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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21
POPE LBO'S JUBILEE
BNCYCLICAL LETTER
Grief Expressed at Schisms and
Animosities.
MOVEMENT MADE
AGAINST THE CHURCH.
ENLIGHTENED PROTESTANTs WHO
RETURNED TO CATHOLICISM.

His Holiness Condemns the Free Ma
sons, Claiming They Are the Enc
mics of Religious Union, and De-
MES Their So-CaIIed Audacious
Activity in Rome-ItaIy and
France Should Shake Of the Des-
potism of That Order-Appeal to
Foster Religious Union.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21
PANIC IN A SCHOOL .

Chicago. June 2O.-Over 400 pupils were
thrown in a panic in the Bancroft school
today by a fire in an adjacent building
stampede of the scholars was checked
by the prompt action of the teachers
who locked the doors. Eddie Dost jumped
but no other serious injuries resulted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21
ARMoR pLATE FRaIrns

Washington, June 20.-C. +. Sill's evil
dence of armor plate frauds was con-
Guided before the investigating committee
today Chairman Cummings expects to
have Charles H. Craig, one of Sills fel-
low-workmen at the Carnegie works as
two who made the original disclosures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21

New York. June 2O.-The Herald's
Buenos Ayres dispatch says: Senor
Lerno president of the rebel provisions
al government in Santa Catharins,
Brazil. has been shot il is reported, by
order of General Saraiya, who took
him prisoner recently. The other rebel
leaders have joined forces at Cruzalt
in Rio Grande do Sui wfdn a view OF
having a battle with the government. 1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21
CeNsPIRED WITH CoxEYs.

Bismarck, N. D., June 2O.-Chief Mar
shall Daggett came in from Dawson to-
day with J. p Werner ]. E. Golfer, E.
NJ. Wise, w. H. France and ]. J. Cokey,
all business men of Dawson, charged
with conspiring with Coxeyites who
stole the Northern Pacific train last
week. Their examination will be held
fopo1rrovy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21
SIBERIAN HORRORS
IN INDIAN TERRITORY.
Stores OF Oppression, Hardship
and Cruelty.
CHILDREN BADLY
BEATEN AND BRUISED.
MINERS DRIVEN FROM HOME AND
LOADED LIKE CATTLE.

Babies Dragged BY the Deputies
From Their Mothers BREASTS
Women Assaulted With Knives
and Thrown Out Into Driving
Rain, No Matter What Their Con-
dition-Crimes That Would Put n
Commanche to the Blush.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21
FAM Lillian ILL.

New York, June 20.-Lillan Russell
lis seriously i'll, as a result of a critica.
surgical operation performed last Mon
day. Her husband, Signor Perugini
sailed for Europe today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21
EX-SENATOR PERKINS DEAD.

Washington, June 20.-Ex-United
States Senator Bishop w. Perkins, of
Kansas, died here suddenly at 4 p. m.
He would have been prominent candi-
date for the next senatorial nomina-
ton for Kansas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21
MADE IT AS DARK
AS At MIDNIGHT.
An Omaha Gale Blows Forty
Miles an Hour.
DENSE CLOUDS OF DUST
OBSCURED THE SKY.
TREES ARE BLOWN DOWN AND
HOUSES WRECKED.

One Man Drowned BY "A Bont Cap
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Receives Fa-
tel Shock From Wire-Light
Damage Was Done at Lincoln and
Various Other Points in the State.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21
The Other Fnction.

jamestown, N. Y, June 2O.-Up to the
time when the grand lodge of Elks met to-
day, no response had been received from
the Elks at Atlantic City to the fnvi-
tation extended to them by the grand
lodge here to participate in the delibera-
tions here.
The grand trustees have notified ". F.
Bechel. of Omaha, Nebraska, ex-grand
treasurer, that by direction of the grand
lodge, Frank z. Korte. grand treasurer
has been authorized to draw upon him Tor
what moneys are il his possession belong
ing TO the grand lodge.
It was decided to meet next year at Sa-
vannah, Ga. The election resulted as
Grand exalted ruler. W. H. Friday.
Brooklyn. N, Y; grand esteemed leading
knight, w. A. Jones, Chicago; grand es-
teemed loyal knight, w. K. Wheeler
Dallas, Texas; grand esteemed lecturing
knight L. Hazeltine jamestown, n. Y. !;
grand secretary, c. A. Smith, Youngs-
town, Ohio; grand treasurer, Z. S. Orris,
Meadville, Pa; grand tiler. ]. A Ellinger,
Washington, d. c.. grand trustees, c. w.
Murdaugh, Portsmouth, Va; Harry l..
Ramsey, Buffalo; j. L. Rake, Read
ing, Pa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21

