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10000 yards fine and sheer Jaconet
Lawns, in dots, stripes, and figures
they so at half price-6sc.
Fine Jaconet Duchesse, IN dainty
stripes and figures, also 60 at halt price,
l2tc.
100 pieces neat Cotton Challies go at
half price-3ic.
Fine Irish Lawns go At half price
&c. yard.
Fine Checked Muslins go at 5 and
&c.
Fine India Linens go at So
Fine Dotted Swiss Muslins, % and
25c.
Fine French Organizes, with exquisite
floral decorations, 20 at 25c.
Fine French Challies, all wool and
nearly yard wide, 60 at 25c.-less than
half price.
J. Fine Wool Challies, % inches wide,
go at half price-lCc.
Fine French Organdies (White) go at
half price-25c.
White Mosquito Net, yards to q
piece. yards wide, 45c. a piece.
Coored, the same quantity and width,
SOC. u piece.
A few more Of those $3.50 and g. In
fants' Null Caps. to go at SOC. apiece.
New line of Merrimack Calicoes. in
percale styles, neat stripes, &c. "A yard.
Great reduction in Fine Laces. SIEVE.
raj elegant and very popular patterns
have been reduced to less than half
price.
Black Velvet Ribbons, 90, rs, 80, 40,
A., AZ, and 50c. apiece.
Turkish Bath Towels, sc. Fine Huck
Towels, ~.
Fine AllLinen Large-Sze Knotted.
Fringe Towels, only l5c. apiece.
Pure-Linen Satin Damask Towels,
2ix40 inches, 25c.
500 pairs Pure-Silk Black Mitts go at
half price, l5c. pair.
$50 Good White Envelopes go at half
price, 30c.; II pounds good Writing
Paper Tor lic.
800 Handsome Nickel Belt-Buckles
90 at half price, &c. apiece.
6 cakes Large Soap for 2jc. 6 cakes
Colaate's Palm Soap for 2jc. Cnticura
Soap lie. a cake; Buttermilk Soap, SIC.
a CAKE.
"a Rubber Sheeting. SOC. yard
Al Rubber Sheeting, 65c. yard.
30 dozen Gentlemen's Handsome Per.
Gale Shirts, lsundered. with detached
collars regular Sl.2j goods, so at soc.
apiece.
Gentlemen's Gauze Vests, short and
long sleeves, 2jc. apiece.
Gentlemen's Lalindered Percale Shirts,
good style, 81 &c. apiece.
Gentlemen's Working Shirts, in calico
and cheyiot, &c.
Gentlomen's Bleecbod Jean Drawers
3Oc. a par; Gentlemen's Unbleached
Jeans Drawers, &c.
100 dozen Ladies' Fine Swiss Ribbed
Vests half price. &c. apiece.
2i.inch Cotton Birdeye, 65c. 27-inch
Cotton Biricye, soc.
Hammocks 7jc., 81, and sl.25.
Croquet Sets 95c. set
Bread and Cake Boxes, SOC.
Chidren's High Chairs, SOC. Chill
| dren's Rockers, 5Cc.
Chidren's Wooden-Seat Chairs, 20
and 3Oc. apiece.
Hobby Horses. 50.
Doll Carriages. 50c. apiece.
Writing Desks, Csc.
yelocipedes, s2.75.
Ladies' Chemisettes, % and $50.
Boys Canvas Belts Sc. apiece.
Rubber Combs, 10 inches long. Be.
apiece.
Pearl Buttons 20 q dozen.
Ladies' Shirt Waists, Csc.
Boys Percale Shirt Waists, 25c.
White Chsmois Gloves, 75c.
Children's Pink, cream, Blue, Tan,
and Black Mitts. l5c. pair.
| IUIITI0NYcI R&N0NG
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Shade Hats, white or black. full size
i5c.
Leghorn Shade Hats Csc
All colors in Boys Tans, with quill and
rosette, price, Csc.
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Sailors !
/ Sailors !
Sailors !

