davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The famous hofae, Raven Bird, will
be sold AT public sale. at Waverly Hall
Stock farm, near Stanton. on Monday
next, the ID of April at one O'CLOCK.
lie can trut in three minutes, and with
proper training would develop much
faster gait. lie is Kentucky bred md
well worth the attention OF Eorselnal
live promising colts will also be cod
at tho same tine. Fer particulars sec
advertisement IN another Column.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31
Long,r
0YerCOats
Long
Getaways

dunn and shorter ones for
those who do not care fo.'
all that style demands, and
from S7.5o to SIS almost
any style Of material YOU
may want, and all the lat
est and best ways Of trim
ming and makeup. Long
Getaways i'll both Coats
and Vests and with whole
Suits in Chcviots, Blacl;
and Mix I'd and Clay Diago.
mails. Lined with Italian
Cloth and silk and suci
garments rcady-nadc a.
you would never think
were SO. Prices cnouel Il
less to make il more than
interesting to try and gc1
fitted a noag hen. and ne
reason why you shoule
not, as they are spIcndit
fitting Tor regular shapes.
JAS. L. MULLIN & Son
Clothing 9th x MarKct
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Dcla ware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Usually Involves sea sickness. When the
waves play pitch and loss with you, strona
indeed must Ue the stomach that cad
stand II Without revolving. 1ourists
colnnerclal travellers, yachtsmcp. mari
ncrs, all testify thut iioststter's stomach
BiterI u tho rest ronedy for the nausea
experienced In rough weather on tho
water. Nervous and weakly travellers by
land often suiieT from something akin to
this. and And in tho Blttcrs lis surest
remedy. No disorder OF the stomach.
liver or bowels il so obstinate that II may
not be overcome by tho prompt and thor
l1ugh remedy. Equally eticaciuus Is II
liur chitl5 aud fever. kidney and rhcuIna-
tile trouble and nervousness. Einigrants
TO the frontier should provide them
selves with this fine medicinal safeK uard
against the effects OF yiolssltudea OF eli.
mate. hardship. exposure aud fatigue
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31
A N ORDINANCE MAKING EXTItAOU
n BINARY PrRuPRlhTIQNS FOR
INTEREST A ND SALARIES

| INTEREST AND SALARIES,
| Whereas. The rate OF interest on Ger.
tain loans oil the City Of Wilmington. is
sued since the tlrst laN Of ! nne, lsaa has
| exceeded the rate estimated on in the as
| INMATES Ion expenditures tor the yeHI
ending June "ltn4 l.Ai and wdtrNpa IL
ma become necessary 20 provide for and
/ pay the salaries OF certain newly crpated
! officials aud extra me-. In III. sjirveyilp
department and nj the city crematory.
Ana whereas. At tho slime ct mHkiup
IN general appropriation ordinance OF
4 the city Ior the present nsrRi year these
4 extraordinary oNpc diiures were not An.
7 ticlpnted and provided tor.
And whereas. u is now I. rtatn that the
appropriations made Hy IN q Cuuuctlt M
me last stated ineotlll. In the mouth OF
MAY. IN the year lsl3. tor interest and sal
ares ioi TIE year ending ua the thlr
tcentll day Of June, :, D., 1925 will not
4 ne shincient TO meet the necessary pro
( per and legal expenses
ana whereas I his is an eNtra0rdlnar,
occasion not Hnilcipa ed al the passa ge
81 lhc general approximation ordinance
therefore IN accordance with tho prov /.
4 sl,ns OF section o. OF the city charter
he II ordained by "afhe Counciivof wi
lningtoh, two'thlrds OF all the rhenuer.
thereof concerning herein.
| section l. That the sum OF five thous
/ anu ana httN dollars be ard the same II
hereby appropriated and placed to the in
| 'rrest account
SECTION : That the sum of nine thous
/ aud. nine hundred and nifty dollnre IL
and the same Is her ehy appropriated ant
/ Placed to the account OF salaries.
ScCtlun Il The amounts 10 appropriated
! Shnil Ice plih ont Of the taxes, rents and
rec eipts OF the present fiscal year IT tht
Shilr snail hc sufficient. aud In caso til,
| amount OF this extraordinary approprla,
| non Hhait be IN excess of the t4xos. rent,
| hhd icceipis OF the prrse Il current fiscal
year, then such amount. or the exopq,
| thereof shall be prov ided for and iucltd,
| 20 ~ ne approprlatlonsmade and taxei
| u wed Tor he ensuing fiscal year
Passed City Council March 90 1904.
| ~. w. PERM s. Pres OF Council.
| Attrsti w. 5. LEDSua. Glerk OF Council
Approved March - 1891
EVAN Il, SHoRTiIpGE. Mayor m31.ot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The steamers City OF Chester and
Brdndywlne. commencing to-day.
Will leave Fourth street wharf daily,
including Sundaya, at 13U and 10. so q.
IN, p, Iii. and 4. Is pm. VIII leave Phia.
delphla, Chestnut street wharf. Mt $50
and 1911 a. IN, l.30 and p. M.
The steamers stop both ways at Chcs.
ter on all trips. Passengers going on
boats cap purchase tickets to return
on h. a o. Railroad Freight received
Iall day here and in Philadelphia and
carried at lowest rates
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31
Snapper lunch tonight at II. Fed-
meters. Second and Walnut streets.


