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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-26
A Cure for ConaumptIon.

NEW YORK, April 24.-The New York
Recorder has closed the investigation
which 1t has conducted for the past
four months in the hope Of finding a
cure for consumption. II announces
that II has discovered a treatment
which has effected marvellous cures in
the hands Of United States physicians
and on Saturday II handed It's prom.
ised award, certified check for 81, 900,
TO DR.. w. R. Amick, of Cincinnati, o.,
the discoverer of the remedy.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-26

LOCK HAVEN, Pa, April 9i.-A steam
ecow used In transporting FIRE clay from
the Queens run mines 10 the works in
this city, capsized yesterday afternoon
near the middle Of the river In heavy
gale of wind. Seven mon were on the
boat. three OF whom-Bud Reed, aged
22, Of this city; Fred Sim, Of Hazelton,
hnd an unknown man-Were drowned.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-26

SomRsET, Pa, April s1.LLate Wed.
pesday afternoon the coal mine at Nil.
ford station caved In, instantly killing
Heorge Yinkey and severely injuring
his helper, George Miller A large
stone struck Yinkey on the breast. He
was 80 years oid and unmarried. ~ y
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-26

or Two Condemned Murderors From Sing
Sing Prison-They Overpower the Guards,
Look Them In Cells and Gain Their Lib
arfV.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10
w nshingt,...

Tnr test Of the new United States kuurntt
Marhias prov "a her to Dee tophohyy.
Tur speech of Senator Alien. IN th" deity
erv Of which hn occupied almost nfi""n
hours, has appeared In Congressional Re-.
ord. 1t l. the longest speech "E 'r printed iu
the Record. and nlIs ,rxtv-two pa-n- of ~
columns.
THE War Department is experiencing rr-at
difficulty IN fndin- outside doctors who are
qualified for appointment IN lh" m"'i"ni
corps Forty candidate hay" h""n recently
examined. and out Of the lot only tiN" mad"
tn" required percentage.
Tur President sent to the S"uut, IN" fp'.
lowing consular nominations tharlrs l"l.
mont Davis. Of Pennsylvania. at Florence,
Italy jacob T.. Dart, ot G""rEla. al GauI".
lOupc, W. /. John Il. M"ai", Of Connect.
cut. at san Domingo Henry & Morris, of
Illinois. at Chest. Belgium br. II. Sommrr.
Jr., OF Pennsylvania. at Bombay.
SEcHETARY HERREHr mad" Tu.It Admiral
StantOn's explanation Of his conduct ~ an.
luting the fla: oi In" rebels at Elo Juu"irp ,
orders were issued To- prepare IN" cruiser NV
YORK. to proceed (" ldo.
THE President mad" tho following nouinn
tions Consu;s Herman S"ho"uf"ld OF;
Maryland, at Riga. Russin Robert J.. Pool.
cy. Of New Nork, nj Sierra Leone. Africa ,
David y. Burke, Of New York, -, MALAGA,
SPAN.
ADMIRAL SKEnnErr la. been Transferred
10 the command Of ia" Asiatir Squn iron, r.
lIcvinc Admiral Irwin, d"tn"h"t.
THE annual report ot III" Chiri ~ Eu.
cincers Of in" Army. Briynii"r General
Thomas J.. Casey has D"rn mri" ruhli"
TnE President has nominated Liwiu f..
Uhl, OF Michigan, to b" Assistant SECRETARY
of state. vice Josiah Quincy, resigned ,
James Roosevelt Roo-"y-lt oi Sow lork. -
bc Secretary Of tho Embn.-y ~ th" nii'"i
States mt London, En@land, vIro Henry
White, resigned.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10

