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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
TEsTTG1TING JHE IINCHING.
Grand Jury Begins its Inqulry-A Strong
Feeling Against the Lynchers

MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. 3.-The grand
jury met to-day and began to investigate
Friday nights lynching. That body. after
securing a great number OF witnesses, adj
j0urned until tomorrow. Under the law
the men in prison have right to bail
and judge Cooper made the amount 81 Loo
but so far bond has not been made.
Public feeling against the iynchers runs
high. II has been learned that the pro-
gramme Of the lynching was known by
VIII Cox. and detected by him on last
week, before the lynching occurred. II
was his underst landing that Detective
Richardson was In with the crowd Charles
Cox visited Cuba, near the scene. Both
men made these statements last week,
but to-day they deny making them.
There Is no doubt that they did relate
the programme. When this fact was
published. this afternoon, II intensified
the feeling against Richardson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
KILLED a Man Ter Kissing Ills Daughter.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-A special
from Birmingham. Ala. says that near
New site TrallapOosa county this morn
ing. james Asheiey and his son Robert
went into a field where Robert Cross,
q young farmer was harvesting Robert
Ashley held Cross while his father fired
seven bullets into his body ASheley
fred as long as Cross breathed. remark
ing. Il am going 10 Shoot as long as
there IS breath in the id rascal S
body"
cross went TO church with Ashley 3
daughter yesterday and kissed her She
reported the matter TO her father. and the
murder resulted. posse is IN pursuit Of
the Ashcleys. and If captured 1t is like
ly they will be lynched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04

The first through train since the deiuge
occurred arrived here at O'Clock last
night. IL was "A passenger train, and
brought in a large number OF people
who had been tied up by the great wash
outs. They report terrible condition OF
affairs i'm the country for distance OF
one hundred miles, or more In the
branches of trees, where the high water
left en-. are debris OF all kinds, in
GLIDING horses and cattle. household fur
niture, etc, and the broad prairies are
stiI covered with water to depth Of
two to five feet. and overland trips 10
the remote ranches and settlements are
matters OF impOssbility. IL is expected
that relief expeditions Will be sent out
to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
PkR3ONhL hND GLNEKJL
Interesting Facts About Bichmond'e Citi.
zens aud 9th Matter.

