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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-14
THE nAcfIAlAN CASE.
The State TESTS md the Defense Open
Sensational Fcnture

The State Rcsts md the Defense Opens.
A Sensational Feature.
Tho trial of James Bachmau, charged
with abortion on Ethel Cooper, WA
continued in the criminal court yester-
day, Judge Jordan presiding. The state
concluded its evidence and tho defense
was pretty we'll on when court ad-
jourued until this morning. Miss
Cooper gave hor testimony yesterday.
The evidence OF DR.. Edwards at tho
former trial was read by Stenographer
Matthews. The defense undertook to
prove an aIibi. Miss Yahn aud others
testified as TO his whereabouts on dates
in question.
Susan MuIvoy, WHO'S serving q torn in
the Moundsvillc penitontia.y for tho
sumo crime, was brought up at tho in
atancooi the prosecution. Sheis confined
in jail, and when brought to tho court
house yesterday to await examination,
she tainted in tho shertl's office pro.
ducing quite scene. She has not been
examined, but probably will DO in re.
Initial
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Elder S. S. Beaver, OF McAltsterville,
Jnniatta, Co, Pa, says his vito il
subject 10 CramP in tho stomach. Inst
summer sho tried ChamborlNin'S Collie,
ChoIorn and DiarrhTa Remedy for it,
aud wus much pleased with tho speedy
relief it afforded. shO has since used it
whenever necessary nnd found that II
never fails. For Snto by Chas. Il,
GOo,zo, Will W. Irwin. Chris. +.
schncpf, ChaS, AIonkemellOr, Vim. L.
Williams, $. l.. Bricc, A. +. schOclc,
Will MGnkGm"Ilor. John Coleman,
Richards & MtEIroy, W. II iIngno,
Wheeling; bowie Il Co., bridgeport,
aud i. +. Peabody Il son, BonwOod.
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A JUST DECISION.
a Victory for tho Creditors Of I'll" nncI
harmon River LuuIbor Company.

a Victory for tho Creditors Of III" nnCh.
harmon River Lumber Company.
Sytriai risputc', to the Mettgenccr
BUcKuANNoN. W. Va, July bat n
special session Of the circWI! court held
here to-day, Judge Bennett decided the
attachment cases against tho DWclshan.
non River Lumber Company in favor OF
the attaching creditors aud against the
Michigan claimants. This decision will
give tho ,unis from the salO OF tho com.
pany'a property made Mt Wheeling to
Cox John !. McGraw to tho lIuCkhan.
non, Grafton, EIkiHs, Morgamtown and
Weston ban!ER. The decision is univcr-
sally commended US being not only
right but eminOntly just and lair to all
im;orcste.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRuSrEES SALE.

Il,
rs virtue nI decd Of trust made by Mary Ne.
&0ttlAra sud Michael Me%MRaFa, her husband.
10 rae rs trustee. dated Auril II. 1870. recorded
In the office Ot the ClCrl; Of t!rr county Court Of
OhinCouuty, West ViInla. IN Deed OF Trust
look SO ~. prgQ 2UB. will sell NJ the north
trout door OF the court house Of said county, on
WEDNESDAY. TlIE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1891
commencing at 10 O'clock Il. m, tho following
described property that /, tOsay;
The east bnli II lot numbered two mud the
west half Oi lot numbered three. situate and 10.
tug on the north side Of Eleventh street In tho
cl;v Ot Wheeling, ohio county. West Virginia Ms
Ind nWt by Andrew H. hrItt, plat of which sub,
division Is recorded In Deed nook No -, VRgn
IIh The said piece OF ground fronts forty feet
on Eleventh street, rluutu% uNtIhwarlly at
equal width to tho south line Ot lands owned BY
the Wheeling, Pittsburgh * Baltimore miIroal
ono hundred and twenty feet, moro Or less.
TuN!s OF SAlE. rpmC'thirl mud Us much moro
ns She purchaser elects 10 pay IN cash nn the day
Of SHE. the balance In two equal lnsIhlmL ats nj
cue aud tWu yrNrS, notes hcaVIUg In;eFSSt FROM
the dGy Of snn 10 10 given for the deferred pay.
mruIs ", J, W CUWDES, Trustee
" II, ITIILER AnctlOnccr iNlI
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sorIEE aRKLR's CASE
Ills Friends Make statement ~ 70 tn
Check ssnL

