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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24
Fourth Class Postof1ices and Their Rem,

' i"''""ces ana lhe1r Rents.
VI the presidential postoflices only few
more than per cent are located in gov.
eminent buildings; the rest all occupy
buildings leased or rented by the govern.
ment. 1t does seem an invidious distinc-
ton to make the fourth class postmaster
personally pay for quarters, fuel and lights
when the salaried officials of all classes
pay for nothing of the sort. This is what
makes II especially desirable to have an
once "here the postmaster is appointed
by the president--he may not get any more
money, but his running expenses are paid
Kate Fields Washington.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24

For turkey-raising, ! set hen on
thirteen eggs; they all Matched and
lived by feeding hard-boiled eggs and
light bread crumbs the first two weeks /;
then cracked wheat. They were kept
perfectly dry.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24
RYE FLOUR PASTE.

Make a paste of one pound of rye -four,
by boiling, such as is used by paper
hangers, add to this five gallons of water,
and apply with spray pump having a
fine nozzle. This remedy should be APP
piled during warm, dry weather, as the
efficacy of the preparation lies in its ad-
hesive qualities enveloping everything
on the branches and foliage. A dry at
mosphere causes this to crack, peel off
and blow away carrying everything with
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24

Wnen church announces ian oyster
supper 1t is specific and truthful. bnt
mnen IL states that there will be oystersn
anu then provides only one bivsiys tho
eject Is bad.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24

The car of Russia is the largest individ
ual land holder in the world. The area of
his possessions is far greater than that of
the entire republic of France.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24

The first volume of poems by Alfred
Tennyson came out when he was twenty
four He was forty-one when "In Memo
RAM" came from the press.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24

Aliieri wrote "Cleopatra," his first tras.
edy, at twenty-siX 1t was undertaken to
relieve the tedium of self imposed con
fnement to cure himself of passion for
an unworthy woman.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24

There's no possibility of being witty
without a little i'll nature; the malice of a
good thing is the barb that makes it stick.
Sheridan.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24
Curious NepOtism.

Little Boy-Isn't fathers queeri
Auntie-I what way?
Little Boy-W'en little boy does any
thing for his papa, he doesn't get any
thing; but If another mans little boy does
1t he gets five cents.-Good News.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24

Jehoram, king of Judah, died of loatll.
some disease which caused his body 10
drop to pieces before death came to his
yeliaf
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24

whitish ova are found. The ovum
changes, by an outer shell falling off,
leaving the ova OF red color, which pro-
duces six footed mite; color bright red !;
legs scantily covered with spines. In a
few days it changes to an eight-footed
mite; color, body blackish red; head
yellowish. In the female can be seen
what may be termed germ balls. The
injury done be these mites is principally
on the fruit and flower buds and leaves,
from which they take off the skin or
epidermis, and by making very fine
web over the surface of the leaves and
branches (the web is so fine it cannot be
seen by the unaided eye. The matter
noticed on the branches and foliage is,
to great extent, the debris left by
the mites during the metamorphoses
(changes). The debris and web prevent
free respiration tn the parts covered.
The leaves attaked by this mite soon
show its presence by their sickly hue
"a yellowish cast or lighter shade), the
sap being sucked by the tiny mouthes
of the spider or mites.
REMEDIES.
The remedies are many, some of the
hest OF which we give. Dry sulphur,
applied to the leaves and branches by
means of sulphur below, or by placing
the sui phur in sack made of some
porous cloth, and attaching the sack to
the end Of short pole, and then shake
it over and among the branches of the
infested tree. This remedy should be
applied when the leaves are dampened
by the dew.
WHALE OIL SOAP AND CARBoLIC ACID
MIXTURE. One pound whale oil soap,
one ounce of refined carbolic acid, and
four gallons OF water, has proved quite
all effective wash against this pest, de-
stroylng both insect and eggs. The whale
oil soap should be dissolved in warm
water, then add the carpolic acid and
mix thoroughly by the use of the spray
pump.
RYE FLOUR PASTE
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22
,hildren,s Enc Ribbed Vests.