80 ''-''-
Rev. Or. starr Is still improving AT the
| Retreat for the Sick.
! I,bo roop,hl,, ,,o.,i,,.. 20 al. ,,.,.
/ Club Will be held tonight at O'Clock.
/ Nlss Fannie Foster ~ p.r,i..,.r. e.,
/ VISITING fricnls ana rclati,..,' i,i,',"'e' %
~. ''''.
been visiting friends IN his en- WI" no mas r,
turned home
Mrs Lizzie pcrtt Cutie t.. .o,,,-...
o. ~ C"titI ia7 itiuNnri
10 SIS east F.ankiin. WI '" 0"'o ma
a.. D
ar. Hcorft b'tt returned 10 the city on
SOUL ""y rom ms vacation. which he
NY
l.iI,eo, an l ~ '"tI' i Hna NSssIs. william
afisTnoon '' f'r t,d H.; ii,.t ieit Yesterday
a. mo-" l"I inc Goshen Association.
,,. MISS h4ue Iie1ly,, who las been visit
SSnS t'tf"I' III NvrlolK ana Portsmouth
- V' '"o P''' "'oil'h' mas returned 70 the
CITY.
Colonel Tazewcn Elicit is in Ashland
visiting hiS brother A. L. Elicit. Jr.. who
Is SICK. lie VIII return t. tho CITY to-
day.
MIR. Marion Colbert ana wife. Of Hamp-
ton. are ia RICHMOND, the guests Of lis
niece Mrs. W. j.. Trahcfu, OK Hope
dale.
Miss Margaret -. Han1iEan. ~ r0l as,
lsoish street VIII leave Tonight VIA IA.
southern Railway On an extended triD
south.
j
Meyer q Sons has returned IRON, "a
months trim 10 Nova Scotla lookir,, ty,i
and hearty.
I,,lto, I.,,t., ,,,,,.o,. ,... .....,-,
can fo Rev Xy5U'In ,d l4s fN''Hael a.
pastor of the Eaptist chi,r.3 AZ p.rte.
inoutp. Va.
AR C,oro. I C,~,t. ..,.,.,.,
ot..,,.' -. uiiiG IS EIs.uhf Massa-
pleasure. Whcn last hcard from h. W v.sl
at cape cod
~ SD,trmno I,DW,iI .((ni imoll'"S, Cilet OF
cnVr,, w'i W." ,,u ipi amen
len DAYS vacation '''' '''S
Ma, n,,.,, -. ,, ,,.,
Mls9 L5".th L1i,s,f "l 10, HGI niue
n'o''S,, i@,'s' ID" An, IG't Ihe
Guy Snn4a! 10 1lS't Iii'H"a ana reIa-
"a, -, $500, .,..-,.
~, ',,til"'n n, ~ T ~ "i''. u'"e 'ci y,
iHis. w IMAM INN! i. l.e'I am, anu 4ls3 Meade
I,'' I" ~ nay - It''..ll CH 1i"'i -'9'I"iiu ana
are "' ''' "cS' 'i"'''
ar. tHMlh amer, VINO mas been IN the
f'.f .N. " t@ -. 49, a't ~ 'F'i!hs
,arGo' lanes Gomnoni 80 '''''S 81 O'e
ar. henry Mladletou, OF floomingtOn
H., who mas been Visiting relatives ia
rniS 10y nSs IN Oh q 1i9 ISL. /. o'heI
% '' NJ '''N anu VI ''.'D"",'
MT Henry " MorsenstcIh ieft 949tur-
state, 10 attend the marriage Of his Sis
ter lie will Doe absent about month.
Mrs. j. A. Schcrer. of No. Hl0 east Clay
street, who has been on an extended
visit TO her daughter, Airs. Joseph b1gg.
Of savannah, Ga, has returned 70 the
city
Rev. b. NJ Randolph. who has been
at the hospital Of the Medical College
of Virginia Tor treatment Tor several
days. was thought 10 bee stcadi y iWprOV-
iug last night
Row w - Hines has offered his resig-
nation as raetor of West View Baptist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04

company with J. NJ. Hill. and they pass
cd blind woman who was begging. Mr..
h'I paused TO give her aims. and when
ne rcJoined Barrymore he pulled his
longest face and said
My dear boy. | always make It a
point TO give something 10 a blind wo
man who Is begging"
"Of course you 10, old chap" said Bar
rymOre, she can't see what you give
her"
-. And this spoiled it all.-The Chicago
Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

ONION STOCK YARDS, ILL, Sept.
3. -Cattle-Receipts 26,OoO; market weak
common TO extra steers. 81 9'plt5 50: stock
ers and feeders. $20M3.35: cows and
bulls 81 25T3.4O: calves, S2.2jd5.25
HOgs-Receipts, 2GOOO; market strong,
heavy. $1,000 -: common 10 choice
mixed. S5.5OlrG.l5: choice assorted. <6.Oo
M610. light. s.. 7JGG.O0, pigs. S3.jOQ5.75
Sheep-Receipts. il 1000; market steady :
inferior to choice. Sl0OQ3.3O; lambs, $3.50
al ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04

tenor solo, "Cavltana- Faust. Salve Dino
ra GounoO. Mr.. Douglass q. Miller;
TRIO, 'oh Restless Sea" tWhite,. Mira.
b.owning' MI Lohman. and Mr.. Cloves.
solo, Jewel Song" OtausO. AIRS Brown
ing; Hearts Delight Osticnrlsn air.
Douglass G. Miller: duet. II pare TO
Whisper that Love Thee" lPluceer).
Cloves; selection. Medley" Olohcmtant
Old Dominion Sextette. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
TIVE WtsgOUIs kEPAIRED.
A Terrible Condition of Affairs Reported
Farm Lands Ruined.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Sept. 3.-The
600 men who have been at work repair
- ~ so.,v miles Of track OF the south-
ing 'i Pac lie railroad. which was over
srm and washed out west OF here bv
The r recent flood. completed their work
yesterday afternSon. ,s and trains are nov
running over the temporary structure,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
Reports Probably Untrue.

