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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-27
Kentucky River Improvement.

A convention was held in Frank
fort last week at which all the
counties ON the Kentucky river
were represented, the object being
10 take steps toward getting con-
gress Ia make an appropriation to
improve the Kentucky river, so as
To make it navigable from its head
to the Ohio. Many prominet citi-
zens Of Kentucky were delegates.
Among them were Hon. A. $. Berry,
Hon. Theo. Hallam. Lieutenant
Governor Afford and Attorney
General Hendricks. Judge Lysan-
der Hord was chairman. and speech
es were made by congressman
Berry and General Hendricks.
Resolutions asking congress for
the improvements desired wero
unanimously adopted,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-27
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
several Prominent People Meet strange
and serious Injury at VT. sterling.

ana SERIOUS INJURY nt W.T. heritng.
Mack Cheatham, foreman of the
Sentinel Democrat office, was the
victim Sunday night of an accident
which may render him permanent
cripple. His friend, James Roach,
was handling pistol, when it was
accidentally discharged, the ball
striking Cheatham in the right an
kle. The foot may have to be am
putated,as the ball is still i'm the
ankle and even if this is avoided,
it is possible that he will go through
life with stiff ankle.
X. G.. Robinson's old sorrel carri-
age horse was hitched To II sleigh
yesterday morning and to the aston
ishment of everybody became
frightened and ran away. Boone
Lacy, of Morgan county, who was
riding u valuable mare, met the
frightened animal and jumped in
time To save himself, but the sleigh
struck his mare and broke her leg
and she had to be shot. She was
valued at Sl75,
Mr.. ii. Clay Turner fell on the
pavement in front Of Mrs. Ann
Turner's boarding house, Tuesday
evening, and sustained serious I'M
juries. The left arm was broken
above the wrist, and the bone was
shivered to pieces and flesh torn.
The broken member. was dressed
by DIR. Drake and the patient is
resting easy.--Mt. Sterling Gazette.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-27

Some of the republicans are
clutching at another straw to save
the Nevada senatorship. They have
now set up the cry that the appor-
tionment law under which the leg
islature was elected is unconstitn-
tional and that the republican
governor will ignore that body aud
appoint United States senator 90
suit himself. Such a desperate
recourse could not succeed, but the
fact that il il contemplated and
that its inevitable failure Is all
that will prevent its employment
is only another item in the bill ~
particulars explaining why the re-
publicans favor any method of
choosing United States senators
rather than popular election.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-27

A difficulty came up between
VIM. Jones of Clay and Wm. Lark
ford Of Harlan over a game Of cards.
Jones SON took part in his fathers
behalf, and received a thirty-eight
Winchester ball. which passed
through his body. He fell dend
ON the ground. Landlord made
his escape. Both the principals
were drunk. The trouble came
up ia a saloon.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-27

Ii you are bilious call NJ this
Office aud get free sample ~ DIR.
Whitehall's anti-biIio,ls pills.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19

