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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-30
WANTED LITTLE RUTH.
a Scheme to Kidnap the Presi-
DENTS Elder DAUGHTER.

TOPEKA, Dec. 21.-A special to the
Capital from Abilene, Kans., says :
Letters written by one r. r. Rock.
and dated at Topeka, have been found
here and outline a scheme for kid
mapping Ruth Cleveland next month.
Five people are named as implicated
In the deal. 1t was at first thought to
he fake, but developments show that
il Is probably the scheme OF crank
who has been hanging around this
city recently, but who has gone East.
ABILENE, KANSAS, Dec. 21.-The
police here are reticent about the
matter, but is known that two women
were Involved in the plot. The date
for the abduction was set for some
time in January. Steps were taken
for the arrest of the parties, who are
now under surveillance, as soon as it
is thought all who are involved are
known.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-30

In the big billiard match between
Schaefer, Slosson and Ives, "a New
York, the former won the first prize.
He made in his last run 568 points,
beating the record in the baIk line
game. His average was 100.
There Is little faith in the Crispi
Ministry in Italy, and there are grave
signs OF tr 'uble pointing to revolu-
ton. The Department OF Sicily has
refused TO pay any more taxes to the
present Government.
Madame Modjeska the actress has
contributed $500 TO the Midwinter
Fair
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-30
The Prendereast Trial.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2O.-The defense in
the Prendergast case will rely on the
fact that the jury was allowed to sep
arate to vote yesterday, which will
give good grounds for new trial, If
the case goes against him. Further
testimony was introduced today going
to show the prisoner Is insane.
Counsel for defense created a sensa
ton by announcing that any verdict
short Of hanging would be accepted.
The family Is willing the jury return
q verdict Of imprisonment for life, or
confinement in q madhOuse, but
would appeal from a death verdict.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-At the Prender-
CAST trial today Judge Horton, before
whom Prendergast was given his pre-
Hminary hearing, and several other
witnesses testified that they consid-
cred the prisoner sane. Drs. Spray
and Bluthardt, medical experts, both
declared they believed the prisoner
sane.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-30
Pound Notice.
m

,srHERE ARE IMPOUNDED AT
1 Makiki Pound 2 estray animals,
their descriptions are as follows: l lean
black mare, white spot on forehead,
white on riaht fore foot and hind
left foot, brand understandable; l bay
horse, white spot on forehead and nose,
white on the right hiud foot, brands un-
descr1bable on the right hind hip. Parties
owning these animals are requested to
call soon, or else they viii be sold at
auction on January 13. 1894. at Il noon
JAMES KUKONA,
Poundmaster.
Makiki, Dec. %, 1893. 3572-6t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-30
Wages Going Down.

PITTsBURG, Dec. IA. - The
schedule of reduced wages in the
Carnegie plants in this city, Bea-
yer Falls, Braddock and Home
stead is now being prepared. The
reduction will be about 40 per
cent, falling chiefly on skilled
workmen now receiving from SIC
to $50 per day, while the nail mill
operators will be reduced from
$3.50 to 50 per day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-30
Not an Inch of a Queen.

Queen Lii isn't yet on her throne,
She can't say her crown is her own;
She may fret and may pout,
But she still remains out,
For she can't seize her sceptre alone.
Chicago Times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-30
MOTHER GOOSE UP TO DATE

The queen of Sandwich
Islands made bluff
On a summers day.
1.-THE people" of town
Called her down,
And took her throne away.
The king of America
Called for the throne
''The people" took away.
The PROVISIONAL replied:
(And it laughed inside),
ave think we've come to stay"
The actions of Blount
Were paramount"
Grover's-well, ''spoony"
Wilson's paramour act
May not be fact,
But LiPs-actin'-lunS.
s.. +. Wasp.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-30
BY AUTHORITY
Sale of Government Land, Koo-
Ian, Mani.

