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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17
Death of a well-Kno,yn Farmer

STOCKTON, Feb. 16.-J. NJ. Learned, a
weIl-known farmer and stock-raiser of
this county for twenty years past, died
to-day, aged 70 years. In the sixties de-
ceased owned and operated a flour mill in
Oakland
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17
Fire In the Hold of the Adams.

VALLEJO, Feb. l6.-Fire occurred in
the hold of the man-of- war Adams at the
Navy Yard, caused by tar rope igniung
from lamp. The fire was soon extin-
guished by sailors, but one petty officer
was severely burned, and thousand
dollars worth of stores destroyed or in
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17
FIRE AT Los ALAMos.
The Principal Buildings of the Place
Burned.

IT. II 11I1SIA' t1N N'11HIN1IIIrs' OA tIIO T IfCO
Burned.
SANTA BARBARA, Feb. 16.-A telephone
message to-day from Los Alamos, in this
county, announced the burning at that
place of the principal buildings of the
town, including hotel, Postoffice, drug
store and warehouse. The town has no
fire department, and the fire could not be
extinguished till it had burned itself out.
The cause of the fire is unknown and
there was no estimate given of the
amount of the loss.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17
WAR DOES NOT OPEN.
Armed Men Parade the Streets of
Topeka, But No Fight Occurs.
PROPOSITION FOR A COMPROMISE
UNDER CONSIDERATION.

The Militia and Sheriff Refuse to Obey
the Governors Orders, Depriving
the Populists of Their Fighting
straightforward Feeling of I'm
easiness Lest No Compromise VIII
be Effected, and That To-Day May
Bring About Renewal of Hostilities.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17
THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.
Contents of the Documents Sent
to the Senate Made Public.
ANNEXATION THE ONLY COURSE
TO PURSUE

The President Thinks 1t Essential That
No Other Power be Permitted to
Secure Possession of the Islands,
and Advises That Immediate Action
be TakenLThe Queen and Empress
Amply Provided for In a Money
Sense.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17
Bill Against Cigarette Smokers.

OLYMPIA (Wn.), Feb. 16-The House
to-day passed bill making it unlawful
to bly,, sell or give away or manufacture
cigarettes or cigarette papers.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17
Miners Killed by n Cave-In.

WARDNER idaho, Feb. ia cave in
Williams Slope, on the Sullivan side of
the Bunker Mill and the Sullivan Mine,
yesterday, killed John Mullen and John
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17
His Injuries Fatal.

Reynolds of the navy, who was run over
by cable car last night, died to-day.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17

OMAHA, Feb. Northwestern Ne
braska. Southern South Dakota and
Eastern Wyoming experienced a slight
earthquake shock yesterday.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17
TERRIBLE And FATAL FIGHT
Between Drunken Mexicans in
Guadalupe Valley.
TWO KILLED OUTRIGHT AND SEVERAL,
BADLY WOUNDED.

steamer Wrecked at the Mouth OF
smith's Rivera Hotel, Postofnce.
Drugstore and Warehouse DESTROYED
by Fire at Los Alamos. Santa Rar-
bara COMMISSIONING ARRAY In
Mendocino County.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Animated Discussions in the SEN
ate and House Yesterday.
VEST ATTACKS THE QUESTION OF
ANNEXATION.

Wordy War Between Representatives
Turpin of Alabama and Waugh of
Indiana-President Harrison Issues
Proclamation Setting Aside For
est Lands in MERGED, Fresno, Tu-
lare and Kern Counties for Ma
tlonaI Reserve.
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General Carr to be Retired.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-By direction
of the President, General Carr will be
placed on the retired list.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17
EVERYTHING QUIET.

Republicans of the House Enjoying a
Needed Repose.
TOPEKA, Feb. 17.-At l o'clock this
friday morning the situation remains
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17

unchanged, save for the fact that a heavy
snowfall set in soon after midnight, and
the militiamen are experiencing some of
the pleasures of winter campaigning.
The Republicans are snugly ensconced in
the Representative Hall, and are for the
most part sleeping soundly.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-17
A PoPULIsT MOVE.