ben Nrbeiter= unb DISQUALIFICATION 6es
Norbens, Stens urb We1teus fdngt
elm politii6er @elinnungsuml6lag gu
@unten Der republitanii6en partei,
tuel6e ie6er5eit fir nebrlides @elb"
unb ftr bic Seidibung Der Nrbeiterz
Snterefe Ell eingetreten 1T, bereits at,
r'einen S9atten poraus3umerfen",
50 1T in indianapolis Bel ben tiir3z
lt6 abgebaltenen Mablen Die bemofras
tide partei, pel6e in ben leBte11 bier
Sabren bort 3weimal einen entfdiebes
men Sieg 6aoongetrasen bate. nit Ell.
ner groBen Webrbeit eeIdlagsn porz
ben. unb aaer GorausIidt nod itehen
ibr in Staa!en, bic bis Dobiu meiiteu
tbeiIs rbemofratiI6 %geganaen" IiHb.
i'm Saufe bes 9erbltes dbnliGe gtiebers
lagen beDDr.
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tenb tub, bop 6ieieIben iebt taurn nod
irgenbmo in Nbreoe geitelt peroen.
9as fran50fif6e Miin5s9 Ditem 1T bae
geeen piel I6le6ter, iObaB es aud bon
fat alien b~enienigen Staten pers
ihmdDt rurbe, nel6e bas bectmale
0tafz uub @eni6tiDitem ldngIt etrges
fiibrt baben. Wie t6nnte nun, metnt
ber @rfinSer Der @rammgeIbsS beprie,
bas 100idbrige Subildum be5 Secimalz
epitems better sefeiert uerbetl, al5 ins
benz man biefes bur6 @inflbrung
Der @ramm=W iin5en eolenee2
Gin Sortf6ritt i'm Sntereife beS in
ternatiDnalen Gerfebrs uurbe in Der
ginfibrute zines unioeriaIzM ins=s p=
items auf ale Sdle lie9en - in Se3ug
auf bic prattil6e 9ur9fibrbarfeIt beiz
ielben ldBt li6 iebo9 etwa gang
baRelbe iasen, ME bon 9farrer
s6lepers 8oIapif. Wenn fi6 aber
9err Bamperl einbilbet, baB bur6 feline
@rfinbung bic 5ilberfra9e gel0f, reip.
gan3 aus Der Melt geidoft iein iperbe,
10 befinbet er 5id Da in einem ihper
begreifideu Srrtbum. Sic Silbers
frase pirb 6ur6 ieine Sheen ni6t einz
mol ernftli6 geftreift, Beibmeige bann
gel6f.
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u. 6. Baris. 5. 81. &otbnsl
PARIS &

p4 etOgrapbif@es Ntelier,
SO. II unb 13 @efsg Commerce. traBe
San NntoniD. Ste a%lerneueiten Gen'
reg in photographer fein ausgeflbrt,
ebenio elegant tpern ni9t better, pie
irserb pel9e i'm Staate. 2ebensgroBe
@rappn>p Portraits unb ale Nrten bon
@ergrDBerungen. @ebt eure 8ilber
ni6t Gremben, nm Tie persrObern gu
lafien, tpenn Die Nrbeit bier BON bers
an~tfportli6en 8iinftlern CUR pe1en 3rs
frieOenbeit al1sgefibrt perben fann.
Wir liefern MIR Nrbeit er iter &lafe ab.
Inii1ten pDn @ebduben tperben auf>
genommen unb ale Iuftrdge a~uBerbalb
bes Itelters prompt befprgt.
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Geo. MaaSrD's oaapf : aaterei

in Der NutinsS traBe 1T nit ben rtelsz
ten Wai6inen CUR 9nfertigung bon
8otti6en, 6aHern, @iternen &c. einges
ri9tet nnb liefert amertannt oorsiigIi6e
@rbeit.
@6idt @uer @elb ni6t aa6 benz
Norben, iOnbern labt Cure Qrbeiten
bier MAIDEN, wo @u9 bple @arantie
fir Die bette Nusfubrung berielben ges
geben tpIrb. 8riefli6e Nnfragen iiber
Preiie &C. merben prompt beantportet.
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Ser hrenbilhe Grienami,

Ser preuBii6e &riegsminiIt.r,
General b. aItenbornsS tadau, erbGli
baS Sur6 ben Sob bes Generals BON
8erlen pacant geluoroene 3. 4rmee=
@Orp8 ni6t, tOnbern Der General pon
Wttti9. Der ieBige Gommanbeur Des
II. Oeifi6en) Corps. 9ln beHen STEELE
ioa bann Der Bring 6rieOri9 BON
9oben5oaern treten, Der isBt @ommans
beur Der 81. 9ipiIion lit.
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8ana umjOnft

Qde, lpel6e Or. Stns8 rgeue 9ntteduus" setraudt
baben, tennen ibren @ertb, unb ete. irelde ba8 bi8
etneu Gerind baniit %anitereu. Man menIe lid an bic
unten an9eSetste Gpptbf te unb 1oie iid ttae GroteHa=
llde gratis seben. Man ienbe ieineu gamen unb ietne
man pirb eine grobezS %dadtet ron Qr. &tnss Mcueu
gebenSzPtaen trfeuirei su9efanbt erhalteu. ionte elm
GSreHplar bes vGeiunbteit5- 1utler8 uap Der 2ebenss
lstn, rhne Sbneu Soften gu peruriaden. Gar antpntp
Drug Company.
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,,6ut %duSfehen",