On TU ESDAY. Jarnary 20, 1894, at IL
O'Clock noon. al ne froat entrances Of the
Executive 8ui, dim, viii be sold a; puo-
lie auction all tha, ira. o. Government
land in Koolau, Maui, known Us Fast
Makaiwa and lting between the laad OF
W Nataia aud the Kaajea Gulch and
eSt-a ing from seashore to G. 1vernEaeut
road.
AIeI-243 acres more or leF5
Upset p lie $500.
\. King.
Minister Of the Interior
Interior .ftce, Fec g, 1898.
3574-2t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-30

Keep your friends abroad posted
on Hawaiian affairs by mailing
them copies of the HAWAIIAN GA
zETrE and DAILY ADVERTISER
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-30

Fitted with Elliptic sprockets and g. &
j corrugated air tube tires. These tires
can be fitted to any pneumatic safety,
they are practically puncture proof, do
not slip on wet roads, and are very fast.
ANY desired gear can be furnished with
these wheels from No. So to 80.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-30

HOOPS PILLS are tie best after-dinner Fliias
...,st d,o.stton. cure hea,iache and bniorsnees.
hUBkON, NEWMAN & CO.,
?336 wucIvsAfR AGENTS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03
WOULD QUICKLY DRY UP.

Detroit Tribune.-She had barely time
request him to leave his rubbers and
umbrella outside before she was i'm
| 'reSsed with his air of studied calm. Ii
vas obvious that an unwonted weight
ay upon his heart.
''Woman-''
He talked through his set teeth and
made great deal of noise with his nose
simultaneously. Technically he hissed
DO you still deny my suit?''
Her lip curled scornfully.
"WeI-''
Her accents were flightfully frigid.
Il guess yes
Hastily thrusting aside his coat he
drew from his pocket q cleaning pistol.
Now" he frantically cried, you will
ee the fell result Of your heartlss CO
quetry! l am about to blow out my
brains before YOU
DO So"
She confronted him haughtily
Are you not, then, moved to pityy'
close to hers.
Not a bit"
Are you prepared to see me die?''
She laughed in hard, metallic way.
When fist
Her voice was harsh and grating.
you spoke l thought you might spoil
the carpet, but then l reflected that it
was only your brainse after all, and
they would quickly dry. Fray proceed
With polite inclination of the head
she waited.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03

The greater part of the pieces which
Liszt published seemed beyond the pos
sibiity Of any eAecutant but himself,
and were so indeed, if played according
to the old methods, which required per
feet immobility Of the whole body, the
elbows close to the side, and allowed on
" limited action OF the forearm. 1t
was known that at the court of Weimar,
dlSdainful of his former success, he was
occupied with serious composition,
dreaming Of a renovation Of art-a pur-
pose which excited much anxious COM
ment. rs is always the case when a new
world is to be explored or an accepted
tradition broken. Moreover, the i'm
pressions left by List in Paris gave
ample ground for all sorts of surmises.
Even the truth did not always appear
probable when it was told about him.
1t was said that at a concert at the
conservatory, after the Pastoral Sym
phOny OF Beethoven had been per-
formed, he had dared to play the whole
composition over again alone, the
amazement of the audience being quick
~ replaced by Il tremendous enthusi-
aSm. Again, it was said that another
day, bored with the docility of the pub
hc,-tlred of seeing this lion. ready to
tear to pieces any who displeased it.
forever fawning at his feet,-he deter
mined to rouse it, and amused himself
by coming late to a concert at the Itali-
ems, and calling on some fine ladies in
| their boxes, laughing and chatting, I'm
til the lion began to growl and roar.
At last he seated himself at the piano,
when the fury abated, the only demon
STATIONS being those of pleasure and
admiration.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03
Go be continued.)
FRANZ LISZT.
His First Appearance in Paris; His
Productions Extremely Difficult.

