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Rock Island Argus., 1894-12-27
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Rock Island Argus., 1894-12-27
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.
Money on cal easy at 1le a2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 2s46t3 per cent Sterling
exchange dull, with actual business in
bankers bills at 4Ssla Ge4sS54 for demand and
4s7lsd 4S734 for sixty days; posted rates 4s91
4s9Ia and 4s96i90; commercial bills 1850
1864.
Silver certificates 5a34 bid no sales; bar sill
yer 5g34. Mexican dollars 80.
United States government bonds SIS regular,
ll.4; SIS coupons u1s4; As regular ll33s As
coupons 1i4as; rs regular 81; Paci6c Us Of
20, lea
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, Dec. "a
Following were the quotations on the Board
of Trade today: Wheat-December. opened
5s1sc; July, opened 5Sg closed 5s5sc. Corn
December, opened 4iSba, closed 45t4c; Janu-
ary opened 45c. closei 4j34c; May. opened
47a4c, closed 4sssc. Osts-December, opened
29i4c, closed .sSsc; January, opened 2sa4c,
closed 2s1s: May, opened 3lssc. closed 3issc.
Pork-January. opened Sll.55, closed sll.2.1s;
May. opened slL92ls closed SlI.G.ls. Lard
january, opened S6..2ls. closed 81. 6sta.
| Produce: Butter-Extra creamery, 2sc per
| Id; extra dairy, 20c; packing stock, l0dllc.
| Eggs-Fresh stock, 2lc per doz, loss off. Live
| poultry-Chickens, 5lait7c per lb; turkeys.
| 76sc; ducks, s@s1Ec; geese, s5.00GG.0) per
| doz. Potatoes-Burbanks. i36j0c per bu:
| Hebrons, 43Gisc; early rose, 43Gsisc Sweet
potatoes-Illinois, sl.35G150. Cranherries-
/ Cape Cod, fair to choice, sS.0ed9.UO per bbl:
fancy, s6.6O99s5. Honey-White clover, lib
sections, new stock, 1879 l4c; broken comb.
| l06Gl2c; dark comb. poor packages, sc; strained
| California, 5d6c per ID.
Chicago Live Stock.
| CHICAGO, Dec ii.
| Live stock-Prices at the Union stock Yards
today ranged as follows: Hogs-Estimated
receipts far the day, 5leuO; sales ranged nj
S2 3jG 3.95 pigs, s3.sodi.3S light. %.u0Q4.3
rough packing. sS.95slf51 mixed. and si.25 Q
40 heavy packing ani shipping lots.
Cattle-Receipts for the day li,5),; quota
tions ranged at S.. 80 q olD Christmas
| besves, S5.l0E5sU choice to extra ship
ping steers, si.405Dhu5 good to choice do,
s. ,G6ti.35 fair to good, Sj.lU.,3.,J common u
medium, do, S2.s5dS55 butchers steers. 81 o,
@29O stockers. s2.s1634) feeders, Sl-25 G.sJ
cows, S2.:D03.3O heifers. sl.50d35j bulls, s. -
a3l0 Texas steers, s2.155e42j western range
and s2.U,355O veal calves
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day
5000; sales ranged at S2.1J13D westerns
S.75st2.O Texans, sl409.3.0J natives. aad 81.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-12-27
Z Per Cent Loans.
A. SAFE As
Government Bonds.

The following is a partial
list of completed gilt-edged
first mortgage loans on hand.
which we offer for sale, sub
ject to previous selections,
for their face and accrued
interest. These loans have
been carefully selected by
us. and are iirst-class in
every respect. They arc all
z PER CENT net 10 the inves-
tor. We have many other
loans to offer, il these are
not in amounts to suit the
investor:
Rock Island Argus., 1894-12-27
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Chicago Grain .

CHICAGO, Dec. -. - Hogs, receipts l6 0C
firm. Cattle receipts. 1000; 1C6 IS higher. She
receipts 5000; 5a1Gc higher.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-12-27
New York Money Closing

New YORK, Dec. y. - Money on call, At
| 1H12 per cent; prime mercantile paper, ga OK
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19
SWEET ITEMS.