Chndren's Fine Ribbed Vests.
price. ...............-....o ~
Children's Fine Balbriggan
Vests, price...... ...........- 20
Children 9 All Wool. in nat
ural, scarlet and white, all
sizes......................... so
Jersey Ribbed Sanitary Wool,
natural and white all sizes. .S5
Misses MerinO Union Suits. rs
Misses Jersey Ribbed. All
Wool, natural and white. 1 20
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vest,
summer goods. .............. 40
Ladies Jersey Isle Vest,
summer goods 40
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Union
SUITS, summer goOds.. 10
Ladies Ribbed, best quality,
summer goods .............. 80
Ladies' Equestrienne Tights,
summer qOOds.........s-.... so
Ladies AL Wool Fine Ribbed
Vest and Pants. natural
and white. .............. 30
Ladies' White Merino Vest
and Pants. SOC and........ rs
Ladies Fine Jersey Ribbed
Union Suits. ................ 2 90
Ladies' Health Ypslanti,
formerly sold for $500. now 500
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22
The warhsiss.

Barker Miner The Warhorse on Placer
creek. a sonhusnt OF Dry Wolf creek near
Badly. is one Of the most promising prop
critics IN the Belt Montana 10 is owned
b. A. Rasor aud his brother. They have a
tunnel Ia about l65 feet and have about
hftT i've feet ia thor 20 90 % strike the
lead, which IL four feet wide nesr the sur
face and tieh in copper. They have had
hunter Of ASSAYS from samples taken Out
near the surface. none OF which vent less
than 81 par cent cope, 81 10 gold and six
ounces IN silver. IL 10 shows mp as we'll
with depth She boys su ely have n bonanze.
A. kasor says that they have gathered an
ore sack full OF copper nuggets from che
lead near the surface, aud old-timers who
have seen the property pronounce 10 the
best copper proposition they have yet seen.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22
Reduced Rat. to ,,lnwintsr ralr

On aud after January 23i the Union Pa.
cihc will sell round trip tickets. Helena TO
San Francisco (includinR five admissions
30 the fair Rroundsl limited 80 thirty days
continuous passage Ia each direction At
rate Of S62 30. On the 10Th OF each month
round trip tickets will also be on sale, linn
tied 30 ak months. with stop over privileges
en- route, at rats $40. 90.
Passengers going via Ogden are only two
nights en- route. Take the Pullman dining
and buffet car route, thereby saving time
and expense.
For through sleeping car reservations
aud further information, call or address
No. = North Main street, Helena. Mont.
II. U. Wilson.
Freight and Passenger Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

NOTICE TO CREDITORs-EsTATE OF
~ ieorgo khoadsrmar. deceased.
Notice il hereby given BY the undersianed al
minisirAfOr OF ths estate Of tseor4e Inca
darmer. dsceased. to the credhors o. aud
all persons having claims hsalust us aid
doceasod 20 EXHIBIT them with tho necessary
vouchers thin four months after the hrst 81 b.
hcaton ofths notce 70 tho said = nj nlstrator q.
tho on CO 81 IA. Hepner, IA the Nontnna No
uunal bans building. Al Helena Montana. tho
same b. M the placs Tor the transaetion q
the business Of sail esiato iu the cuunty 81 sw.a
and Clarke
JOS \. EENCh
Admlnistraior o. the Estate q Geo. hhoadArmor.
dsceaaasi.
ztcd Helena. JHnuarY :. 1924
Data Of fret publication danuagG i-li.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