His First Appearance in Paris; His
Productions Extremely Difficult.
Century: The young men of to-day
can hardly imagine the eclat, the magi-
cal prestige, with which the name of
Liszt flashed upon the horizon of the
young musicians of the early part of
the Second Empire-a name so foreign
TO the ears of a Frenchman, sharp and
kissing as the edge of a sword that cuts
through the air, torn by the slavic z as
by a stroke Of lightning. The artist
and the man seemed to belong to fairy
land After having embodied on the
piano the spirit Of romanticism, List,
leaving behind him the glittering trail of
meteor, disappeared for while be-
hlnd the curtain of clouds which then
yelled Germany-a Germany different
from the one Of our day; mass of little
Kingdoms and independent duchies,
br1stling with turreted castles, and pre-
serving even in its Gothic script the
look OF the middle ages, every trace of
which had disappeared from France, in
spite of the efforts of the poets to re-
store its beauty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03
READY TO HELP M.kINLEY.
An oner OF Public Subscription is Do

An Offer OF Public Subscription is De-
clined by the Governor of Ohio.
WATERBURY, Conn. Feb. 24.-Thomas
Kelly of the West Side Savings Bank,
who telegraphed an offer to Gov. Nc
klnley to help him out of his financial
trou bles, has received the following re-
ply from Treasurer Myron T. Herrick
OF the Society for Savings, Cleveland,
Ohio:
Il desire to thank you for the Gov
ernor for your most generous PROPOSE
elon, but 1T would not be best to take
public subscriptions, as the Governor
says he is no beggar.' 1t will take all
that he has-about $4,000 (which he
accumulated before entering public
hfe)- and the 500, 900 or $40, 900 which
his wife has to pay his debts; yet it is
my private opinion that his creditors
will not suffer"
Mr. Herrick added that some of his
friends may do something for Major
Mckinley, but that it will have to be
done without the Governors knowl-
edge.
CLEVELAND, Oh o, Feb. 24.-Gov. and
Mrs. Mckinley returned to Columbus
last evening. During Gov. Mckinlny's
stay in Cleveland he was the recipient
OF 4 great iIany kilograms Of ennio-
lenee and praise from people in all
parts of the country, Republicans and
Democrats alike. In surrendering her
private inheritance to meet the de
mands made upon her husbands pri-
waite signature Mrs. Mckinley with
stood the remonstrance of almost all
her near friends and relatives. Both
Governor and Mrs. Mckinley felt n
great deal better and distinctly re-
lleved after they had done everything
IN their power to meet the obligations
incurred by the Governor ON MIR.
Walkers paper.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03
GAINES WILL CASE AGAIN.
The Contest Revived Once More Before n
Brooklyn Surrogate.


Brooklyn Surrogate.
New YORK, Feb. 24.-Thcre was a re-
vival of the contest over the will of
Myra Clark Gaines yesterday before
Surrogate Abbott of Brooklyn, on
motion to have the probate of the will
of June 5, 1885, set aside an to APP
point commission to take testi-
mony in New Orleans. by the viii adj
mitted to probate Mrs. Gaines left $751;
600 to persons not related to her, $780,
600 to her son-in-law, Colonel Christ
mas, 500, 900 to her daughter-in-law
Mrs. Whitney, and the remainder
equally to other grandchildren. BY
the admission of that will Surrogate
Abbott rejected an alleged Photographic
will by which it was claimed Mrs
Gaines had given her entire estate TO
Mrs. Marie =. Evans, an old friend.
When the case was called yesterday
ex-Judge Houston, formerly of New
Orleans and now of New York stated
that negotiations for settlement were
pending and got an adjournment
When the contest was begun, soon
after Mrs. Gaines death in 1887, the
estate was worth 1925, 900. 1t is under
stood that the protractcd litigation has
reduced it's value to $125, 900, and it is
feared that unless the matter is soon
settled the balance will speedily disap-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03
GREAT WALL OF CHINA.
Has Outlived Its Usefulness But Il
Scenery from 1t Is Fine.