Mrs. Sam Irefon and daughter Mollic-
were visiting Mrs Frank NoIsnd OF
Horseshoe Bend Saturday and Sunday.
The TaIley Ditch Co. is making quite
black streak along the east foothills
They are progressing nicely with the
canal.
The high water il bothering r. \. Bad
ley to keep the road in repair along the
river near Marsh & Ireton's ranch--a
part OF the new grade is now under
water.
T. W. Porter our merchant and p. NJ
went to Middleton for flour last week
but found none there. he found import
ed flour At Caldwell and returned
loaded.
Mr.. A. II. Malone is able to be about
again since his attack Of spotted fever
Joe Robbins Of Long Valley. passed
through our ''buryh" yesterday morn
ing with load Of goods for the valley
Mr. Miner Accompanied him.
The fruit crop seems to be o. X SO
far unless the early Strawberries are
slightly damaged.
EXTRA c. SUGAR
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19

"Wednesday night about eleven O.
clock . sneak thief entered jim Browns
residence where he and Mr.. Morten
and family are living aud who were at
the time asleep. The thief stole al the
beacon which Mr.. Brown had stored
away in the kitchen. While the thief
was stealing the coveted beacon he
knocked down frying pan which a.
woke Mr.. W. who saw the hungry visit
or rapidly hurrying away with the plum
der in sack. II Is surmised that the
thief is one who had visited At the
Brown house during the evening and
took his bearings. He is not perman-
ent resident OF Emmett and everybody
would be glad II he would stay away
altogether.
The officers elected for the NEXT
term by the ladies Of the Independent
club are the following: Presipent Mrs.
ID. Murray. Vice Pres Mrs 5. Dempsey
secy. Mrs. $. A. Pattison. treas. Mrs. TT
Clymer. On the 26th inst the ladies
Independent club Will enjoy a forma
dinner at the residence Of the retiring
president Mrs. c. p. BiIderback.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Latest Happenings in Canyon
County.
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.
News that Everybody Ought to Know.
A Little Of Everything.

--Irrigete.
The apple crop threatens 10 be
light this season.
John Ireton of Marsh was in EN-
NETT few days ago.
Postmaster Dempsey was in Cald-
well during the week.
Ed. Stone OF the Bend is stopping
with his sister Mrs S. A. Pattison.
John lreton has bonded his ranch
to the Mckinley Bros. for placer pur-
poses.
viii Langroise and Jas. Krigbaum
went to Boise on business during the
week.
Mrs. Alex Womack is able TO sil
up now after a severe attack Of spot
ted fever.
Mrs. Andy Kelly Of Emmett. Il
gradually recovering from a spell oi
sickness.
Henry Riggs jr. has not announced
when he will commence building thai
new residence.
A barber who is not in too much o
a hurry to get rich can find some bust
ness in Emmett.
The Ladies Independent Club me-
at the residence OF +. X. Hayes, OF
Thursday afternoon.
I Mrs., Oiie Chitwood OF Boise. is visit
ing zt her mothers, Mrs. Benson, abou
seven miles below Emmett.
Jake Alchenbcrger the mail carrie
has been severly kicked by one Of hi
[herses and confined to his bed.
k Hank Williams who is down from
his saw-mill. thinks it is easier to gathe
in lot OF horses than get money OF
collection.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19
BOISE g. EMMETT
Stage Line.
For Sale.

r,r,v acres OF land one half mile from I'm
All In 4 good state of cultivation. -,
49, 49, \ a shepherd. Emmett Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19
For Sale.

Nursery stock consisting Of Prane
trees, 3-years old; No. I Peach tree.
leading ugieties; Plum, Strawberry
and Raspberry. VIII sell cheap o.
trade some for -four, wheat, oats, corn
good potatoes. Address or call on
Thomas Lancaster,
Emmett, Idaho.
WIN trade Nursery stock for a spring WAGON
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-05-19
Pasture.