Ramona won, Bertha N second. Aimee
third. Time-:571s
Sixth race, six Enthusiastically won,
Idea second, Ellen Douglass third. Time
Time-1:17S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21
B. P. o. E.
Second Days Session at Atlantic
City, New Jersey.


City, New Jersey.
Atlantic City, N. j., June 2o.-The
grand lodge of Elks began it's second
days session with 1856 delegates present.
The following officers were elected:
Grand exalted ruler, W. E. Meters,
Philadelphia; grand secretary. C. H. Hos
mer, Boston; grand esteemed leading
knight, G. A. Reynolds, Hartford: grand
esteemed loyal knight. T. ". stevens,
Chicago; grand esteemed occurring knight.
II. 2. Chase, Norfolk; grand esquire, W.
n Wallace, PittsburS; grand tier, l.. T.
Newkirk, Philadelphia; grand inner
guard, NJ. j. Coney, Newark
The board of trustees declared the
meeting at jamestown as illegal. and de-
clared the trustees had not been legally
removed. A motion to establish a su-
preme lodge with state grand lodges was
voted down. An adjournment was had
until tomorrow morning.
-Four more delegates arrived from
jamestown tonight. making 100 in all
now here, from the faction Of the order.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-21
Republicnn AID 90 cold BuEE.

'"The Republican party, which IS re-
sponsible for all the ruinous financial
Legislation by which money has been
%5ntracted. destroyed and demonetized
in the interest Of the gold syndicates of
Europe and their Tory allies in this
country, is not going to abandon its old
system of approaching money and de-
pressing price by which producers have
, 1894-08-15
DtlI nur Grtni6ao=2tsphaLt.

SIM &reiSgeriht Bat geitern So6n g.
SrptS, Elm 0runbei8entbimer an Der B.
NoamSftraBc, einen Gtn6alt8befebl be-
Gntragt, bur9 iueI1en Ser 8ermuocS 9(sz
pbGlt 8ooin8 So. OerbOten tperOen lcQ,
ben t9r 5u8eiprO3enen Gontratt fiir bic
NSpb0ltp faiterung 0er g8. Noam5itraBe,
5tptiben ber QB. 40. un6 gB. >46. StroBc
auS5ufit6ren. OrDiS bat fir Sic 8flaitcz
rung etne Spe3ialiteuer bon 1888 be3ablt
unO min, baB fir Die g flaiterung nur 2tSz
pbalt ucrlDen0et iperbe, Der bon Der Sniel
3rtntoaO ftammt, wOge9en Die 8ermu6es
80. GlSp6aIt aus &ene5uela gu berpenoen
8eoentt. Die 8ermuOe3 so. iou $3.50
pro QuabratDarb beS 8flaiterS erbaIten,
lnb SrOis meint, 6aB nit 3rtnioabaSpbalt
Die Qrbeit bebeuteuO biui9er getban tperz
ben f0nnte.
, 1894-08-15
abrttnblatt. nr autnota etnnta-Rettrara, g1ttnnodp IS. anonh 1894