CHHRIFF's SALE-FRANK A. FELLOWS,
- plaintiff " John Wilson. i. II Dabney. r.
=. trmsby and W T. Ielfurd. defendant
Under and by virtue 81 an order % fale and do
cree Of foreclosure and eala issued out OF the
district court 81 the First Judicial district % tho
state Of Montana In and for tho county of
Lewis and Clarke on the 18th day u January.
A. d. 1885, in the above entitled action, wherein
frank A. Be lows. the above named plaintiff.
obtained judgment and decree Of foreclosure
Aud sale aaInst John Wilson, A.
DAbney. 4. +. OrnsbY ard ". D.. Telfard
defendants on tho 10Th day 81 January,
A. d. lisa for the sum Of 80 .3i. besides in
decree was on the 10th dag. Of January 4. u.
1897. accorded IN Judgment book No 81 said
court "a lngc am commanded 90 sell all
IA q certain lot piece 81 parcel 81 land. situate
lying and being m the county u Lewis and
Clarke. state n MontHnA and bounded and do
scribot a. follows. to-wie
An undivided ons-foarth 90 interest in the
northwest quarter INV ~ 81 section eighteen
usl. township twelve n2l. north range three lgl
west. situate ia ths county " lewis and Clarke.
state % Montana
Together with all and singular the tenemonta,
hsroiifaments and appurtonances thereunto boz
lungiug or in anywife appertnlnne.
Public NOTICES hereby given that on Weslnefd day.
tho On day n euruafy. A. D. 1877 NJ A. oclock
Of that day. ~ the front door Of tho court house.
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county. Montana 4
will. IN uhcdiance 20 said order 81 sln ami darros
81 foreclosure and sale. eel the nboys described
property. or 30 much thereof g. mag b.
Eecessary 10 satisfy aid judgment with interest
and costs % the highset and best bidder for cash
iu hand
Given under my hand this iCth day Of January.
CHARLES q. CURTIS. Sheriff
~ fErD .. hots. Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

NJ A BAusch. Elliston Geo W kessler. Mars
Mrs kesslsr. Narysvlllo vile
ChAs Howell. bismarck ID W krier. 81 Paul
J T. Ritohey, Arthur i Jacksy. S.
Pat Duty. last Helena Paul
luffy jas sulivan city
hos W Fisher, city IafOntaine Seven
Adolph Lew. butte Mile
Oeo n Weston. e Louis
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22
An r.traeralnarr nsr.l,s,.

The most extraordinary derelict ship Of
which there is record is the bark Marie Ce-
leste, which was found In the middle Of the
Atlantic deserted. with every sail set, din
ner half cooked Ia the galley aud not a soul
ON board. though she had every appearance
Of having been occupied Immediately be-
fore The weather was fair and there was
a gentle breeze. She was towed into port.
but no explanation Of the mystery SUR
rounding the vessel has ever offered itself
London Million.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

Tbs best Of medicines are none too good
for sick folks. That's the reason we buy
only the very highest quality. It's great
sstisfaosion to Us to know that every pre-
scription We send ont Is as good as good
drugs will make IL. CITY Drug store, L.
Meyer, proprietor Telephone go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

The L. S. Public Ssmpling Works. this
city, has reduced their sampling and assay
ina charges to figure in keeping with the
times. They pay cash and the highest
market price for all classes of smelling
ores. Silver Is computed az the New York
quotation and not the 60 day delivery
Custom aszaying will receive careful aud
prompt attention. Ofics corner Grand and
Jackson streets. Helena, Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

Ladies union suits only sOo at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

n. Hats and caps at slaughtered prices at Tie
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

inches thick and must be renewed in order
that abe ground may thaw out. The boys
generally make a winters job Of siiii ping
Oh this moss"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

A t25 china fish set, hand painted. for Sl2 at
The Leo Hive this week
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

60 to the clearing sale this eek OF crockery.
glassware lamps ard other goods at The Leo
Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

Buy
Montana Peerless Baking Powder It lisa
home industry. Ask your grocer for 10.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

One dollar viii buy u yards Of Fruit Of the
Loom" muslin Al The lee live
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16

Wer bat ni6t i9on einen Meni9en
9eieben, Der bon ben Ner3ten aufsegeben
mar uno lidb bente her frdftiQiten @e=
iunbbeit srireut? Welder Mr3t Der.
m6dte eine Rrantbeit su nennen in
melder nod ME eine 9eilung er3ielt
moroen mdre? gs giebt 0eute. bic nit
etnem 2unsenflii9el Elm bobes Mlter ers
rei6en, Menlben, bic nit sebrodenem
@enid ober sebrodenem 3idsrat ,peiter
leben. Sebr oft lelen mir BON benz
tpunberbaren 1eilerfolse zines Nr3tes,
Der eine Rranfbeit turirt babe, bic bis=
ber als unbeilbar sesolten babe. go
Ianse 2eben lit, 1T aud 9oifnung, la9t
ein id6nes Spriihmort. l1nb 1T es
aud nur Elm erbdrmli4es fleines STINT.
den 1offnuns, es 1T oft bod fart ee=
mug, Wunoer 3u perri9ten, Wel9e ale
grfabrunsen Der Wilieni9aft iiber ben
9aufen tperoen.
(2ouis. Mn3.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16

