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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26
Balloonist O'Dell Killed

L. N. O'Del. aeronaut, was killed At
Washington n c., Friday last. He had
reached height OF 300 feet above the ground
when the balloon hurst 0'0el! cut the par
achuie loose on The instant, hut the height
was not sufficient To permit its spreading
properly and man and balloon wen, 10 tie
ground like aash. His body sas ,ire,dtui.
II mangled. AT least zoe people Witnessed
the accident, aad o. Dell fell right in the
midst of spectators. U Dell Is stid to he from
Pennsylvania, and was about thirty years If
Alexandria Gazette.
Prof, O'YeIl, snd his wife, also, VINO is IL
parachute jumper, are quite well kno-n here
both of them having on several occasi ms per-
formed the feat at River View, and the Pro-
lessor himself Mt Chapel Point last summer
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26

The object Of this hin Is to procure decree
for the sale a. the real estate Of hich John
NJ. Lloyd, died seized and possessed, for the
payment of iis debts
The hill alleges that said John VI Lloyi,
died N the 18Th dsr of December, 1872 IN
debted unto the Plaintiff n the sum Of fifty
dollars, us per-exhhits iiet, ms " ell as 10 die
vers other persons, ani that the personal es-
tate, upon which ADMINISTRATION his heen
grantedhy the Superior Court Of the District
Of Columbia to George X Petty is insufficient
for the pay meni CT his deuis OF the said de-
ceased. II lurther strles that the said John
NJ. Lloyd. died, intestate leaving widow,
Mary Lloyd mo childTen), aud among his
heirs, at Hw Mary Z. Lloyd, Chntles Il
Lloyd, whose wife is Nora g Misiead, Sho
are non-rrsidrnis, and that he died. seized
and possessed of real estate in snid till de
scrihed, lying in Charles county. 1t is there
fore this 10th day of January 1894, ordered
BY the Circuit CT. for Charles 60 sitting in
equity, that the Plaintiff nv causing q copy of
this order to be insei ted in some newspaper
published in Charles county, one in each OF
four successive weeks hef1re the 18th day Of
February, 1894, give notice to the said ab-
sent defendants OF the object aud purpose OF
this hlll, warning them TO appear In this court
in person or nv attorney on or before the 9Th
day Of Airrh, 1894, TO show cause if any they
have iii decree ouknt not 10 pass as pr wed
j. SAMUEL TURNER,
Clerk Circuit Court fer Charles county.
TrIe topy-
Test J. SAMUEL TTRNER, Clerk.
| jtd l4-dt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26
Lower Cedar Point Lighthouse

The Lighthouse Board has directed thai
an investigation be made of the probable OF
pense of replacing the Lower Cedar Point
light, which was destroyed py FIRE some
weeks ago. Whatever the cost will I've, there
is grave doubt Ct an appropriation neinv Sc
cured by Congress for the purpose Ii is es-
timated that fully $50, 900 will be required To
erect new light and to chm its present
location, which is Seemed advisable AT
present the renaiss of the Oh structure are
on the Virginia shorr. but when the new
light is erected it will be placed on thu oppo
size side of the river where it will undoubtcd
ly prove of greater value 10 shipping. A tense
lantern swung from poe now marks the
spot where the light originally stood. The
Lighthouse Board considers the PROMPT cree
lion of light as absolutely necessary to mark
dangerous points in the river where it bends
at Cedar Point.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26
Marriag


