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THEIR TRIAL ADJOURNED.
wiIliams Not Able to Appear
Against Three Policemen.

Policemen Chappell and Pendergrast
OF the West Thirty-seventh street sta
zion. and Policeman Kent, of the West
Thirtleth street station, were placed on
trial before Commissioner Martin to-day
They are charged with being concerned
IN the shooting of Ernest Williams. q
young negro, On June "a.
Williams was found at o'clock in the
morning at Twenty seventh street and
Sixth avenue, vita a bullet wound In his
right thigh. He said that some police
N n had shot him The charges against
The three officers grew out OF the affair.
When the case was called to-day mes
senger from Bellevue Hospital said that
Williams Was still unahl. to leave the
pace. SO the case was adjourned for
tVO weeks
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DETAINED At QUARANTINE.
Steamship Jessmore Lost Both En-.
Gineers from Yellow Fever.

The steamship Jessmore. which arrived
last night from Tampico, reports that
while In port at Vera Cruz, J. Gregg
chief engineer, died at the hospital on
shore from yellow fever.
The Jessmore proceeded to Tamp,co,
where she loaded for this port. Shortly
after leaving Tamplco Second Engineer
T. Smile died. also OF fever, an! YVES
buried at sea. The vessel proceeded to
Galveston. where she arrived June 22. to
procure two new engine and was
placed in quarantine by the local author
tiles.
- - nn s. ~ 'JGs,aSs 49,, -" 49,, I,.,.'
Ing that port. She IA detained al Quar-
antinc for dis.nfectlon and inspection.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
COOL BURGLARS, THESE.
LeIr Their old Clothes in a store
WG!ca They Loosed.

NEW ARl.. =. j. Jelly 5.-S4rE!srs
broke Into Charles L!yermsrns clothing
s.o-s, 81 10 Springfield avenue. early
his morning and stole q quantity OF
clothing and s2i6 worth ~ jewelr.. The
.e"s.ry wss IL = safe, and lad Esen lett
%.tn the L.Ier:n&naa fOG Safe-ksegiEg.
Tie thieves 4isc ,.ieI their O.G clothes
aaG yu; Oh ..ew sU.ts. II ,he!r hurry 10
SCI @"ay JAey lett = 4-a.Jisy u jewel.y
Ia the old clo,Ees This jeW2lcy Vs.
G,Si-u from another pace,
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HE TOOK HIS SONS PART.
Rice Thrashed by DUrgwnld for
Throwing Flre-Crucxers.

Justice Goetting, In the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg. to-day held Chss.
Rice, an electrician in the employ OF the
5rooklyn City Railroad. on a charge Of
assaultng Charles Burgwald. Of "a Floyd
street
Nostrand avenue nd Floyd street yester-
day afternoon with his son Charlie, end
burgwald, who was there. amused him
self by throwing big .irecrackers at the
and when Burswald refused the father
attacked him. knocking him down and
breaking his arm ir two PAGES; Burg
Eald is now In the Eastern District Hos
The evening world., 1894-07-05
10 CENTS TO COMFY ISLAND.
For This President Norton May lie
Guilty OF Contempt of Court.

Justice Bartlett, OF the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, this morning lssueG an order
directing President Benjamin F. Nor
ton, OF the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company, TO show cause why he should
not BE punished for contempt or Court.
The order is rsturnable tomorrow
on Tuesday Justice Partlett continued
an injunction restraining the Atlantic
Avenue and West EEd Railroad from
charging less than 10 e;nts ta:e I9T
Manage d. p. Reynolds OF the Pros
pect Park and Coney Island Railroan'
ana T.. %. Hodgs.ytn, OF Gen. George ",
Wingate's law ONCE, maze ahtGsFlIs 20
the effect tina: TIE atlantic Avenue ana
West End Railroad sol! tickets 10
Coney Island FOR 10 cents. -,-,.-..
The atadavits,, SHOW that tic% o,1 f, Ere
JTnIonviils 10 Coney Isalnu for 6 GEMS:
Il is claimed that this is 4 violation o.
the injunction.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
COMPLAINS OF THE POLICE.
WildenberE's Store RoEbed Six
Times within Year.

