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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12
Ground Under Car Wheels

ST. Louis, Jan. 5.-I.ate this after
noon Miss Nettie Edenbern, of this city.
met peculiarly horrible death While
riding on horseback, her horse became
frightened 10y an electric car and SHE'D.
falling Itself and throwing the Young
lady under the wheels of the heavy cans.
which at that point move down "A heavy
grade. Both horse and rider were hor-
rlhiy ground under the heavy wheels of
the car, the young lady dying almost be
fore taken from under the car. The
horse was also killed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12

THREE years experience of the Nc
Kinley Republican high tariff bill has
resulted in general business depression
and in wreck and ruin to manufactur-
ing and commercial interests. This re-
suit has fully justified the Democratic
opposition to that measure and the de-
mand for its repeal which found expires
sion in the overwhelming Democratic
victory of Democratic Platform.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12
Four Thousand Deryishes Killed.

MAssoWAH, Jan. 9.-Later dispatches
from kassala confirm previous accounts
of the battle recently fought between the
Italian troops and the Dervlshes. The
latter left 1000 dead upon the field.
In addition, the leader of the Deryishes,
Hamed AlI, and all his emirs were killed.
The Deryishes are said TO be much dis
couraged at their defeat, and serious dis
SensIonS are reported to exist among
their chiefs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12

The State Democratic Convention for
the nomination for candidate for con~
gresham -at-large met at Harrisburg on
Wednesday and nominated James b
Hancock, of Franklin, for that Office
After making the nomination and pass
ing resolutions endorsing, Cleveland and
Pattison and urging the passage of the
Wilson reform tariff bill the convention
adjourned.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12
TO THE
CASH BUY ERS
OF
CAMBRIA COUNTY.

We extend invitation visit Large Dry Goods Store
Main street Gatzn We carry by far the Largest Che
Line of Dress Goods Dress Goods Der m
up the Finest Ienres Cashmeres Serges and Cloths Fam
and Stylish Notions, mems Shirts and Underwear ladies
childrens Underwear Low Prices. Fine Rdbbe Coo
Can sell you Blue Prints 5cthe kind for which other store
charge &c. Lancaster gingham, per yard Yard
per yard Blankets 81 90 per pair finest in
market. Full line ladies and mems Shoes.
Good comfortable place try your shoes With plenty
daylight in store you what yod getting
In A word and As buy for cash and
for cash you money.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12

Ok Wednesday at Harrisburg, Henry
F. Morrow, of Delaware county, was
nominated for congressman at large 10y
the state Prohibition convention. The
convention was attended by about sixty
delegates, including five or six women.
The next state convention will be held
at Wiliamsport in June.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12
4 Jealous Mans Crime.

Mrs. Matilda BigIrr. of Halket avenue.
Bnddock, was frIghtfully cut and beat
en 10y Joseph snyder yesterday at the
door ot her home, and Is in critical
condition. Snyder l. - years old, and
formerly boarded with her Snyder was
jealous OF Andrew Siglar, who boarded
with Mrs BIglcr. He had several times
asked her To- marry hIm, ana it was her
last refusal that led To- the assault. Her
checks are sla-hel through, her forehead
and one ahoUldcI cut t. the bone and
her skull is fractured. After She fell.
when slashed with razor, Snyder struck
her ON the head three times with a nam
mCr. Snyder escaped.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12

THE extra session of the Colorado
legislature, called by Governor Waite to
consider his Mexican silver coinage
scheme and inaugurate public improve
meEts to furnish work for the unem-
ployed, met at Denver on Wednesday.
From present indications the session
will be a very short one, and the governs
or's suggestions will receive little or no
consideration
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12

THE last day for filing certificates of
nomination with the county commits
sioners is January %. January 80 is
the last day for filing nomination papers.
The election will be held February %
and eighteen days prior to that is the
last day to file objections to the nomin-
ation papers or certificates.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12