PARIS. Sept 3.-Dispatches received
here from the officer in command OF me
French forces at Timbuctoo dated Au-
gust 9Th, do not mention any disaster TO
the French armies in that locality. and il
is hoped that the reported massacre of u
portion OF the garrison at Timbuctoo by
the Tauregs Is untounded,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
Time, OF Holding Circuit curt..

Office Of Clerk of House OF Delegates,
Sept. g. 1891.
Editor Times: As no reference To AN act
in relation 20 holding courts IN the Tenth,
Eleventh. Thirteenth and Fifteenth judi
cial circuits appears In the index ana the
table, ! VIII thank you To say that sucn
an act appears on page "a Of acts OF
Assembly, ls33-94, and goes in force on
January !, 1880. Truly. &C,
j. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk House Of Delegates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
Ex-Governor Wilson to Meet Reed.

CHARLESTON, w. VA Sept. SEX
Governor Wilson has rendered his ser
vices 10 the State Democratic Commit
tee to stump the Second district FOR VII
liam J.. Wilson against Hon. Thomas 10.
Reed, Of Maine. who will shortly be here.
and is expected 10 make a bitter fight
AGAINST Wilson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
Poisoned by Boiled Cusrard.

MADISON, MISS. Sept. 3-Forty-
seven persons were poisoned al we'd
ding party last Thursday night. Watt
Moore died this morning and his brother
IS very III The others are RECOVERING
The doctors say the people were poisoned
by eating boiled custard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
INII NfrNC,nnN

WILMINGTON, y. c., Sept. 3.-Rosin
firm; strained, SIC. good strained Doc.
Spirits Of turpentine firm at 2Ja4c.
Tar steady at <lOj.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, Sl.OO;
soft 81 30; Virgtn. 600.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, 5. c.. Sept Sur
pentine firm at 25iac.; receipts. 6S casks.
Rosin-GOod strained firm at 9Jc. re-
ceipts, 40 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
Safa from lnspeciiOn.

Reference to Barrymore recalls story
told OF one OF his clever remarks. one
night he was walking down Broadway. IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-04
SAVANNAH
COUNTRY PRODUCEIWHOI

SAVANNAH, GA. Sept 3.-Hollday
no market
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-25