farbe a. Gs ltest tiefsr, Semn ss bdnqt RON Fem se.
iunben 3uitanbe Der inneren Srsane as. SIT bic 2eber
sntbdttS, bann fiett man qelb uab suGts 0us, 1T tcr
Weasen in lnpronuns, bonn icbt man bnspcptiIt
9rdmItf unb perprieBltn aus. Sprse fur quite Gez
%iunebett, bdnn ptrft Du nsut uusieben". Glectrte
SttterS 1T Sds srpbe Setlmtttet. has ~anresenb uub be=
lebenc auf bic inneren Srsane einptrtt. ga pertretbt
tuSlet& auslaIdse, 6ei6plre, 6leften unb ~Iunftise
unretntstetten her Saut, nuo perihafft eiuen retuen
aetnt, gu bdben in Der apotbste pom Gbplpb Greib,
1bpmpicn Il Gp. so Gents RE biaI1e.
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9lna. Nedenthin. Merchant Tailor

2lag. Gedentbin, Merchant Tailor,
oberbalb 6rant Bros, gegeniiber Der
Nlamo Sant, bat einsn ~gepGhlten
gOrratb pon StoHen unO empIieblt
lid sur N%nfertigung BON Nn5iigen fir
ale GeIe9enbeiten. Iole 3%ufrieben=
itelIung garantirt. 9reiie mdBig. 9fan
iprede Dor unb gebe feline Nuftrdge,
Die prompt ausgefiibrt werben. u,
&edentbin, Triiber GOrmann BET pans
cDaIt & Sp9n.
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61nigl. 0tieberlGmbii@c nnc Mer.
Staatet Ypftlinie.
Oirefte 2tnie sipii4en
ROTTERDAM nb VI nj ct b a q,

titc ytefp YOrt.
S4ife laufen Boulosne an unb .feeeln iebs
@et4e BON 2e.1 9prt SoIIar,b.
DurGs8iuete nod allen europdii1ea etdb,
ten iuerben 81 ben niehrisften Staten aus.
eeiteIt.
grfte Salute $40 nnb auffpdrts. 3tpeite
Gaiute $35 uno nnfpdrts. Spi5GenpedB.
tiaete bon EUROPA fperbett borlGuftg niAi
aussefielt, bod finb ~Ginmanberern atreitt
GaidtesB ilets au ermdbieten Staten asftent
80. S. 9nnms, 9tgent.
SIT OfsSouitonsS trabe, San Nntonio, Ger
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Southern @acific : Sa1m.
q b brit.

Ibabrt.
Na6 NewzC rleal,s. Dpu1ton unb @aIz
peitoH tdaiid) 100 ubr Na6mittass
uub 9 libr Abenbs
Tab Son 6ranc4te. 81 Yaio ulb
@Gqle BnS t69itd $3.50 8Drm. 49,.
Anfun t.
Bon NeyDzG Orleans, 5ouft0u uub @als
nefiOn !agIid $500 gorm. urb 4:15
Bon San 6ranciseo, 81 pafD uub
@uSle 9aB tdgli@ l:25 Nanm. -.
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a. ETC
NERVINE

Gsa garanitrtss 9etImtttel fur 9rferie, g@wtnpeI,
Apnpnifcnen, 9rdmpte, nerr6fe Neuralste, Rcpfpeb,
uerpejs Grihlafnns, herpCrserufen burG ben @etronG
son alfrbci cper Gabat, Galafphstett, setEise Ries
eersei&Ie senhett, GebdhtntbiGpdde, Getirnerpeis
@nne, PIE sum WubniiRn fnbrt, frhheS altern, sc.
pte nar@ neberanifrspsuhs bes GebirnS, DttBbrauA
ceer Observation-Disclosures
9. 10y. Ge9rfter & Co., Grusstften, (9QaGfclser
snn Jpen y. Serrttnn) Guetnise Mseuten, Gplebdbs
gtca, gan Gntcntr, Tegas. = Gbenio Qsenteu fur
asef's Rsrrenz unb SebtrnsM itteI.
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Gsg" Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. @boIelales unb &etail : 9duoler
in feinen Nuftern, 6iiden, g8ilo &C.
5elepbone Np. 81.
Nuftrdge aus Dem 2anbe meroen
erbeten unD prompt ausgefiibrt.
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Mafb fir Wsatter.