Wte man gebrudt tpiro, oapon CT,
3dblt Bret 0artt aus Der 3eit, ba ct
nod oer pielseplaete &ebatteur elmer
&ebue tpar, folsenbe t6itlide Mnefbote:
Da mar Elm setpi7er Wia Wiltins.
Der fam jeben Sag unb bro1te Elm
Nanuifript. Balb Elm @ebi1t, balo
eine Sfi33e, balo einen bifleibigen 3o.
man, bic er ale NIT MIDI ielber riibren=
Der @etpilienbafti9feit 3l,riidbefam.
Gines 9ages lam er tpieoer. vMein
9err," iaste er, rmenn Sic slauben,
bab i4 Sbr yfarr bin, oann irren sic
Ii6." - uWie io?" fraste ib eritaunt.
rsie slauben, ih peiB nibt, oab
Sic meine Sa6en t,i6t lelen? 8, id
ipeiB es Iebr ipDbl. aber oiesmal" l"-uno
er i6lus init Der 6auit auf ben Siib-
voiesmal ioaen Sic leien, ooer ib min
nidt Wilb beiBen." llno bel oieien
Worten 3os er Elm 8eoibt : sleibseitis
aber aud, ,!nen &epolper aus Der 5alde.
So" iaste er, riebt lefen sic,
ion It -" uno er mabte cine 8etpe=
gung nit bem perbamn1ten Singe, benz
3epolper, bic mir nit einem Male eil,
Iebbaftes Sntereile fir Wia Witins
poetilbe Werfe einfloBte. Sd las alio.
rNun?" fra9te er, als i1 fertig mar,
vtperoen Sie's brufen?"-v Nei11," cnt=
gesnete ih. - Limb sic meroen's op6
oruden, oenn enttpeoer sic perIprebell
mir, oaB Sie's orufen, pber ib made
Sic talt pie einen tnllen 9uno. 9ns
bali, uno - ib perlprab. 9a id
meln Wort itets 81 balten pflese, belt
ids aud oiesmal. uSamit lniere
2eler ieben, mas fiir Elm S1unb ielblt
elmer Geoue nie Der unieren suoeibift
miro, orufen mir foleenoes Gebi6t ab, /"
llno nun folgte Oas @eoidt. 9luf nlei=
mem pulte aber lagen porli6tsbalber
sluei Hepplper. Sos 9latt mar nod
feudt, oils Mia g4ilfins eintrat. sSn=
itlnftip 9riff i'd nah Der Maffe, er aber
la6te: Sic Iino Elm peroalnmter &erl, !"
iaate ct, raber man tann Sbnen ni6ts
libel nebmen. Sinh Die 9inoer tpirt=
li1 10 16le1t?" - yMiierabel," ant
iportete i'd nit benz 9(usoruf tieflter
l(eberseuslng. - SEA, Sic miihen's
oeriteben," iaate er, runo ipillen Sic
mas, it ihreibe ME tuieoer cine 3eile,
oa, meine 0ano barauf!" uno er reidte
mir feline 6ano bin, Die id freuoie er=
9riff nit oem itolsen SeipuBtiein, obne
gu tuolen, Der Meni1beit Elm Mobl=
tbdter getpeien au iein.
Die nsusRen telesrapbiibsn 7epeihen sss Sns urn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16
QusIdno.
Kaifer milbelm.

portsmoutb, IA. Mus. = Ser
&ailer @ilbelm fubr seitern Morsen
BON Cones aus on 8orb Der tOnisli9er
Dadt alberto iiber ben @olent bierber
uno er murbe am Sdiffsbaubof BON bem
Nbmiral Sir 2opeu @almon, beilen
Stab uno allen b6heren Offi3ieren Der
@arniion empfansen. Oie 5hiffe i'm
Safen tuaren feitli@ sel9miidt .uno BON
ben 2rie9sl9iffen tpie BON ben Sorts
oonnerten @6uiie als Der Raiier ans
2anb itteg.
gla4 tur5er 8eii9tisuns bes @9iff=
baubofes wurbe ber Safer na9 einem
bereititebenoen @pe3ial3us seleitet, ber
i'm no9 Mlberlbot brcAte.
Sn' Alberibot wurbe ber 2oifer BON
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16
Cages etgni0e'
-Jnldn0.
DerbdnoniBpolle 0olliiion.