Avery pleasant surpri party was
given Mr.. Harry Stldham la st evening
at his home No 700 Madl son street
jim honor OF his 2lst birthday. Among
those present were the Misses
Laura Palmer. Alice Chadwick. Jennis
Lank, Lilllo Irons. Delma Docksty,
Eva Booker, Anna faylis Lottlo
iSpeakman. Essie Speukmln. Miss
lIelleris Miss Lee. Mise Saith, Mrs.
Lank. Mr.. Preston Spence Harry Nun.
.dUrff. Charles Waterman. Howard
Jester, j. A. Oliver, Jr.. Harry SavliIe.
Eugene Doekety. Harry Bucksor. MIR
Chadwick, Mr.. Walters. Mr.. Joues. Mr..
Davis Mr.. Comyges, Mr.. Knight ana.
Others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Ida. wife Of Thomas Cogd of Fair.
vile, Pa, and daughter OF lhornas
Hooten, OF SiIverbrook, this city. Ia
critically ill. from blood poisoning,
aud her recovery Is considered impos.
sible. She Ia tho mother of four chill.
dren, the Youngest OF which ia ouly
four weeks old. Her deeease at 30
early a period OF life will prove a eeri-
uuS loss to her family,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

William $. lilies Ia the Orphans
Court this morning filed tho applies
tons OF Mabel L., Edwinl l., aud JoLI
". Affair. praying that the property IL
the hands of their oX-gnardian, JOIN
j Dougherty. be turned over to them
as commanded by the court. The ap
rilcatlons give DouEhprty until Tic
9th day of April to return the pro
perty, amt II 1t Is not doue by tina
time suit will be instituted against hi
b)ndsman, John +. Met rafferty,.
The court granted The applications
Mrs Ann CleuVer was nppultlte,
guardian OF Norman Cle4yer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The Puil, Farm. near Narwi1k owned
by ". +. COCHRAN has been purchased
by the fquitnbla Trust 20, Of vii.
WingtUu. ror $4,000
William Ill. stewart. OF Laurel, Del
ls under treatment IN Tie Philadelphia
Hospital suffering with a sudden nj
tlnk OF sickness taken YuIe in PAi.a.
do. plIla
While driving ia the western part Of
the city yesletday afternoon the ear.
Tiage IN which Sir Ahlam ~tradlry
was riding troIto down, demonstrating
his leaving the tOhiCie ami diving the
horse to the Cold sipr5ag leo Office
Second AMI King slrret-.
The dNelhHg. No ~ King street, IL
being rGmodeleJ Intoa slur1 by Mr.
Calvin S%AYnn, the EltIIer.
Asses 0lIAe alul ttla Clrty. ~
Midd!etown, ara tine guests Of city
fti-uds..
Waiter JOINS hls removed to Liyar.
ty ty1ye Nil
Allss lIrIea truss Of Chesapalke
City, Is the Euos, Of fleuls Iii t!Iiz
Glty.
Hiss Alice l'latt is tlta guest OF Miss
Howard. uear hesH !i,,5tkD CITY.
Miss 4 Ice Alii,r Is the guest OF
tAo NJ ssas Ash OF e j. On.
Htrrg i Boyer OF this city, was
married Is Miss lIunie L. Short. OF
. nrgetowt, on Wednesday evening
lat,
Hiss Sadie Russell il tha traeat al
ti.o Misses White. t,antp.to,yI,