Dot iber so Sahren i6on wurbe
Mrs. Winslow's SOOTHING : Sprup
pon Miqioner BON Mtiittesn beim 3abs
men Der &inber angemenbet. Wirit bu
I'M S6!afe bur6 bas Shreien zines
&inbes eeit5rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb
Dor 5hmer3en lpeint9 Menn 10, lafe
iofort cine 6laide BON nMfrs. Wins=
lOps SOOTHING SDrup" bDlen. Sein
Wertb 1T unbe3ablbar. IS mirb benz
tleinea 2~eibenben iofort 2inberung perz
iGafen. 8erlaBt eu9 %barauf, Miitter,
es lit fein 3ueifel bariiber. Sc beilt
9plenterp unb 0iarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unb bic Nleren, befeltigt Winb>
&Olif, erwei6t ben @aumen, perbins
bert @nt3inOung unb itdrft bas gauge
@Dtem. ,Wfrs. Winslom8 Soothing
Syrup" fir 5abnenbe &inbsr 1T angez
nebm in 8efdmad unb bas &ecept
itammt Don einem Der beiten meibli9en
Qerste in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc lit bel
allen Sruagiiien in Der 9an3en Welt 5u
baben. preis rs Gents per Slaf9e.
8auft ni6t5 anberes, als Mrs. Minss
tom5 Soothing Sbrup.
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GiienbaDu TaDr glau.
=. & 8. q. Gaan.
u bfabrt.

Qbfabrt.
Nad ct, 2nnis ria Sron Nlcuntain
ober ID. 6. & 3.-..6:30 Moreens.
Sad ct. Souls pio Sron Mountain
NBute ....... 1913 MbeuhS.
Jtoh 2arebo-, $40 NDrm.
Nnfun +.
Sen st. 2onis, SrDn Mcuntain & Wl.
6. & g.. ......S:4O Gorm.
Upu ST. 2onie, Srou Mountai1t & 81.
6. &5............lO:5 4benbs.
BDn yurebo .....7:3O Wbenbs.
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mhitmnns S,ennreife,

~SHs44I'N19S VtHPIeWeW+ SUH UT
len @r0Ben, BON Der 9anbprei1e big
CUR pferbefrafts unb 9ampfpreHe..
Aud FIR Cotton, MoIIe &c.
gu bermenben! 60 8anen in
Der Stuabe. Sic biQigitcn Breiie ga<
raatirt bel Sips 6 0aarmann.
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Seuti6e Sob Office mnb Wud}'
btnSerei.

Seutf6e, iotpie englii9e SrudsNrs
beiten werben prompt unb btaig pers
fertigt BON Sobn S@ott So Z
@Orb PrefazS Be.
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giub Sic ncroDs2

o6er gang eri6opft:, o0er IeiOe. sic
at @ri6lafung, o0er nerp0ien &epfz
i6mer5eu2 0on allen bieien nebeln
t6nnen Sic ii6 bur6 BEN @ebrau9
BON Soobs Sariapariaa Defreien
Sieies MitteI oerleibt benz @6rper TO-
mie benz NerpeniDfem Strait.
&pubs 9illen baben cine angenebme
Wirfung.
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- 6einfte california WeiB : Weine
6ei QpuiS &untel.
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ce~nx etn ipertDDoaes Bid fir gsernenIei6e,tbe
1VEGA nnb eine Qrobe:Jiaihe 5~ueeianbt. Mru1e
- erbalten aud bic Meoi5tn %uinfonit.
9iefe Wtebisin iplir6e tei: Dem Sabre 1876 BON BEN
Doom; Pniter &bnig n Sort MoB1e, SSab., s~ubsrsitet
nub iebt inter isinsr stnfoeiiuns Dst Der
k0EEIG MEDICINE CO.,
23S Randolph ST., CHICAGO, ILL.,
Bel 9fpsfBefeTa 81, ba5ea fir
*1.OO Die EtGfd,e, q fTfnSdsef, fur $500,
cr0bs Si.S5t 9 far 50 60,
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e6aRe aatnna.
10