BARNES Boswell.
Married at Chander's Hope. tha home Of
the bride on "Wednesday. January GATH, 1894,
Mr. Francis Barnes aud Miss Maria C. Bos
we'll. Rev, Mr.. Poiudexter performed the GER
emory. The wedding Was strictly pavate =
The bride was attired In dark green travel
ing dress. trimmed with velvet and astrachnn.
with hat aud gloves to match. and The xtoom
in neat fitting Prince Albert suit. The
hriie il the Youngest daughter Of the lat
VIM. Boswell deceased well knosn in soc r.
tv circles in this county and exirenel, popn-
lar The groom is TIE postmaster Of PORT
Tnnncro. aud . promislui 1ung MIN. After
the ceremony the nridi party left the COUNTY
b, the steamer Ma nli.lrr from Giymont for
sojourn of few DAYS in Washington CIV
RoBERrs MURRAY
pretty Wedding took place at 'iney
Church on "Wednesday. the 24th insttnt The
contracting parties were Mr.. Emtnual H.
Roberts aud Miss Sarah MURRAY 10th Of
this county No cards but the church was
| well filled with friends of thu -ouPle to vii
ness the wing OF the nupti4l knnt Rev Mr.
Poludexter performed the ceremons After
reviewing CONGRATULATIONS the hrdal partv re-
paired to the residence Of Mr.. Stuishus Muir
ray, the father of the rride where handsome
reception WAS held.
SToNEsrREET -KLgMKLEUn.
Married al 81 Mary's Church, B7yantown,
b, Rev Father Southsaie on Wednesday.
tue | 18th inst mt. Mr YIN Stoaes tree; and
Miss Ann k-mkleGz
TH0XAs-C'RAG
Mr. G Milton rnpm~ sls mtrri1 to liss
Christobell t'ras. on "Wednesday y 7 n week
The CEREMONY took place At the orites par
ents, 1906 R ST, N W, Washington D. c.
The, left on Thurs Law following for Boston,
where they will remain aboni week. =
Mr.. Thomas is u brother of Bruc' Thomas of
this county. The bride was the recipient Of
many presents The INDEPENDENT extends
congratulations to all
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26

The westher thus far has heen unusually
favorable to oHt door work and our farmer
ought to take advantage of the oppo' tunit, e
prepare for spring operations before bad
weather later on may retari them In iarm
ng AS well as ali o her socatious every oppor
tunity must he utilized if SUCCESS is TO be Oh.
tanned The m,n who pushes his work vii
always he ready for unseen conditions and
diffiulties and success will surely follow
while the drone VIII IT'S for more convent
ent seasons or FIR his work 10 dive him will
l1,t as surely fail in whatever he undertakes
On the farm there is always something 10 do,
wni h, whsn done, will tell TO advantage
when Their work is crowding. Tue weather
sometimes in winter prevents the farmer from
preparing for his spring work D. fencing and
clearing his fields, which crowds or proven Il
him from doing MS much or ms we'll MS he
could have done with such duties over, but
the present winter has been specially favora-
tie and the diligent farmer will take advant-
age oft
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26

An old phtsician. retired irnn practice,
hssiuE had larci N NJ. hands hr an East
lneii nissiouar, tine formula OF simple veg-
rmhle feuird, Tor N, II ced, and prrmaHent
rare Of Consumption Bronchitis Catnrrh,
Asthma and all lhroft und Larg Affections,
a.so unsiiivp and radical trre for Nervous
Debility aud all Nervous Com. laints. after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands e oases, has elt it his duty to
M Ike il kunNn 10 his suffering fellows. Ae-
tuated - This motive aud desire to reliey,
human suffering will send free Of charg,
TO all who desire it, this recipe, IN German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using Sent nv mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper.
W NOY Els, $40 Powers Bl7rk, Roches-
Ell, New York. NH 6-v
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26
NEW
"Oleine'
SOAP

Is the best Oleine Soap 10 the world
as one trial will demonstrate 1t is
the result Of twenty -seven years of
experience in the man fracture of
the old and well-known Dobhins'
Oleine Soap, during which time
we have been ,tudymS and learning
how to put the most edlue into bar
of soap, while others have been ex-
perimenting as to how mucn they
conld reduce cost and with it. as a
matter of course, value.
What we hare learned. We now,
for the frs time, embody in popu-
lar Oleine Soap, and one tri.l will
satisfy you that it is Shat we say,
Olelne. the best Soap in tie world.
ES- Ask your grocer for it. and don't
be put off with any other until YOU
have tried it yourself.
Dobbins' Soap Manufacturing Com
pany, Philadelphia.
|. l. CRAGIN b CO.,
oct ~ Philadelphia. Pa.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26