New JERSEY is Il small state but it Is
big enough t o have two senates, each
claiming to be the properly organized
body. The Democrats claim that they
have the regularly organized senate.
while the Republicans make the same
claim. The Supreme court will likely he
called upon to settle the dispute.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12

The commissioner of pensions has de
cided since the passage of the act of Dec
p, 1898, that he no longer has the
right to withhold the pension of Judge
Long, of Michigan, and has accordingly
ordered that the suspension of his pen
sion be removed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12

REPRESENTATIVE HOLMAN. has prepar-
ed a resolution which he will submit to
the House declaring it to be the policy
of the Unitod States to conclude a treaty
with Hawaii by which this country will
exercise a protectorate over the islands.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12

The senate judiciary committee, after
long delay. has made an unfayorahle
report upon the nomination of Mr.
HurnhlOwer to he an associate justice Of
the supreme court of the United States.
The opposition Of Senators Hill and
Murphy did the work.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12
For Sale.

Two nice hye-year-old Bay Horses. well hroEe
good @ work both single line leaders, sound h
every particular. Wtll make a good dralt team;
Good action and hne style. and both kind ana
hne tempered. VIII sell at "A good bargain
REL BIN FOX,
Dec -. 1873 81. TrIoEe, 10
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-01-12

DEMOCRATS Of the Kentucky Legisla-
ture reuOhinated William Lindsay for
United States Senator.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28

The following contains the names
of abe. parties who graduated at the
Ei.isb School Commencement last
j. Pagiii Bloro, william 6. BucElng.
ham, Ross j. Campbell. Walter II.
Crossgrov6, Roy j. Field. George w.
Francis. Edgar Hare. Arthur G, Hay
y6sIyi, JolaJ. Kolly, William s. Mar.
len. Chas. A. Patterson, John Saunders,
Monroe Sondhalnier, Charles w. Sut.
ton, Paul Talley. Geo. W. Till, 8.
Houston Baker, J. Julian Barnes, Hnr.
~ l.. Bonham, Homer j. Davis, Frank
u Foster. Chas. S. lIyland. Edwin @.
Jones, George Linck, John l.. Nelly
Arthur G. Prlco, Milton A Pyle. Lewis
IL Springer, Harry J. Staats, q. Miller
Turner. Oscar NJ. Weldle.
Bessie II. Royal. Annie T. Long,
Marg uerito L. Hall. Anna E. Forrest.
v. t.rozler. Emily H. loulson, Anna
Nj. Brink. AMMO A. Shaw. Edith ID. Barr.
lydia W. Downey, Elsie IL. Steele.
Nellie Hanson, Kate Haiklns. Laura
Gotwals, May Heritage Daisy '.Suttor,
Sophia w. Caldwell, Gertrude Perkins,
5. fhilena Horn. katharine Conuaway,
Minerva lsedmils. Mary X. Logan.
Anna May Beatty, Helen II. Rumiord,
MaioI Riley Gem. Emma A. Craw.
ford Jennie w. Jones, Caroline Cor.
son Finn. Laura Cecilia Scott, Sue
Elliot jackson, Ella @. Curuell, Harriet
K. Matchett. Llsle Mcdaniel. Emma
Il. Groves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28
Spring and
Summer StOCk.,,.,
on ali the balance
Of our

The prices are cxtraor.
binary low, In many Suits
you save just one.half the
former price, both III Mems,
Boys and Children's Cloth.
ing. Others one-thira. See
our windows, then come in.
side and examine the goods
and makeup OF them. Try
them on, see how they fit.
and you will be convinced
that they are genuine bar.
gains. No old, trashy stuff,
but new, fresh goods. We
are going to sell them now
at the close of the season,
not carry them over for an,
other season. We also have
made special reduction on
balance OF piece goods i'll
spring and summer weight.
Can get you up an Gle.
CANT Shit to.ordcr for $l8,
$50, S22 and $25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28
VIM Y NJ. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS,