Topeka, Feb. 16.-The Populist House
met this afternoon in rooms downtown
and took action contemplating check
mating Sheriff Wilkinson's movement
by passing an emergency bill empower
ing the Governor to remove the Sheriff
of any county for cause and appoint a
successor forthwith. The specific causes
are not stated. The bill will go to the
Senate in the morning. When that
body passes it the Governor can re-
lieve Sheriff Wilkinson and disband his
posse, unless the Sheriff resists action on
the ground that the bill was not passed
by legal House of Representatives.
The Sheriff said late tonight that lie
would not give up his Office without a
STRUGGLE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-02
@eoameenfpfitter.

Bran pfsst in Der Sesel s@ladspilssn um
Moth au traGeu; oft fpare 20 iebod better.
vpedpogelH su f~ubiren.
% ntel Sdlaubeit befitt Der Diimmite,
nm itd ielbft betriigen III fSuuen.
YIN Der Idweren seOth il bdufs Der @dmsre.
mother ielbft iduIo.
Die Grinnsruns sleidt gutem Weiu aud
1lter ipirb.
Yer Selo bat, lam ben Doctor baben,
User fstn's bat, Der wirb ipatsr bssrabsu.
Der sr0Bte @obtbater Der grmen ii bic
Gitelfett.
aein Siegel idmilst 10 lei6t, ais oas sir.
Gel Der Beridwiesenbeit.
Sc tir3er st G.bidt, UNI 10 I1tperer it es
Su MAIDEN; besbalb III es am aleridmer-
fen. oar feins au MAIDEN.
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prebigers6nmnr. Maa beaeanet
aud b~eitf5utage nod u1ttunter &a,lael,
rebrern bon Der Nrt Mbrabau1S a Ganta
Clara, tiar1entltd 1T Stalieu. 60
btrte Der G9retber bteler 3etlem III
etner bdlptfd1lt9 bon 3eutert aus benz
Volle, Gtf4ert, 9asaronis u. bgl. be,
fu6ten aretfe Meapels eineu M1n6
prsbiee1, Der ettte pabre 1lumenlele
tebr trdftiger urb n1eiit gar tift ibler
G9er5e sum Beffer CAB. Inter anbee
rem tam CT aud auf bic tlrfa9e gu
tprt4en, parum eS 70 tpentg fpanti9e
9eiltee gebe uub erfldrte Sas auf fol,
9snbe Metfe: rSm Mnfanee4-fo I'm,
QefGbr fa9fe er-rtamei1 ia Elm boar
@ponter In ZEN Stnmel. Dte raudteu
bort aber 70 btele 3tsarttos, bab bic
abri9tn 9etligea barber ar9erli9 tpur.
ben uub Der betlise petrus 1adbaAte,
mte er bic Spanter tDteber los tperbeu
f0nute. Gtbfi9 Tan, ~ aud auf etucl
guteu @eba-feu. Gr er3dblte namLid
oab Dor Der 0immelstbir ein groBes
Stser9tfe9t ffottfdnbe, unb ba ltefen
baua BE Spanier fdneu btnaus. 9ses
triss aber itta8 fofort bte Ebiir btnter
ibuel ju unb 1teB bartt feineu Spanier
ntebr btneft tn ben .4tutmel.A
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Gin nnteri6ieb.

Gin llnteri9ieb. Tom Gberiber
bat siaes Eases, ols Ct nod eth gan,
iuueer Meuf9 mar, fetnen Batter (ben
terttmteu Di1ter unb Staatsmanr
Rt1arb 8riuslen Gberibatt) UNI cine
f(eipe Suufae @elb. Brinsteb tpolte
btefe ntGt seben urb faete: rMfefn lie,
Der Torn, On muBt etipas tbun, nm
Dtr @el6 5a nerbiener. Jn Detnem
Mlter nbtbtgte Mid mein Batter i9or
Mugft gum Grbettet. Wein Dater-1
sd bite I'm Gntf9ulbiguna,A I'M.
tfrbraA i'm Tom, sDen Batter l66t
I'D bur9aus ni9t NIT benz Iteiniser
uerglt9en.A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-02
@tre@te aehinauna. aDr