Has Outlived Its Usefulness But the
Scenery from 1t Is Fine.
Century: The scenery from the great
Wall is very fine. The wall is here a di-
vldlng line between the high, rugged
hills OF China, which tower above us
on the one hand. and the great sandy
plains OF Mongolia on the other, with
dim mountain-summits beyond in the
Lar distance. Over these barren, rocky
spurs and activities, ascending to theil.
very submits, winding about in regular
curves and zigzags, it's serried battle
ments clear-cut against the sky on the
topmost ridges, descending into dark
Sullies to appear again rising on the
other side, the endless line of massive
stone and brick runs on and on until
lost to sight behind the farthest range.
And SO 1t goes for miles and miles, east
ward to the Pechili Gulf, and westward,
mostly in two great, rambling lines,
along the border Of the Cobb desert ana
kansu, until it ends among the foot
hills OF the Nan Shan range However
we may regard it, whether as a grand
conception for the defense of an en-
plre, as an engineering feat, or merely
as a result of the persistent application
OF human labor, it is stupendous
work. No achievement of the present
time compares with it in magnitude.
But it has outlived it's usefulness.
The powerful Tartar and Mongol
hordes, whose sudden raids and inya-
sions it was built to resist, are no more
to be feared. The great Gengllis and
kublai could not lead their people to
CORY conquest now as they did centu
ries ago. The Chinese civilization has
endured, while the once conquering
Mongols, the people who in their bright
est days established an empire from
the Black Sea to the China coast, and
a court at Picking of such luxury and
splendor as Marco Polo described, are
now doomed to pass away, leaving moth
ing behind them but the traditions, and
records, and ruins of a brilliant past.
The wall stands as a sharp line of di-
vision between the tribes of the north
and the Chinese. The latter, though re-
peatedly subdued, and forced to bear
foreign yoke, have shown an irrepres-
sible vitality to rise like a phenix, and
to reassert their supremacy and the
superiority Of their civilization.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03
NO BOND ISSUE PROBABLE.
Secretary Foster Has Over 81 900. 900 of
Free Gold on Hand.

Secretary Foster Has Over ~ 100000 of
Free Gold on Hand.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-''I have 81
100000 of free gold to-day" Secretary
Foster said to-day to your correspond
ent. My information is that there
will be no gold taken out tomorrow
On that point, however, l cannot be
sure till MIR. Roberts of the New York
Sub-Treasury, notifies me this after
noon ut the close of business Should
none be taken We will enter next week
with nearly IS 900, 000, and that, / think,
will be sufficient to carry us through
this administration without issuing any
bonds"
Mr. Harter of Ohio introduced in the
House to-day "a bill to provide for the
free coinage of silver and gold at the
present ratio and upon equal terms.
1t provides that after its passage
the purchases of silver bullion by
the government shall cease and that
the mints shall be opened to the coiu
age OF both metals upon the same
terms as existed prior to 1878, pro
vided, however, that all silver and
gold coined hereafttr for the account
of owners shall not have any legal
tender function and instead of being
stamped ''One dollar" Give dollars"
etc, shall be stamped ''Ten Dimes"
Fifty dimes," etc. Nothing in this
act is to be construed as affecting the
legal tender function of the gold and
silver already coined, or which NAV
hereafter be coined upon the account of
the United States. Alllaws in conflict
with this act are repealed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03
MAY RIDE WITH HARRISON.
Letter from Cleveland in Regard to the
Inauguratinn Ceremonies.

Letter from Cleveland in Regard to the
Jnauguratirn Ceremonies.
WASHINGTON, FEB. 22.-Mr. Oliver T.
Beaumont, chairman Of the committee
on carriages at the Inauguration cere-
monies, yesterday morning received an
autograph letter from President-elect
Cleveland in which he says:
''In reply to your letter of the 9Th
inst, have to say that l desire the
ideas of President Harrison carried out
as to my conveyance to the inaugural
ceremonies. very sensible sugges-
ton is attributed to him in the news
papers, and that is that / ride in his
carriage, as he did in mine on the 4th
of MaI"n, 1882
Mr.. Cleveland will return from the
Capitol to the reviewing stand in the
carriage furnished by the Senate Com
mittee on Arrangements. Albert
Hawkins Mr.. Cleveland's old driver,
who has been employed as a messen-
ger in the Pension Office, win be on
the box. 1t is said that the turnout
will be the finest that ever came up
Pennsylvania Avenue. The vehicle
will be drawn by four jet-black horses
The harness will be white and each
horse will be attended by a footman
in white livery.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03
TIAIE-HoNORED COSMETICS.