Preach,0r III S,,3tt II r. Gbe,r,,,
Seventh and Snurpa =4frn,tg tv ~
now pIsior, Key. Eol3.rt Val
SUNDAY mprutrLy A. Ia 70 nni IN OF
avenlug II 10 o'ef5rl; Entyi,ti,,
League service at &. 20 O'Clock. ri
Professor Il t.. Inlm.sUn, of
PhllH'rsRiiin IiiGh School, last owe tn
deliyurad the last lecture Of his snins
IL he New sntury EllU. lis etia.
1ecL was sGpmmrrre. sut
Mr. Edward tobEson WHIP las beer
eoYiintd 70 tho LnNs1 salldIILg vita ,
scv"l1 cod Is goLtiuE better s.uwtg
Governor Reynolds Has uDpaintet
A y, S.tten Justice IF tha laat.a O.
81. treurges. al james f. tfr.s0,
Justice vi the Yea q Rtti Notary Public
fpc lie aefurlly trust and Safe de
post I'1 Of Ills city.
fggR wetn snlliuE Ia Milford thi
VS. Us iotF n5 seven reits a dozen
his Is uGder lemo tatlp AamtnIs
ira ZION
HAIRY Mushnii. sol vt Henry s
Rlsrshal of GeurEetawn, mas ias=e
the examination AZ Port HnH.l.ts, o
alternlta for the Nest l0,ut GA4e,
ship from his SUITE
Hf tiolt o. ~ Iabl Z VI, l. hAfgI
VIII repeat tn IT. Edster music tu-muI
rqw Sunday evening, at ibl
Among the selections VIII he Tn
Heavens are Telling
Mrs Joseph 4 BAynard OF Ctayto
Del. WAC In our city to lay AID ealle
Oh hi humorous friends. ons r
tnrned tins AFTERNOON.
GEORGE Lodge. executor, this NOR
Ing soid 10 Wilton /. Wise II, ii
property OF the late sIfred u. PEE.
for S:i2B
Lick! si T. Copper, Of Dover. was
this city to-day.
COntt4A4a lluIlupA on NoudayIuorI
ing, at 10 O'clock, vii sell the gooa- {
George W, EyHus, on Second stre,
near S!apIay .tgJet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Mr.. William Lawton was soon this
morning with spade over his shout
der vending his way toward last
Lake. where he is prospecting for
kuoliE. 1t is reported that specimens
were taken out yesterday that beat
anything ever yet got on, of tile wells
at Hockessin, being pure white and 20
per cent. Kaulin. as dug from the
ground. Wo may yet expect to see
ba9lln dug from his vicinity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Judge /, {. Grubh this morning
granted to Harry Elnmons, Esq, a
charter oil the incorporation OF the
Novslty Machine Company, the object
OF which concern to manufacture
tools. motors and mnchnerY OF cvery
description. The capital stock Ia us
yDt Unknown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

To-day ends March, 1924, and Sunday
will DO April Fools Day, Il or the first
day OF April. When the writer was a
hoy he well remembeTs how his COM
paEions would try and fool him and
no them, Several very sensational
yarns have h5en wtitten for the press
by hin.n3.:.ioils Writers NJ April fool
Jokes 80 we would say 20 our readers
look out for April stories In to.mor.
rows Sunday papers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