Grre9te Bebtnsung. 90uis 6ries.
rid Wilbelm ~. bate fdon ais Sron>
prin3 iebr b.inuen Raarmuds, unb als
er I'M Sabre 1910 86nig setporben mar,
trarbte fid Der Griieur, befien 6aar,
wudS b~ef6rbern6e Oele CT btS ietf fiei>
bts ausewenset bate, NIT Der Bite an
tbn, ibm In @naoen ben Titel r9of,
frtieur" ~ perleiben. Griebrid @il>
belm Nv. jebo6 idrieb iur3 an ben
Rano Der Bittfdrift: .Wenn's tptro
sebolfen baben!"
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pie f6warsem &asimette.

Gtn friber febr beliebtes, jest ntdt
ulebr tn M%nwenbuns fomme1be8 Mett.
tel Der Diplomaten, binter bic @ebetm=
rtlfe Der @egeupartet gu fommett, mar,
iut9ttse 8rtefe geptier Perionen auf
Der 9oit In etnen1 sebeimen, iosenarts
ten nf4uarden1 9abtnefte erbreden 5a
laiien unb bon ibrem 9nbalte &enrts
ntB 3l nebmen. 9olhe r8rtefogen,A
fute Der dltere Nusbrud lautet, batten
3url ", Nabolf H., Berbtnanb IL,
Ghrft 2aunis, 0nbute XIV. unb XIV.
uub Napoleon I. 0etterer. bertftet
felbft iiber bic GtnriGtums bteier f9tpar.
5en 9abtnette BofgenbeS Sn Jranf<
reid bate man MaBreseln 9etrofen,
6aB alle Brtefe unb Depel1en ber Sc
iaubten unb anoerer Diplomaten, bic
BON 1srionest, fpelwe NIT 6en peri9tebes
tten @eionbti1aften In 8erbtnbung
ftan6en, sef9rteben tparett, unb fogar
BITE Brtefe Der Dteneri9afteu berielben
BON alien Tbetlen beS 0anbes aus mad
partS gei9tft tpurben: Daielblt off
yete un6 be9tffertrte man fe TIT etnem
Bureau. pel9es bas i1nar3e 9abtnett
bteB. Dte bamtt Beauftragten erbtel.
ten fur baS Grratbet1 ether 1terett
Gbiffref1rtft 80 0ouisbor. Treilt9
psttaufGten Die @~efaubten III gerehtenl
MttBtraiett alle 8ierteliabre lire @biff>
rem NIT anberen, aber bas balf linen
rt@tS, madte bS9itens Elm fuenis r1ebr
Mabe.
D6uemarf, @hueoet1 nrb Yreubeu
f1tdten, I'M BITE Soften zines &ouriers
3l eriparen, tire Depel9en NIT Der
4oft +; man fopirte banort bic pt1tigs
fen 9arttett r1b tbeilte iie giapoleon
brett nit ttie follen, tpte Der 2aiier
perifGert, BITE Mftnilter bappn &enntrtb
erbalter baben. Die @efanbten biefer
Gtaatea 1telbeten 3utpetlen aud Der,
trdult1e Mfttheilunger Der @eianbten
Rublat.b8, Se5terret18 unb @nglanbS,
mel1e 2ourtere benttte11: 70 fonrte
Qlopoleo1 au1 ptele mttttge poIittihe
@ebetmniife otefer Staatett erfabrsr.
De @ei6id1t9fett Der Beamten bes
f9tuar5eu &abtnettS mar 5ebr grob.
Gte fonrten iebe Sdrtft l1a9abmen
uub befaben bte @tegel aler 6errfder
Guropas unb fammtli1er abeiiaer
Hamilton Der perf9iebenen 4dtlber.
Urau9te man ein Siegel, bas man nod
uidt bate, 70 bauerte es tilr pternnbs
dipaf5ig Stnnoeu unb e8 mar ttadge-
dhnat. Die Mnifellungen Der Beantten
R<k&atx as AA&<& 6HwaEkn%ln. LsQ $500 H.
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Cine a~arantirte Sur.