ehant or Chicago. arose and walking with
an ehort TO the front of the platform. said in
tones that had n strange ring In them that
those VINO knew him had never heard before
An awful deed has been committed An
awful deed has been done. Blood has beer,
shed. Carter Harrison has been assassin.
ated. and there is another murder 10 be
avenged"
Little need was there for moving an al
lournment. But tor fully ten seconds no ons
stirred. The roar that broke the painful still
ness began near the stage and rolled down
along the benches. The eyes of those men
shone like balls OF fire.
Soon these 1000 men threatening vengeance
were clambering unto street cars on Clark
s1reet or dsshing away toward the West Side
In carriages
All day long on the day after the trareyiy y
thousands passed by the Harrison residence
hundreds OF kilograms arrived and thousands
OF letters, cards and verbal messages were
left. cast of the feat r.res of the dead man
was taken by sculptor. The bofy was
taken TO the Mayors former bedroom.
where the inquest was held. he murderer be-
ing present. The physicians Who made the
autopsy say that Carter Harrison would have
lived twenty years yet. excepting for unfore-
seen accidents of health or violence.
Shortly after l O'Clock the MAYORS he
trothed came to take a last look at the re-
mains. Miss Howards face showed the
effect OF acute suffering. She had to be sun
ported into the house by Mrs. Heaton Oys
ley and Mrs. Carter H. Harrison, Jr. Miss
Howard spent all of the afternoon at the
house, returning again to the residence OF
Mrs. Carter IL. Harrison in the evening"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

BERLIN has 40, 900 empty tenements.
WAsHINGToN's hop crop is 10000 bales.
MOUNT CALBUCO Chile, is again in erup-
ton.
CAR fare at Winnepeg, Manitoba, is two
cents.
THE cholera advance in Europe seems to
have been checked.
TIE murder of settlers by insurgent bands
in Brazil continues.
THE sugar beet in France and Belgium
has been attacked by parasite.
THE Erie Railroad has broken all records
in the way OF heavy excursion trains.
THE political situation in Austria is greatly
strained, and it is feared a crisis is at hand.
THE German navy's base of support. it is
said to have been decided, must be the Baltic
Sea.
WHILE sinking a we'll near Cuyaho, Ill.,, a
flow of petroleum was struck at a depth of
113 feet.
A SHIPMENT of s.. 900. 600 in gold has just
reached the New York Sub-Treasury from
San Francisco.
COSTA RIGA will levy an export tax of 81. so
per 100 pounds on coffee to raise revenue to
pay her foreign debt.
SURVIVORS of the recent floods in Louis
lana propose to establish colony OF 1uUO
families in Colorado.
EFFORTS are increasing, and owing to di-
mnished import movement the foreign trade
balance is in our favor.
ADJUTANT-GENERALW WILLIAMS i'll report
to the War Department urges the extension
of military training in schools.
Mrs. T. ?. MARTIN, of Taos, New Mexico,
died from fright received IN the Ctmarron
train robbery three months ago.
EMPERoR FRANCIS JOSEPH has ordered that
the mitrailleuse invented by the Archduke
Karl Salvador be introduced into the Aus
trian army.
A. L. COATES, of Rockwell City, Iowa. has
been adjudged insane and sent to the State
asylum His mind was affected by the sus-
pension Of his pension.
THE Secretary of the Kansas State Senate
reports that six counties in that State will
lose their representation in the Legislature
by the emigration of voters.
ONE of the columns of the old Mary Wash
ington monument ut Fredericksburg, Va :,
has been stolen. 1T is supposed that the
theft was committed by some relic hunter
whose purpose is to sell the shaftto some
one.
WHATEVER may be the fate of the other
features of the Worlds Fair, the Ferris
wheel will turn on its axis for some time to
come. It will not be moved to Coney Island
or elsewhere. 1t will remain in Midway
Plaisance.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10
The ObseQuieS.