]. wiidenberg. 4 cigar manufacturer,
Of 30 Mercer street. called a. Police
Headquarters to-day to lodge q COM
paint against the police Of the Mercer
street station fer alleged neglect q
duty. AS Supt. Byrnes Yves out he
will call again tomorrow.
WildeEberg's place has teon broken
into SIX times within a year The
laucst burglary occurred yesterday
morning us, after he closed his shop.
ana s;5 worth OF cigars and cigarettes
was stUicA. WiIdeuberg says that
when he reported the robbery at the
Mercer street station the police acted
a. though they doub- ID Eis story.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
LOCKED UP FOR MURDER.
John Morse Charged with Fatally
Kicking Patrick keenan,.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J., July g.
John Horse was committed TO the Mid
ilesex County jail to-day on charge OF
murier.
nam Il Patrick Eeenan, Of rhis city, had
q quarrel which led 10 blows
Morse. 1t Is alleged. kicked Keenan, In
the abdomen, inflctlng injuries which
caused his death.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
CHOLERA REPORTS ABROAD.
Six Fatal Cases In st. PetersburG
from July I to 8.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 5.-Twenty-
one cases of cholera, six OF which proved
fatal. were reported here from July to
july
LONDON. July "a special despa tch
from Liege, Belgium. says that three
cases of cholera, one fatal. have occurr-
ed In that city within the past twenty
four hours
The same number OF case9 and one
death Is reported from Ausleur. a VII
lage three miles from Liese, and one
case. also fatal 10 reported from Jey-
sliie. The weather continues intensely
hot
The evening world., 1894-07-05
BURGLAR CAUGHT IN THE ACT
John suris Captured In a Butcher
shop In Hrook'yu.

John suris, sorry-ieoking young
man, who says lie has no home, was
held fer the Grand Jury by Justice
Ilghe l.! the Butler Street Police Court,
Brooklyn this morning on the charge
OF burglary
sGgis formerly worked for VIM. Brit
nev, Z butcher. at 81 Smith street,
BEooNlyH. Sir her has been missing
various articles lately, ana polk vman
WAS put OH the case. S4ris was caught
in the store last night. he lad l. Key
~ the hep In lis possession was :
boCKetDOUk wilton Birturr says w-s
stolen from lin. some ti!le ago.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
TRlNITYS BRONZE DOORS.
Last Section Of the Aston GAIT
Taken to the Church.

The last OF the $4,000 Astcr memorial
bronze doors. presented to Trinity Church
by william Waldorf Aston. Will be re-
moved from the office Of the Henry
Bonnard Bronze Company, In West
s;xteentA street to the CID Broadway
editice this afternoon.
This ~ the main door. consisting OF
two portals or leaves. each OF which!
weighs 400 pounds. The n2rth and
been delivered AMI are now sitting In
their respective places. II Will require
from three to four weeks 20 erect the
leaves.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
JEALOUSY, NOT REVENGE.
AcLaren Not Yet Arrested for Muir
dering Jennie knittlc.

Thomas McLare., who shot and killed
Jennie Knittle, with whom he had been
living for fourteen years. In Hoboken
yesterday. is still at large. The body Of
the murdered woman viii be buried by
the city unless claimed BY her friends.
Jealousy is now thought to be the
motive for the murder. and not revenge,
pecause CHI "~' had him arrested for
bigamy. as stated.
McLaren found his repute ed wife In
other mems company some time ago
and slapped her face. He was after
wards discarded by his real wife and
asked his victim to return to him. which
she refused to do.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
ONE YEAR FOR AUB0RN.
Man Who Served Jay Gould with n
summons Sentenced To-day.

john r, Auborn, indicted for forgcr-
In the second degree, was sentenced to
ono year In the psnltentiary by Judge
MARITIME. IN tire Court o. Genera! Seq
slons, this morning. TIE young man
has n record as successful process
server. He Is accredited with having
been the only man able 20 serve q sum
mons upon tie late Jay Gould.
The OffeEse 10 which lie pleaded guilty
YVES forging newspaper mans name
70 d reGLeat for IEeat"a tickets.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

Justice Bartlett this moTalag appointed Lawyer
william @. Choate. Of New foT.s. referee 70
take testimony in the suit Of Catherine Bsues
agains; John Y. McKano Mrs. Baglr Who Is
the widow q Paul Bauer. cues uaNsn1 fer IN
estate Of 5000. COS which. sac al egag McKane
to.k from her through fraud. Mr. Choato Is
empov cred 4 take the testimony ul NICK nc a.
SlEg sng, &ck'nc ela.ss that MrJ. unusr oWea
him about S!9G 800.
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Say the onacer struck Them.

