--u. :. White. Marshall county
frlrute Sec y To Gov. John B. White.
Shiof clork Auditors Osfice-Wm. a. Cracraft
Sec'y states Ofiice-B w Tnylor
Supt. schools T" II r Cork
Trcasurer'S -R r Ilerndon
AdJt- Geu.S --rhos.J Grass.
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Secretary Of Agriculture Norton
is said to be an expert corn huskor.
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:. ssc,y states oiiee-B. W: Taylor.
Adjt Gen.'s -rlosJ e;..fsasSs. Grass !.
saBremr Court or Appeals.
W. English President Mason county.
henry brannon. Lewis Go.
hSner n Holt. tireenbrier Co.
". n. Dent, raylor Co.
CDl. Charles IIelricS. .Crisr.
q: =. Long. Clerk. kauAwha Co.
Alfre Caldwell. Reporter. Ohio co.
yssar S.sssnes w; X ona.e4,s. SeeSnd Wednesday in
eharlssto WI. nrst weinosday In September.
UNITED STATES COURT.
aS. Ssss9 r5SrkSS5rS0Tg :rT wooa Co.
v. T.. District Att'y-U. G.. Sturgiss Morgan
hswn; NSnongalia county:
Ton, Kanawha county. and L. :. Elliott.
Haywood, Preston county.
rnlicI states ssna,ors.
0harles J. Faulkner. Martnsburg. Berkeley
Johnson y. Camden, Parkersburg. Wood CO.
hcnbsrs ofCsngrcss.
rrst pistrict-Jo',n o. Pendleton. wheeling.
sesOai District William l.. wl-oa, Charles
toWa. Jencrson CO.
.,TLlrl District D. Anderson. Nicholas c.
foHrfh District--James Capehart, Point Pleas
ant, Mason county,
state senators-E Eleventh District.
William q. Morley. Kiugwood. Preston Co.
AYl'eus Garrison, Monongalia Co.
Judge, Third JV ileiaI District.
Joseph r. uoke, kim 70 d, Preston county.
COW { ssIoxgRs IN cHANCERY.
r.; j. cs9 ~, p; v. wotring James a.
RRC LIVER OF TIE COURT.
Col. James W. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COMMISSIONERS County coGRr.
valleY. Mason Watson. President.
Kinxweod. J. L. Mckenzie.
l.rol, David ]. Walls
R.np, Ises r. Sinclair.
Grant Samuel y. Gunner,
Pleasant. Ben A. Conner.
enlSa, Page Il. McCru'n
Co .rfs Convene.
csreult court-starcl; -, September !, and
December n.
eouuty Court Monday uJamuary. April,
July aud October.
HOasr or Delegates.
East side e-C'hristian IIartneyer. Bruooton.
West Side Amos Hartley, NasuIltown
sheriG-LeRov shaw.
Dgs.urY sHERUPs.
Klnyw vol pi,trict-Luther McMillen,
Reno-c. ". Ride,,our
PORTLAND -wlIliun =. SIrroyor.
s.rlnt - Albert u Fearcr.
Pleasant sse ia u. Shaw.
Clerk Circuit C,pirt-John W Watson.
Clerk cn9nty court u Ami Martin.
Prosecuting AttSrney-D. NJ. WOring.
eIIuty Saryeyor-A y. urNilcn.
ssst of svlIools--sYla. e.. C"nIoy.
Assessor -Elst Side. Gabriel PullIam.
-" West side. VIM a. Mancar.
Hagls rates.
KngwbAl District, Joseph n Goodwin and
Valley. n " Mutin aud 4. j. DeBerry
Lyon. Eugspe -lu sgins nud James Mc(;ee.
Reno. ". IL. Wheeler aa,i Lucts Flrman.
V1lbu. Juiiui Sc'Icer anil \. VI Berry.
Portland. J-.tn ~. lIili snd Albert G. Mason
Pioastut. Levi n. Miller nni ~. II. .Gartin.
0raut, J. IL. Feather and j.. (. Bird.
COBstabIes.
KingwoOi. Thomas Hawk. and Geo =. Hon-
valsy H manuel Dixon aui J. r. Watson.
Lyon. Z. w. Criss and W. u. Taylor.
Reno. Y. Halbr1tter and q. " RideuouF.
Union. ID. W. Myers and Gen. GeiSsuen
Portland 4. J. Beatty aud Zack F1eegie.
Pleasant J. S.-Kclly and T. T.. Guthrie.
Grant, J.K. Wetner aud J. W Michael.
B0aFds UfRaueation,
VI. G Feather, President
xln.,s,,,sd nt.,,d,t Capt. J. r. E.NurdOck, SsS.
s"V"u "''''0'' Dr. N.T.PoweiI
NJ. e. Gibson.
N. y. CObun.. Pros.
y.u.. Dr. ). 4. Cox. Sec.
'"'os ) :. Boar.
Siclisias Postsn.
CT. w. Clayton Pros
-. %. J. Gibson. Sec.
HSO" Geo. G. Shaw
isaac Jackson.
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supremr rouri or lpur.Is