ChStthS ANAL
cutting affair occurred on the public
road near Dentsville, on Saturday last John
Lynch, OF that section, who was drinking
heavily, charged ex-Sherff F r. Wbeatley
who was passing along tine road on his return
trip from Washington city, where he had
been with load of poultry for SHE, With
owing him money. Wheatley denied the as
sertion, whereupor L'nrh tried to assault
him. Wheatley ordered him away and tried
to avoi fight, tut Lynch seemed bent On H
bad purpose. and followed Wheatley down
the main road and assaulted him with knife,
cutting his overcoat and pants in several
places, but fortunately not striking the flesh
In one Of his dashes, being drunk, Lynch threw
lis arm around his own body and gashei
himself between the ribs on his left side quite
severely. Medical aid was called and DR.
Ernes: Spencer examined h 5 wounds, and
thought them while severe, rot pecessarily
dangerous.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26
Pleasant Dance

A ,erv pleasant dance was given by Mr.
and Mrs. james VI Rob, nj their residencr,
renr White Plains, On weduesda, night. TO
their friends OF III. neigh"0rhuOd The en-
testainmtni Listed during the entite night
An elegant meat supper and refreshments OF
oil kinds vert serYed during the night
Among those present were Misses Mamie and
Iein Hlrks. Mamie and Ella Cox, Mar,
Wmkler. Nellie Adams, Me-srs Ernest L,
aud family, Thomas Lyun and family.
Cox and al.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26
Interesting Lecture.

The lecture OF Rev J. London, OF "Ol'i
Fields Church, this count, in The t0"n
hail on Wednesday nj Sht was very interesting
and instructive Toe Indictment night pte-
vented the large attendance there would o. hei
wise have teen nut still an Intelligent audi
,nce OF about one hundred persons were pres
tnl, and heard ths discussion on tine "noly
Laud" TIE lecture was illustrated by sier-
opucan views q ancient Europe and he
sides several comic sketches were thrown, AL
VI which WAS mighty entertaining.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26


merry time Tor the married leope OF
Wicomieo. On the evening of Jnnuar, l6,
at The e,idence OF Mr.. Charles Har kins, a
srsud hop Was held 10y the married people Of
Wicumiro Doors we're op ned at Z 30 o'clock,
daacin. hesan al 8 U'ciuck and continued uu-
I'll II when an elegant sipper Nas served A
conleclion-r, iiale was then handsomei. set,
containing fruits and all the de cacies OF tue
season. After supp,r refreshments Nele serr-
ed Dancing Was resumed and continual unit,
O'Clock Weduesdn mnrning, q hen the mn
sic pr, I'd home Sweet Home, anl al depart.
ed WEI, pie .e',i 'rh The rnjoymenl Of H.. ; 1.
r-si,n. Among those pr-scn. Fere Misses +,
Jones and \ d. Ja'ks ~ ,lrs. ida Garner,
Bertha Payue, Martha Wills, Marf Campbell
Lucy Hawkins, Enzs uampuel, MARY j.
Dyson, NJ. ,rst Smothes, Mess.s Il Nc
b, son, Leafs Smorhers. l.. ). Garner, II
Campbell, ]. Smaot; and mau Others NJ. p.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26

Complaints have con- 10 us from Gre, :
ton post0ffice mat our papers ior the past tw .
weeks have not reached III II office. This u
no f.ult of ours A. they have pfen regularly
mailed The iaut Is sIth nome negllsea ~
postmaster FL rorte. No one snSuld aerrp;
publice office VINO viii uet aitead to the dn'ics
thereof. Public Office is public trust, y
SAYS Cleveland.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26