BET Dem 6errn tdglj6 Elm, in Dcnen Gr>
tunOigungen einge5ogen perben. Sn Qln=
betracbt Oteicr 2lnseicbcn etue8 regen Snz
terciieS bat Brditoent @oroen cine Ser
lamnLun9 oe5 Grecutips GomiteS etnbe>
rufcu, UNI SIT berotDen, tpelche Scbrttte 3uz
tG6it SIT er9retfen itro. Ser 8rGIi6ent
befinbet iib IN beitGnoiger Correspondents
nit elmer 9allSen NnSabl prDminenter 8irz
get i'm Sltoen Ino i'm 9torben uno tpir0 10
nibt nur BON ben 8eDo6nern ieneS IbeileS
oes Sat1beS, beilcn 8eitebelung ser 3wed
Der 0eieui6aft lit, ionOerr ol6 bon Gapi>
t%aliiten, ipel9e BORT ibre @el0er anqeleat
b0ben Ober an5ule9en geoenfen, ouf benz
Goutenoen erbaltcn. Q8a5 6err @arocn
nun germ ipiielr mO6te 1T, tpelbe Ser
9u~nltt9ungen man in Sitoet 6abrifa1ten,
8er9leuter, 9Iferb0ueru, Rauaetten, &oz
l%ontlten unD &apttaliiten geipG6ren min,
I'm ite sur Ntite6lung at betpc9cn, ipie
bodb itch Die SranSportraten fir &eltte,
tpeldle Ben Sit0en be6ufS Qtn1teblung be-
it6ti9en nlGcbten, belaufen, ipeld)e Gez
flHlltemittel bort Dor6Qn0cu un0 tpe(cbe
notDmcnbig itnO, iotpie altc6, portn bic
S0tptertgtetten bciteben, tuclcbe Elm 2lniteoz
let miro beipGltt9cn miiiien. @ar0en macbt
oaS Yublttum nocbmalS barauf 0ufntert>
lam, boB Die @eicui9oft ntbt aus 2eutcn
aus Sem Siiben, ionOern ais WGnnern
aus Ben gtorbtoaten, Bic itcb fir sic SiiDz
itaaten intereiitrer, belte6e ltnO baB eS ibr
l3tpef lei, nt3t ALIEN, ion6ern nit an6ercu
@eieQi3aften, pel6e Die gletcben 53mefe
tpie ite iclbit nerfolgen, 3uiommen gu
tptrfe1t.
- Die 2(r6etter 6. 90. @aQig6er, g. s.
8ottS, 8. 2lngOoe unO Sobn 6enorifion
tparen Oicicr Sage in benz Granite Canon
am GOn9ue GtDer, fHnfunooretBig WeiGen
BON Sheridan in NDoming, nit Dem 8au
elmer S6leuie 81 TlOB3meden bef9Gfti9t
INN batten babel Tclieniprengungen por>
5unebmen. Die burdb Sic critic Gntlaoung
Heterogeneous @ribitter1ng brabte cine
Wfen8e GrObo0en unb Steiue ms Stolen
unO cbe Bic Q(rbeiter nod entflieben fonn>
ten, i"tiir5ten SelSitiide i'm @epibte bon
filnf5eDn bis 5~tDan5ig Sonneu auf ite 9erz
nteOcr u1o erlbLugen ite.
- Der Der c0no0ti6en 6eil8armee gez
bOrige 9ampfer vWtQiam 8ootb" bat bel
Beob. gteuIib mar ct BEL Sort Golboren
in bet BroOtn5 Ontario geitranbet ltnb
tpur6e Sur Nlsbeiierung in boS Hobt1ion'>
lbe GrodenOod baieGbit gebracbt. 0ort lift
er in Der Wontag Nfa9t bis al bic @aiierz
LIME 0b9ebrannt.
, 1894-08-15
Sob. 0eIert's u2luferftebun9.

So6onn @elert, bet befannte 8ilbfauer,
miro am na6iten Mtittpocb un6 0onner8z
tag in ietnem 2~(telier, 80 Dat StraBe,
leine n%elteite Scb0pfung, rOie2tuferitebung "
0or8eitcIt burcb cine ipeibliAe Ti9ur, CUR
p%ripaten 8eiicbti9un9 alt9itelen.
Die vNuferitebun9" lit bicQet6t cine Der
i6Oniten Nrbeitcn 6es 8unitlers. Die
6t8ltr 6es iungen MGb9en8, melfe bic
Auferite9un8 Oert0rpert, lit in Qebens9r0Be
8e6aIten. Die Steuung ser Tigur lit unz
9emetn gefGui8, lcibt un6 u~nse3tpungen
nno %erinnert iebr OIL etnen flottern0cn
S6metterttng. 6Gnbe unb @eiicbt Der
Ttgur itn6 nab oben gericbtet. 9aS @eiicbt
5et9t Dortrefflib ben i60nen, %erniten, bets
!i9en QlSbrrd, Ben bic 3iinitler elmer Ser
flGrten 5u geben pfle9en.
3um OtoOeN bat 6em &initIer cine
junge, 19iGRri8e Sran30iin, bic altBer ais
gtOOealte5ertn aA3 ais S9auipieIerin
%fi9urtrt, geOtent.
, 1894-08-15