inciunati g.. Mtoi 1890.
Rerr 6. 90 efterman i6reibt: eey6 fouft.
,Taftor Q5niq's 9terpen=5tarferss fir eit.eii sSreuno,
peId3er loon felt 20 Sabren on 5allndt lit nnb lpdbs
ausanb, I'M furirt 5n psroeii. Ieioer a5er 5sae Grfolg
Gs limb nun Q Monate. felt ct nit IeBiereE1 MRittsl an,
kuI. nro Der Grizzly ~ibertrof ollie eiportnro. @db.
reno er fraber bis 81 5e5n anfaleH ta9lish bate, bat
II ieitbsM niGt Miebr Glib eisen NIB 5tpar MIR febr
l9paten tn eiiiea, Monat eeDobt. Menn mir esemanb
nor einem Sabt geiogt Bate, baB neir Sreuno Jest
10 3n Inge1 10 eoer1er3eitelti ei1 f6firte. 10 f1iirae i'd IS
halb Itebr iber oefe 9Initiae gaeH3alo. aI5 i'd, unb
ipenn irgeno 5erIon0 es o~srnient hndlgel9ast 81 toer'
ben. II lit es 9saitor G. &oniq. oenu blr9 nihts in
sieier @eit fe.in bns aufeemeaen iperoen, mas er fir
Die leioenbe MtenI9Deit Gutcs gotham.
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6. u. & u. g. 8abu.
Wbfahrt

Ta9 @alpeiton, 0Duitou unb @aero
tdgli1 ..............9:05 Born.
RAD Corpus @briti, Nranias pab urb
Beepille tdgli6 ......2:10 Na6m.
Rad Serrbiae t1gli1. ..7:15 Nbenos.
gfa6 &errOile tdgli6, aussenpmmen
Sonntags ltnD Montass, I'm
7:A0 MnraenS.
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8. 81. Ssbprnes neueite so d f.
M q d inc. Sie bette unb bic bill
ligife Mai6ine i'm Martte. @beuio
Osborne Stabl "Disc Harrow. 3u
baben bel Sips & 9aarmann n.
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MMfunft.

gom @aloefon, 5oufton unb Guero
tdgti6. 10000. 100 WbenbS.
Son @Orpus @brifi, Nranfas paB unb
SeeDile tGglt9.......l AS Na6m.
Bon &errDile tdgli6.. -. $3.50 8orm.
Bon SerrDile tdgli9, ausgenommen
9onntags unb Wontags, I'M
6:45 Na6m.
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Ste etnst9e tas1t@ erf6ci;
aeuSe beutfhe 3eitnn9 In Segas.

Ste vSreie 1reHe ftir gegas" bat
rrn alien beutf@ tegaaifdem 3ettat=
aem BITE gr0Btc Mbpnaentensabl.
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Dos syab<8ser

Der @ita 8rauerei eifreut 1id anberprfent.
lider @etisbtbeit unb pire iiberal scrsespaen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-14
KANSAS TO THE FRONT
W fth , asst and Improved Train service 10 KAN
sssCty, 81 1rouis. chisi.o and tina
orIG-s Esfr.

Commencing Sunday, May 18th. the
Missouri Pacific railway placed im opera-
ton in addition TO it's present service, an
excellent through train between points ia
Southern Kansas aud Kansas City, Sc.
Louis Chicago mp the Worlds fair. The
new train. Nc 4G2 leaves Anthony daily
at $50 a M; Wichits, 900 a. m: I'll Do
rsuo, 10 "A. m; Yates Centre. 1870 p. m,
arriving at kauszs City at 5;35 u. m. max
ing direct connections with fast Missouri
Pacific trains TO st. Louis. aud with all
lines to Chicago.
This is probably the most satisfactory
and serviceaple schedule ever placed into
effect between points In Southern Kansas
aud the north aud east. and places the
state OF Kansas on al equal footing with
other states is the matter of fast trains to
the Worlds Fair city. An elegant equip
nsnt Is used in tile make Up OF this speeiai
and every suing IL locked after that viii
add to the comfort OF the passengers. For
further information IN regard 10 rates.
routes, maps. time tables, etc. address
Dearest Missouri Pacific railway ticket
agent. or H. &. Townsend. general pas
seEser and ticket agent. 81. Louis. Mo-, or
T.. T. BLEcELEY,
p. e. r. A. Wichita. Kan.
Telephone 2ll. ia North Main street
d154 u
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NAVAL NOTES or INTEREST.