There's a price current in
general business to-day which
tends to a lower mark-all
the indications point that
way. Whether from over.
loaded stocks or the forcing
process, the result is the
same.
Our sales of reduced hot.
weather stulfs have been
large, and we are constantly
on the market for desirable
goods. ..
You'll miss those elegant
Lawn Waists if you are not
quick; they are going at the
rate of one hundred a lay.
One lotof eight hundred Ger.
man double Damask Towels,
all white with knottcd fringe
and Fleur,de-lis, stripes with
rose and diamond with vine
patterns, our always sec
grade, for size. ...
One lot Of six hundred
German double Damask
Towels, all white with fancy
colored border, extra large
and fine huckaback with
hemstitched borders. There's
three qualities, 75c, size
and 81 goods in this lot and
all are reduced to soc each;
some being the prettiest we
have ever shown.
Fifty dozen extra large
German Napkins, heavy
weight for everyday use, are
reduced from ol.5O per
dozen to $l.lO.
Five hundred yards 70.
inch Cream Damask Table
Linen --one of the best Irish
makes--is extra heavy and
good to wear, our regular 81
quality for zoe per yard.
Again a small lot of those
elegant S1.25 Darnsloy Satin
Damask Table Linens for
63c per yard. ...... .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28

Once YOU cat n Won Will noyar for.
get ii That Paul -. Snt'L6r,a hrs,Id
pis5 md cakes ara tina mat \vnlt
iIuLlh street. nc,.f. Orange
Ana still taig SEASONS coudtffopa Of
Yr,Ja ipstifv ~ ~ ,,,fn, N','9 - -
bpsl wolk Mt Vim =pnviis5n's Tlo,,ri,.
Aprble Works. Ninth and X -,
stregts i frat r'aas 3tnrI; az In'd
etones and uouumeris.
MOli4I,,o l;arlte4 It, hmm ,.r,rt.,,,
m increase 81 uensI,m r '''''4
The recent lawn marry Mt Sit,.,rss,r.,
for the benniit of tn, IIomEa,r,,tJ5'e
Hos ltal netlp,. .Iiu
At tho annual uieetilr of tlo PR.
pet,lftl Sayfllr4 ma T,nIn Sssnf.i,ff5,,
held OH Tuesday ryenIny tl,...,a orI.,.
non W., shawn In l,e IN nm aro.,Ii.i -,
condition and the old nflira~. yt,,,,, -,
elected
Henry Cleaygr Of Delaware en-, l,aa
bean arInoIntol ,.,ifr,,,,d o,,,(,.f-! 10
OF New ',nsfla rouIty ana ~, -
the commissioners 1ro tn rari,,,s,t
land ior ratfroad nurn,sas v,sa,, ~, - -
aary. '''
The Consnperst Lea ,nJ r,,,i. r,,,.4ss
ptny have mat urIoqJed - 90. -, -
r,ni J,rl;son II 10 IL.
tesn hpndreI Ion nov oifna, - - .,''', II,
K unpi,ro liver iiaiWn '''i s"e
Tne horse attnrHeI 10 tn, =gt,r,,..,,.
Tnn ~ + II l,a,.ii IN c''p a. 'NstS
Gwny vas,sr,Inv nffa,,,,I W sron, ~
aware ayeIue apl Pnt.,,y e. 80,
brrahirr tie waTn,, .l,It M, #,',',i 10.
thoaiiYsr - .
ma -,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28