Aaron PeT1smst. shoc dealer, o. I.S ps!asesg
street was held for trial IEc HI. wife, Yet.A.
aaea So IL Essex EarEst Court tA!a morning.
WHARF tao te.aasr was charged With throwing
mattress Iato the street sgd his wl!s With
Interfering with the policeman Tto arrested
Pssg,met The Psrssnsts claim tEit Pciiesn.L
Moran struck them willie iaey were uLdsr arrest.
and ray thay WA maze complaint a. 'S.!ss
NnAthusriofu ar.iaas Moran.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
To Europe GA the Normanuta.

The neutrality-suspicious. liner EeTmaRnla car
Tisd cut large IuIatcr Q: passengers tAl5
morning. Among them were r. d. Amour. q
Chicago: IA. ard Mira Carl Helm, Htz Judd.
tn!te9 StGtss Consul at Vienna, aGI s.rt Jude.
:iT. sne MTE H. @, McYckIL In.s. HoLmar-
Norton. Cen Joan 3 Eel.. Sir AMBROSE SHEA
Az LADY shea I'D sudgs sts!a
The evening world., 1894-07-05
"BAT" SHEA'S CASE.
Tuesday Next Fixed as the Day for
the Sentence.

NV As1oelated PseSa)
FROH July 5.-In Oyer and 1'errn!Eer
Court this morning District-Astorney
FaSsn moved to fix the time for the
-en'sne b. mIrlerer "Sat snea
Mr.. Hitt. for the defense. asked all
The time the code allowed before cen
.eace, SO that he may look up a-nuInber
~ questions. He said the defense
s"euiA ..s.. me IOdrt ~ giant 4 new
Wal, and that he also mad motion In
Sh"eS' ~ i''@ -''' mt - o,ab-
Justice Williams then fixed Tuesday
.eNt, at 10 In the morning, as the time
Sor pronoGacing sentence.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

For jaundicc and all other
conditions re,ultlng from
constipation, go by the book
on Beecham's pills.
Book free pills CSC. At drug
stores: or write 10 Is F Allen
CO, sos Canal ST. New York.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

CRARLoTTBURG. n. J.. July s.-The summ9
residence OF George Dorrison. an electric hghs
expert. situated at this place. was burned at n
early hour this morning. The family. who were
asleep at the time had narrow escape. Tns
house wss considered the finest Summer homo In
Bergen County and cost M pnrr,son s2e 900 10
build. Two weeks ago Il WAS furnishei with Ina
lima Cd 81 $50. 600. Lamp explosion started Ne
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Alder Another trolley Permit.

Tie State Beard Of Railroad C'mI'lssioEsrs
ne: IN the Brooklyn city Hall this morning to
hear tie e9plcs;lGn OF the CeEsy isaac tnd
p:,klvn Railroad Is caauEs Its mode o. operating
p branen lire from horse power TO electricity
hriayits were submitted showing taIt the Cou-
paay Lad rot Obtslned the full consent OF ths
creo,ftY osasrs. Dseisioa was reserves
The evening world., 1894-07-05

Thomas Greer q bsaer Of 7s7 Second avears.
g.: drunk ysstsriay and Insisted upon occupying
tho roozas Of PerSss Feg,nin at 637 Third avsnue.
IN tn. Aznt tht followed the baker received three
Il, -;.ts on tia head. 'eEanin was arrested ard
Held IN the Yorxville Col.; to-day TO await the
rtfrir CT Groe-s Injuries
The evening world., 1894-07-05
He stopped n Line OF Trolley Cars.