Vtr autortfren ben aneejetsten apDttefer, Stneu
Dr. &tRa8 Meue8 9etlmittel se9en S@wtnbfu6t, Gus
Ten unit, Grfdltuns auf fplsen6e Bebtnguns sa perfaus
fen Benn Ste BON Der Grippe befauen Fnb, nnb
biefes WattteI ben GnpeiIunsen entlpre4enb sebraufen
ppfeu, inbem Gte e6 ~eiusehene prcbiren, unb wenn
Ste bann feine 4eFernus bur@ bqHelte peifpiren,
hann f@ifen Gie bic Slai9e burad unb ste fperben
SIR 0efh 3urhd befomn1eu. 2Dir NADER bies Nn9etpt
In Gplse Ser srcburtteen GrfcIse, pelae btes MRittel
BET Der IettIdbrigen Wrippen : Gpibemte anf3u,retien
bate. Mtr baben BON tetnem Sale se35rt, Ia benz
bas W2itteI ni@t sebpIfen bate. Man made einsn
Nerin@ bamtt 85rrbefaiMen fret BET Der Can Gntp=
INTO Drus 60. Grpbe Slaf&eu so Gents unb 81. 90.
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Gime gopfsef6i&te.

9anbsraf @ilbelm TX. BON 9eilenz
&aliel, ais sriter &urfirit reitaurirt,
uadben er ben auf benz Wiener Sons
greb anseitrebten Tttel r&0nts Ser Sat
ten" ni9t bate erlanseu f0nuen, bcfabl,
bab Die sanSe Irmee i36pfe traaet unb
Ruber int Saar fiibren iolle. ga nun
bte 0aare Ser Solbaten oft ni1t lang
senIs iparen, INN bie falf9en 3bpfe
baralt gu befeitisen, 10 wuroe an9eorbs
net, iali6e 3opfe an bic uniformfra@
gen, aber ni6t an bic 9iite 3u beften.
DteIer 8efebl mar bic Solse zines ielts
iamen B~orfalles. Der 2urfirit be-
merfte einit, ais er aus Dem S6lole
fam uno Die Wa6e i6nelf ms @emebr
trat, einen Sffi3ier nit spei 30pfen.
r@arum bat man 5Dei 3Dpfe 7" oons
l,erte Die alte 9obeit. Der Sffisier
bate ben 9ut zines 3amerabeu, III
fpeldem ,oeiien 3opf befeftist mar, err
9rtfen, unb Der ietnt9e btng auberbem
IN ben eisenen Saaren! uunadii6t<
li1 erbielt Der uusliidlide lieutenant
Mrreft, uub es erging Der seba9te 8e<
febl.-1m e9te unb fb0ne 36pfe 3u er.
3eugeu, feste Der &urfitrit einen YreiS
auf cine ben 9aarmuds foroernbe
Salbe. Sff3iere, Die e9te 36pfe por>
5upeiien permohten, erbtelten eine
5opfuergiitung. Sn gang EUROPA.
tpnrbe Der &urfiirit pesen bieier 3opfs
Wauie peripottet.
Mean er3dblt ii9 nod In 9aIiel, mie
Elm @ngldnber por benz S9lolie Mil<
belmsb6be erft nit ei1ern taft iaenfele
biden 3opfe, Der btS an bic &ntefeble
berabretbte, unb ban1 iosar nit bier,
finf bis beitabe our @rbe berabbanseu<
ben 36pfen anf uttb nieber ipa3ierte.
&lueermetie nabm Der ionft let9t &C.
ret5te 0anbsraf bon bteiem vQer9erniB@
feine Woti5. Mm 81. Nopeinber 1918
3og Der ~2ano9raf auf @ilbelmsbDbe
tpteber Elm. Ser Mmtntanrt M6ner
besribte tim NIT elmer f9munspolleu
Nnrebe. Da bob Der Gurfirit 1einer1
Stod unb i9rte: v9erl, no bat er
ieinem i3opf ?A-r9alten 5u @naoen,
Durhlaudt, Der 1T tti1t ntebr MoSel'"
-rNh mas. Mo6e,1 rtef Der aurfirlt,
r6ie Mooe bat Der Sranjos ms 2ano
gebra6t. Nber I'M ;3opf allein iitt Die
Trene unb bic @brli1feit, utlb tper
ietneu j3opf abidneibet, Der lit fein
treuer 9eiie mebr!4 Da mudien I'M
9attenlanoe Die 36pfe iiber Na9t 5u
9umoerten auf pfe Yilse.-@tlbe l.
fforh 1901 I>pr crffe 0ff fo;1cA Soh~
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Gin Wefer. SIN Grdip Der proe
teftautifder 9irde 3u 9aarlem befirben
fid amtltte auf5etdnuneen aus benz
II. Sabrbuabert, aus fpelden berpor>
asbt, bab I'M Sabre 1926 elm gefpiiier
Dams Clint gesei ein @ebalt bon is
Stlber fpodentli6 ensnsirt mar, nm
bie anbd9ti9er aufSupeden, Die udb,
renb Der Yrebi8t tin(9liefen. 3tpan3is
Sabre lang per,ualtete er bas i6ipierise
amt sur 3ufrieosabeit ieiner Dorseiet.
ten, banu abrr ipurbe CT e~ntlaiien, neil
er tDdsrenb Der Prebi9ten tpieberbolt
ielbft eini1lief.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-02