Az o'clock a. m, on the day of the funeral
probably 5000 people were still awaiting ad-
mission at the eastern portlco OF tho Cty
Hall, where Mayor Harrison's body lay in
state The funeral arrangements, however,
necessitated the doors being closed. PREP ara
tions for the removal of the body were then
commenced. .,,,
A. 9 30 o'clock the doors of the building
were again opened and with hea9s uh-
covered and reverently bowed the Sualo "
honor passed down the steps.
Rnhind Them borne by eight sturdy mem-
hnrc of the Police and Fire Departments,
came the casket The heads OF thousahd5
of cnactatOrs were barred rs the casket was
borne down the sidewalk ana placed "h2h
the funeral car. ,,.4
DoL-Ie. and the head of the procession moved.
nlatoOn of police led the way then came
The Iowa State Band. rendering a mourhIui
!ic,a Tho Chief Marshal and his seventy
two assistants were followed py Two uelaI
,,,,rfc of the Fifteenth Infantry OF the Cnited
otn4oC troOps. commanded respectively by
C|ionaI Crofton and Lieutenant-Colonel
pabind the regulars rode Brigadier Gen
.raI II A. Wheeler. Of the First Brigade OF
the Illinois National Guard, WIN nus .s,. stan
thon came Battery E. Of the First Artillery !;
~ Eirst second and Seventh Regiments, oi
~ Ea+ionaI Guard. and the Chicago LouaVcs'
haodad hv the pipers of the Royal SCOTS.
"a, +bie division of the parade alone there
,,-ar. nearly five thousand uniformed men.
The next division was that OF the Depart
r,ant Of Police and the Fire Department.
VI in line. mounted on their richly capar-
;Sonad horses. were the Chicago Huzzars'
nnder command of Captain. Brand. j9Gse mes
ltad a. escort to the carriages occupied Oy
+he honorary pall-bearers- 49, .uu--,r,
TIN came the funeral car. 1t was Drawn
ta,1r horses. and on either side, with SLOW
ny o..taIv step. marched the active pail
ana-are am representing the Police and Fire
Departments. official. now it
,ros the turn of the people. In detachment
w. detachment for over an hour narcIed
a1l.one and odd Fellows. members o1 he
Sl,ETjnan democratic and labor organIZa-
Idnn ranresentatives of German, Polish 30
tloh?, irish French Canadian. ScandlnaF-
ne,iiiti inr Ttsiian and British societies.
i'I L. Fas one of the most imposing 1uhera1
Ppoosf5y P6oss5I0nS m the country Fifty thonssol
monrners preceded or iollo%ea ,ri,h 1liI ho1yei
nn4 million of people looked on win pDFe ',',s
%na5. ron? sidewalks. windows ana A0u'-
tops along the route OF over SIX miles
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10
LATER NEWS.

'"HS +. T"AISs and Thomas Howard,
members Of th" Boari Of rrecholiers in Pat
" ~ :" A''-- % were 'o"hd EuNly
'"' S' VI '"hsi"'"'N IN connection
"''u '"S """'u '' P'ahS Tor the new court
"'US' '''fe'
IHE epidemic Of ranks continued una
ter tho .-s.-.i..,,,,. -, - -.
,t
s,oo 40,
-.
NtSipfNF IkiA"f" new Brazilian navy
Is "eihS r'ise" /" NcW YORK. NV" NOR"
c,-,.-
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TWENTY men were killed and devourol hy
wolves at Shensi, Washington. a few dny~
"H'' VIM "L''i'"lS "N'r'"h tha' district
MAYOR HARRIsoN's body was taken to thu
City Hall, Chicago. and lay in state there. be
ing viewed by immense crowds. Tight Po-
lice Captains and eight Fire Narshals acted
as rall-bearers
WHILE Emile Van HoI, prominent Citi-
zen ot DarroWNlle Ascension Parish, La,
was on MS way hom' III hack he was ilred
1 - ''i' an o"7n anu instantly ""'F'' Inc
"''.' van H''o"'S "'"i''i'"'
The House Democratic caucus. on tho
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10
THE NEWS EPITOMI2ED.