An immense variety at the lowest prices
ever named for Ike values.
Plain Straw Sailors. white. black. and
navy. l5c
Trimmed Sailors. all colors, DC
The usual IJc. Sailor. I'm black or white
sold this week for 3Sc.
Other styles at ~. &c. 81. sl25. N50
and 1915. All the new shapes.
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Dress Goods at s., 10, Is, %, %, IS. g, 60.
-. 81, -. 90. s. &C., ana Sl25.
ed W a6Wn G2 9m s 3 g. 2 80 a6 si mark
down from l.. 10, l2is. Is, and zoe.
Shantons Porsees AZ &C., marked down /
from Pie.
G.nrhims at ~. S. .. s arl &c. market !
down from l-3, TO- l2,2. 70 -, and 2oc.
White Goods az :. 8. 8. o., 8. and lOe;, |
Large Plaid Sheer India Linen at 6i4c.. |
marked down from ljc.
oar entir stocH ~ LACK. Sohi-Colors. |
and Fancy Silks marked down 10 one half !
the former prices.
Barker Hleachel G. ton. -. at 6ikc
An3roscosgin Il Bleached Cotton at |
Bieached and Unbleachai sheetlngs at
Our entire stock Of Notions at one half
the former prices.
Pms, l. 2. 8 and SC. a paper
Velvet Skrt-Braids al 8. 8. and Sc.
Reading At 3, .. :, I'D. and l2r. piece.
Clark's o. y. T. Spool Cotton at 45c. a
dozen.
Hair-Pins at !. 2, 3. and &C.. a package.
WhaeOones In black and blonde at 6. g.
Pearl Buttons, ,. 3. I, ), c. and &c. a
Remnants Of Lining Cambrics at &c.
White. Black. and Gray crlnollne at Sc
Percalne at &c. a yard
Canvas at and lOc. a yard.
Corset Jeans AZ 5. 6. and Sc.--all colors
MOSQUITO Net in all colors at Csc. for a
Fancy-Back sileslas. s. 10. and l2lsc.
MATTINGs, oIL-CLOTHs. AND WIN
DOW-SHADES.
Mattlngs at s. 10. 1917. =. II. 10, ana &c.
all marked down one half the cost price.
Oil-ClOths at -, y, 30 and 3Jc, marked |
down from So ". -. and 50c.
Window-Shades at %. 80. IS. and 40c,
mark al down from q. a.. ". and 75c.
our Carpets and Rugs . { a great sacri-
fee 70 close out the stock
Ladies' Ribbed Vests al >, .. g. 10. l2i5,
H. and 25c, marked down from 10, l2i2.
70 2-3 - 70. 40, and soc.
Gentlemln's Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers at .. 30 q. and 45c., marked
down from ~, %, 75c.. and 81.
Inlaundsred Shirts at Acc, made OF
marked down from 75c.-all sizes just re-
received
For bargains OF all kinds and low mark
ed-dOwn prices. call at
Lonsdale and Fruit-of-the-Loom Bleach
ed Cottons AZ TIC.
Al Fine Brown Cotton at rsc. worth
s -3c.
MITTELDORFER'S,
217 east Broad street.
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THE F.4ILURE or
THE RICHMOND CHI
M COKP.4NI CON
TRIBUTES its SH.4RE
TO THE HOUSE IVARE
BABG,ALNS.-- You get
the benefit of oil our ad-
rantaSeS. We diSt1Tb1tte
these Goods Cith q laUiSh
hdnd.
"a Art Vases, G-luches high. hand decorated
VITA rl'h gold racing, ROYAL Worcester
finished body, value soc. each. Our price
81 solid Brass Extension Library Lamps, CON-
plcte with l4-inch decorated shade, best
burner and chimney, value $50 each. Our
lrl-c SGD.
% dozen Vegetable Dishes, " Glasgow China"
manufacturer cost si.o0 dozen. Our prico
DC. each
Superior quality Glass-Coverei sugar-Dishes,
factory cost !jc eHch. our price loo.
81 Engraved sugar and Cream sete, factory
cost 80 dozen. our price 2Jc. a set.
J. dozen D0abe tgg cups hlsh polished
glass. yaiuo price % do2er, for 39c.
30 dozen CUT DOtOA4 IOO1y O4abste, factory
cost 81 dozen, our pTlcc %Jc.
Hollow stem Imported champagne Gobleis,
engraved borier, ap1 value price s6 dozen,
20 doien Loaded Bottom Cold Tea Glasses,
usual cost sl.5O dozen. our price t5c.
22s of the SUPERIOR DUAL.
ITY Stone Jars for picking and
preserving at these prices: 11E
gallon, 1856; 2-ga.lon, 1876; 3-gal-
lon, 29c.; 4.gallon, $50.
o dozen stoneware Cookinr-Pots, 6-quars szs.
usual c.st J5c. each, Tor l5c.
7 dozen COmOGe Jars-factory cost, 80 and
Toe. oach-oIr price. 2Jc. choice.
81 dozen 1hin Engl 81 CHINA Dinner Plates
value pr &c, So a dozen -oIr price, J5c.
As dozen TIM Porcelain Cups aud Saucers-
usual worth, e. a dozen --iJr 9Sc.
l. French China ca sets, neatly decorated,
~ peces-ya.ue, clio q se;-our price,
% dozen French China Tce-Cream sauce-s-
yaIue - a do7en-Or- price. Hoc
20 dozen French emma uiayilani " Co 8,
soup flate7-usuaI worth, $40 a Dozen
bur ,riCe. -.
Fish.llat-s, - inches long, Richmond China
Compahs's marked price SL50, our price
sl.5O.
Havianis China Boullon Cuns .nd Sarcers,
naud decorated, value price 100 each. our
pr 20 JUc
he q. htcl thlna cups anu Nhuc"Fs, various
styles. Richmond China C0mpanY's marked
price o0r. each, our priro l2>9c.
SONd Brass Table, mail onyx top. urned
leg, 81 ya4us fJr $3.50.
Mexican Hemp hammock, extra large sl.25
ia umOCi. TO- O0c.
Richmond Cnina Company's Doll-Bsby, II
inches, for Toe. each.
One lot Of o83 Pictures, newest
and handsomesti in every respect.
Not half value. No chance for
description. They areon sale.
THE COHEN CO.
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W- We Close at 8 P. A.-SaturdayS
at2P. M.-Until September ist.
TUBS
FOURQUREAN- PRICE
COMPANY.
Interesting