London SOciety.-I'he Chinese women,
who have coarse, hard hair, use a GU
rious mixture Of honey and flour to
cleanse and soften it. The Creoles in
| he Island of Cuba use a decoction Of
rosemary leaves. which they pretend
softens and cleanses the hair.
II Southern America the women use
he root of the soap tree boiled in water
The yolk of an egg is considered good
thing, but the hair must be washed well
afterwards. A very excellent thing is
decoction of quinine or Peruvian bark.
Take half a pint of good spirits, in
which dissolve a quarter of an ounce of
sulphate Of quinine, close this tightly
in a bottle and then leave for a few
days shaking it occasionally.
Afterwards add a pint of rum and
an ounce Of powdered Peruvian bark;
leave this for a week or ten days, then
filter through blotting paer, and then
unite the two mixtures together and
use to wash the roots Of the hair with
a sponge, half the quinine mixture and
half water.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03
Judge jackson Chooses a Republican

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 24.-George
W. Hayes, who has been court-crier in
twenty-five years, has been appointed
messenger of the Supreme Court of the
United States by Justice Howell E.
Jackson, who, in notifying Mr. Hayes
to be in Washington March 4, when he
expects to take the oath of office, sends
his ''best wishes for our mutual suc-
ces." Mr.. Hayes is prominent colored
Republican, and holds by appointments
of Gov. Mckinley the Office of trustee
Of the Ohio Blind Asylum.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03
Murderous Attempt Made on the
Life Of the Frisco Mil
liOnaire.
Rippey, a Ruined Stock Specula-
tor, Responsible for the
Act.
Mackay Will Probably Survive
-Would-Be Assassin Turns
Suicide.