o~af nrrpifses.
The DAYS are getting lon ,er
ur B g. wheeler we regret to note, is
quite sick.
Mans industrious farmers are maEiug Prep
arations to seed tobacco beds
TIE lime kilns at Pope's Greek are now he.
Jog operated.
Nessrs John w. Alprittaiu and Thorn It.
r Gardiner. have y number OF oung lsmts
A pleasant dancing party was held -, the
/ residence of Mr. Zach Wood Wednrsda, night.
Success in business comes throu III judirious
advertising.
Horizons strawberries can 10 ubt4inei,
but they tost a small fortune
Several thickness of ptprr IL The shoes help
TO keep cut dampness.
The ice harvest Inst ear was there the
first Two weeks in January.
The girl who laughs in her Sleeve can
now do the laughing for the whole family
Mr. A. Marshall Spear has been confirmed
b, the Senate rs It Justice Of the Pea'c for
Marshall Hall.
The chancps Of pers ms filing their ice
uises this winter are growing excee iingly
slim.
Charles rouni, IS credited win having thr
hani-om@,t aHd ugiirst member in thr House
Of Delegates No comments
Miss Lul Smooi, who ha. been visit ne
! frpnds IL Baltimore h - returned to her hume
\ Hotel Smoni, This village
| Some ni the enterprisirl Young niies OF
this vicinity speAh Of getting upa dancing
school.
There is sill no life IN the tOharco market
even though the possibility Of reduction OF
| the German tariff has ceased
llomer-an infant son of Mr. ! :amupl
Turner has heen SERIOUSLY i'll during the week
with bronchitis
II is plain fact that twenty per cent OF the
deaths IN unr large cities are CAUSED by con-
sumplioni and when We reflect that This terri
hle disease can lie iuresttllri hv Dr. Bull :
/ Cough Syrup shall We condemn the -uife ere
| for their negligeae or ply them inc thrir
ignorance.
Nc Hugh Mitchell is the only hrner We
4 Lnow of who has ha, for all. Racers h,w-
eyer nre unit. numerous. and stii. ours. il 4
.srmiGg c immunity.
Mr.. john W Montgomery having lost his
nnce in the Inier,l Revenue Department con
! ient.lutrs re-rngagiup IN the commission bus-
! mes in Wash,n zion nraln.
II Won want to enjoy 4 good dance before
ient. nut on YOUR hest bib aud tucker. -
! y a come TO the lecture and nor on tn 5,h If
| Fe r1ar, prox
The Sun on Wednrs Law rrp"ris that Jdige
Compton on count, affairs. No douat it
WAS an intrrestlng cuuf,h.
/
Inc RoVe'hor u"s given ho,lIe .''at '.e "i'i
""' ,""Ne ".s p., NV
within which to make them. Bn-hoys, lie
patient
MI. j. H. h"h'Sonetl anu iahi!; o'
Gallant Green' contemplate removing 10
Washington ct IN 'he near future.
AZ. "a .l,;,, ,Lo hal.u... n
his winter STOCK NJ prices below cost lie
WIN not CARY over oiu si' ~ anu ne Is rlRhl'
Cait anu you rah "as sVtn g'ois ~ Io"i ""h
hRhres. Ne III III "no'her '"'u'nu'
a, n No., ,:. II
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26

We publish the prospectus Of the corning
Herald Ter 1874 in this weeks issue That
lper has made rapid progress in the last few
years. 1t has reached very high position in
American journalism It's sui scription price
L. dirt cheap.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26
Death.

DeAtn.
Died, at his residence, near Gallant Green
on January 7ih, 1894, after n long and pain
fnl suffering OF cancer of he fste Domniek
Davis, in the 5Oth wear of his age. His re-
mains we're Inferred at Bryantown Cemetery
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26

'Salvation Oh cured me OLA shoulder lame
ess nad pain in back, contracted playing
isll last season. tried several other rene
dies and all failed Charles Nelrs, l92 Water
st Cleveland. Ohio
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26
A Pointer.