The undersigned has go acres OF pasture two
miles and = half east Of Falk's Storu and en-
tanning plenty Of wafcr with good fence around
Il. Terms. seventy nve cents per head n
month Apply TO.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIEj

TN O'DFt1. on aeronaut, was klllel
at Washington, North Carolina, by the coz
lapse OF b loon.
SMALLPOX has lroken out in the Ne" lorN
CITY insane asylum on Woods l'l"ni' wnele
90O) lunaiics are confined
A wagon containing SIX persons WIS
struck by a train near F'ndlay, y. H.
Rodecker. Mrs. Henry Rodecker and Henry
Russell were killed and Mrs VIM. heroey
was fatally injured.
The French Line steamer La Bretagne'
which arrived at New York, brought tue zap
tain and crew of Is men of the Gloucester
nsbine schoon9r susln K Hodge, who was
rescued at sea on Friday last.
stick of dynamite, which some Unknown
person placed in the stove in smoking car
ON the Missouri. Kansas and Texas haIl-
road, at Marcos, Texas, exploded, Ki''lpe L.
BIndinx AMI J. C. Heideman. Sx otner
passengers were seriously injured.
result OF a mine cave-in a part OF 'ne
rublic highway at Scranton Pa, and poi-
ton of lot. 81 feet in diameter without
warning. gave way and droppe down ~ iee''
The sidewalk went with it, the line Oh the
caye-iu extending to within few ieet 04 =
dweltinu house.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02

oovn D.v--The sense Of the House IN the
,oo,tar Of froe sugar was again mace maui
foet vhen the amendment onered ny Mt'
Wagner putting refined sugar on Tue 'lee
list was reafirmed, while that OF Ar. II 'pert-
son amendment putting tax on sugar NM T"s
dofeated. thus leaving all sugar Tree. Inc
graater mart Of the day was given up 10 "
Consideration Of the free coal scneuuie, pu'
the onlv result achieved WAS TO snow the eA-
;stence in the Democratic raDks oil NUMBER
Of members with protectionist procliVl''es'
89pn DAy-tn the House consideration ol
The Wilson tariff bill was resumed. fenuIns
onendments TO the ifOn-ore scneuuie, o%no %
Ly Mr.. Oates proposing duty ol ~ ,ie,,ta 49,
ner ton and another proposing 10 suos'lS uto
the NJ Kinlyy law for the iroh'0le so"Go"1 Ioo,,-
ottha Wilson I'LL we're defoated, thus leaV-
inc iron on the free list Mr.. MeMliIn re-
norted the internal revenue bill containing
ihe ipcome-tax feature
oiru In the House, repeated AT
,omnts we're made by the New York deiega
lion to fiji uster against the possible lhtto
dnction of an income tax nendment 10 tn'
toriff bil The amendment was not onedeu
ond il aeems there was no intention OF olei
inc il today. 80 their efforts were wasteu
| Tbere we're great many amendmenu
! offered but only one Of importance, Una
taking crude OF I'm of the iree lise INV rn nu'
posing a duty of 81 per pound, Wnieh Wa
adopted.
85rH DAY.-1n the House a number
amendments to the Tariff bill were dlscusse
Mr. Wi son offered one reducing n; the 70 dT,y H Oe
unset diamonds from ID per cent 10 ~ P'
cent. Mr.. AlJerson offered substitute 10
this, which was a iopted, putting the duty o
rT,, nrecious stones at Is per cent. An amend
ment to put tin plate on the Tree oIns.N llst wa
voted down. An amendment was oherea
the lumber schedule by Mr.. Boutee, subst
tut tuting net the provisions of the Mckinley bI
for the pen Iirg measure. The session can !
TO a clos) before vote was 10 'c'0' =
this proposition, AMI it went over.
3erH DAY.-In the House the chiel eve
of interest in connection with the deOate
The Wilson tariff bill was the adoption ol |,
report from the committee on rules ior u
continuation Of the discussion nom to-u' III
until Thursday next for the purpose oi g co
sidering the internal revenue Dill, whlcn
cludes the provisions o; the income tax
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
FATAL CYCLONE IN TEXAS.
A Boy Killed and Buildings Wrecked
in Dallas and 0akolitf.