Cheek ssnL
Yesterday tho following card was left
at tho ISrELl1oEScER Office by relative
q Justice Of the Peaeo George Ankle:
10 " EdttOr orne intelligence.
sm.-Ii your reporters can't do jos.
tics to citizen who 10 in trouble, brought
on him by following the advice Of ialse
friends who nisied and betrayed him,
| ask, a. a friend Of the prisoner, u
favor Of you, that they say nothing oil
or about him or his case. You say
check for 5000 was sent to procure u
hondsman, and that amount was re-.
uuIred. l say this is lie, pure and
simple. No amount has been asked or
named as yet Ali the information
there 10 on this subject pow Is that he
aud his wife are allowed 10 go and come
IA they please, they being under no re-
straint or surveillance.
His friends sent 5000. on their own
motion, without his knowledge or ask
Ing, or without knowing how much. II
anything, was or would bs required to
procure a bondsmRn. Please publish
tbe above and obliRe
AN AGdmEvED FAMILY.
Wheeling. July 10, 1894.
The ISTELLIGENcER has no desire to
do anything but justice to Squire Arkle.
and has rather leaned TO tho stde Of
mercy Ia his case. The statement
printed Yesterday that he was III jail at
whiteyille, n. c., was based on teIe.
gram from Sheriff Neil McPhaul, Of
Columbus county, who ought TO knew.
II any injustice was done in tho article
com planned OF, the card herewith
printed fails 70 point II out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-14
An EnInrnnlo sunlnl Amir.

Yesterday aftornoonand last evening
a reception was given at tho elegant
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. i.
Walker Peterson, at Woodsdale.
which was ono OF tho most
brilliant affairs OF tho season. A large
nu.aher OF guests enjoyed the affair,
which, amid tho ideal surroundings,
was unique in some OF its fOatures
Last night magnificent display Of fire
works was given. The entertainment
will not 10 forgotten soon by any Of
those so fortunate rs TO b. present.
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Miss Ella HoinIoin, Of tho South Side,
is visiting friends in OHIO.

Miss Ella iIoinIcin, Of tho South Side,
is visiting friends in Ohio.
Mira Ida B. White, OF tho South Side,
is visiting friends at Spencer, W. Va
Chief OF Police McNichol will 20
down Tho river today 10 make brief
visit to tho Island fishing club, ranpcd
two miled below New MastimsviIIe.
DR.. G. Z. Mason aud Mr.. i. W. Bau.
mer left last evening on bicycle tour
through eastern Ohio, visiting Mt.
Pleasant. Hoar and number Of other
points. They wiI! be gone sovornI days.
DR.. James Schwnn, oil tho South
Side. has returned from Berkeley
Springs, whore lie attended tho annual
meeting Of the West Virginia Medical
Society OtbUr Wheeling physicinns
who attended have also returned.
Frod GruhCr, son Of William Gruhcr,
tho Market street cigar dealer, was
four years old yesterday, and he cello.
brntcd tho event with u chiidren's par
ty ut his homp on North Market GtrOet,
nj which about thirty little guests were
present, aud all had n good time.
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FlRsr grand picnic to be givon by
Tobacco WOrkcrS Union No 1857, ut
Mozart Park, on Saturday afternoon,
July II. Admission 10 cents. Among
the special attractions will he bicycle
race for three prizes and grand cake
walk. Music BY AlaYer's orchestra.
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Word was received here Thursday of
tho death ut uelona. Mont, of Mr..
Campbell Smith. Of East Brady, Pa.
lln was IN oil contractor, and weut tn
Montana some time Ngo Tor his health.
lie WIS brother OF Mrs. John J. Jones,
Of this city. who will bring his body
hero for burial. Mr.. J. X. Hail, IL
nephew, lett yesterday to meet her in
Chicago,
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Our alteration sale will DO continued
until September !. Now is your time
to invest in good merchandise Mt away
below value. Il. EMsWEIMrR,
Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-14