When stocks have dropped clear on, d slghl
And moneys like II club mau, ligh,
And men lax poor, aud wourt cnnn
Six pair OF stairs 10 save dune
Then is the lin for Master Mind
Some new rconon: 10 lind;
One e economic dse on kaoN-
Just Trade .ilh Hell run & Co.
Seventh Street Number 400,
Sisa: The "0ld Woman in the sa,ra
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26
Dental Notice

Dental Notice.
will be in iIv Office ut L. Plata, Feb
ruar, /, 2. 5, 6 I, 8 and oh
DR. P. +, SASSCER.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers. salt rhenm, fever sores, letter,
chapped han DIS, chilblsins. corns, aud all skin
eruptions, am positively cures piles, or no pay
required 1t Il guaranteed to give perfect So t
isfHetlon or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by W. w. Padgett, PJrtr O5aco
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26

The slickesi thing in the bushes, Is 4 shayc
or hair cut rs reudered % West indepen-
dent newspaper building.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26
Insurance Notice.

Parties wishing to insure taeir property
can do so by calling on 3. A. HOWARD
Bel Alton, Nd dec 29-bn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris
When abe had Children, she gave them Castoria
ORDER or FERTILIZATION.

In the Circuir Court tor Charles County.
John J. Stafford. Plaintiff. against George X.
Petty, administrator o. John NJ. Lloyd de-
rersei nnh I'll
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-01-26
The Winter Campaign is Now Omen
HAINES WASHINGTON STORE,
sth. D aud Penn Avenue, S. E.

And prices than Come and yourself In mposi
ole fer describe goods quote that will you idea the
o have the values Offering We mention few culed hon
the ywhc bargains yu
Wash Blue Cacnes yard
Blu and Black Ii yard wide. Yard
Big lot of 40 Corse rs
Ladr Long ved Heavy Rihrd Vests
Fin Deornr China Tea Sets, So 81 rs
Toilet Sets 10 - ia SO ~
Blnk" IS ppirl
Blankets Bette Qutt, 81 90 Sll 90 par
Gents Brown Mixed Wool Drawers. %
Chlrus Fnr Solid Heather . -
Go QUALITY Canton FnUei per ward
Large Lot Of 80 Dress Goods pard
Gents Fine Silk Ties. all .25
Ladies Heavy Striped Hose worth 10
KID ioves, Fitted aud Warranted 81 COL
Best 10 Cologne Extracts ..... ...
Good Cloth Hats Tor Boys -
large Bottles Of
And thousand other things equally We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
u,TPTCTLtTTNG At OXFORD.

From The Philadelphia Press.
The first step after passing examinations is 10
rnnfrlculate THIS Is "A most imprrssiN" ami sol
rmn occasion. | met the don OF my college AZ the
appointed time and. together with about thirty
companions In terror was carried over 10 Inc great
Clar, ndon building . be made member or
,b. INSTITUTION We were ushered into long.
vnulted room dimly lighted by candies and hung
round with the gloomy portraits OF past worthltS:
Thor. vns a black oak table In the centre loaded
with three or four ponderous volumes. gigantic
ink horn and several quill pens. Soon football
WAS hna ri on the stone floor outside. and the vice
chancellor entered with tutter of slkcn robes
and n flash OF brilliant cOlors.
We were each handed green volum" o' some
thing whcrcupou the Vice-chancellor began a har-
ynrrr i'm Latin. to which Wr--my companions In
Lnudoge and myscli-loOKing wise. gave solemn
fssent We then wrot" our names, In Latin. with
a Quill men in one OF the huge volumes. which was
continuation OF the roll of students for upward
nf ~ wears | must admit that | felt somewhat
inundated at the thought OF writing my name In
= list where 80 many ounces had scrawled theirs
/ on.r no insnIations. but about half the lords OF
In. realm have inscribed their names here besides
several kings and princes of the olden time. but
,h.n I connolcd myself hy the thought that here
lao we're the names Of Johnson. Addison Shelley.
a;l,dstone and others. We then left the hall and
,v,r, members Of the great university When |
,-nt ont into the open air | took q deep breath
and rroccclcd to examine the green volume which
I had carried of with me. IL was copy Of the
,nivcrsIt, statutes written. for the mos, in
ntin-not the dead Latin. but that which lives In
hollow mockery. as IL were, a living death in the
halls of the great universities OF Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
THE NORTH RIVER BRIDGE BILL"
MIR. GEARY DENOUNGr:s EXECUTIVE MEDDLi"d
WITH LEGISLATION.