follow NJ reputable persons, eaca q waoin Il 4
gal vafer ana Householder in said 1istFicf. sre
berehy designated - act ~ JUICES Of said 2 60
ZION In sad district. to-wit: J. NJ rhillsrs J. J.
scan snd ~. 7. Rhodes asd tbs naln c- Of
delegates 80 which said tiSsrie, u entitled,
ua4er the call for said convention. 10 two
DISTRICT No, ~
Primary Elec;ioa D.st-ics. No. - shall en-
brace the precinct o Baeaas. and TIRE pol lung
plsc- shall be Adelaide. AMI tie tel3cwl Z re-
pss,ab.e persons. esca OF whom j. legal voter
and honseaplder in said district. sre hereby
designated 10 Scs IS judges Of said election ia
said district, to-wiss Lamar Cbesale. Taomss
Elliott and W. + Oliver. and tee numoer OF Gel
cga;es % which said district IS emitted, under
Ire call FOR said convention. is TWO
That the qualifications required Tor voters 81
said primary election, in addition 70 those re-
Membership IN the Republican party, or
declaration on oa.a that h VIII vote the Re
publican ticket st the forthcoming general cleo
ton.
sad election. Ia each and al OF the shove
mentioned districts. viii be held IN pursuance
os aud suejscf 70 the provisions OF chapter nine
OF the laws OF the state o. Washington. act ST
March -, 1890, nader the title OF primary cleo
ton lar
This call and notice is made snd published
hy virtue OF resolution duly ADOPTED BY the
Rsruhllca couatv committee OF King county,
Washington. on the l4th day oi August, 1894,
nitree OF ssid party. aud 10 the body authorized
by the rules ana customs % said party 10 pass
said resolution and make this cali
Dated this i4th day OF August. l>9A
JOIN ARTHeR, Chairman.
II C GORDON. Secretary.
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II IEE SUPERIOR COURT Of THE 49,
Of Washington For King county.
X. Gottssela. piaiatif, IS T. J Arraxtre,-
Merv Armstrong, his vile. defeaaanss ~
1851 summons "
state q Washington to TIE said
strong sna NARY Armstrong. detendantss W
ere hereby summoned q appear ~ftnfn s, -
ts9 DAYS after the eon2rleti0a ot the serwss-- Y
fa2S Summons ur0a yos, exclusive OF -
o. service, snd defend ths above eatis.ea ~
IN the superior court OF the state af wasAfn~,-sN
In and tor King county Aforesaid ars 49,
the complaint OF The piainta and Serve -
OF your answer urea the nnaerSixned aft>ssst
for TIE plaintiff. AZ ais office beloB ststei ~
In ease 81 year TAI are 50 10 DO. judgment - 80
decree VIII ne rendered against Won see,-ss 80
70 the demand Of the comp amt, which Ia. -
nlcd Wiz the clerk 81 said court
The ooiect OF said sctioa is % obtain /. ,n..
ment OF the above entitled court sra.nss =.
in behalf ct the plaintiff upon $3.50. -
note for abe principal sum ef $40 WITH Inss.a
thereon al the rate Of 10 Per cent per an--
from aud after May = iS9S, 70 the entry a. 49,
Judgment. sal IN the additional sum AZ slssSs
with legal interest taereea IRON Fehrusrr =
lN2A Gu account Of taxes paid by the Pass
en- the mortgsged property hereiaAssnr ~
serihed, and tae further additional sun a -
as sD attorneys fee tor the attorney ~ ~
piaintla II said action, together with tAe 49,
aad disbursements 70 bc taxed therein ans ~
the decree % said court fbreclOsinr ! e.-s.s
MORTGAGE described In the complains ~ ~.
ElA4Af5H gu NE N said sctsuDs which IS nae
sage given 10 secure the note above menf,os.s
and is upon the following descri bed lsnds -
premises, situate In the county Of King, sss.s !,
Washington, tc-wit:
Lot eight lsl In block twenty-eight fsSl in O..
trail Seattle, an addition 20 the city OF Seaila
and lot four lsl IN block seven g.l Of Rarss-.
addition TO the city 81 seattle. ana for an 49,.
for the sale OF said lands and premises IN n.
manner prescribed by law. Tor the satisf.e.,-,
OF said Judgment aud decree.
CLARENCE : PRESTON
Plaintiffs Attornsr
Postofiice address, room $40 Pioneer huilain,
Seattle, Wash.
First publication July p. Is94
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co UyrT NOTICES