Gia gebaltboaes Bud. a6nig
Grtebrt9 Mtlbelm III. bon YreuBen
ttebte eS, perionen, benen CT ipoblse<
tuogeti mar, III alien QebenSlager bel,
fetib bet3uiprinsert unb ietneu iepeilisen
Swed auf m6sltdft unsefp6bnli1em
We9e III errei9en. 60 batte Ct beun
aud etnmal einem ietter Mbiutanteu,
beiien @elbflemn1en befannt maren, etn
Bud 5useianbt, pel6es arf benz Titel.
blatte ben bon bes Monarden eigener
9ano berriibrenben Bermerf : .Grfter
Ebeil4 auffpies uno 3niiden ie 3pet
Seiten etne ~tpertbnolle 3aiienantpeifnng
barg- Nad einieen Tasen erfunbiete
er fi1, ipie ieilem @etreuen bas Bud
9efallen babe. 20, eS mar iebr gebalt-
uoll, Maieitati1 erfpiberte Der Sffi3ier.
SD fanu ben 3ipeiten Tbeil faurl ers
partea." Der R6ni8 lddelte, fiftlif
erireut iiber bic fefne Mntmort uub
fanbte aud ben 3peiten Ibeit. Der
ielbe mar chen 70 gebaltooI mie Der
erite, leioer aber befan6 itd anf Der
eriter Geite Der fatale Bermert: ,3mei<
ter unb lester Tbeil.A 4adittpabr.
f9einlih lit aber In Ginger Seit etn
nNnlang1 oisles BndeS. niellefdt aud
Elm Negifter,4 Elm Complement" un6
ber9leiteu eriAienen, bent1 Der G0nig
ball, mo ct belfeu fonnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-02

Sir 5ebn Sabre lit i6 an r6eu>
matii6en Sdmeraeit unb bic Merste aa-
ben mid auf. Sur6 bic M~nmenbuna
bon ct. Safobss Del nurbe i9 bauern6
gebeilt. = Wm. @olbmann. 6. Ger
mantotpn, Srb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-02
VINUM RUBIDUN PAS7EuRIENSR.
Sanit4t8sWein.

nniere tn Glaiden pa teurifrte
Mptbpetne. toelde bon b%eipnbers ebIer
gattnn9 une gutem Sahrgane bis 3ur
Ula19enretfe l%orgfdItisf sepfe8t
UNI iinter Mus1hlub Der atmofpbdrt51en 2uft
tn per Slaide bis 81 Der BON 8 afteur bprs
geltprtebenen 1ensperatur unb unter genamer
Sefolsung Der bon bemielben gegebenen BE,
tttmmnngen bebanbelt iinb. eisnen iit aubers
oroentlteh gum @ebraud fir &rante mnb Re,
eonoaleScenten unb bet Gpiber,en nnb iinb
IN nerId'iebenen grot eren SospitdIern, aran.
~teubau1estt, ga1aretben &C. bereits nit eutem
ertOlg einsefikrt. MtGt senug t5nmen
mtr aber otsfe borsigli6en mobL
9epregfen Wetne aud 3mm tdstt
den eebrau4 e%mpfe9Iem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-02