Gine probe nit 5ie9eIpfoferune

Gine probe nit 5ie9eIpfoiteruns.
9tn Der Oitieite Ser Ga Sale Str, 3tpiz
i9en Boibin8tOn unO WtabiiOn Str, mirb
ge9enpdrttg CUR Strobe ein 8flaiter aus
8a6itei1ten geIegt ln6 8tpar unentgeltltcb
fit bie St0bt bon Der 9. g. Burington
8rid GompanD. 9ie genannte Sirma mill
bnrcb bteieS Bflaiter bepeiIen, 6aB eS ntc6t
11Otbt8 lit, boB Die 5ur 8flaiterung berz
tpanoten 8ofitetne einen OoppeIten 8rei>
iun9spro5eB ourb3umaCbelt, ME Der SIT
9%entelr bes itdbtil6en StraBeuz0 epartez
ttents, S. $. Slagg, ~bebauptet.
9tn Ser Safe @loe., stptIcben Ser 35. un6
80. Str. rnb Dor benz QeIan0 6otel, iinb
betanntltb oor eini9er Belt 3~ie9elpflaiter
gele9t tporben, 6O9 iin6 nod tetne oIficeuen
Sert9te oaritber DOrbatOe1t, Ob bieieIben
lt9 %betpGbren Ober nid6t.
, 1894-08-15

- Comptroller 2LGermon G0te geftern
gto6rntttag tDieOer etnen 8oiten itGotiibe
Acknowledgements Elm. Ser 8ctra9
0erielben iteute fic6 auf 800, 900, unb bet
Nnfauf 9elbab bon Der @riten Gfattonal>
bant our9 hie Tirma sc. IS. 6arris. Ole
8onoS broDten cine 8rGt1ie bon 81 9roz
sent. SIN 0an3en iinb bomit biSber 2(uSz
iteQun8SbonOS gum 8etrage bon 1865, 900
et1geloft, 10 6aB nOcb ioIbe gum 8etrage
BON $135, 600 etnSuIOien bLeiben.
, 1894-08-15
QooesfGue

tpur6en beute 8ormitta9 i'm 0~eiun66eitsz
amt mte fol9t gemeloet:
8ert9a G9olf, 2 80. 10 e., 754 %, q,
StraBe.
Snlta 9tOt5, 1 S, 6 &c., 30 g0eiion
StraBe.
0orotbea Morib, 2 e., 1886 Clifton
2lDeuue.
Maarttn @erbarO G'ert6, 4 3d., I112
Berry StraBe.
sophia alinsbeiG, Is S., 1874 Ga Sale
Nnenue.
, 1894-08-15
0eue An5eigen.

OIue GOoes= an5eisen, weId7e fir ole
moreen.2useabe Ger uJuinOis Stats
5eitune" auf9eeeben werOen, erfdeiuen fo1ter,
fret i'm NbenobIatt, Die Qnnahme pom Din.
3ei9en fir oas NbenobIatt fdIieSt UNI II ubr
mittaes, fir Ole nIoreen=2luseabe nm 10 ubr
Nbenos.
, 1894-08-15

600 ourh einen eleftrifhen Sblo9.
Sd. Qaufenberger, SEQ. 43 G%tp6ourn 2[be.
~pDbnbaft, wur6e 9citern Q(ben6 bel ser Orr
belt an eIettriiben 9rdtben an Der Statez
uno GongreBitraBe Ourb einen eIettrti4en
Sblag getDbtet. 9te 9eidbe lift nac6 Der
Morgue SEQ. II 2lbam5ftr. gebrabt, tpo
Ser Coroner beute ben Snqueit abbalt.
, 1894-08-15