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERs OF KING COUNTY,
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is hereby Rivca that
tAs board Of cogntY commissioners OF King
county, SIT ng "a = board of equal zs,iou, viii
be Ia session three 80 week, com meucing Mon
DAY, August &, isst loF The purpose OF eqnAilI-
ing TIE tax roll % ls9a
All taxpayers claiming abatement on tax are
hereby no.lnei 10 appear on or before saturday.
August 3, 1891. or be forever barred.
r. A. IWICHELIA
County Auditor and ex-UraeiO Clerk of the
Board OF County Commissioners OF King
CoustY.
Ry SATHaN BExAs. d sputy.
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u'HE HUNTERS AND sPORTsAES's PARA
Il dise-The hots! az LAi4lwEgp Falls, Hood
csnai. has inst been newiy opened, with every
thing hrsi-cIsss: tn9 sp5rtsman Will ina the
streams alive With hsh, the forests Astounding
with game bosts ant guides and camping out
"a furnished free 20 guests OF tbs house. rates
g. per DAY snd upwsr1s. bOats daily FoRad trip
q 81 MANAGER = RisEx1s.
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SPANGENBERG HAS REMOVED FROM IA
- to els second street: raxors end ca,s,,
ground aud repaired; umbrellas recovered 49,
repaired. work cuarantccd.
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lSDFFzgN-kf Port Tossssud. August =
I.3a 81 co1s11rtlcz. Peter Az1srt1s. A<sa =
years.
he resnnfns hmvn b4cn tsplgtt - fals esir
sn1 funersl ssfFsces 81 - bee a. co1Hsy =
etsuarTs Un1srtakisG roos4s tnts sitsrno'oo a. :
s,rt.ek nader tie susrlcss of 80 LonEshofs-
meas Unlon. Isfsrrsesf "a LAKE fisw csoe-
f~wv
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lasssfs.snssts Uazsr tas bead - Lost
yegrf, For sac. For Esnf ssd sltsstons
want.a ull - inserted 81 re rate 81 ! oenfa
wose each Insertion Faymsnf sway' n al
ssreR 40 scysr1ssnents rscsiysc toE eos thas
.4ceuts.
NOTTCF-Ths BUSINESS of-ee - fhs Posr-lN-
-ytIseKscrn ia open unrii Y . N siss*insa
sdVSFtlssDsuts v.Ii bs received % % tAAs Hs1@
Aeverfissnerts Will - resolves a. pTaoca
e~sces Of the Pnsr-TNrxLLfgxzcrEaf
TACOMA BrEEAU-ffis Pacific svsrnss
fhorass sarsnons, Manager
PORT TOg ssESD-Frsaeh springer
rEIIIS6HAM BAY BrREAC-Ss- what
rem. corner Holly snd Canoe strsstA o H.
culver. Manager
The following letters await advertisers a. ta's
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GEE THOSE LATEST THINGS IN SHIRTS,
- the HUBS special sale, at 9se. Hub Cloth
ing House, starr Boyd block
SEATILE TO CEDAR LAKE AND RETURN
- via North Bend. 80. LAKE shore ucGet
Office foot OF Columbia street
GARDEN HOSE oaIi Wilton no e HARD.
ware Company, lis Commercial street
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Ia the city OF Seattle and certain precincts in
the country TO be hereafter named the delegate.
Will TO elected under the primary election law.
Notice thereof will be glyen ia the manner re-
auired BY law Ia eli other precincts OF the
county the delegates VIII BE- CHOSEN according
80 the caucus plan under the direction Of the
respective precinct organ cations OF the party.
Delegates under each system will be chosen on
saturday, &c ptoIabcr I, fe3s from II O'Clock
noon to O'Clock p N. BY order OF the King
county Republican committee
JOHN ARTHUR, Chairman
III. C. GORDON, SECRETARY.
Seatgin August :. 1921
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spKcrsE NOTICES.

CRrsHED MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE. &c
Y per pouna az Nswuan's. 81 FEons street
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BOoK BTsDERY.

T. c BERG, zza FRONT sTgEEE
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DISTRICT No &

Primary Election District No. s shall embrace
all of the Third Ward of the city Of Seattle, and
the polling place shall be Brewers hall on Me-
Clsire street. and the following reputable per-
sons eseh OF whom is a legal voter and house
holder in said district, are hereby designated to
act judges OF said election in said district. to-
W.T.: G. W. Corliss, Is. p. Voris and George
Hookes. and the number OF delegates to which
said district is entitled, under the call for said
convention, is nineteen.
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personal
N0On TROUT FISHING Al CEDAR LAKE
W FoauA tap tFesa seattle 3 s0 seattle 6
LAKE eAere tcksg ogics. toas % tol asaasz street
To NOT OVERLOOK ruH SPECIAL SALE
IL % Waite b que ahd --latest Ga fesesss shirts.
usaal ps8ce g. IS 81. ETss as $50. Heo Nsota-
fas NoGat, starr kaFd btask-
I'oR CHEAP MILLINERY 90 To TtfE AC-
Il sasd5aa pIesgas ForsIns. aiso ~seon& stFeot
pUtEKR. 80 PA poGNn NEWMAN. 81
~ fguHk street
pUT4FR} nU1TERl NJ RisE II fRICKs
- as t&e Co.'S Butter s&ases re very nncss
fea@ ~ Nilfmstufe trsatae9N &-ss gsf Rsaa M s.
~ hattef esu-s, kfNsst stra@i. &esF ftGs
TROLLING OUTFITS - sSS ga s.s-
SIS Aaltoa nasavsR ca@F@aT, - co@sasf-
g.al NsfN@A
Ola AlG-LAk4E HTufk. EtE0ANT A.
Il iAshf' seftsasak lAssr 4 HkrpsF. $50
ssf MaA NasaE eEFeass
MEsFATRANTs.
sF1EseF EtACE 10 oRpgR GoUR Meals
. Sfsas AsskA -gazk ~. 2A.sa sassI
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FINE LATE IMPROVED SINGER SEW-
y Ing saachine. 81 So2as-s second Hand
store. lszS Front
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Sight exchange and telegrsphic transfers q
New York, Chicago, 81 Paul. San Francisco
Portland ana various points In Washington, o.
egou and British Columbia
Sight bills ot exchange on London svallahs
elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made st all points on favorahs
terms
Bonds. stocks and other valuahlss received q
deposit for sale keeping
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11