&anlas Gitp, Mo., 13. MUG. -
I'm balt bier ubr seltern Morsen, er=
eisnete lit Swii6en 9urble unb Gibbs,
ar Der atdiion, Sopefa e @anta Sc
Gilenbabn elm 3ulammenitoB 3ipilden
benz nad Weiten fabrenben GrpreB,us
go. 5 uno oem nad Often fabrenben
Grpreb,u9 go. 4. 3pei Mann bonn
3ueperlonal tpurben auf ber Stelle
set0btet uno adt ober sebn Der palja.
siere erlitten gum She'll lbmere Wer=
lebunsen. Sic beiben 2ofcmotipen
uno bier Wassons purben sertriim-
inert. Oie 3iise iollten BEL Gibbs an
chamber porbeifabren, oo9 ber Soto
mptipf fiibrer unb Der Gonbufteur beg
3uges go. 4 I9enften aus irgenb einem
@runoe benz erbaltenen Sefeble feline
Beadtuns.
Dte @etobteten inb Der 2otomotip.
fiibrer Sobn 9umpbreps pom grpreb=
sug No. 4, aus &anlas Gitp; louie
@eorse gaplinser, Der grprebagent bes
3uses go. 5.
Sie beioen 3u9e trafen auf elmer lei9=
ten &urbe aufeinanoer ,unb itieBen nit
fur9tbarer @eualt 3ulammen. Die So
fomotipiiibrer sosen bic 2uftbremlen an,
bod iparen lie ni9t i'm 5tanoe, ibre
3iise nod redt3eitis ansubalten. Dur9
bic Wudt bes 3uiammenitoBes tpuroen
mebrere paliasiere our9 bic Masson.
feniter gel9leubert, mobei lie 1bmers=
bafte @dnittwunoen erbielten.
Gin 8anffrad.
Waibinston, 13. Nus. = Oie
Mi9ita, &anias, 9iattonalbanf l9lob
beute ibre Sbiiren. 9as @runofapital
betrus $25O,OOO. Ser 8anfpriifuness
beamte guing bat auf Mnpeilung bes
Gomptrolers bic 2eituns ser @el9dfte
iibernpmmen.
Gin arn1er .Junee.
Ybila belpbia. 13. Mu9. - Ser
13 Sabre alte &arl S. @eber bate am
@amitas Elm 0erbOr auf Der gentrallta.
ton uno er3dblte eine, allen Mni9eine
nod auf @abrbeit berubenbe traurise
&ei@i&te ieiner grlebniGe. Ct CAB
an. bab iein benz 9runte ersebener go.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16

= Gin baperii9es Mmtsoeridt 5d,idte
oie1er Gage einem 8iirger einen an bas
Mmtsgeri4t 9eridteten Brief auriid, neil
am S9luiie bic MeipettsformeI vDod=
ahtunespol" sebrau9t NOR. Dos
Amtsgeri4t" perlanete, baB man ii&
"seborlamit" upter5ei6ne, menn man Inn
ettpas gu l6reiben babe. Ser erudhnte
Burger bat li9 Inn bic pormdraiidbe
Terfiisung beg Nmtri9ters ni4t aefiim-
inert.
= Saul Wanot, Der grbauer bes
neuen &ei9stasssebdubes ,pel1er fiira-
lid an 9teae beg peritorbenen Nouraths
profeKor 2ipiius in DRESDEN aum 0rp.
fellor tur Baufunit an Die bortiae Mfa.
bemie Der bilbenben &iinife berufen
wuroe, 1T iebt BON Der @roBheraooiid,
belliiden 2uowis-l1niperiitdt au &ieken
gum Doctor Der pbiloiopbie honoris
causa ernannt morben. s
Wie aug Sdpeibnib tn GnleSien
gemeloet uiro, 1T auf NeranlaiIuno Ser
Staatscnpolti4oft iebt Elm 3ommonbD
Snfanterie iolpobl tpie ArtiGerie oboe-
l9idt woroen, um ben gefiir4teten sfo,Ib.
morber 2rbgel, ipel9er ii9 in ben M.
.itdbtii9en gDaIbunoen per.
bergen balten lou, aufsuiu@en unb bino.
feit 5u MAIDEN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16