JVANTED-S AL ESM AN W no
w visits county retailers IL sell our leans,
Cessimrr.S, Dr.aS G00i., finnneI'
md blankets s T. W CO.. N0H ISL fhil!"c'
MIN nl-N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-14

TuE Pan!IIuudlo Dyeiug establish.
mcn,. owned by John IIOilmOior, ut No.
1881 Market street, il tho bcSt equipped
housc Of its kind in WhceiinV. IN add.
ton to tho dyGinE and cleaning depart
mCnts a. corps Of iirst.cInss tNtlorS arc
employed, who can do repairing M neat
as IL ia possible. Clothes aud Indies
garments, cleaned or dyed. can ho 'naIo
to look like now. Satisfaction guarau'
teeI.
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A MONSTER EVENT.
Every Indication Points to a Big
Success for tho a. o. o. W,
PICNIC AND DEMONSTRATION

a. Mozart Park on tho 2ish of This
aonth--chiof Marshal Dsvins APP.
polnts his STAN Forms Divisions aud
Names the Route for the Parade.
yarious Features GU tho Amusc.
ment Programme.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers in the CIty mud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
William Conrad will leave to-day to
Join the camp OF tho National Camping
Club, OF Mckeespors. Pa, near that
town. He was charter member and
is now au honorary member Of the
club. He will DO gone week or ten
days, and anticipates II great time
among his numerous old friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-14

REFRESHMENTS mud mrnis furnished
at rpA+OmnbIC rates mt MNEnrt Park rcStnu.
TnnL. Meals Uuly 81 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-14
REAL ESTATE.
s A LE.

House OF 0 rooms, EoT street between I'D aud
I'D streets, with 4roomcd house IN the rraFi
iI0u.e Of 4 rooms. .ad street, $3.50
Fine Improved farm ot sixty acres. iArss
miles Gas: Of Wheeling.
House Of five rooms. TWcniy'third stFseL
SsjU1.
Wheeling s!.iJl
House 81 throc rooms, Market street. Ccn;rs
Wheeling. 500.
House 81 ten rooms, brick, Market street, FiiI1
wREd easy terms, 5000.
s1iC1.
iioa;S. Gvo rooms. Wood, street, East whss.-
Inc. 81 400.
vile. With splendid improvements. This s. 5
So lee. Of land fronting on Mccoi!ooh aad
Lind streets.
Hotel Of fourteen rooms. doing good bus!usL
splCpdid location. cheap
House Ot seven rOOuiS mud hall. Chlplllo
street, Centre Wheeling. Si,.j0
Lot cast end Fourteenth street, $40
Lots on lind street, HClVcdcn. Ssf5 each.
Lots IN Isehrcns & SpellerN addition. ll&ad'
lan's niIitDM 10 NORTH DGuwOOd BhgyS' RH,!.
Cadwclls Run. Pleasant Valley, GGilsvue Hat
other pinCGS In nud near tho citr.
Money 10 loan on city real estate; S91' S''@
500 800. 800, Sl.U0D, 81, 500 aud s20O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-14
VERY SUCCESSFUL
Was the Annual Institute Of the
Ohio County Teachers
TIE CLOSING SESSION Oh FRIDAY

WINS. st Possible, Even Moro Enjoyn.
bio aud Instructive Than tho Pre-.
cedlnE Observation-Disclosures Passed
by the Teachcrs. With Important
Recommend tions-A FUN Account
OF tho Proceedings OF the Institute
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-14
1929 MARKET STREET.
Rents Reduced |