Ser GountbcIerf iteQte 9eute ben nabz
foGGen6en 8aaren 9eiratbs16eine aus.
$50 fetn GnOerer Wobnort angegeben lit,
pobnt Die betreffen0e Berion in G6tcagu
Nlter.
Somes 6. &euo9s, Morp GQeu 2pn8 .37-24
Wtutom So6n1On, Otoube So1pler. .24-19
Sames 3, SraibeorS, WtariOu q.
2SuH99: =
@1ltop NoOlf Noreet, @n1ta Ooria
0rlonOo 8, Glrslii5, emma Sane
@OwarO S. 6opes, Mona Gottreu. .31-23
6rol1f Wte5et, 2lnna Sod .25-18
Utt9Gel 0atep, @tltuie &inf. ....... 1870
6enrp Peri@, 8ofte Niernc5l6wi. ..... 1870
So9n 6. GoBberg, @milie Nl1berIpu. .34-28
6rollf Soptt0, Barbara Siropotto. . ..22-19
@nbers @ouisber, Caroline GaS=
qercp S. @omeruile, 0}arp 5.
Wtt6ael Sbee6an, WtarD 0onbon. ..24-22
@eor9e q. &temal6, SranciS g.. 6oit3 .25-21
Charles &. Wtari6aQ, 2aura Is. 6eab 1870
Ibro9om @olbber9, gilG 0ustilt. .27-19
SD1rles 9ttlep, 8ate 6ont9at. ...... .23-22
Sobanu 8o9ner, 6rau &berelia 9(uz
Solef @oniofumsft, 6rou Sole g{opaf .31-34
@uD y. GoSlle, Ql1ltie 6u96es... .29-31
Gu9e1e S'&etQp, @olrna9 SOpce.. .4O-23
Wm. Wfc@rotb, @nlie Slug 1874
Seit Ger0fentGt9ung ~unIeres seftrigeu
8ert6tS ertpirtt:
SnliuS M%}arquart, Map 8e6les. .94-19
Sllius $, 9armon, Gat6orine $. Sits 1874
@eor9e q. 8nltlanO, 6rouceS Is.
2Q6riOge .. 8. W}iuer, Gba TiI6er. 800
@aspar Sbelbed, Wtap s. @orlep. . =. .24-18
Otollrice 9trorB, San1ie S0iue. 49,. 800
&beObOr 0tincefi, 2nuo G6ibef. 49,. .23-21
9Obert &omli1tio on, 2t9reS ct. Sones. 23-21
8o6ert 6. 0anbp, emma Sori6 49,. .22-22
Sra1lf SO. @ompbeu, @aro9 S. Wfc=
So6n @ogSan, Solicit, ST., 8er6o
8onoSole1, Solicit, SG............28 -22
Samuel Gar, Seutie Sc Nin........ .21-19
emanuel Spepot, Nnna &ruitufef. $50
Wdfe Wobura, SO1ep9a SiutielSfo. ...23-2O
6orrp 6. 9tpbbinS, Sibnep 6rantlilt 1910
6erlnan 6. &leppel, 9teuie 90. 8uflep 26-21
&l1OlDlton 8ufer, Wtarp 0u99inS. . ,21-17
&imOtbp 0te9al1, @li5abctb Cummings 1874
Nrort 9. 9fowe3, @1rtie OtnQone. 49,. 37-2O
Sanr1el 9torfilt, Gopbte Nelfau6. -. .23-22
SoDn s. 9tilep, 9l9lteS 60rlep. ...... .34-24
@arl s. 2lmberg, Qlnno gS. 0b6er9. -. Pal
Oorfe Sonter, @at6ortuo &erema. .49-49
@0waro @arrol, Siabebo 0a9eu. -. 29-29
8tuiam Sod, WtatbtlOa 8e9malt. . $50
, 1894-08-15
OrnnOeigemtgum