A very pretty wedding took place al
tho residence OF tho brides parents,
Dir. and Mira. q. Ii. Baldwin. No. 500
French street, last night, the bride
being their daughter Gertrude, the
groom. MIR. Charles II. Jones. Tie
bride was handsomely nttired in
cream silk and laGo. the bridesmaid.
Miss Lille Dunbar very pretty dru4a
Of cream crepe cloth and lnco. The
Hover girls were Little Luttlo Cly.
pool aud Grace Baldwin niece OF the
bride, Rev. James Redgraves oilic.at.
Ing minister.
MIR, Frank Crozler acted as best man.
Among those present were: Mrs. Il.
Ii. Baldwin, Alr. Louis Baldwin, Wi.lio
and Grace baldwin. aco. J. Baldwin,
Mi5s Clara X iidmauson, Mr.. Alvin
Card anu wife. stafford Card, Carter
BALDWIN. jones and Howard Baldwin,
Mrs. Ohm A. Jones, Stella Jones, Mrs
}. j., Jones of MldIletoWn; Ida Davis.
ElktOn, Md; Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Finder,
Rev. larry MRguo and wife, Mi. and
Mrs John i, Connely, Miss uelon
Connely, Miss Prudence Mcclure. Mrs.
:, NJ. Alexander o! Edgehill. Pa. Piof-
lerson White OF tinclunati; Mrs. Harry
Boyer and wife, 1Iiss Annie WingaLo,
Miss susie Bishop. Nh, John HILBERT,
Miss Lille parson. Miss Annie Petty.
john, Miss Annie Stein, Miss Flor.
encB Hammond and air. Harry Boil:
Miss Clothier, Miss Myra GossOn. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Durham Matte
AlnswOrth, James dunbar Ella Lopez.
Missouri Stookey, Louis Dunhnm, Mr.
james Martin and Mrs. II, VI. short.
Tho bride received several hand
some presents. They will spend their
honeymoon i'll Twin Oaks, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28

I tn, REPUBLICAN, ole: to-day In the
hndS;
20 siOet! l0o'GloDki 2O'clook.
~ So 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28
Dotted and Figured

Dotted and Figured
Swlsses in a large variety of
patterns = none better or
more desirable than the
pin dots : and plenty of
them here at 20, 25, 81 and
5Dc per yard.
Remnants of plaid and
stripe White Goods, each
remnant containing from 3
to 10 yards, 20, % and SIZE
goods at the one price of
l24c per yard.
In addition to our high
grade Porch Rockers at $3.50
and Sl.15 we have added a
line Of smaller Rockers very
nice for porch or to use for
sewing, at S5c each. We
are taking orders daily Tor
brass, iron and white enan.
eled beds. We complete
them with wire springs and
hair mattresses everything
included for so. We also
do up old furniture and re.
novate mattresses. On re.
ceipt of a postal we call for
the articles and deliver with.
out extra charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28

4 great many business houses have
boon compelled to tail on account of
tha terrible hard times We have boon
having. a certain large whole slIe
clothing house IN New Iurk having
made Up :IGi. 800 worth OF line c,oih.
Ing for this sras1n's trade, found them
seiNos In II very tiStt place, bnenuEa
they were unable to soil thnlr goods
owing to tlo awful depression of bust.
ness. lae situation grew evpry
momont worse, and they wore NJ last
forced to tho conclusion that mgney
must be raised or they would he
ruined. Finally Wa wore called in
arrangement vas inltlf with rs to con
Won't this enormous stock Into money
The goods wore ut once sent to VIII
mington and preparations began for n
gIanl sale. In order TO reai,IN money
rapidly everything will be sold ut IS
cents on tho dollar OF actual cost OF
Manufacture.
Jhi5 glycs tho people of Wilmington
nnl surroundings Il grand chance 10
secure line clothing and uther goods
Tor Il mere triilo, ana uVOry uue should
take advantage OF the opportunity.
Ihe stock consists of hlsh grH,,e. el0-
giant clothing, ri! fresh and new, en-
pecia!lS nude FOR this seasons trais,
The s!yIes ara tho lhteJl, ami there Is
ali endless variety to pick from. There
lie clothing for Men, clothing for Boys
aud clothing for Children. Also IS,
600 worth al Mems and BOYS Furnl sh.
Ing Goods OF every description. unQ
Ladies Dresses. Wrappers. COats and
Piec3 Goods also 10 10 sold at - c5utS
on tho dollar.
10 give slight idea OF tho wonder.
fnl bargains to 30 had 1T this sale we
quote II fow prices:
400 Mems Suits all to match. S? 81;
actuul value. so.
1900 Mems Fine Cheviot and Ga5sl.
mere suits. $3.50; worth ZIG,
1900 Mons Extra Fine Worsted and
Whipcord Suits, S7.75; vI,no .lS
5000 Mems Striped taSsitnDre Pants,
Csc; worth SO.
G0lO pairs of Mems Fancy Wor sted
Pants Sl.S5; worth -,
1900 Children's Washable Suits, sc;
worth $40.
1000 zine ohi!dren's Suits, sI.I7;
worth $500.
500 Hcys, and Youths Long Pants
Suits. - 20; worth 81.
Boys and On ldrons odd Pants of
every description.
1000 Mems summer Goats, 90 oents
each.
5000 Mems and Boys Summer Goats
ana Vests in Mohairs. Alpacas. Sorges,
etc, anu many other wonderful bar.
gains
no not be mlsicd. but be sure you
are In tho No. zoo Market street, pluee
of tie great sale, Look for blue signs
ard number Everything to DO sold
without reserve at 20 cents on the
dollar.
hemembar, sale commences Satur.
day, June 80. at 9 O'Clock In the morn
Ing, Come early tn avoid tho rush.
Car far allowed to all out of town Gus
toners.
hls groat clothit G sale to continue
for nine days only.
FIIty nGn wanted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28