interesting
Information.
There is more at stake than quality in
CORSET buying, Health depends
much on what sort you wear.
In gathering together our assortment
we have taken only the best brands.
But all OF these are not adapted Tor all
people. 1t takes judgment in the Sc
lection. We understand the fitting per-
fectly and if you leave the matter to us
we will see you satisfied in every way.
There isn't larger select" stock
than ours, and the best doesn't cost any
more than tho cheaper ones.
COrSetS.
TIE BEST BRANDS.
TIE SAFEST SHAPES.
X. and @. Corsets. made VI lean. striped
with Saline, long waist and high-corded
bust,
75c.
X. and G. Corse:s. made OF coutil with
fatine stripes, medium lengths,
White, 81 ; Black, S1.2J.
c. b. A. La spiritc, made OF English
white coutil. very long waist, double stay
on hips
81.
Thompson's Glove-Flttng Corssts, made
Of coutil,
81.
Thompson's z. Glove-Fittins Corsess, in
white ana black,
$1.1J.
Thompson's Abdominal Corsets, in white,
S1.6O.
Thompson's Nursing Corsets, In white.
81.
DR.. Warmers Health corsets. with cora
line bust,
Dr.. Warmers Coraltne Corsets, made Of
Jean. striped with satino aud boned with
corallne,
81.
C.P.A La Shrine French Corsets, made
OF coutil, full bust and hips,
or. 4. La slrene Corsets, made Of best
French Saline, with two side stools and
boned bust,
p. D. French Handmade Corsets, fine
ccutil. two side ste is,
S1.75.
P.D. Corsets, OF white and black Saline,
&3.25.
&C. Corsets. in white satine, medium
and short waists,
So, $2.75, So.
l.. c. Corsets, in black Saline, medium
and short waist,
So and $2.75.
Creole Corsets, French woven, white,
short waist,
$3.50.
Silvia Corsets, French woven. white,
eI,ra-lOng waist,
$3.50.
Thompson's Young Ladies' Corsets, white
jean, long waist, anu adapted 10 misses.
7jc.
Summer COrSetS.
Tbompson's Glove-F Fitting ven,ilating
Corsets, made Of imported net,
81.
Waists.
All STYLES OF Forrs's Good-sense Waists
for ladies', rlisseB, and children.
Double V Waists for children, summer
weights,
65c.
While We hsve your attention We want
20 tell you about some reductions We have
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Face Powders.

Lablancte. So; POylOln's..-.."
Taicum, l9c; haunderB ......"
hunters 1877; Bic s......,........
Gosssmer, l.c; EAOra..........,.,
Oakley s........s.......s.s
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White DHcR.
French Gin6h0D1S.

Imported White Basket Duck, fine and
medium wcavee, original price 25c.
Now IL l-0c,
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Perfumes.