W. English President. Macon county.
Renry Branuon. Lewis Co.
Homer u Holt. Greonbrier Co.
". III. Dent, TAYLOR ca.
CDl. Charles IieLric&. .Crier.
.. y. Long. Clerk. KanAwha Co.
Alfre Caldwell. Reporter. Ohio co.
Csasones IT ChAtle ltoa Second "Wednesday In
January; Wheeling. frat Woduesdny In Jupe :
sharlestown. hrst Wednesday In september.
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RingwSoi. Thomas Hawk .r and Geo. r. Hon
man.
Valley. manuel Dixon aui J r. Watson.
Lyon l. w Criss and w. u. Taylor.
Reno. v. VI UalbTittsr and e. ". Rdeuour.
Union. ID. w. Myers and Gen. Geissmen
Portland, A. J. Beatty aud Zack F1cegie.
Pleasant. J. S..t<clly and T. T.. Guthrie.
Grant, ~. Wetner aud J. ". Michael.
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UNfTED STATES COURT

10 = 7. .
suige-Iy Jack<-n. Parkcrsburg Wood Co.
e1erk-t Y. Moore, Ciarksburg nnrrison 90.
v. Z. District Att'y-U. G.. Sturgiss Morgan
town. MSnongaiia county.
Asst. Dist. Attorncys-S. q. Burdett Charles
ton, Kanawha county. and L. y Elliott.
kingwoOd, Preston county.
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dag.s rates.
Ki1gwlnl District, Joseph NJ. Goodwin and
Joacph 4. Miller.
Valley. II u. MWtin aud 4. J. DeBerry.
Lyon. Eugspe Ia sgins aud James McGee.
Reno. ~. II. Wheeler a'il Lucts Furnan.
UrlDu. Julius Sc'Icer anil \. VI Berry.
Portland. J-an ~ lIili aud Albert q Mason
Ploasaut. Levi II. Miller NIL ~. II. .Iartin.
0raut, J. II. Feather and j. K. Bird.
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TO srfS convene.
Circuit Court-.tarcis -, September /. and
December n.
eouuty Court Monday uJanuary. April,
July aud October.
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0harles J. Faulkner. Martinsburg. Berkley
johnson y Camden, Parkersburg Wood Co.
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hcmhers ofCengress.

tfrst pistrict-Jo,in o. Pendleton. Wheeling.
OhioSioufIty.
second district William l.. Wilson, Charles
tosya. Jencrson CO.
..T'hira District John D. Anderson. Nicholas c.
H., Nteho!as t'ouRty.
FoRrfh District-James Capehart, Point Pleas
ant, Anson county,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-02-02
BEYOND OUR BORDERS.

Five workmen of Halle, Germany, who
drank water from the river Saale, contrary
to the order of the au horites, were seized
with Asiatic cholera.
BY collision between a passenger train
and cattle train near Grau, three persons
were killed and 2S probably fatally hurt.
Four hundred head of cattle were killed
The Dux Miners Killed Number $50.
All hope of rescuing alive the men who
were entombed by the explosion Of fire
damp in the Fortschritt mino at Dux, Bo.
hemia, has been abandoned An invsstiga.
ton shows that l3o men lost their lives in
the disaster.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-02-02
Happiness and Duty.