Justice Goe;tlrs In the Lee Avenue Court.
williamsburg to-day Gaed Hugh sprong IS for
G,so-isrly Conduct sprolrg while drunk yestsr-
iAy blocked the cars on tho De Kalb avenue
trolley line Tor half g.. hour By getting On the
trsc. aad refusing to move
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Her woaid-pe Sweetheart Arrested

MAJ conaa,l2 Lsa Nod Peter G7..o srfos:sd 49,.
"s'e IL :. w Lsu ~ "FGar Q: .L-.!ns Van
we. o. ,"s C.,y court, "a ~ ssiioa n re-
cover g, oj0 damages &c: g.sac.o-r persecution.
Sac .sHise -asal - MIA q. =. lGI:C .Fea-e.
an" Sne hiys 10 Etyy i"rd t-.,us her e larry
Mia, Vac" Glc 't.LseC he n.. 6tr A-T-Gtsl
Sis -geG w!tn EtaAtHs Il!5 IN lie yoeEs.s, She
E1a G!sclSsGa- {. GU, at.t o..
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Who Is This Injured Bicyelist?

ORANGE n. J.. July IAN unknown man 10
Iylng IN the Memorial Hospital in an unconscious
condition from injuries received yesterday while
riding down the Orange Mountains on bicycle
lie hsd no brake the wheel and losing con-
a tree lie Is middle-aged man. and had
nothing in his possession TO show his Identity.
He lie suffering from shock and possibly eoncrs-
sion Of tina brain,
The evening world., 1894-07-05

Fa'rieS Cosrigny, member Of TN Association
ors|erS' employees In Brooklyn. WAS this
T.o'Elas esntenesd b, Jastlee Tiehe In the But
~. STesl Police Court 10 one hundred days ia
80 pehtent!ary or TO pay nEe OF sioo hs
70 % able TO pay the nne. On MAY 10
NJ CornSny assaulted Saloon Keeper William
s'VSrmaek. OF $40 Third avenue
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Nominated by Michigan Popuiists.
Dry Associated Presa)

LA!;sI&1. nc.,. July 5.-DT. =. W. Nichols
vas nominated TOR GoyerEor by the PopuliG;
State Convention early this morning Mayor
PipEres. Of Detroit. who. although q candidate
Tor ths Republican Nomination.. lie reported to
have Scun9 FupulIsiN tendencies. received con-
4lderRsio support on tho hrst ballot
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HI. Div~ Proved Fatal.

Thomas Marley. twsnty-ssven years old. Of "a
wert slxty-seveuth street who dsioestsd hts
neck willis diying a, New porp. s. l.. yestsr-
day died Ia the New York Hospital at is
O'Clock this moralng Asrksy went ou' with the
Patrick Merry choNdsr party TO New Dorp Wntls
there he dived OF p er into two Feet OF wAtG
and struck TIE river Led on his head
The evening world., 1894-07-05
VIII OF Michael Drunn.

The will o; Michael Brurn, WHO died al his
home, 1852 Graham avenue, Brooklyn June 10
iGs., was nlel for probate visa Surrogate hb-
butt Q; itInFs C.u-ty, this rorriRE, The ct.ats
valusd ~ 81. 800 10 Decucathol 20 tho ts,tEtgr's
wife. excepting 500, which he leaves u MD
brother J-.eLE,
The evening world., 1894-07-05
wsnser's New Commis.ioner..

MAYO. wsass:, 0: Jersey City. to-day APP
pointed as new Ward Lias Comm ssloIers to re-
district tao city cuo Grouse. James F. Fielder.
Hen.y II. Holmes, CAagleB II. Lord and John
IL Hesstell. al are Republicans with be ss-
eepiloa .. Grouse cad F'isldsT, who are Demo
cgsIs. The salsTy Is $500 per GnnUn. Mayer
Wanss- slso announced that en- Aug | Simeon II.
Smith will enter upon lis duties as City Collse-
20. 10 succeed 2. -. C'Neil!. The salary 10
s. 90 per ys-.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Child Dies from a scnlding.

Noses Firs,snherg. the nve-ysar Old son OF MAJ
Fi.s,elssrE. 0. l72 Rivington street.. died lass
night sn.s two days OF terrible agony The boy
wag playing about stove IN the kitchen ON
Tuesday when ne pured a kettle OF boiling wster
on the stoys hnd was frlsRtiuliy seal lee
70 tear the child's clothing away.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Held for Firing His store.