COlga'es 81 Toilet Waters....... Y
Eau De llulnine ................... y
Evans Violet. ............. ........
Colgats's i0c. Toilet Waters. ...... 3
Fvuus Lavender Water ........ y
Oakley's Toilet Watsis, +ouuss.. ).
Atkinson's. Ldbin'a Lrldbors's,. Z.
Celebrated 'Llifurnia NinietB.
Colgate Cashmere bouquet Tx
tiacts...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" y
Grab ~. Extract ............... y
Plnaud sl.g5 H~ndKercn,ef TX
tfaffs tOr. 5000 .......s..-. ..'ts..' -
Murray q iawmans florida
Oakley's Florida water. .,........ 9
Half Pint Fine Florida Aaier... <
One.ourcc Imported French
Handkerchief Ektraots, In glass
top bfitiOs ..s.....-r ..sss-st.ttsf
Fine Bay Rum tColaa ies SIM" Z
.Oakley's Pint Bar kum..-...,...,., %
Pond Lily toilet W-sh .........., u
Cream Lavender raits. ..,........ :.
Elegant Bath ant toilet tponge3
some special bargains at ~ AMI
e5c
Largest and Finest Oil-Dfesssd
ChaIniOs 10 De toGud anywnero
for the prices, See ito ;. ~, ~ -,
and S0c sizes.
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Sale OF Ladies' and Chlldren's White
%. G.. and 75c. Hats; your pick Tor 80.
French Tape, Chip. and Tuscan Strsws.
in all the light summer shades, that were
~. SIX. $50. now your pick. soc
The Best French Chip and White Leg
horn Flats ever offered IN the city for
Csc.
White Chip Sailors at same price.
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ELIXIR BABEK.
ne, shrimp, lemon, lavender, and

Sure cure Tor all MALARIAL diseases. suoI Az ~
Chiils Fever and Ague, Loss OF ARpnl" "a m.
iousness ana Dyepeptic Disorders RAM ~ 49,
Head. BACK, sids, or Limbs. &c A. 10
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CUCCESSF SPECULATION
- open 10 all. Try our Syndicate system 81
specolation; increase your income. IniorIna-
ton free send for circular. THOMPSON
DERR co. IS Wall streo., Nsw lork. Inc0rpo-
rated under the laws OF state OF New York.
Capital, 100000. 10 iT-su' "&sao'
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the kind you are wearing nog-ani will
wear until you go into winter weights.
WHITE PLAID OhGANDlEs, IN me-
dunn and large plaids. fac ana sheer,
original price l02s ana POS. yard.
90
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RfJNi ION.

DEGRAM BATTALION ASSO- AK
CIAIlON.-The annual reunion of zx5st
this Association wall take place al Biau-s1h 49,
don PARK on WEDNESDAY, July llth.
Es,emDle al the usual hour.
By order OF the President
wa. ELLIS JONES,
visit Secretary.
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F6llrPd CreDeS,

cream ground with email figures. goods
that sold ct 20c. a yard. Also line OF
Creuo Grenadines IN light effects. all
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Thousands Of Dollars Worth
OF
SUMMER GOODS.

all choice and fresh, just re-
ceived from New York jobbers
and manufacturers, who are
unloading regardless of profit
or cost. This is one of your
GREAT opportunities. Avail
yourselves of it.
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GAS, GASOLINE STOVES.

Burner Gss-StOses. .......................s 80
t-bufuor 6as-StOTes ................. :. .sH. 80
i-burner Gasoline stoves. .................ts2 20
b-barBor Gasoline Stoves .................e5.2o
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WOOL Dress Goods.

A few pieces left OF Au-Wool Cheyiot5
for travelling cJeLunes, original price
Doc yard,
Now 25c.
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AN INFLUENTIAL MAN CAN RE-
n AlIZE $1,000 and permanent income as
manager py organizing company In Richmond
for q business that Is well established in other
cities and Il owned by prominent men. VIII
pay good profits ana will bear the closest inves-
AMERICAN EUCRAsY COMPANY.
Agency Department,
Ao3 10 4e6 Society for Savings Building, Cleye-
land. q. ~ slit
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good assortment LETT yet. They are
the me imported goods and made to sell
at 37Ikc. yard,
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Tooth Powders.
Toilet Soaps.