A special from Dallas, Tex. says cyclone
attended with thunder, lightning and rain,
struck OakcliT from the southwest and
travprsed Dallas ard East Dal as, demol sh'
ing or damaging over buildings and Kill
NJ Royal Seats, an orphan boy adopted into
the family of j. T. Mixter Andrew Mixter
was also seriously injured. Robert Scott,
whose tank on Main street was wrecked,
was injured in the spine.
The Christian hurch and Methodist Epis-
cora; Church building, in OakcEf, were
totally wrecked. The electric-light tower in
the city park was blown down. The power
house Of the Rapid Transit Railway was
partially destroyed. Three freight cars on
the Texas and Pacifo tra k had the roof
blown off. portion of the fence aud
several OF the buildings OF the fair grounds
were blown down. The three cotton gin
factories OF E. Van Winkle, Munger d Co.
and the Murray Ginning Company and also
the Texas Storage building were damaged to
the extent of several thousand dollars,
About thirty dwellings in East Dallas were
more or less damaged The total damage to
property Is estimated at 100000.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
Josh Billings Philosophy.

Bizzy boddys are like ants: alwus
in q CRATE hurry about nothing.
One CRATE reason viii every boldly
likes the Falls ov Niagara so mutch IL,
bekauze no one kan make one like It,.
Thare il sum hope ov a man who IL
wicked, but not weak
Debt il like emmy other kind ov a
trap-eazy enuff to git into, but hard
enuff to git out ov.
Thare Il no kind ov fattery so pow
erful, SO subtle, and at the same time
so agreeable az Difference.
Philosophy is very good kind oy a
teacher, and yu may be able tew live
by it, but yu kant live on it. Hash
will tell.
Bare necessitys will support life no
doubt, so will the works support a
watch; but they both want greasing
once in a while, jist leetle.
Lazyness weighs eighteen ounces to
the pound. -,
The history ov life il tew hope and
be disappointed, the viktory IL tC
"never say die"
The way tew Fame IL like klimbine
greast pole; thare aint but phev
kan do it, and even then 1t don't pay
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS-
Senate,

9oNn DAy-The Hawaiian question IT,
,on4eJ itself in the Senate in two epaln.o
and distinct phases. 1t came up nrsV III .ho .ho
ebone of a resolution rtpoteu iroIl tno
Conmittee on Foreign Relations, declalinS
a 70 he unwise and inexpedient under eAls..
ino conditions. to consider at TINS tlihe any
nr0iect of annexation OF tho HaWailan 'ori
tory TO the United States. Mr. lulP'e, VIZ ~,
renorted If desired to have 1t ac.eu on
The Senate Immediately but 0pJecl'Vu, ,rs ~
that was interposed by Mr. 1eiiei GU Tha
Mills, and the resolution VEN ,;or Tt oncs-
Sa,ond nhase in which the Hawaiian gus
lion was presented was speech py MI
CnIlom based on Mr.. Frye's resolution "
ooninterventioa. and severely critic sing tno
administration.
oaoD DAy-In the Senate discussion 'oVn
Loo on the resolution reported lrom .ue 10
rcmmittee on Foreign Relations uec,ul,ns -, ~
,,n,,,iaa and inexpedient, under eAislns Oon
d,tinne 70 consider at tuls time any P,OJuSSs
s sn,novotion of the Hawaiian lslanus 10 'nS
IInitad States. The resolution ana seSe,u ,tii
nronoeed m di1cations OF u went "fei III
| tomorrow. ,..,- .o,e
oAruD,y The Hawaiian resolutions were
not considered in the Senate. 1hey W.
nresented in the morning hou'' pue Nv
aside. in order to give Mr.. Allen' 'no ',ine, no
Lraska Populist. an oppor'uh"y ,tGoritv oI
legal argument against .ne az @u'so isene five
the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 lssuG % ",r or
nap rnp cent Io1ds. An hour was spent IN an an
prii ppninerssting TeI discussion Of the House bit &c
roaaaI the federal election laws. AlteI INA, a.
the business OF the Senate was lald aslae n. ~
order ord T to have proper respect PAID 70 tn'
mem ory of the late Representative On'Pma"'
Of Michigan.
85rH DAy.-In the Senate the HaWa'.aL ,NE ian
p. .SoIuiion col went over until Monday with m tnt
various amendments which had aIsauy n.y. t0t, h,
off.reI TO it. and with an amendment DS
VneiT al Dolnh. recurring the immediate recal
NJ %'' Minister mister Wills. The bill to repeal III III
T federal election laws was taken cHpo,ntInr up, Hn-
arguments against it made by ynt MTi CeSh'ISr OeSt
whose motion to postpone it until next ~
cember was voted down.
86rH DAY.-The United States Senate wa
not in session to-day
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
CHAPTER X.
THE DETECTIVE DETECTED.