Nt~s-NFErrNG was held In Cooper Union,
New York City. under the auspic,s ~ com.
mItt"c of LAWYERS. To drnounro the candidacy
o' Isaac ". Maynard for Judge 81 tn" Court
ut Appeals. \ large meeting tr r1tiiy the
Democratic state and Municipal nominations
wSs held in THmmanv Hall. Governor
Flower presided.
Ar"rSr SJNrHTEtr. a ton -y"ar. old hoy who
livc,l with his parents at IittshurE. Penn.
was killed 10y jumping from tho ihlrd-s'nry
window az hts nuUn. ant the father, August
SumcrfcIJ, who gave tn" tHv sever ,"Hi
ing. which caused him To jump, has l'"nn ar
rested.
\ FiRE in FttShurr. Penn. DESTROYED
property worth - .oOo 0n0 several persons
wcr" hadlv burned
\ sNowsroRN ragged IN Northern Nvw York.
Il. q. SANpFoRp. a former trusted rorr,~-
pondcuce clerk ~ the Continental National
Bank, New York CITY. was arrested rhar.ol
with having d"fraudcd the hank of s'2 .uoo.
SAMUEL &. Cook. a wealthy nin- uwu"r.
killed himself NJ the Hotel -. George, ia
Brooklyn.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10
THE LABOR WORLD.


THERE are 1000 union female taiIors.
TAILORING employs 723, ,S24 in England and
Scotland.
ALBANY CN. " unions are to build busi-
ness block.
New HAMPSHIRE plumbers must pass an
examination.
IN Connecticut pay checks are liable to
the ten per cent. tax.
THE American Railway Union is spreading
in all parts OF the country.
ASPEN [Col. miners will voluntarily work
for reduced wages during the depression.
New H.vEN's Coal Consumers Union ex-
poets to get coal for "a a ton by buying at
the mines.
A WOOD YARD has been established at Den
ver Col. where the unemployed may work
for their meals.
A MOVEMENT is in progress looking to the
uniting of all labor orders and unions under
a central authority.
CoNDUCroRs and motormen on the electric
road running from Newark to Irvington,
New Jersey, are compelled to wear white
necktieS.
New JERSEY unions will push the Legis-
lature for law to prevent employers from
exactinG pledge that men shall not join
labor unions.
IS reputed the ol1et waiter in Berlin He
became waiter seventy years ago, ana has
been in one place for thirty years,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10
OFFICIAL CROP REPORT.
4 Monthly Bulletin Issued by the
Weather Bureau.

The Weather Bureau. which susp"nI"i 49,
weekly crop bulletins with the inya,h"rin'
Of the harvest has issued, through Artinf
Chicf Dunwoodv. a monthly crop report ot
follows
Tho month was warm"r than usual In cen
traI and eastern T"KAg. and from tn" upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri yall"ys "l-'
ward 10 the New England and Nid1l" Allan
tic COASTS.
over the Atlanti" coast States southwark
oi Sew Jersey about tine normal Temperatures
prevailed. except In portions 81 Maryland
and oyer the interior 81 Virginia, wh"r" -
was slightly cooler than ssual u wa n.r'
cooler than usual In the lower ONO NH'i"..
the central Gulf States the upper Ni--"3~i
valley. and all the Pacific coast stat.
The rainfall during October was largely
deficient in the upper Mississippi and tower
Missouri valleys and In the Gull state. OK
crpt along the Gulf coast, whore th"r" "de u
marked excess. There wa also d""i0"1
deficiency In Western New York, Southern
New England. and at n few stations on mo
immediate coast from North Carolina north
ward Upon the whole tho month has h""n
favorable for such farm work a. IS uzun'.F
done AT this season.
Winter wheat il up. and is reported as zoos.
ing well in the States 10 the east Of tb" NJ
-isgippi and, while the crop u IN fairto Enr
condition In Kansas and Missouri. rains "oH'i
prove beneficial in those States.
In Texas the general absence Of rain wft
verv favorable for cotton picking, whl"I
was nearing completion in som" s".
tlons a. early a. October 20, IN" r.
ports generally Indicating that pit.
ing will be completed in that STAT"
this wear earlier than usua'. IN Arkansas.
however. the cotton crop will not Dc CON
pleteiy secured before November Is. AMI
possibly not before December !.
The frOsts during the middle Of ia" month
caus.l some damage 10 cotton Ia Ar~"h'.-.
Texas. Mississippi and Western l"nH~7-...
bat the reports indicate that the INJURY "t-
slight
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10
south aud West