40. 3il0 MCCollOch strcc': will arrange for
two tenants or one, md put IN Lrst'c!uSs order.
No. ~ lhrty,SCvcnIh street second floor, d.
No lEI Hluc street second ilOof 81
No 2S!i HnT street. ono or two tnmiiiCs
No ~ Nnin street twO.S,Ory bTic-,
No aIGi NicCJllOch street. iwOslDry irnIDG
No, Isi Matu street, lt7St mllrsu httck IIcll'
luz. fourteen ROOMS
No 1877 MrCUlinch street. brick sli 10
No ~ Ohio street ihrc" ro1iHS, s7h
No. y Nlrgtuin street, frame, six rooms
The WndlIlgtOn FncG. hniHl Hni y icEe2
No. Hly MHin street, briuk dwelling.
No, 4t9l MHIW street., nT>' ha"s, ihfSS FH5Ni&
No 1T Ihirty.thiri street brick, 1--we r1LlnA
Two splendid ole" rooms IN NHvntc building
No g2 Chaplin" Nirocr. 1--WE ROOMS, sli0L
No Iiii Market street. Office rooms
No III fh!riy.thirl F'rONI, i've rooms SOD
No. N0I Main Slrbrt. 'waivG rp1ri' auh ban,
Bhitr rooms IN Hibhnri Bi0rE, INA &arkctSt
No linI Main street, second and 'h.rl !l0Ort
Store ROOMS az south street Va ileh-nc Fab
eFaaClu building
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WANTED.

UTANTED-MEN TO TRAN Ell AND
w visit retail merchants business pleasant
~, nmn o ll,,"'"'''' jy9
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WANTED-Fo BORROW So, 600
w for five years: G per cent interest; 'ecuri,
IT, real estate IL Belmont county Mot,g tOtee
time, the tmoHnte OF !o@n. WM, A. McMEI LAN'
- ClAIfsyiilp D. pl!'IuH
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A GENTS-TO TRAVEL OR AT
n home. to take orders by 'nmplo Mn pay
~Inrn.eS aud sHlary OF commission II Is
o1lrg keIJIus staple article sample ont on
sppliCation. Address Lock Box ~, n y GitS'
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EOR SALE.
EoR SALE.

Farm OF the late Caroline KCnnnord; contain
Ing l.6 acres II the finest farming land In OHIO
conntr Layx we'll well waterrd. situated I'VE
miles north Of city; coached byR good ToGl.
an,i other nGcrsNarY ontbniihingS Ai'o Two Or
chards containing II largo variety Of fruit For
further Information emil on or address I,
KI.IEVES, at Dollar Savings Bank, or @5l1 Chap
line street ulNlo
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-GOOD STABLE IN
II alley back Of Chnpine street Fifth ward.
Address IL ~" care Int IlGGnccr Office, lnyHl
The evening world., 1894-09-14
FRAUD AGAINST THE COUNTY.
-Four Arrests Result from Charges
Made in Milwaukee.
CBy Associated Press.)


MILWAUKEE, Sept. H-Henry ].
Van, Charles l.. Losser, the archi-
tects, and Hugh J. Sullivan and Joseph
Meyers, the contractors of the new
County Almshouse. have been arrested
on warrants issued on complaint of
Fred. c. Isenrng, Chairman of the
Board Of Supervisors, on the charge of
defraudng Milwaukee County out Of
$4,000 The arrests are the first of a
batch to he made as a result of a recent
Investigation into the charges of fraud
In connection with the Almshouse con-
tract.
The Investigation Committee collected
a mass of evidence at its secret meet
ings and Chairman Xillmer. of the Com
mittee. and Chairman Isenring, of the
Board, are confident they can secure a
conviction. of all the alleged boodlers.
The almshouse contract Is alleged to
be the most notorious job ever en-
gineered in this county.
The evening world., 1894-09-14
A WATCHMAN IN THE PLOT 1?
Muller Says the Rays COnspired
to Steal Clark's Jardinieres,
The Elder Ray Is Employed to
Guard the Property.

John Muller a gardener, twenty-five
years old of 32i West Eighty-fourth
street, was held for examination in the
Yorkville Court this morning on the
charge Of stealing valuable jardinicrc
belonging to Harrison Clark, of 3ls West
Eighty second street. Muller told a
strange story OF the theft, which will be
Investigated, and more arrests may fol-
low II it IL true.
Policeman Powers, OF the West sixty
eighth street station, saw Muller and "A
companion named Ray, each carrying a
jardinore, turn into West End avenue
from Eighty-second street last night
When the men saw the policeman Ray
jumped ovei fence and escaped, but
Muller was captured He confessed that
the flower urns had been stolen, and told
his CumpnniOn's name.
He said Rays father was night watch
man at Mr. Clark's house, and that the
Rays, father and son, had put up the
Job to steal the pots. The one found In
Murray's possession Is worth more than
SIS.
The prisoner in addition said that
young RAY had told him to come and
help him take the jardinieres, which
were LETT unguarded on the porch of
the house all night. saying that II was
all right, as he had been told that 1t
was safe to come around at nights as
there was no policeman on post in the
nelghhorhood. Young Ray Will be ar
rested.
The evening world., 1894-09-14
NEIGHBORS SHOT A BURGLAR.
Girl Gave the Alarm After Her
Parents Were Bound.
One OF a Trio of Masked Men Lost
His Life.
lny Associated Press.l