Al an early hstr tA!s no-aIHs ere LreEa out
IA JAmeg Meeasas grocery Store. at US Ce-'7s'
avenue. Jersey ci.". Tie hEsmeH on breaking t.
The DO. found three sEyrels gratec Wits
ke-.se.e eli on ire LceLan. WAJ Was Zee.
ieay ne t.. sic5o 4 lev ui.G;es Lefors Il: ire
S.O.e JGt. wRS arrested o. 4 chaTGe 81 GFLoa' aae
.usIcs Douglass .eil liE. to- trial,
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seventy-cight New Letrer-Curriey-.

9ollmas,S- Days." LL. GGGs! ssrsi..y-..Sa- Few
I,,tSr-csrrlsrs 70 tas iore,. TITS 10 the FIRST
practical result 0! tEs appropriation q :UI.so1
st IAas tss tAs New 4egk sass ~ .ha Feat
tnAG,sr-0snsrk
The evening world., 1894-07-05
roune Feeney aeid in $1,000 Hail.

Thomas gsSlsy, the yoarE lTish.aan WHO wa
aT-u.At t4sS .ccI England g. tie steamship
Majestic ~ rtsEs tstG. ca cSarSs OF gohl.ag
Abraham St.sJa, .! 400 was held tAlS Horn
ilg :. Justice walsh In the AdEniss Street
Court Droo..lyg, for sS. animation ga JGly H. "A
Eseaey wa unable 70 furnish is,e99 ssil ks v.s
Asat 70 Raymond s.Fsst jail
The evening world., 1894-07-05

JaaJl,s LGG,;.', q tie SJ.gyas Court, Eoool.
Ign. ibis aa.tag allowed a,o. sgs.s .. usvl!u.
OF RroSkyn, g. week IGE.oay add SIS eogLssl
fees 20 prosecute 8 suit i,g separation from her
hvsesnd, S.shois4 J. psVIa.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
To Lose His Foot over n Row.

Daring l.iGasa, bssvl ia tae saloon At Is
P&ssals avea-s. Jersey City. John Curry. sEsd
a!ty-sI. years, I@s saot In tAs foot by David
Brown. Carry was removed 20 tee hospital ana
aha foot will have 10 b. Gmputated. Brown was
S.restsd 81. lsLse5 u.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Trolley Car Caused . Runaway.

a. SIS o'clock this morning hlkwan RoSsrs
II. Taylor backed a team Of horses and q truck
up 10 the curb In front Of 20? Fifth sveuue
Brooklyn. The pole o. the truck protrudsd aerocs
the up track Of the Fifth avenue car line. Trot.
ley car No $40 along at high rate %
speed Before the motornan could shut on the
current the chr crushed into the pole Of the
milk wagon. The horses took fright and ran
along Fifth avenue to Baltic street. where one
81 them fell and broke leg. The horse vas
valued at $50 lie WAS sEot-
The evening world., 1894-07-05

when Baby Vas siel:, We gave Ter cssto'is,
When che was a Child, abe cried fo- CassoT.s,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris'
When she had Children, she gsrsth rcsE.er!s
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-12-06
KANSAS RAILROADING.

Work on the Missouri, Kansas & Tex
as branch from Parsons to the coal field
of Cherokee county will be begun in a
few days, and it is said the sixteen miles
will be completed and in operation in-'
side of 100 days.
The employees Of the Santa Fe sys-
tenn have been paid for the month of
October. The pay days are coming at
the regular time now and the men have
all been paid. The shop employees in
Topeka were paid on their regular old
time pay day.
A syllabus OF the Kansas supreme
court: The Wichita & Western Rail-
road company ct al. vs.. W. f. Thayer
ct al. Error from Kingman county.
Johnston, j. Condemnation proceedings
for a right of way for railroad which
are regular and legal, and in which the
award made is deposited as the statute
requires, vest complete easement in
the railroad company as against the
owner and any mortgages who may
have liens upon the land from which
the right of way is appropriated. Rid.
Co. VS.. Sheldon, SO Kas. All the JUS
tees concurrlug.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-12-06
American Apples in Europe.

While the prices of American APP
pies in England are about soc lower
per barrel than they were a few
weeks ago, a brisk demand continues,
Notwithstanding the large uantities
now going forward. Whereas prices
in New York ranged last week from
81. so TO SO ba rel, the same yarie-
ties and grades brought So. "a to 49,. 2S
in the foreign markets. In the cor
respond ny week last year red apples
brought from $3. IS to ST. so abroad.
New York alone shipped 20,574 bar
rels OF apples last week, against only
IT'S barrels year ago. 1t is said
that many growers forward their ap-
pies to Europe in preference to sell
ing in the home markets because Of
the prompt settlement of accounts,
payment being received by the farm
er within fifteen days after the fruit
leaves New York
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-12-06
Fnttenlng swInr al small cost.