A very pleasant tableau was present.
en- in the Office oil the clerk oil Munlci-
pal Court this morning before Court.
the principal characters being Shortff
Gould, Captain Kane. Clerk Adams,
ltity Solici. Elliott, Deputy Sheriff
Gould, Harry lioilecker anu u reporter.
The case about the Court House was
aired and tho Sheriff and Captain klesed
and made up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31
Snapper lunch tonight at II. Fold
meler's. Second and Walnut streets,


Iess than ninety days ago Mr.. Jo-
lseph l.. Ochetree who has charge OF
the property of the Ochetree estate.
situated on Delaware avenue near
! Washington street, had new water
pipes put in from the street to the
line owing to its being eaten
out by electricity from the Whining
ton City Electric Hallway line.
The connections were made with
copper insteai OF the usual iron ones
and Mr.. Ocheltree was more than sur
prlsed this morning TO receive a notice
from the water department to have it
repaired as 1t leaks and tho water ID
lunning down Delaware avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Tho police did not make the arrest
IN the tam case OF their own accord
Tho warrant WIS sworn out and they
huh To act. Therefore the item winch
appeared yesterday stating that the
police were stepping over dollars to
Dick up diinos WAS somewhat uneailed
for in this case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

This day week Joseph Peterson, of
IThnrlow. went to Baltimore to get
m ore money to start housek eeping and
promised Miss Maggie Holloway no
would return on Monday evening.
when they would be married. He has
not returned end it y teare3 that 10
has met with foul play, as Miss Holia.
way has his gold watch aud his clothes
are at HE boarding house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The Alnsworth Hoileraud Pipe Com.
pany Will soon Increase their plant II
cur city, so that they can mnullfgt..
tnre ths patent nagnesia covering
Tor steam pines. The firm have beer
tnllig busy for some TINS in dong
several lafRe jobs In Philadelphia
which they huNe now about com,
p.et-d.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The stock and fixtures of the "Bee
Hive" at No. 306 Market street, was
not sold By Sheriff Gould this morn
ing, Mr. noiieyen having come to
terms with the Judgment creditors.
The store will be opon on Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Delaware shad are yet not so very
plenty In the fish marliet on King
street. This morning they sold retail
from % to 20 cent, apiece. Melt shad
from % to So cents eaIn.roe shad from
40 to - cents each. Ittring from 20
to % cents per dozen. with a large sup
ply on hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

There diseases arising dhlad
1t
OF this Professor Edward NJ d.
Dartmouth college, prescribed
latter las compound
everything else has failed
al 70 one
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Detective Mcyey will bring Buck"
Cunningham here on Monday. lila is
wanted here for the larceny Of cloth
from The Bancroft Mills. Joseph
Sweeney will he tried with him for
the SD mo offence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The SUITS Chat you are
buying NOW for one half
less Is per cent. -Would
never have seen our tables
had not our liberal trade
methods brought it about.
The Suits We're ordered by
mail and custom'nade. Then
B" ORDERERS " changed
their minds. We've got the
Suits They have the money.
They are single 81. We
are selling tltom fer half.
Ion may strike a tit--lirst
tilne-and you're sure Of a
wonderful 8aying-anyway
For instance, $50 ,for the
$40 qualify and l. per cent.
off.
Another, SIS for the $50
class ard 10 per cent off.
Or, $40 for the $40 KIND
and ID per cent. of.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Our line of Ingram Car,
pets is very fine, many of
the patterns being designed
from Brussels. They run in
price from 25 cents to rs
cents per yard, One hundred
patterns to select from.
One lot shades, IS cents
each, 8 different colors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The Ainsworth Boiler aud Pip" Com.
pany. OF our city, has received good
sized contract for covering leating
pipes at Washington, ID. q ih-y will
leave on Monday to commence work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Edgar Xiolan is about to purchase
the hall block bounded by Delaware
avenue, Union street and Gllpln ave.
nue and expects o build twenty four
NEW nlne.room houses. Tia hArgH n
ls nearly completed with Equitable
lduafantee and Trust Company. Let
the good work 60 on.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31
Tho Warner Departs.