BRADFORD, Pa. Sept. H.-Hcnry c.
Bowser, VIGOROUSLY bad character
was shot and Killed yesterday morning
at o'clock while robbing the house OF
Jacob Funk, at West Liberty. II hamlet
near Dubois, Pa. Three men entered
the house and made their way to the
room Of Mr.. Funk and wife, who are
upward Of seventy years old. The in
trudcrs were masked, had dark-lan
tern and were armed. They bound and
gagged the old couple and proceeded to
ranslck the house for plumber
Ella a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Funk, was awakened, and in her night
clothes came downstairs. She saw the
from a window sixteen feet to the
ground, ran to the house of a nelghbor
and gave the alarm. John and JeT
Heberlig, Peter Bowers and Daniel
Reslng quickly responded to the girl
appeal for help. They. were fully
house and surrounded It.
The robbers discovered the presence
OF the men,, and tried to escape. They
ran out of the building, shooting at ran
dom at their pursuers. Two of them got
away, but the third was shot In the thigh
and fell to the ground. He was taken
TO Dubois, and died soon after Watches
and other. articles stolen in the house
were found on his person and near where
he fell.
The dead burglar was the son of Peter
Bowser, a respectable farmer, who lives
at Big Run. He was about thirty years
old, and is believed to have been the
a speciality Of DEMONSTRATING and house
breaking.
The evening world., 1894-09-14
HOT FIGHT ON A PIER.
Sour Says Donovan and a Friend
Tried to Throw Him Overheard.
They Robbed Him Of $50 and He
Wanted to Get II Back.
But for Policeman There Might
Have Been . Murder.

James Donovan, a laborer. about
thirty-five years of age, of II Washing
ton street, Is under arrest in the Old
Slip station, charged with attempted
robbery and assault. The complainant
is o German laborer named John Sour,
of "a Greenwich street.
Policeman Lynch heard cries of muir
der from pier East River late last
night. On reaching the pier he found
Sour struggling with Donovan and an
other man. Sour was holding Donovan
by the throat, while the prisoner and
his companion were trying to throw MIN
The policeman arrested Donovan, who
was charged by sour with robbing him
SIscov e ei the do Bill on the pier. half
hidden under some lumber, and the
dime was found in the prisoners pocket
when searched at the station. Lynch 1Sn
scene, Donovan and his ally would GER
tainiy have thrown Sour off the pier.
While arresting Donovan the third man
Sour said that while in Battery Park
he was accosted by the prisoner and an.
other man, who asked him II he had
money to buy a drink He said he had ai
knew q good place to sleep on one OF the
piers. The three Of them went to pier
D, where they lay down on some planks.
When half asleep he found Donovan
going through his pockets, and grasped
him by the neck. He had two pairs
of trousers on, the outside ones being
torn down by the prisoner, who had
the s. in his left hand.
They wrestled for the possession OF
the money. and Sour bit Donovan's
hand to compel him to release the note;
The third man then seized him, and
the two attempted to throw him over
the edge of the pier.
Donovan said he went onto the pier
about o'clock in the evening while
drunk. and fell asleep there. He was
awakened by feeling Sour pulling him
about. and seized him. While struggling
the officer came up and arrested him.
He denied having taken the money.
Besides the dime which Sour claimed
as his. two laundry tickets and a pawn
ticket for a silver watch were found in
Donovan's pocket. He said the pawn
ticket belonged to a bartender at -,
Park Row. whose name he did not
know. and that the dime Was his own.
There was no mark on his left hand
where Sour said he had bitten him.
The evening world., 1894-09-14
Messrs. Hannigan & Bouillon, Of