Happiness passes away, leaving
hardly single trace behind. aud can
often indeed scarcely be called hap.
pines, seeing nothing lasting has
been gained by IL. Unhappiness also
passes away (an1 that is great con.
solation), but leaves deep traces be.
hind, and, II we know how TO i'm.
prove them, most wholesome ones.
purifying and strengthening, and fire..
quently productive OF the highest
happiness Then IN life IL is worthy
Of peculal remark, that when we are
not too solicitous as TO happiness. ut
the want Of il, but devote ourselves
to the strict and unspairing fulfil.
ment Of duty, then happiness comes
" itself-yes, even arises from life
Of troubles and anxictics aud priva.
tiOns. / have often seen this verified
IN the case of women who were very
unfortunate In their coniugal rcla.
tions, but who would rather have
pcriShcd than drcamt of fursaking
their duty.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-02-02
me CIR, s.vea the Goods.

A few miles from Luchnaw is the
little village of Daily Bay. Here
some smugglers had landed a cargo
OF their usual wares, and these were
carried up the hill OF South Cairn,
waiting until a band OF volunteers
arrived with a string OF pack horses
to transport them inland for dstri-
button.
The Custom House offlcer In charge
OF the district received information
OF their doings, and, hurrying TO the
spot with the only guardsman olsen
gagged, he promptly effected a seizure
of the whole of the goods. The SNUG
glers skulked of, and the one guards
man was sent back TO press men and
horses in the Kings name 70 convey
the precious treasure to Strantaer.
The officer, pluming himself not
little on his alacrity, sauntered,
'entry fashion, round and round his
prize, which lay heaped before him
N rich profusion his sword and a
brace OF formidable pistols at his
side.
Presently Maggie Mcconnell ap.
pIOdCHeu tue great man, Wishing III N
good morning, to which ne atIably
replied, and accepted Maggie's prof
'ered hand. His arm was thrust uI.
ward, and at the same time ne was
Pncircled by the sirens arms. and
With heavy fall was thrown bclp-
iesSly on his back.
Maggie then sat coolly down upon
ner victim. and having placed h,r
,pron over his eyes She hcl him iirn-
" down, as II held In wise.
AT last, but only when IL suited
her pleasure, Maggie released him
from her grasp But when he looked
np not one Of the articles lay in It's
place, as he had himself seen them
ust before on the ground
iiy and by his companion reap
pcarCd, hut only TO hud the head OF
deer tetc.a-tctc with this Galloway
matron, who, bidding bim adieu,
disappeared without further loss OF
time. wishing both a pleasant ride
INTO Stranracr.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-02-02

Nearly century ago, celebrated
amber made bet which deserves
o be recorded for It's popularity.
After run OF ill-luck with Lord
-orne, hc jumped up suddenly and,
ciling large punch bowl that stood
lear said. For once I'll have bet
where | have an equal chance Of win.
ling. odd or even for -, 900
,uincas;' "Odd, replied the peer.
With the utmost Cumposure. Dash
vent the punch howl against tho
wall, and the pieces being counted,
unfortunately for the young hero OF
he experiment there proved TO be
an odd number, and he was a ruined
man.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-02-02

$50 IL ls Written Ia Ine uOOA Ot hOSeN
~. vites wee ut tor tue - .-i 10 q
tupeiiori1vS 'Hoyai i'@,h2 Pow" M
rurity. w6ot 11jmeness and strength, from
q scientific standpoint An opinion, how
ever, Tint will have perhaps greater infu.
ruce with our practical housekeepers, is that
given 10y Marion llarland, the well known
and popular writer, upon matters pertain
ing to the science of domestic economy, OF
housekeeping, and Of homo cooking In "A
,y;tcr published IN the Philadelphia Ladies
Home Journal this writer say;
"I regard the Royal Baking Powder a.
the best manufactured aud IN tn" market
70 lar as have any experience ia the use Of
ouch compounds. Since the Introduction Of
Il into my kitchen ! have used no other IN
making biscuits cakus, cic., aud hHve en-
lirely discarded for such purposes the home.
m0dc combination Of uut-thrd sudH two.
thirds cream Of tartar.
"Eycry luN has been iu perfect condition
when It cam. into my hands, aud tie con-
ients have given complete satisfaction. II
is an act of SIMPLE justice AMI also "A pleas
are to recommend II uuquthiicilv 20 Amer
can Housewives MARION iiARLAND.'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-02-02