- M6lfe finb felt SO Sabrem gum
erlten Wial In biefem Winter in Mafas
9ufetts iuieber geieben tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-02

SpIttter. Der poufpmmene Menfh
!utrb beim fletufteu Sebter bsrabes,srrt,
Der iruolfouttaere bet Der hefnften
geltnseuea That In ben Stmmsl st.
hobeh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14
A Little War in MartinSburg.


There was "a lively shooting ARRAY
in harrisburg yesterday between
Mr.. John &. Wilson, VINO i president
of the electric iisht company. and
representative of the Western Electric
Company. Of Chicago. by the name OF
Marcus Ruthrnberg Mr. Wilson had
purchased the electric machinery nee
essary for the new plant from the
Western Electric Company. \ dis
pute arose over the title TO the ma
chiuery and the Western Company
ordered Ruthenb-rg to take the ma
chinpry out aud ship it back to the
factory. \ portion was taken OUT a
f-v days ago. and Wednesday Ruth
rnbur-, with the necessary hands to
move the property from the plant
found Mr. Wilson fortified and he re
fused 10 give up the property without
legal process. Mr.. Ruthenbrrg at
tempted to enter and Wilson fired
through thedoor. Later Rutheubers
returned with an officer, armed with
a warrant for Wilson's arrest, and
while the officer was serving the wal
rant he again raped on the door, de-
muudius admission Mr. WIsonaSain
fred through the door within six inch
- OF Ruth,nberE' head The latter
then stepped back aud emptird his
revolver ar the former through the
Thin pine door. Nritherwas hit. Sev-
eral parties standing by were injured,
but not seriously.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14
An Important Decision.

la an insurance suit in the Circuit
Court last week there seems to have
been provision in the policy that II
the property insured be or become in
numbered 10y chattel mortgage during
the continuance of the policy without
consent of the company, written on
said policy, then said policy should be
void, and the Court held that this was
u valid provision, which the law would
enforce. We mention the fact that
those having policies containing such
provision may be apprised OF the
matter aud see, i'll case they incumber
their property, that due notice Is
given to the company when the
policy they have contains such
provision.-SpUH
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14

Reduced Rates for the Holilays.

In pursuance of it, usual liberal
policy. the Baltimore aud OHIO Rail
ROAD Company announces tAat eAcnr-
sion tickets vii. b. sold b tween all
stations Oh its lines EAST OF thu OHIO
River during the Christmas aud ""
Year holidays at reduced rates. The
tickets vii! be sod for all trains De
cember %. "a. %, 30, 81 and January
|, and will br valid for the return
Journey on all trains until January
Sd inclusive.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14
MOOre-Rielv.


Mr.. Charles Francis Moore, a son
of the late Sheriff John :. Moore,
and Miss Elizabeth y. RELY, daughter
OF Col. VIM. y. RELY, of Clarke coun-
", Va, were married at II O'Clock
Tuesday in the Episcopal church at
Summit Point 10y the Rev. y. j. Willis.
MIR II. A. Moore, brother Of the
groom, was best man, and DIR. II. K.
Moore and Is. l.. Moore, also brothers
of the groom, and Mr.. Walter RELY
aud f. G. Rely, brothers of the bride,
acted rs ushers Tue bride entered
the church leaning on the arm Of her
father, who gave her away. Miss
Margaret NJ Moore, sister of the
groom. Miss Anna a. Rely, sister of
the bride. aud Miss Ada Locke, Of
Washington, d. c., We're maids of
honor. The newly welded couple left
over the Baltimore and Ohio for trip
10 eastern cities
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14
EvER-BUSY DEATH.
Wide Swath Cut by the Grim Reaper Among
the Old and Young.