Tie steamer John A Warner cleared
from tho yard OF The Harlan and Hol.
IingswOrth Company this morning,
aflDr cornpletn oytrhauling. The
Warner this year will ply between
Bristol aud Burlington. ana W. =bt
under the command of Captain Gray.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

has removed 20 N. Il, Cor. Third and
King streets and will continue TO sell
in the private part OF the house until
the store / fitted up; 8 i'll at the re-
dueed prices. Entrance on Third
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Bishop Coleman will preach al Clay
mont Tomorrow morning, at Calvary
shuiftI, near Gargrpit. liraudywlnt
Hundred, Oh sunday afternoon. anl
at Old SWaiea hurclI IN tho evening.
at O'Clock, at which tlme class o.
heophyto5 will be conirtned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The twenty fifth anniversary OF the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of tho Methodist Episcopal Church.
viii lie celebrated by the Philadelphia
Branch, April the 4lh, by an nll-day
meeting i'll tho Arch Street NJ. L.
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

\NrANTED-Iw renllemen. or man
w aud wife. can be accommodated
with board Front room. furnished or lIn-
furnished; iJi Isni,- Fourth street. ma 1T.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Eliza whsatlay. James rratt. VIM,
III. Andrews. Sar h Royal, Annie How
ard william lt..t,sIge. Midows' pen
sions secured id nom 40 to 70 days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

The Spring
Ovcrcoats are
cut longer this
season and we
have some o'
the extreme
lengths Tor the
most fashion.
able and me.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Guaranteed. Instructions giYeh. Any
changes made Ia pictures. J A. Zsb.
ley artist. W. West Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Snappsr Iunrn Tonight at II. Field
meiers Second and Walnut streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

L mi - Rango. Knickernockrr. and
IL Wrightsvillc. join VI. SOLOMON,
Office, No. West fhIr1 atrsst.
PIenes ll5 aud a3A IA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

nsr of notes coutainin. S.. In
- ing from Elevet,... """ ''"i..9. 80, ~
ron and Madison. \ LIBERAL rew.
bc LAl II returned 10 l0li Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

w ANruD salesman to handle our
w famous Jack pot aud penny.sini
machines. J. L. stars, manufacturing
company. 213 jefferson street Buffalo. y.
y. mJl-lts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31
COLOR
CARDS..

a color card of paints to be use
ful should not only chow the col
ors OF paint, but to our notion.
should Instruct you as to COM,
BINArIONS OF SHADES. such us
will give the most SAIISFAC,
TONY EFFECT after being ap,
piled. WE MAKE SUCH 4 CARD.
showing which colors look best
together, being BODY and TRIM
MING colors for amy house
church. factory, barn, &c, &c,
Call and get one. As wa manufae,
ture all of our colDra. we ate in a
position to guarantee their abso'
Lutte purity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

Lon SAhE-l ggs for Matching, white
ana barred Flymoutu iiocks. Eco.
W. Webster. Grubb L. o., Del. =m3l-l9t,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

LNOn SAIL, CHEAP Bay mare, 6 wear,
II lid, sound kind in Mi harness Far
less oil steam or electric cars weighs
about 1910 pounds. will road miles in
~ minutes vii bout whip. IS the beat road
horse in this city, last walker. Also, doe.
tors phteton. us good NJ new, good make:
reason Tor selling, have no further use
Tor them. Apply at 70. 500 West Sixth
street. " iiminEtUu, Del, n3i- Ut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-31

TOR RENT--G00 New Castle avenue 81 a
IL mouth. Apply at Is0s Jefferson 81. 3l-3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

Savannah, Ca, February z0.-.sioleitor
General Frazer received letter from Or.
u. o. Powell OF the state insane asylum
stating that Ella Fayson had fully rocoy-
cred aud was ready ,g be returned 70 Mo
Intosh county, where she ~ under nen-
tanoe 10 be hnngcd for murder. Tier case
Is d peculiar ono. Sentenced first for HE
Tor tne murder of Theodore Cromwell her
attorneys obtained new trini Tor her.
In the meantime Reaves, VINO md Done
tho laliinK, was caught. tried ind HANGED,
she was thon tried and sentenced 70 hang,
Before tie day RET for the execuiion rhe
way adjudged iBeane and WAS sent 70 tle
State asylum. Ths occurred II 1850 ana
now ahc has been declared well and u
10 be sent back 70 hive sentence exeented
unless he governor interferes 70 pardon
her or commutes her sentence on peti-
ton which " 70 be sent np from The citi-
yfsus Of Dnflcn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21
Tn Restricl HnnrInn.