THE NORTH RIVER BRIDGE BILL.
MIR. GEARY DENOrNGI:s EXECUTIVE MEDDi'"'
WITH LEGISLATION.
Washington Feb AT the request OF Repre-
sentative Bartlett, OF New-York, the hearing that
was to have been given by the House Commerce
Committee this morning to the representatives.
Of the New-York and New-Jersey Bridge COM
panics was postponed until Wednesday OF next
week. when it Is expected that a report from
Secretary Lamont upon the merits OF the ihe"Su'e
Will be laid before the committee
The pending bill was Introduced Dy MT Duip"s'
of Nev-York on January 20. 1t Is designed to meet
the objections made by the President in his recent
veto OF the former bridge bill 1t provides Tor the
appointment by the President OF board consist
ing Of five d.sintcrcsted expert engineers VINO sha
decide at what length Of span not less man ~
feet. safe and practical railway pridse can pe 'o
structed A., r,,,,oo
Mr.. punphy, at the request Of the Commits h snd
stated the differences bewsGh 1e !nn of The de-
fects OF the blll.'' eaid Mr. Bartlett, is that It
commits comsSfss to pT chat TIN, the SECRETARY OF
war has to say about 1t before taxing iu' '"e'
Al this point Representative Gesry. Of California
took part IN the discussion. Mr. Geary stated WIN
some feeling that he had as mucm resptc. se .o' VIII
Congress should learn the Presidents wishes or
consult The wishes Of the ENScu.h here To- pass
laws without consulting anybody. ana ne adueh
that ne. for one was growing treh Oh ine ror
slant interference Of the departments IN inc %orH
81 Congress Let Congress make It's own laws
and If the President does not Ike them theh iet
him exercise his Constitutional privilege ana veto
Mr. BARTLETT however. still urged delay. In an an.
swer to "A question from Mr.. Gcary he sail that
the Chamber of Commerce did not want the
bridge because II objected to pier In me riveI am
did believe the bridge could De puht WITHOUT
After some further discussion it was agreed
that the hearing should be made a special order
for Wednesday,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10

question from Mr. Band Mr. s hortef horse was
sl,S Hmrred Mr. Bland replied laughingy that
seo1 used from the gentleman remarks tha tac ne
regarded him. not as short horse. ot renI,ed that
he had not meant apply the tern 70 bu me mas
m ,,ch nc ne had taken the appeiation To hlin.eni
and was not then If The hall ne iM the re-
mark from him U.aughter) ,,u.o, tho COM
Mr. <gore DEN TeT2 a Sal he had '% not pro-
needed far When ne yielded for motion mar aae
committee rise: and when the Speaker rHu Arms
Announcing his performance OF the piue. =" ~. ~
House q few days relative 10 tne "''''' "
absent members was read . ,,u,o, ~ tho
OWING 20 the Illness Of the chairmah, vi r ,,i
Committee on Invalid Pensions, -" stanu,iiiiS aud and
for n night session on Fridays vs. 'acdteu' anu
The House adjourned until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-10
HER FAME IL ENDURING.
From The Nsw-York Herald.
MS WIG BADLY WOUNDED.


From The San Francisco Chronicle.
Desmond. CT No. 80 Tehama ST.. taken TO the
Receiving Hospital In patrow wagon yesterday
suffering nom what appeared to be a badly laCrr-
atel scalp His long black hair matted with
c!otted blood. and streaks OF gore decorated his
shirt -boSOm. Or. Simpson duty when Des
mond was brought in. and he prepared TO make
an examination. The injured laid the
operating fable and the doctor cautiously began
TO examine the lacerated scalp. Blood concealed
the wound. and he felt OF the mans scalp. What
was his surprise To find that the covering OF the
of ~ -
Why. the mans scalp IL Almost on" said
the doctor To Steward Fruant. who stood near by
sravciy watching the operation.
eyes "
The ablc-bod4ed steward caught the doctor "a he
staggered away from the operating table. After
sitting few moments In the fresh air he went
pack and removed the mans wig. lie found u
about two inches long.