Ar Stella. Texas, IN" ca~thouni local
freight was sid"-trIck"d, when tho eleventh.
car ot III" w"-thound California cypress
train jumped III" track and struck tho nAs'
bound engine. Two unknown iruwp1 ant
John Dnrr, ~ Lul,uS, were Killed.
GEoWGIA farmers and cotton Einu"rs have
organized for mutual prut"'tion again-, ihH
White Caps.
\ NoRrH-RoU~p freight train ran int .
s,uS hole thrra miles north ut Hamburg
Junction. Mich. Engineer B"aultru, Gtr..
man George Alh"rts and brakeman Thomas
MuliEan wcr" kill"i
MARSHALL FrrLp. the Chicago alvrrhaut
prince has subscribed : 600 OOn. condition.
ally. fer II memorial museum ou the WORT %
Fair grounds.
DIR. r. q. VINCENT. who was convicted n'
wife murder in 1891, was hanged IN TN"
county jail yard nj Fresno. Cal.
THE notorious murderer "pn"' Tvio-.
,as hanged at Wise Court House. Va.
MoHE than 100 American cities wrr'
represented at th" Worlds Fair nn Mayor
Dav by their Mayor, AMI other officer.
THREE robbers entered a bank at lnpluu.
North Dakota. aud tn" rnsht"r shot ami
Killed one OF them. Tn" other nrd.
PRENpERoAar. the muir ior"r of Carter IIar.
rison. had Threatened President Cleveland
and Governor Atccld. lie has br"n formal
~ in licted for murder.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10

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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10

A cnAyGE in the channel Of the Miss.lu
River has compelled twenty families IN EuN
Atchisou. No. u abaudou their homes.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10

f5rg DAY.-Wnen the House met at noon
nrayer was offered by tn" Rev. Mr.. Smlthson. g.
who referred TO the death OF the ChIpiain oi
the Houan the Rev. Mr.. HHddaway. Mr.
Picbar1son offered a resolution expressing
the regret Of the Hous and authorizing tn"
onnointro.nt Of committee Of seven 10 attend
tie funeral The resolution was adopted. -
A Joint resolution was passed proyidtng i'r
the printing OF enrolled bills, Debate on
tho Rankruntcv bin consunci III" REMAINDER
Of the session.
eGru D1y-Nr. Springer introduced . res
olUtjon calling on the Secretary oi the Te&-
sr1rv for information IN regard to sta" 'hnR7 ;
tho point Of no quorum was iHhi'' anu .'i'
resolution went over
EDAy.-Mr. Hunter Submitted rcsoiu-
zion, ernrassing the astonishrnent and e"r-
row Of fhe House at the neVy- pf n" EiDl"ut
death Of Carter II. Harrison. Mayor oi the
city Of Chicago and formerly a W'm'"r Ci
the HOusa The resolution wa. Ahhh
rnouslv agreed to.--Tbe Hpds: ta"n TOOK
up the Bankruptcy biII ~
Gqr4 Day-The Senate joint resolution !nr
IN. transfer to the State ef Illinois "i the
model battIeship Illinois was passed MI
Oat..'s bill TO amend the naturalization iH"s
went hack 70 the calendar. IhG h'j,Ia'
bill vas received from the senate. bu NJ
RIapI objected to Immediate consideration.
and II 1T ov@r.
6qrH pLy.-The opening prayer vas maze
hy the prospective Chaplain, the Rev r.. \.
Ra1hv. and the first act Of the House after
the reading Of the journal. was the adoption
Of q resolution electing him 81 Chaplain. m"
he Immediately took the oatn OF One
1rhe New York Bridge bill. with the Sena'"
amendments az passed in the Senat~, was
laid before the House. and. on motion oi Mr.
Dunphy. the amendments were non-'"h-
ourre5 in and conference was asked: =
The Repeal bill was passed by a vote o, -, -.
70 a4 efforts at obstruction were mai" by
Neesrs BRYAN and Snodgrass, bnt the blli
was pushed through after thirty minutes
debate.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10