Mr.. Aaron Fnlk, a well-known farm
er who has lived for number of
years near Vanclevesvllle, died at ?
o'clock Tuesday morning. He had
been i'll for several weeks of pneu-
monia and dropsy, and had suffered
for some time from heart disease. Mr..
Fulk, who was about go years of age,
leaves u wife and six children, four
sons and two daughters, to mourn his
loss. The funeral was held in the
Lutheran church on Wednesday, Rev
G. II. Hockey officiating, aud the re-
mains were inferred in Elmwood
Cemetery, being followed to their
last resting place by large cOncourse
of relatives and friends. Mr.. Fulk
lived on the farm owned by Dr. Rey
nold- for 80 years.
Mr. Charles 7. Mitchell died at his
horue. "Mordington, in Charlestown,
on Wednesday evening Of pneumonia,
after an illness of one week. Mr.
Mitchell was the son Of an English
gentleman and was born in Charles
ton, 5. G. In that city he engaged
for many years in the cotton business
and in railway enterprises, aud accu-
INFLATED at one time very consider
able fortune. Some years ago lac
purchased the beautiful "MOrding
ton place at this point, where he and
his family have since resided. Mr..
Mitchell's wife, who survives him, was
a Miss Bas,ett, of Hanover, Virginia
He was about seventy six years Of
age. The funeral takes place in Ricn-
mond, Va.-Adroc
Mrs. Sarah Entler, widow of the
late Philip Entler, died Tuesday
morning at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. John Freeze, near Martin,burG,
aged 20 years. Sac formerly resided
in this county, about five miles north
of Shepherdstown. She leaves three
children, Mrs. Freeze, g. w. Eu,ler
and Joseph EntIer. The funeral was
held this morning, and the remains
were buried in EImwood Cemetery.
John Barrett, Il laborer, about
thirty-two years Of age, dropped dead
from heart disease Friday night in
the billiard saloon Of George y. Mock,
in Charlestown. Mr. Barrett had
been sitting in the room for an hour
or more, and on rising TO 20 home
late at night fell TO the floor and eX-
pired in an instant
Rev. DR.. w. \. Wade, of the NJ. f.
Church South, died in Washington
recently, aged GS years. He was AT
oae time stationed at Char!estown.
Mr.. Ephraim Hiteshew, an uncle
Of Mr.. NJ. 5 Hteshew, Of this place,
died in Chambersburg, Pa, last week,
aged - years.
Mrs. Charles Daley, Of Martin>hurg,
was found dead in bed the other
morning.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14
Even the New Jail Leaks.

The fine new jail at Martiusburg APP
pears TO be- about as lraky a. the old
one. The Herald of last week says:
Theodore Furley and Pete Lewis,
white, and Oscar Williams and Ed.
Mathews, colorcd, broke Jail Thursday
morning about . o'clock. They were
out in the corridor for exercise and
during the temporary absence of the
turnkey dag hole in the brick wall
under a window at the rearen Of the
jail aud made their escape Mathews,
the leader of the gang, is from North
Carolina and "a tough customer. Fur.
ley and Lewis lived in the pine hills and
their knowledge Of the country will
no doubt render recapture difficult.
Saturday two of the prisoners, Fur
ley and Lewis, returned TO the jail
and gave themselves up. They pre-
fcrrDd their snug quarters i'll prison
to lodging in the pine hills.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-12-14
Castleman Kicked the Bucket.

Last Thursday DIR. A. :. Reynolds
sold, or traded, his trotting stallion,
"CastIeman, to Mr.. Harry c. Getzen-
danner. Mr.. Getzendanner put the
horse on his farm up the river, and
Sunday the ungrateful animal laid
down and died. "CasJleman" was a
horse of fine pedigree, having been
bred by \. J. Alexander at WOODBURY.,
Ky. DR.. Reynolds brought him here
about six years ago, where he has been
kept for breeding purposes. His rec
ord was 3St. "Castleman' was TWEEN
ty years old.