Young people I'D tho flush OF health
are apt to forget that the aged need
help more frequently than they, to
ward off weuEnesb and to check dis.
case.
Because there are no symptoms
OF any specific disease they think
nothing can DO done. They forget
that the weaknesses OF old age are gen.
eral weaknesses, difficulty OF tho
slow organs OF digestion aud usslmi.
lation to properly feed the nerves and
body.
The one great need, as hot, debilitat.
ing weather comes on, Is for new, rich
blood, free from tho poisonous hu ors
that invariably result from a stagnant
condition.
The certainty with which Paine's
celery compound quickly sends new
blood to every part OF the body is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28

shown by n stronger pulls. fuller
lie 1T boats and frightening OF the
spirits. Slsap tcco;ne5 sound ANA ro-
irashing, and rheumatism, srlntica,
neuralgia. and athGr results OF an un.
der!od nervous system disappear
The world OF worn, out. Lervous,
feeble mon aud women is indebted to-
Professor Edward L, Pheipa, NJ D..
III. d.. OF Dhltm ontlt medical school.
for the discovery Of this great nerve
regulator aud blDod purifier the bost|
and final fruit d! long life devoted
10 the study of weakness OF nerve It's.
suos, and its natural comedy.
iG.ue's celery com pound gently
Slira the workings oil NIL tho vital or.
ganl feeds the nerves WHOM waste in
Their Tissues haB exceeded the repair,
ana thus relleve nervous prostratiOn,
dyspepsia ami disorders Of the llyor.
kllneys and heart.
II builds up wasted bodies, frees
weak nerN e. and n-rvc ccntres OF ilri-
IMiity 10y applying rich, abundant
Mood tohHlid lp HE wurn.Ogt tiesnra
! When tl.ers Is general debility. lusai.
tuAe, loss OF RNpstito aGl lack of
| lHtefrst in iif6 that comes at this
wrti"hcd scasbni when ono looks
| wretChci and fes5 50 ali over, this
/ Ereat moi"In rbtnely goes straight to
1 tHh sOur,e OF tho veal. ness aud inIno.
! I!atrly gives strength and viEor Of
| mimi and body such ns must follow
! perfect nutrition OF every organ ana
| part of the hudP,
| lhe lives OF Thousands Of mon md
| women past nld!in age wIp think il
I tiiie to stop work, mlEhI te prptou <.
ed TO many yen is 81 usefulness II they
woh'd only USE Palne'a ceirry con.
| pound the grt''it mo tern blood ana
neryo rnstnr,IF' II VIII give now
/ llIe, ambition pni rheeriuiuass az IL
/ iil 20 Lewis G, EioIsen. Of North
! L OhogiOu. y u, who writes:
/ 'f'ainH,s "elery com pound las done
\ me great Geal OF good | huv3 Da1n
! afflicted wltl Insomnia, nervous cAlll5.
| loss OF strong Il aGd poor digestion
/ for some tinnA also lose Of memory,
| and all OF thrsbtrodbirs are much h A..
! ter now ! have gtiued in weight
1 since commenCel lts u7- nud mn
iuech belttr Gai stronger ia eyrry
| way. | sAdl .Tpco:umcud tho Com.
4 poUnl to all o1hsis"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28
FIFTH EDITION.