Curative, 7c; RutfermllS......... 20.
Oakley's 33c: Cucumber ...... -.
Canells Bouquet, Ne LubiA1 a.. 40.
Cogstss Lavender, re. Pansy... lIc
kandal Wood .....,.............. iss,
Colga;e's atmeaL...........,.... lOc.
All GIyc-rine. ..................... re.
Lily 0. the Valley, ltc.; Ssoina.... 100.
Pears 1876; Nasssllns. .............. l9'.
Guest Room, 49,; White Clemitis sc.
Turkish Balh, per dozen......,.... %.
Palm, per duzcn- ...........,... &C.
sw - Brisr per dozen. ........''' 90.
Ueland's Cas- iio. D.
Cocoa Palm &c.. per dozen. .oc.
Babeskin, 100. aibr i1o.. Cutlcur.. 40.
Niols, IT,; Evans Almond Neal,
substitute for soan - and......,. $50.
Viola Cream, for The skin......... 40.
Marchand I, perox yde hydrogen. iso.
large nno Imported perums
AtOmlzers, 400. 10. ..............,.. "
Special Line Pun Foxes.
Solid Back Real Brisiles Hair
FoIwood English Bris,le Hair
Tn and 81 does ai,acsi double
duty In Hair Brush here.
The Celebrated olive Dore Dress
i Res So%V Steel SCISSORS, heavily
Nickel plated, every pair wss-
rantsd hard steel. all siSss...-,,. 90.
self-sharpsu,Dg Scissors win
every opening aud closing tho
blades arc ground-srnaiiess siss
CSC. TO largest slzs. ...........,.;... -
Hand Mirrors, s,c. and. ......,,v 40.
Traysllsys Toilet Csses (eIQp'yh
q. Price lowered froW S1.sA
-
Close at 9 p. NJ.
N2e>s6euS- gar daxStonG
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100 hitcheuLamps. burner, chimney, and
slck y % ca inorj.................... 1Oc
~ handsOmo JaUIo Lamps, value e.. .sl 90
70 usi Lanlpf, assorted cOlOrs, value
eZoO ..........-.......................sl so
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Kaufman 4 Go.
MMnety
Ahtaya in he
Lead Here.

- Stylish Trimmed Hats. IN white.
colors, and black. prices were up 10 $40.
at {l.75.
30 Stylishly-Trimmed Hats. prices were
up % s. at S.ss.
Il Styl!shly-Trimmed Hats. prices were
UP 10 sl2, at s..
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CItOCKEHY.
TINWAItE.
GKlAITE-STEEL WARE.


70 I0-gua-t Dish-pans Il 20 customer, 62c
y 4Ilrt fsklng-Pans u 90 customer. 80. lOc
{ o.. laff C0dre-poia 56c.
2aa-t.srt saucspars. ....................,30 c
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ChiIdren'S
White Dresses.

Our entire stock Of Chlldren's Short
White Dresses IS offered at the exact man
ufacturers cost. 1hcy are al in fine
goods, beautifully trimmed Ia embroidery
and lace. AZ tns price you can buy tnem
nov l. l. cheaper than you can make them.
besides having tue choice OF number of
st1las ~ selcsL from.
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Profits paid twice each month; money can DO
vithdravn any time $40 TO 81 900 can be in
vested. Wri . for information Market letter
free FISHER COMPANY. Stock Brokers,
yS-lt Is and 20 Broadway, New ork.
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Summer COrSetS.


Tbompson's Glove Fitting ven,ilat
Corsets, made Of imported net,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CtUCvESSFUL S p ECU LATION
> OPEN 40 ALL: try our syndicate system
of speculation; increase your income; inforIna-
zion free; sei!t 10 circular. HOMf-ON 81
DERE, 3S Wall street, New YO-S. Incorpo-
rated npder tbe avs of the State of New OK;
cauital, SlOO,OOO. ~ S->u, Ndsa3t
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Summer Dress GOOdS.

While We hsve your attention We want
20 tell you about some reductions We have
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ROSES.

xa. 400 cast Mood $1,000
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JANUARY, 2p, II PER CENT. ;
81 January 18th, 10 per cent; Fobrlary lst,
II per cent: February 10TH, 10 per cent :;
March LIST. per cent; March 18th, per
cent. April Cd, 81 per coui. April 10Th. 50 per
cent May ls', s per cent. May 10th, : per
cent: June lst, 719 per coii. June 13ih. ~
per cent July /, ~ per csnt.-toiGl, III per
cont.
WE HAVE PAID oUR CUSTOMERS IN 49,
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Waists.
All STYLES OF Forris's Good-sense Waists
for ladies', rr1isse,, and children.
Double V Waists for children, summer
weights,
GJc,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-12-19
HORRIBLE MURDER.