Haphazard methods must not pre-
vail If we would fatten swine quickly
and economically. We should feed
all the fat-producing food that can
be properly digested and assmilated,
but there is great danger Of excess in
this direction. Too much will cause
the hogs to become cloyed, Thea will
lose their appetites, the digestive
organs will be overworKed, and a
general inaction of the animals funC-
tions will ensue, resulting in a loss
of weight instead Of gain, and thus
defeating the feeders purpose. OF
course corn is the usual fattening
grain, but it is so highly car
bonaceous that when fed eX-
clusiveIy the difficulties men
toned above are almost sure to
appear. Hogs will eat and profltably
digest more corn if one-fOurth of,the
grain ration is composed of wheat
bran. Roots must not be forgotten;
turnips,, beets, potatoes or carrots,
when smashed or sliced, afford most
desirable supplement- to diet Of
corn. They are cooling and laxative,
and materially aid and promote d.
gestion. have no doubt that swine
will fatten much more rapidly
and at less cost when alloweda little
bran and few roots daily than when
confined to a diet of corn, The sea-
son best adapted to the fattening Of
animals is the moderately cool
weather of autumn, avoiding the
waste necessary to severe weather
caused by the increased quantity Of
TODD which isrequired to maintain the
animal heat. M. S. Perkins, in
Farmer.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-12-06

The state fish commissioner has been
planting carp and bass fry in the
streams Of southwestern Kansas re-.
Gently.
The southwestern Kansas Teachers
association will meet in Wichita, Nov
ember 30 and 80. Interesting sessions
and large attendance are expected
The Kansas national guard has 1919
officers The three regmental bands
comprise seventy men all told. The
actual number Of men available as pri.
yateS is 1,411.
Charles Knabb, president OF the First
National bank OF Hiawatha, had his
hand caught in feed cutter at his farm
near town and so badly mangled that it
had to DO amputated.
Henry King OF Emporia, OF the firm
of Armour & King, while suffering with
rheumatism, took by accident an over
dose of laudanum, from the effects Of
which he died. Mr.. King was ono Of
Empora'S Oldest merchants.
Fire broke out in the Patterson house
at Harper A furious gale was blowing
at the time, and there we're thirty seven
guests in the house. Two dining room
girls were nearly suffocated with smoke
when they discovered the fire. Maud
Schermerhorn and Matte Harper were
the girls. The latter fell exhausted in
her room, but Miss Schermerhorn, who
is only sixteen years old, broke "a win
dow, threw Miss Harper out, and fol-
lowed her, decorating her flesh. Miss
Schermerhorn then gave the alarm, and
over dozen guests we're taken from
the building more dead than alive.
Twenty other houses caught fire, but
the citizens and fire department sue
ceeded in putting all out except the ho-
tel and out-buildings. The loss is
$4,000.
Kansas City, Mo-, Journal: The in
stitution for the education of the blind,
of Kansas City, Kas., is to have large
pipe organ. The state board Of chart
ties at its recent meeting decided that it
was necessity and 80 instructed Mr..
Todd. A much needed improvement
was ordered in replacing some stone
work and repainting the stone work of
the main buildings. The board issued
instructions to have the same repaired.
The walls OF the building have long
needed repairing and the action of the
board is regarded as a move in the right
direction. In securing pipe organ for
the institute the pupils will be enabled
to learn something in this class Of mu-
sic The school is in fourishing con-
dition and is one OF the institutions Of
the state which is deserving OF assist
ance.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-12-06

THERE is a general impression that
the humidity Of the air is greater In
the woods than in the open fields.
This is contradicted, however, by the
result Of observations recently made
in Germany, 1t was found there
that the humidity, both relative and
absolute, was slightly greater in the
open than in the woods, and this was
true equally in the morning and In
the afternoon. AS to the tempera-
ture of the air among the trees, 1t
was trlhe higher than in the open
in the morning, and in a more
marked degree in the afternoon.