II i reported that Prince Bismarck is a.
IoTr;n. hi, bearl TO grow. not being abi" 10
handle his razor. and in the hope that II VIII
help TO prevent the pains III his face, II Is
said also that those who have seen photo
,-raphs Of the ex-ChanceliOr taken with
feard in MS younger days. Will regret his de-
..ision. as the addition Is not an ornament 10
lis handsome and powerful face,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-11-10

m measuring. Let the law stand AMI never
taI2per with it.
Above ali charge you do not join in the
cry that l have heard-for fifteen. twenty
years | have hearl it-that there is no such
thing as purity. IF you make that charge
you are a fonl-mouthed scandaler of the
human race. You are a leper. Make room
Tor tnat Ieper: Wnen 4 man. by pen or type
or tongue, u:ters such q sander on the hu-
man race that there is no such thing US
purity know right away thatthat man him
self is a walking lazaretto. a reeking ulcer.
and is fit for no society better than that of
devils damned. We may enlarge our char
tiles in such case. but in no such case let
US shave off the Ten Commandments Let
them stand as the everlasting defense of So
ciety and the church Of God.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-24
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
sccept any substitute if offered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-24
ONLY ONE NEW CASE.
Refugees Coming n-Disinfection of
the City in Progress.


the City in Progress.
Brunswick, Ga, Nov. 23.-One new
case of yellow fever was reported to-day:
Artow Gelow, white.
Three patients wereodischarged, all
colored. They are: Henrietta Jenkins,
Benjamin Fields and Hester Brooks.
There are under treatment 27-whites,
10, colored II. The ratio of mortality is
81.
The weather has been cloudy and warm
all day. Tonight it is clear and some
what cooler. The thermometer att p. m,
registered co.
At a meeting of the relief association
of the city of Brunswick, held yesterday
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That this association, speaking
as it knows the sentiments Of every good citi-
zen, tenders its earnest thanks tc the physi-
clans of the city as well as to the physicians
from abroad for their faithful intelligent and
drawing to a close, and ask the publication
OF this resolution by the press.
Surgeon Murray went to Jesup this af-
ternoon to pay off all the guards, nurses,
etc. He will return tomorrow.
Refugees are still arriving by every
possible mode of conveyance, q few hav-
ing arrived on foot. Still they are not
coming in great numbers and not few of
those who have come are immuneS from
the epidemic of 1876.
Sanitary Inspector Harvey is hard at
work, getting the town thoroughly
cleaned and disinfected.
The commissary still issues an average
of 200 rations per day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-24
SHOT DEAD BY HIS WIFE.
The Woman Playing With the Pistol
When It Was DISCHARGED,

Buchanan, Ca, Nov. 23.-William
Shell, prominent citizen of Bremen. was
accidentally shot and killed by his wife
this morning at 10 o'clock. Yesterday he
traded for 4l-caliber revolver,
which was lying near where he was sit
ting in chair nursing a hand with blood
poison. Mrs. Shell picked up the pistol
and was playing with it and her ls-
months-old baby, when the pistol was dis
charged, the ball entering Mr.. Shells
right side, passing near his heart and pro
ducing death in forty-five, minutes. The
only words spoken was in answer to his
wife when she asked him if he would for
give her. He replied, Il forgive YOU. +"
Mrs. Shell is Frustrated with grief.