Messrs. Hannigan & Bouillon, OF
Grand and Forsyth streets, put on sale
to-day the NJ. l.. Doyle bankrupt stock.
The long period of trade depression,
which has caused many failures. has
given opportunities to houses with cash
TO secure great bargains in bankrupt
stocks. Hannigan & Bouillon embraced
lust such an opportunity as this when
they bought the entire Doyle stock. The
stock was secured at a very low price,
Judging from the prices Hannigan d
Bouillon have made compared with
prices OF the same goods before the
failure For to-day and tomorrow they
have simply Gu, prices in half, This is
one of the most radical reductions ever
made in the retail trade. The stock
offered is a comprehensive one; e mi rae
ing complete assortment Of staple and
deserved by the line of ladies' hosiery
and underwear and the silks and dress
goods. The extremely low prices in
these lines would attract sf eve every woman
ically. Blankets and household goods
are features of the sale. -
The evening world., 1894-09-14
THROWN THROUGH A WINDOW
Young street Thieves HurI Their
Victim Into n basement

While the NJ. II. Barlati Association,
which had its annual outing yesterday,
was passing through Centre street last
night on the return from Staten Island,
a number of young thieves who followed
the Association. attempted to rob an
Italian of a 81 yer watch, at the corner
of Centre and Chambers streets.
The Italians screams scared the
thieves, who finally threw their victim
down the basement and through the win
dow of Charles SchatZ's bicycle inn, at
IA Centre street.
The evening world., 1894-09-14
VICTIM OF FO0TPADS DEAD.
PeddIer Michael skorse Was At
tackled in n Railroad Cut.

IBy Associated PTess
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. H.-Michael
Skorse, a Polish peddler, who was found
in an unconscious and terribly mutilat-
ed condition in an abandoned railroad
cut about half a mile above Whitford
died this morning i'm the University
Hospital, without having regained con-
seriousness. He had been attacked by
footpads, beaten and left to die.
In one OF the pockets was a certificate
Of deposit for 800 on New York savings
institution. A cheap silver watch, which
had stopped at 1902 o'clock was in the
vest pocket
The evening world., 1894-09-14
A HARD BLOW

10 sale OF cheap cigar has been inflicted by JER-
SEI SKIES. RI you don't see It, open your
eyes with pack Of SIX FOR 10 CENTS. Any
dealer
The evening world., 1894-09-14
Murder and n Lynching.

NATCHEz Miss. Sept. H.-There was muir
der and a lynchins in the lower portion OF Con-
cordis Parish last Monday. negro named Bob
williams employed a foreman the Excel
sior plantation, shot and killed one OF the hands
on the place. Williams was arrested, but was
taken from the officers by mob and hanged. All
the parties were negroes.
The evening world., 1894-09-14

MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething cures wind collie, diarrhGn, &c. 25c. -
The evening world., 1894-09-14

TBy AbsOClattu FfeSsJ
ALPENA, Mich. Sept 1.-THE Life-saving
crew from Thunder Bay Island. has arrived with
the entire crew OF fourteen OF the steam barge
Enterprise, which went aground at North Point,
yesterday. Unless the wind changes she is likely
to 20 to pieces. She was loaded with 81. 900 BUSH
els Of grain from Port William to Kingston. But
for the ife-savers her would have been
drowned.
The evening world., 1894-09-14

(From the Detroit Free Press)
Yes, SIR" said the clerk, briskly, I'VE
have lace of all kinds. Would you like
to see Valenciennes or point lace?'
ITS a shoe lace l want" explained the
The evening world., 1894-09-14

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. H.-News has been
received here OF a double murder which occurred
at Burns, Sept. 8. TIL Glaze. OF this city,
and Bud Howard, after having trouble over
horse race. met in saloon. Howard. without
warning, shot Glaze through the heart killing
him instantly. Jockey Parker. who was employed
by Glaze, then shot and killed Howard. Parker
Is under arrest and will be held for the muir.
der of Howard.