To say that Cole Winters was aston
ished would be to express but mildly the
situation. Something like a paralysis
crept over him, and he sank DICK IN
half fainting condition.
When he revived from the shock,
which. owing to his weakened st te, had
deprived him of tho power OF motion, ne
found that he was being supported by the
GIRL who had become dearer to him than
his own life, which recently had been so
desperately assailed.
Il came the moment 1 received your
note" said she.
My note?" ,h.
yes. The large man, there. brought
it. You stated that you were Dadly nurt;
He told me that l must hasten II Wlsheo
to see you alive. .as
Pardon me, Berenice. l was oDilgeu
to"
"Almon Sears!"
In amazement our heroine sprang to
her feet and interrupted the s. eaKef Oy
circulating his name.
"I had no oti er course, said he brazen-
ly.
This Cole Winters has bonds OF yours
to the value of 5000, 200.
How can that be?'
He took them from the safe at the
time of the murder.
"Well?"
Sears stared at the girl in open
mouthed wonder. Her GOODNESS where
he had looked for tears and protestatlons,
disconnected him for the moment:
Il wish to recover them, he half stam-
mered.
"For whom2'
For you, of course, their rightful
oyner."
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
Riohmond,s Charity Ball.

The tenth annual charity ball. given al tue
Masonic Temple, Richmond, was an eminent
success and marks brilliant event in the re-
cord Of IN unusually quiet season and scores
triumph for the hoard oflady managers 70
rboso untir,ng efforts its success is due ano
adds comfortable sum TO the treasury OF
81 Pours Church Home, for whose beneh'
the boll was given. The entire upper hoor
of the Masonic Temple was thrown open
and elobora ely decorated with palms, ierns
ond smilax The hall WIS an old'fashionea
one, lastins from ten till early morning, ming,
opepipg with square dance aud ending
with the cold Virginia reel danced WIN
vigor by old and young. Thespacious lodge
room was used for dancing. string oehp'
stationed behind a bank Of palms and ierns'
furnished excellent music throughout Inc
evening.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
Dr. Acuff Shot.

News has been received in Danvilie ol 'ne
o,temnted assassination OF Dr. Aeun Nv
Franklin Junction. Although the attempt
vas made several nights ago, it has Dee1|
kent very secret in the hope OF catehiDg tne
osaossip The Doctor heard noise ID nls
stohle lit his lantern and went out 70 ascet-
tain the cause. As he was leaving tne s,"Uie
he was fred upon, the lamp broker, ana tne
hall striking the Doctor in :the risn' sldo
ranoed downward. The ball was extracted
~, the Doctors SON. DR.. Acuff is still con-
fined to bis room.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
Carefully Reareh.

Fond mammal am glad you had
such nice time at Mrs. Tiptop's, and
I hope she noticed how carefully you
had been brought up. You did not
ask twice for dessert, did you?
Small son-No, indeed, ma; | didn't
have to. Every time l finished dish
and began scraping the saucer with
the spoon and smacking my lips, the
waiter came and brought me some
more without saying word.-Ne~
York Weekly.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
The Hendricks Murder.