How IA street Car Passenger Rcpnid
PuIitcness.

\ hroRd-hack"l young farmer had
come into Detroit by the Michigan ave
nue. cars. says the Detroit Free Press,
and as he rode on the front platform
the driver Was 30 civil that the young
man felt compelled To say:
You know how to treat II fellow
white, you DO. and IL can ever do
Anytime, for you IN hc RICH, ON deck e"
just then q brewers delivery wagon
took the track ahead and refused TO get
or at IN" jangle of the bell.
j said Ia he Elud to do YOU favor,
and here's the chance" exclaimed the
young man. ANY teller what bothers
you has got to lick me. Hey, YOU sit
ofr'n the track You won't. Ell? Wen
see II you won't" And he Jumped
down, seized handy rock about as big
as goose egg. and at the end Of It's
night II struck the driver in the back
and doubled him up like an old jack
knife, while his horses SHE'D out and
locked wheels withasand wagon.
Anybody else you want licked before
we git down to Woodward avenue Jest
say the word" observed the young man.
as he mounted the car again. II hain't
lookin' for gore. but when a man treats
me white I'm goin' TO stand by him TIL
the neck-yoks brsaks." --.----.-..-..-
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EGG SOLD FOR roo GIINEiS.
Inid by II Great AUX ana bought
by Sir Nnuncc, Crruc.

Competition for the egg of the Great
AUX offered recently at Steveus's auc-
ton-rooms proved very keen. says the
London Telegraph. Ii is believed that
there are hut SiNty-cight specimens Of
this egg In existence, and the bird itself,
1t Is To be feared, Is eMtinct II was met
In the OrkneyS down to 1872, ana the
very last survivor of its race persisted,
II is thought, on one OF the islands off
the coast of Iceland in lMt.
The last egg OF the Great AUX, sold
rell's collection, the owner OF which
obtained it from n Boulogne nshwitc
with four swans eggs ON a string for 10
francs After the collectors death 1t
was sold for 20 guineas to the late Mr.
Frederick Bond, from whom 1t ultimate
ly came into the possession OF liaron
Louis d'llnmonville. who has retained
IL till now.
Tho last egg Of the great AUX, sold
a year ago, realized t22i, and the pres
Cnt sale was ed 10y the auCtioncer
with a bid OF ilw. Thcn it advanced
rapidly 10 i2N. when there was some
pause and finally the relic fould IA new
owner in Sir Nauu"cy trewc for GOO
guineas somewhat largc advance on
10 francs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-11
FATAL DRUNK FOn MANY.
Russian Peasants Who Indulgcd
Too Freely In Nodkn.

\ curious and remarkable occurrence"
reported In the NuvOsti DuNa, IA Moscow
paper, Rivrs some idea of the subsection
in which the Russian pcasantry are held
by King Vodka. who. as regards large
portions Of Russia, is ruler of that Couu-
try In far tru-r sense than tho Empc-
ror himself. II appears that a combined
goods and passenger train ran on tn"
RiaZau-lral line, with the result that
twelN" carriages Were Immediately shat
tered and Il large freight of vodka ran
out on the lin" and formed a miniature
sea.
News Of the AFFAIR soon spread to tho
ncighhuriue villages, and in "A very short
gpaC" Of time these were almost depleted
81 their Inhabitants who locked to the
scene Of the accident to have "A fire..
drink Throwing themselves on tn"
rails. they drank with such avidity that
within half an hour many of them We're
In "A dying condition. and others We're
only rescued from death 10y the efforts
of tn" district physicians summoned to
the spot. The remainder wrr" packed
on to their homes in a state of stupor.