THE agitation over wire-wound guns
for naval use has never, II is said,
found much favor in British and Amer
lean ordnance circles because of the
lightness of the wire-wound guns
CASET. the French ordnance maker.
has obtained with an eighty-caliber
quick-fring Canet gun of ten-centi-
meter caliber q muzzle velocity of 1885
foot seconds. The ten-centimcter gun
is trife under four inches caliber
LAWRENCE V. BESEr, artillery engi-
neer of the Hotchkiss Ordnance com
pany, holds that extreme length in a
gun is more profitable with black and
brown powder than with smokeless,
which, owing to the absence of LIQUID
products OF combustion. loses It's heat
rapidly.
THE friends of Capt F. J. Hipginson,
United States navy, the officer who
was recently relieved from the com
mand OF the United States cruiser At
lanta, declare that the telegram which
Secretary OF the Navy Herbert sent TO
Admiral Gherardi directing Higginxon
TO sail at once was never shown to
Capt. EigCinson.
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stand at the foot of Wall street. Final
ly he died, and his niece who had kept
house for him, at once started a search
for the money she knew he had been
saving up. She was soon joined by .
cousin in Boston and . brother from
New York, all anxious to help her in
the search and also to share in the find
Their search was unsuccessful at first,
but in looking through an old trunk
they found registered and unregistered
government bonds, uncashed bills for
interest and gold and bank books.
When it was finally settled up each Of
the searchers was rewarded with four
teen thousand dollars as full share.
But none of these heirs could furnish
the necessary bonds to qualify as an
administrator and SO the public admin
istrator took charge of the estate. 1t
was in settling up the matter that the
fact came out that tho old man had
bank accounts with his name spelled
in eight different ways. He could
neither read nor write, and when OPEN
ing accounts he would leave it to the
good Judgment of the bank cashiers as
to how his name should be spelled.
Some peculiar incidents attended the
administration of the estate of an
Irishman and his wife who died in
South Brooklyn, leaving some property
and one little daughter. An aunt on
the mothers side and an uncle on the
fathers both sought the guardianship
of the infant. AS it was found that
the aunt was a nonresident of the state
She was, of course, debarred from serv-
ing. When she found that the other
side Of the family was to get possession
of the child, she suddenly disappeared
with the little one. It was discovered,
however, that she had sailed for Queens
town on board a certain steamer A
cablegram was sent there notifying
the authorities to watch the vessel and
detain the aunt and child. The ca ble-
gram reached its destination and the
officers were on the lookout. But by
some strange Intervention of fog and
weather, the vessel did not stop at
Queenstown at all, but the passengers
were landed direct in London. So,
while the officers waited at Queens
town for the ship that never came, the
aunt and the child disappeared.
An old colored man, after life Of
saving and hard work, died and left
small property. There were two sons
to share it. One day there came to the
public administrator Office a postal
card, dated from Crow Hill. The writer
was one of the sons and he was partic-
ularly anxious to know when a final
division was to be made. He said he
was prevented from calling by force of
circumstances and desired that the
answer should be sent to him at the
penitentiary. 1t so happened that the
estate was settled up ON the very day
after he was released from his force
of circumstances. He was paid the
money, and left the office feeling very
much like a millionaire. Early the
next morning he was in the hall out
side the office door. He had come to
borrow quarter, as his wealth had |
fed in the way Of the high liver
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ex-ENPBEss EUGENE. of France.
is godnothcr TO 1854 children who
were born March ls. 1856, the day OF
the birth OF her son. the prince i'm
perial.
REF. SAMUEL. P. joss, grandfather
of Sam 7. Jones, the Georgia evange-
list, Is still living and has just ceIe-
brated his s6th birthday in Carters
vile.
MISS EVA LovERTsG SssogEY. the new
president Of The Wornan'g aid society
of Maine. Is only 81 years old She Is
also the business editor Of the Bridge
ton NesFs. published By her father.
EuFEEEs ELIZABETH. of Austria,
lately added a colieii 10 her win,
choosing Corfu as her last resting
piaee. The codieil says: - wish 70
be inferred IN Corfn- near the sea-
sho-e. 80 that the sound Of the break
ing wares uay escr be beard .. ny
tomb"