Two Women Meet Death mt the Hands Of
Unknown Men-Bodies Of the Victims
Terribly Mutilated.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Dec 17.-About 8
o'clock Saturday afternoon while Wins
low Shearman, who lives on farm in
the village Of Busti, was at Lakewood
attending the funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Shearman, who were killed by
the cars at that place Thursday, burg
lars entered his house and killed his
wife and married daughter. Mrs Clin-
ton Davis, with i hatchet. They then
ransacked the house and fed.
The murder was one Of the most SEN.
sational and bloody crimes that ever
shocked the people of tChautaucua
county. The motive was robbery and
the perpetrators are supposed to have
been two men who were seen in the vi
cinity during the day. What lends ad-
ditional interest to the tragedy is the
fact that the two women are the afth
OF the family to meet violent deaths in
the past week, the other three being
the victims Of a railroad accident De-
cember 8.
The crime was discovered by Bison
Shearman, son of the old lady. He re-
turned from the funeral and found the
body of his sister lying face downward
behind the stove In the kitchen. Her
head was crushed and there were eight
cuts on the skull, evidently inflicted by
a small hatchet The sight made the
young man feel faint, but he rushed
through the kitchen into the dining
room and there, to his inexpressibie
horror, found the body Of his mother
lying beside the table, with gasles on
her face and neck and the skull crushed
on top. Blood was splashed about the
room and big pool surrounded the
body,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-12-19
CABLE CARS COLLIDE

At Chicago With Frightful Results-Three
Passengers Fatally Injured, While Eigh-
teen Others Are More or Less Hurt.
CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-West Side cable
trains in collision in the Washington
street tunnel shortly after o'clock
last night, caused the worst wreck and
disaster that has happened on the street
car lines Of the city outside of the grade
crossing locomotive horrors. A dozen
passengers among the hundred who
crowded the two trains were seriously
injured, three of them fatally, and 9th
ers whose names could not be learned
on account of their hurried departure
from the scene, were slightly hurt by
flying glass and splintered wood.
The gripmen and conductors of both
trains jumped from their post and es-
capped injury. A Milwaukee grip car
with two trailers descended the sharp
grade of the tunnel going west with
nearly $50 homeward bound West
Siders close behind Madison street
train made up of a grip and two trailers.
When half way down the incline the
Milwaukee avenue gripman found his
grip refused to hold to the cable and
the brakes would not work. The train
rushed down with terrific velocity to-
wards the train in front. At the bot
tom of the grade came the crash of the
collision. Doors, windows, wooden
blinds and the heavy metal parts of the
cars were smashed and hurled in all
directions The shattered seats crushed
against the limbs of the unfortunates
and the platforms of the two trailers
at both ends were forced into the
struggling, wounded mass of human
beings. Several of the victims had
to be extricated from the debris. Morris
Smith and. John Donahue died in the
hospital last night. George Noonan
cannot live. Twenty-one people were
injured.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-12-19
Esavy Loss by fire.

BUFFALo, N. Y, Dec. 12.-Birge's
wall paper factory, covering half a
square, was destroyed by fire yester-
day, causing loss of about $500, 900
and throwing from 500 to 700 employees
out of work The Birge factory was
the largest individual plant of its kind
inthe United Ssates and perhaps in
the world. The Birges had persistent
ly remained outside Of the trust. The
plant was valued at$4O0, 900, with $780,
600 insurance. There was $3.50, 900
worth Of, finished paper in the store
house, all of which was destroyed. The
factory was working to its utmost ca
pacity and the hands were working
over time
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-12-19

No gripping, no nausea, no pain, when
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-12-19
Minors Anticipate trouble.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 12.-The coal
miners in the Pittsburg district look
upon the dissolving Of the interstate
agreement as declaration of war by
the operators, and they have accepted
the gage, The miners anticipate that
Immediately following the return of
the operators from Columbus notices of
reductions will be posted at nearly
every mine in the district, to take ef-
feet by the first of January. The
miners officials, anticipating this ac-
tion, have been vigorously perfecting
their organization and the wage reduc-
tion will be opposed by an almost solid
body Of organized diggers