Judge John Martin, Democratic lawyer
of Topeka, becomes Senator of Kansas, The
Joint convention of the Senate and the Popu.
list house, and he will proceed at once TO
Washington to take the seat of Senator Per
kins, who was appointed by the Governor a
year ago to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Senator Plumb.
The verdict OF the new Coroner's jury at
Alton, H., in the cases of w, f. Richards
and Henry Groggans, is that the explosion
was caused by negligence of railroad en-.
ployes.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-02-02

The Indiana House of Representatives, co
10 10, concurred in the Senate joint resolu.
tion, declaring in favor of keeping the
Worlds Fair open on Sunday.
The Senate Of the State of Washington
unanimously passed an anti Pinkerton bill
The Alabama State Senate has reconsider.
ed It's vote of last Tuesday and on Saturday
passed bill giving an annuity of $500 to
Mrs. Jefferson Davis. 1t now depends on
the lower house whether the bill becomes a
law.
Missouri's legislature has passed bill
compelling railroad companies to provide
separate coaches for white and colored pas.
sengers.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-02-02
sTAMBoUL DETHRONED.
HIS Worlds Record Rejected. Krem-
lin Becomes he King.

Stamboups grand performance Of 2073
made on the stockton, Cal, track on No.
yember % last, a world famous mile that
crowned him king Of trottng stations, has
been rejected by the American Trotting
Register Association at Chicago. Kreml;n
who covered a mile at Nashville, Tenn, in
2O7i on November T. according 10 the reg.
lister is trottng king Under a resolution
all the time performances made at Stock.
ton, Cal, October 10 to November %, inclu.
sive stand rejected, but will doubtless con.
sttute bars for trotting purposes,
Stamboul went against the record six
times. The table of bis wonderful per
formance follows, the quarters, halves
three-qnarters and miles being shown re
spectiyely:
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-02-02
None But ROVal

BAKING POWDER is absolutely pure No other equals
it or approaches it in lcavening strength purity, or
wholesomcncss. (Sce u. 5. Govt Rcports) No other
is made from cream of specially refined lor and
chemically pure No other makes such light sweet,
finely favored, and wholesome food No other will
maintain its strength without loss until used or will
make bread or cake that will keep fresh long. or
that can be hot with mpunit even by dyspptcs
No other is SO economical
The Baking Powders being offered in this
vicinity with the statement that they are cas- good as
Royal" have been shown by the official analyses to be
composed of alum and detrimental to health
The official chemists of the United States and Can
ada State analysts, municipal boards of health and
physicians indorse the great qualities OF the Royal
Baking Powder.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-02-02

0Fort.t-",- h.e, at Dux, nj .,o-.
ligh'. mi .ers were killed and scores in.
iured.
The explosion occurred when the shifts
were changing A cage full OF
miners had been lowered half
way down the shaft when II
loud rumbllnC rerort was heard and the
cable attached to the cage broke aud the
cage and us occupants fell down the shaft.
Ten of the men were killed instantly, 10
suffering fra ctlrcs from which they cannot
recover and tive have broken limbs and in
rerual injuries but will live. They had
been half suffocatod by the gas rising in the
shaft and said that no man could live be-
low
An hour later the superintendent of the
mine and five miners went into the mine.
They were unable 20 go more than 100 yards
into the gallery, bat they found II dead
bodies. OF the 30 men who were waiting
for the cage 10 had been killed and 40 par
italy crushed b. falling tmbers or half
suit Gated by :he foul aIr. 1t is believed
40 men at wo in the gallery were also
killed by the explosion.