At Rustl urg Mrs. Cora Hendricks, James
H. White, Jol IL McMasters, and Char'es Mo-
arrested some days ago, charged with the
murder Of Pleasant Hendricks, near BocoeK'
were discharged, the trial justice stat'ns
there was not sufficient evidence to hoId
them for the grand jury. Soon aiter her
discharge Mrs. Hendricks, through counsel
,n.t tinted suit against Ezekiel HENDRICKS
for $50 0 for false arrest, he having sworn
ont the warrant against her.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
proposed New Alexandria Bonds.

The Alexandria city councils agreed upon
. re,it,op TO the General Assembly oi VIZ
eipia fer authority 10 issue S)'year q pes
Cent bonds to the amount of s2cO,coO ior
the purpose of extending streets ADD lnaA-
inc sewers The. bonds are no to pe is
sued until the issue shall be approved by q
majority OF the ireeholders, wbi'e ana COL
ored none other than lreeholders to have "
vote on the question.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
SUICIDE IN A CALDR0N.
Awful Fate Of Weak minded Leather
Worker at IndiauapO.i'.

After having been missed fer two days tue
dead body Of Joseph Anselin, ore OF the EN-
ployes of Snlder's wholesale leather mouse
On son,h Merden street, In Annapolis, lnd.,
vas found in a vat OF boiling water.
For some time Auselin, who hai not "
strong mind, has imagined that his 'e'low "
rorkmen were plotting against him. ana II
ie believed that this so preyed upon MIN
that he determined on suicide
The vat was boarded over and he nau 'on"
m ono of the boards AID plunged IN. Inc
disnlaced board had been noticed, but 1t was
- until tbe second day that it was con-
nected with Anseln's disappearance
The body was so horribly cooked 'nan
when taken out the flesh dropped from the
bones.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
THE OLD DOMINION.
A Days Happenings as Told BY
The Wires.
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
A. kubv Station Near Norfolk-Pet-
ersburg May Have to he'u""
Large Amounts-RIchmo''os
O,ari+v RaIf-DrA ACuff SHOT.

Large Amounts
Charity BaII-Dr.Acutt Shot'
terrible accident occurred at Kilby sta
tion. few miles from Suffolk on the Nor
,o,k and Western railroad. Conductor =. T.
Anderson Of the east-l ound freight, wnils
the train was being switched, iell between
the cars and was terribly mangled. hs
lower law was form completely OIL, DIS 10"
hand and right foot were mashed 10 pup
and his right arm was broken. He was takeD
into the depot at KiIby station, where, oelns
unable to speak, he wrote an account OF Tue
oocident for transmission to the railroad au'
,horitiea Later be wrote number OF dis
matches to his wife and others, propapy
,wontv IN all and that with 4 broken afm'
Dr W W. Mu ray. of Suffolk, was tele'
craphed fer, and went TO- Kilby' he nao
Con,oin Anderson brought to Suffolk during
,be NIGHT and taken TO the Commercla'
Hotel where everything possible was done
for bis relief DR.. Murray describes MN as
man Of most wonderful nerve. DR.. brc"p,
the railroad company's surgeon, arrived
shortly after the accident, but no'n'ns eoui'
10 done for Captain Anderson, VINO uieu
ahout =, o'clock in the evening. Inc no"e
of tho deceased was in Crewe, but he form.
orlv resided at Farmville, where his VIE anu
ohiIdrer were visiting at the time oil the sc'
lent.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-02
KILLED IN A WRECK.
1,ouis Bowm N, of Richmond, and Rev
Mr., Shaw, of Fulton, Miss.

The accommodation freight train which
nos s,andiug at the water tank at Hender-
N e on the Seatoard Air Line, was
rpn into by another freight at O'Clock A, NJ
Iouis Bowman, of Richmond. W., and Rev
Mr. shaw a Baptist preacher, oil fullon,
Miss who were in the cabooss oil the 'irs'
train were killed, and W. 7. Bro lies 'h'su
sxol,on The first train was seven hour
lnte and hasman was sent back tut not
far enough to stop the second train down
Mr. Bowman was making trip tnrougn
North Carolina selling some stock. lie cane
from Halifax county, and leaves vile and
eight children. ,-..
Mr.. Brodie is travelling salesman ior h'c~S
& Howard Of Richmond.