Gotten in d. 6. 9siius's gpresrs 2nfe 5ubbioifon.
auf on9smsiHen BuHi9 Der sablreiGeu geiu6sr ess
9errn Settings 5arm AM 8DrU,rs Safe in @tscoufn in
bic Safe.5ront i'll Soften ~ausgeIegt unS in ben waortt
asbrabt Boomers Safe lit in speiftiub9sr Tabrt nit
Der gtOrtb Weitsrn.gabu 81 errei9eu. Iiegt Habe Ger
Station SsuOo SunctiOn. @iscoutu. Die fur5e 5ubrt
BON seHsn Suncieu .un Safe 1T reid an ScsHerisnu ub
gstDdbrt cine bsrrIjbs GusFat ouf bas bsrumItsseuOs
Serratn. Die Gotten Boben iamHtIi9 so SUB SlbirOni
am See NIB i.Ibit i'm beIBeftsH SouIner rebt siH be.
ftanbig fHBIsr Btnb oom Ghosn uber ben @0fs puS FnA
in TeIss Der SRbfrOnt uuo ses fettg fIbIeH @iHb.s
sieIe Gotten bic begsbrteFeH am 9ouseH Safe; fe bebsf
cine &tsfe BON E8s0 SUB. inO nit ben ibouiteR
S9attenbduHsH. fute Gtben. 9ubeH, gebsrH, nHo auerIet
Sdlinseelea6 feH bsftanben, erBeeeu f9 t~beilneIie5 so 5us
aber ben Gee unb bisteu cine uuIerIf6e ausii9t ibsr ben
cine WteIle breiten HHb amer B(eiIeH IanseH Gee, tueI8sr
an SaRnbeit uue Scenerlsu Dem Cafe @ensos, BEN bes
Iie5tsiteH See misreufns, sleistoTmt 8es flare
BaTer, bon eiienqueleu geudRrt, fr.i BON allen Sunpf.
~pflan8eH, Der iaubigs 8Osen bieten Die I66uIt.n Babe.
pI0se sabIrstte Slide, goDtfabren unS SeaeIu Isbsn
gu bIeiem Sp0rt. SRr 8absauftalteu. quite gerpTsauHa
uu5 prompts gerbinouns 3Dii9eu Der Station SsuDa
SunctiOu uu6 benz Safe If geIprst.
BUR SIS GsttsH iiHS pOrbouOeu; feire Samitus uns
Raturtie6baber Ioaten es unterlafieu, fis cine gau5tsns
au fasrn. g}dbere ausfunft srtbeil, fugie aIattss
s~srisnbet
G. MtImH
1885 MttImaufee 9SG.
cher 3imHer 60, g}O. 70 Ga eaae Ctr.
aueIuiqer @aeut. gelas uub Saubosfb6ft.
, 1894-08-15
3M Uerleiben.

M eI6 obHe @OmmiifiOu. Sine oroBe Gumme
3u6 Bro1ent 5i Oerleibeu. gbeufGns @elO 5u 5 uHO
5a Bro3ett; Sau=AnleIRen GIT 9%eHgbareu Staten.
RoIe, AuinlaH & So, Ntortgoge 8onfers. 72 Dear.
~ borultroBe, DerleibeI SelO oui @bicaQoer Srnnbsis
9sntbunl Az oeI H~IeorIQlteI RrelieA iOwIe aud ouf Sc.
0eH0e' 76alStRi0
, 1894-08-15

SreuuDen uuo 9etauuten 3ur 9ta1rtbt boR uu5ere
9eliebte SObter yOtula i'm @uter BON 2 Sabren uub 3
Wtpnoten geitorber lit. Die SeeroI9uu9 ftnoet am 9om=
uerftag ben IL. Nu9uft, INT l ubr. bout Grouerbou5e
225 8iue=Str. nab MGIbbeim TAFT.
5. MOIer, lertor,
e, MoIerS etFF"'
, 1894-08-15
&erloren : perlanfen amritphlen.


9SerIorcu: Sine m%ertbpOle qol0cre ubr /. ober
~ Dor bent S0ule 9tO. 1893 Weu5 Str. @eQen quite
o~b3ugeben I'M eriteu StOdWert bel SJrml
y. SelI9- l4ag3t
, 1894-08-15

MufttOn8= SerfGnfe.
autttouss8 otta.
HeauIdre 9srtaufs.EaaE
Wtsutoss uHS 9Onuerftaas.
6peataI gerfaufs on aubereu Gaasn beg Wtonata
Naoren Guf @risat.gerfauf. @boIeIals cher gRstaiL 80
aufttoH5-4reiieH.
@erfaufe ben IS uuu9s.SinriStunae cine SpesiaEitaa
@s4h e0reefGOfIsn. Bel uebsrtrasWuG
GOrreipDnbsuasu uereen eriusrtet
Mertiu GWeria q go.
@uttionGre,
l2aplS. tufs 261 6 26S Stats Ctr. ghieasa
, 1894-08-15
Tinan5ieues.