Cornelius ]. MORTALITY and Michael
lAelnrey Yero charged In the MunicI.
pal Court this morhing with disorder.
lily conduct. Frank Mcguire. o street
car conductor saw two men fighting
near the r.. W. Il h. depot. The dis.
order continued for about two min.
lutas.
Edward Iarkins saw the men clinoh
and fall on the pavement.
Horace Deneudore saw the men
fight but could not recognize the
prisoners. and only saw ono blow
struck.
Edward Mcdonnell was In tho sa-
loon when kearney came Into the sa-
loon, but did not see the row ON the
street.
John Kuotts saw tho two men quar-.
rel and saw one struck. lie did not
walt for tho finish OF the row.
Beniah Jefferson ran out and heard
Ikoarney say do not want to fight
you.
Charles O'Ncil, the police, won't to the
scene Of the disorder.
Alexander Sterling saw tho two men
on Tho sidewalk. Iney were fined IS
and coats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28

The Sewing Society of tho Swedish
Baptist Church, Head and Twelfth
streets. Will give an leo ere am festival
this evening. a. 80 O'clock. Single
tickets - cents. for the henoiit of tho
society Please como over anu you
will find that plate Of L. uanua's Ice
cream VIII do YOU good.
rev Dulany from Kingswuod
hurch VIII oliver an address,. and
Eoy >. Swenson, from PhllRdelphia.
VIII give short address IN his mother
tongue, Our ladies' want to zoe you
Be present II possible. Three tickets
To one person 30 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28

"Dear May:-I cannot live without
you-good.bye." (SignedD JAMES"
With these words James d. Bastain
severed his relation with Mise May
kershaw on whom he had been calling
for months.
He shot himself In the head last
night about II o'clock While in fold
between Gloucester and Woodbury.
Nothing creator than Il slight dis.
nute with Miss Kershaw, 1t 10 said, was
tho cause OF his attempting to take his
life, although it will very likely be TINT
no will yet aucceed, as he Is very weak.
lie was taken to tho Cooper lIospl.
tai, Camden, b. gentleman who lad
passed the fold. where Bastnin lay if.
teen minutes after lie had shot him.
self.
at tho hospital he told the doctors
that ho had been flirting with girls on
the street and for this cause May had
cehsured him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28

Merrill 4 Baker New York city. are
making two.yolume edition Of
George E.iots"Ml on the Floss. with
twelve original photographers also an
edition OF 'Anncreon." on handmade
paper. with eleven photographers a
four volume octave subscription edi.
ton OF McGurthy's History OF Our
own Times with twenty-four photo.
gravure portraits OF Leading English
statesmen, and l2mo trade edition OF
The same; new edition of twelve Of
Ruskin's most popular books; an obi.
ton of Morc's Utopia" with four
raro old portraits; nm edition OF Judge
Ionrgoe's AN Outing with tho Queen
OF Hearts" and handsomely embol.
llshed Inexpensive edition OF "kuby
Poets, fifteen volumes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28

lsrrlson Traynor, colored, and a
tramp who has no permanent place OF
abode, Jumped from moving north
D. Railroad early this morning at
North East, Nd, but did not alIght
where ho intended. lilo fell across the
rail- and before he could remove his
lott log from Its dangerous position
tho wheels pass ID over and SO badly
that nomber that 1t had to
be ampa:ated. The tratanen brought
the Injured man her9 and no was gar.
rled TO the hospital room Mt the station
whore Drs. Ogle, Draper and Detec.
tive Jones amputated the member.
Irtynor is now at the County Hospi.
tai at EarnLurst.