Die neusHen teIesrapbii&en 7epei6en hes Sns inn
ausIanees Fnnet man tn intersianter 3uiammenftel-
lung tn ~ .IdaIttten QDelboten.'' Ahonnirt haraut
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16
Santos. binrihtuno.

y ris; IA. Mus. Ser &aliations-
bot bat oas gegen ben Yrdlibenten.
moroer Galerio Santo GERONIMO oe-
tdllte Sobesurtbeil beitdtigt unb Ser
Dtoroer p;ro jest auf jeben IaIl am
nd9iten 5reita9 binseri9tet per6en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-16

6olee Seiien fonn bic geiammte pcobu-
5irenoe 8ep6lferuns tpenis mebr tbun
als bic boben Staten BON 3inlen, e,teu.
ern ulw. leiiten, fann ni9t rei9li1 tau.
fen, unb 10 lanse bies Der Gall 1T, fann
BON einem olleemeinen @ebeiben, tpeber
in bieiem nod in einem onberen 2onbe
Die &ebe lein.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-23
CHIEF sNAee INJURED.

Prince. One of the Fire Horses. Fright
 ened by a Trolley Car. Throws His
 Rider.
 Chief Snagg of the fire department was thrown of one of the fire horses this morning and narrowly escaped serious in- jury. The chief went out on the fire wagon with Driver George Doderer of No ?, about 6 o'clock. and had reached point below Willow street where they met Henry Heitman coming up the street exercising two of the fire horses. The chief thought he would ride horseback and got of the truck and into the saddle on big Prince. Just then a trolley car came along and the animal became excited and commenced to prancs around the street. Chief Snagg headed him up Willow street. the animal plunging in every direction in his frantic efforts to break away. At Johnson street the chiefs foot slipped from the stirrup and in his effort to regain his seat he was thrown to the ground. the horse continu- ing his mad career out into the country, where he was afterwards caught by Mir Heitman. Mir Snagg was brought to his home on East Main street. Dr Castle was called and found that while the chief was badly shaken up he was not seriously in- jured. He is severely bruised about the shoulders and the muscles of his back are slightly sprained. Dr Castle said to-day that the chief would be all right in q few days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-23
THAT GALLONS AGAIN.
What Dr Tracy Thinks of Putting It or
 Exhibition.

What pr Tracy Thinks of Putting It on
 Exhibition.
 Dr A. W. Tracy, president of the state board of charities. had something of addi- tional interest to say yesterday about his recent visit to the state prison and he will make special mention of what he said in his coming report. "The chief object" h hs says, ''in getting the automatic gallows at the prison, was to do away with the crowd of morbid curiosity seekers that usually attend hangings. and have the execution conducted early in the morning and as quietly as possible.
 "But what do you suppose is actually going on every day at the execution houss?" continued Dr Tracy.
 Why, visitors are allowed to go there and inspect the automatic machine by pay ing twenty-five cents. And it is no dummy they see. for bag. the exact weight of Cronin, who is to be the first victim. is attached to the gallows, and on this bag are outlined the features of man. to make it as realistic as possible.
 The shots are run out from the cylin- der. the leverage loosened and the moose Jerked up with the bag weight, just the same as the real execution, when Cronin is substituted for the bag. Why, have been told that a Meriden woman, who watched the operation. went into mysteries.
 If it is intended to make the automatic gal'ows pay a revenue for the state. then I don't see why it would not be a good plan for Warden Woodbridge to have it on ex- hibition at the next state fair"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-23
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