w NJ, y,
'" 'nacHa9' the wei known cable
."nel. was shoC at'the Lack House
IL ILLS GU! U! an old man
tueh.i'S Is not yet dis
.'oo ~, he ia.'er si'ot Mackay IN the
"nen 'n"cAiH 'urheo TO lace
us ""o"lidht the t4atter turned the
plo'oi 'o"afa hlihsel1' ana shot, wound
iillI''0iA, Il - thought ietally.
~, - no" leare" that MI.
Tbo .h,+ ,,.,,, ea1
whose ;d,n+;+,, * ,,>t - ,- O'' '''''i'
NI.o1-a1- :. A.,
coast lie fo,+,,na - -" s'., va '..o
mated .+ .2n roo ono - O." n aoI' "ao '''i-
NJ, N,o,,.,. -; ;ta w. y: 'Oeo'ooo'
over E,,r,,o j., sn.;aI ,, .',,"' ''i'
count of the ROYAL mannar n With ~
entertains
There is GREAT mvstarv s,,,.ro,,,,di,,c,
the dreadful traradv, Mr. Naclz.v ,,as
not know to have dannarons a,a,o;as,
His assassin is supposed to hov. haan
insane.
STILL LATER-The old man shot Mao.
KAY in the back When N,.l.ar +,,,n,d
to face his assassin the latter Turned
his pitol toward himself. wnundinu
himself, it is thought, fatally.
Latpst-Thn man WHO shot N..l,,D
is named Radcliffe, He shot N,.lx,,- IN
the ha k and then turned the wea,on
on himself sending y bullet int, bis
heart. causing almost instant death
The motive for the attemnted mur-
der and suicide is vet unknown.
The would no .ss,ss,i,, ,,r,s, WY ~ n.
nov, pinno,, ST., Ct, up
Macl<ev t,,rned tho rnvolTo,. ~, hi,nsa,e e
and sant , bullet +h,o,,,rI, - -. -
inhictinp q wound which viii ,ndo,'nt
civ ,,,.[',,o $500 ~ VIZ 'i W. y,
far Mockav,s wound 10 moi so,.;o,,s, ,,,a y,
fa+o, +o,.,,i, 49,, I.,,. "
loci, i,w -, No. Iu ~, ui,ic''
rho shon+inn aaa,1aaS N1 -; 'e' IL,
oo,,,.+ hao,, of +I,o "a. 1,os.a !" p''' w
f,o,, suite, 40 Doe,t 49,. "ioli ''i''
,ron+no,,o,.,, ,,, - ".o"e,Ai
,,,,sto,7, 80 IT, - - 'ho
ovo,.,, dow ~ one "oo'. NOM
oo,,o,. nf c,,t+o,. e,t,.aot -, "' ,'io
to comnaro timo and p;nna1, 1a;a =,
w,;t fo, hi,, ~ +ha 80 p pe a. l' NJ -
pinav fred ono shot ~ h;n, ~ 4,'c.,
turned tho rnyo1vor ON hinsa1f nv,
firad . sho+ &c +o1d o1.o.,a r. .,' -
started after Nackav oq,in hut 1v.oe 90
weak that no conld not mil tho +,.ooo,.
and after q few stems tbroy mn his
hands exclaimino.
",rv cd on, so+;,eo,, en-
John Ronnor who ;s ,.onnaat>d ,l.;4,,
q florists store was ,,o.r at rord ,,,,,o,,
the shooting occn,rad cold 70 NIoo,-o1-
who was LOOKING ohont him.
.sWhv. Mr.. Mackev. Won have hoo,
shot"
Mackev resnonded.
.No 7 don,t +binl, GO ,, h,+ po,o,.
renliad that no know bo bod 40 10 hod
seen the dist Av when tho billet s,t,,,ol-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03
M'LEOD'S PRIVATE CAR.
The Cost Is to Be Paid Out of His Pri-
vate Funds.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 24.-The
friends of the Reading management
were somewhat indignant this morn
ing after reading the Chicago dispatch
saying that the Pullman Com
pany was building President Mcleod a
palatial private car at a cost of $4,000
the Philadelphia & Reading Company.
1t is stated that in the first place the
car is not to cost any sum like 1000,
and in the second place, contrary to
the usual practice, it is paid for out of
Mr.. McLeods private funds and not by
the company.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03

Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix has ordered a
bell to be placed in the Episcopal church
at Cooperstown as a memorial OF his
father, General John A. Dix.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
Very Lowell Head.

Georgetown Times; II is stated
that Senator Lindsay's speech. he
fore il was delivered, was submitted
to President Cleveland aud Seere
tary Carlisle and received ,heirun.
qualified mp oval, neither gentle
man suegesi g that anything b.
added to il q taken from L, This
Is Il high ,mpliment 10 Ken
tucky's juni r Senator, and cnlA
emphasizes ! general impression
that he has ;ery level hsad.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27

cASuoA. Ill. October 2s At a depth
Of a ljg fect vein Of petroleum. was
struck by wen diggers on the farm Of
Pierce cooms The well will be deep.
ened in hope Of finding paying dow
Of oil
A PmLApELrntA school teacher. who
has returned FROM an enjoyable month
spent IN study AZ the Edinburgh sum-
mcr hchool. declares that the cutho
eoal Of her trip. Including ocean soy-
ago with living and study IN Ed|n.
bulfh from July u 70 August 70. was
between (|et 70 $3.50.
TIM South Dakota NlalhcI luftan
ua|.rl tho Weld o. Nhf6t m that state
|0t bushels nII acre |00|1ad Of SO nj.
estimated by Washington authorities
||00| |00|'|'|. Ia |o||| UI|0|. and
||000'1'1 would I0.'|1 III. I'|'1 tn |||