GRp1e. 2uiuIan & &c., MtOrt9oge 9oufers, 72 9sors
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
ANIMAL Stotamnnt of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
Ahhuul OtatUhVht INSURANCE COMPANY of
Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
5lst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-02-08
DIED..

Died at his home on Sandy Ridge,
January 90, 1894, Mr.. Frank P. Hill
aged 80 years, 9 months and Q days
Frank was taken with grip, which
run into pneumonia, then into ty
phoid fever, which resulted in death
He leaves wife and two children
The deceased was an honest, upright,
industrious man and was respected
by all who knew him.
Jennie. weep not for a husband deceased.
Your loss Is his Infinite gain;
A soul out of prison released,
And freed from its bodily pain.
With songs let us follow his flight.
And mount with his spirit above,
Escaped TO the mansions Of llg L,
Aud lodged in the Eden OF love.
But agai we hope o meet thee,
When he shade OF evening gone,
And embrace thee In the kingdom,
Where there are ten thousand charms.
BY his Aunt, SALLIE HILL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-02-08
MARRIED..

At the Valley House, Martinsburg,
January pa 1894 by Rev. 5. NJ Engle,
Mr.. EUGENE ID. LoCHBAUM and Miss
MARY s. WHITMoRE, both of Berke-
ley county.
February /, 1894, by Elder John
Brindle, Mr. GEORGE L. TAUP and
Mrs. ANNIE GRIM, both of Martins
uurg.
February /, 1894 at the parsonage
of Zion Reformed Church, Hagers-
town, by Rev. J. Spangler Kietfer,
Mr.. EDGAR A. BOWERS and Miss ROSA
WELTY, both of MartinsbGrg.
February l, 1894, at the Carter
House, in Charlestown, by Rev. J. w.
Tongue, Mr.. GEO r. ALLPoRT and
Miss RACHEL FILES, both of Berke-
ley county.
In Grace Episcopal Church, Middle
way, January "a, 1894 Mr.. HARRY
BRIARLEY and Miss MARY MASON
EVANS, daughter OF DR.. a. NJ. Evans,
of Middleway.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-02-08
AKansas MINIS Experience

Mr.. Albert Favorite, Of Arkansas
City, Kan, wishes TO give our readers
the benefit of his experience with
colds. He says: Il contracted a cold
early last spring that settled on my
lungs, aud had hardly recovered from
it when caught another that hung
on all summer aud left me with a
hacking cough which l thought l
never would get rid of. l had used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy some
fourteen years ago with much success,
and concluded to try it again. When
l had got through with one bottle my
cough had left me, and have not
suffered with cough or cold since:
have recommended it to others, and
all speak we'll Of it," so cent bottles
for sale by J. q. Gibson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-02-08
Tribute Of Respect.

At the regular meeting of jefferson
Lodge No. 100, l. o O. F., on last We'd
nesday night. the following preamble
aud resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, Our ranks have again
been broken in the death of Brother
c. p. Hill. on January %, 1894,
ReSolved, That while the end Of life
is ever accompanied with sorrow, the
demise of one in the vigor OF early
manhood is especially saddening. We
should be reminded of the trausitory
state of our existence and keep in
view the good deeds of our departed
brother TO guide Us to nobler and bet
ter acts.
Resolred That while we reverently
bow in submission TO the inevita BILE,
We feel deeply the loss sustained by
our lodge aud the community as well
i'm the departure OF all upright citizen
and honorable man.
ReS0iued, That u copy OF these reso
lutions be transmitted to the wife OF
our deceased brother. with every as
surance Of profound sympathy; also
one TO he kept in our lodge room.
Resolped. That copy be presented
to each member Of this lodge, and
published in the Shepherdstown REG
IsTER. and that our charter be draped
for thirty days.
l.. ]. SHIRLEY,
j. G. TABLER,
II. o. LINK,