Washington. February 20-Mr Curtis.
the republican Who represents the Twenty
second New York district In congress, has
Introduced In the house hill defining the
crimes Of murder in the first and second
degrees manslaughter and rare provid-
ing punishment for them IND abolish'ng
the death penalty for other oftenss.
The measure classes as murder IN the
first degree and makes punishab e by death
any person whO within any fort. arsenal,
doclcyara, magazine or other place Under
the exclusive Jurisdiction Of the United
States Including rivers and arms OF tho
sea, causes death by deliberately lying In
walt, or Who an the attempt 10 perletrate
any sApe arson, or robbery. kills another.
Whenever person kills another IN the
p,aces named without prcmeditatiol he IS
to be deemed guilty Of murder IN the Sec
ond degree. and is 70 be punished by TN
prisoitrncnt at hard labor for life Who
ever IN these places unlawfuily kills any
human being without mance. expressed or
IMPLIED or involuutaasiry, Is 70 be plnlaied
by Imprisonment a. 1inrd labor for twenty
years. or a shorter term rs ire court may
decide
Amy person duly enlisted on the army
or navy VINO IN time Of wer deserts 70
the enemy II TO be punishd by death and
any person who dirg-1g the'r term % esr-
vice in these branches Of me SERVICE. IN
stigates mutiTw Is to,suffer the Same pcn-
atty. The pinis,Hneai Of death prescribed
for any oifewse specified by she United
States statutes OTTER than tfioge Of Tnisr-
der. granddaughter. rape. deseiftor. md
mnsGny rs abolished and All laws and parts
Of laws inconsistent WIN this act nre re-
I faaara1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

St Clair Quick ana colored man named
Johnson Clement. who had charge OF tho
machine. None OF she men wepe hurt,
though badly shocked from the noise OF
the explosion. Tho thrce boya chat were
killed and the four that were wounded
were fshing nc the time on the banks OF
icvec. just IA tho rear OF tho draining
machlnc. All three boys arc colored,
The names OF the Killed nre John Clement.
lr., ngcn II years; Wits Rollins. aged u,
and George Mcf6inncr, Ir.. agcd 10
Young Clement had Tho top parf OF his
head and hts braius completely blown
away A brother 81 Georse McKlnncr,
IN, was badly wounded. aud the doctors
declare he can MT 1--we JOAN Asa.thews.
" colorcd man on tlfc place. haa tive boys
badly scalJed; Joe Martin, aged n years.
was badly scalded. partieh IN charge OF
the machine can mt explain the cause of
the explosion. though II Is evident II was
a detective boiler the main mead Of which
blew on and capssd tifc damnge Moasen-
gers were quickly dispatched 20 ffoumR
for ncdcal aid, and nrs puvnl and JAS
tycmeN d,ticidy dcnnr,ed Tor the scere.
pr Jasircmskl, beng ooroner. wit mold
the inquest. and perhaps discover the
cause OF the accident
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

nocheathr, n. v. Februafy F'l'-S y hlio
Might Waterman wendell 3mith was make
inp bla rounds at the Rochester state hos
pitai nj $40 o'clock this morning he diH-
covering fiamen irsuinB from me laundry
IL the mstilutiqp. loretea 70 tho eentfni
portion 81 the big building IN which tie
anKortunates ~ tho state ARE confined.
,rhe fiamea spread rapidly. oNiix 80 n
lark of wslfer and tn building yer ae-.
afroyea. Tho less WIS about <lza.oQi.
,rbefs IL no ingurapon At the time tIl9
Az broke cut thafe were Ia the hpild|pk
eSo male inmates. ei3 fcmnle infaAiet ana
10 keepers and officials Az were sasta