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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25

The Board Of Education Of District NO. J. WINE
plains. has decided 10 ask the people to ra"Iy
an Increase in the salaries OF all the teachers ana
the euplovrent OF an additional teacher IN gym
nastics besides several other teachers IN school
work The attendance at the school mas p''h on
the Increase the last few years. and "a the pres
ent quarters are not adequate TO the wants o' "'
district the board will engage the han owned 'y
the Memorial VI. J.. church Society. In Eailr"''-
eve and transform the interior into three CLASS
rooms for Junior classes. In all there VIII d" gov
enfcen teachers in the employ Of the dls'fl'''
whereas five years ago there were only seven
The IIoosicr Kicking club. 10 IN" n"ino''
OF eighty. will 20 TO Rye Roach TOMORROW 10 en-
iov the clubs annual cl1mbakc lh' lh' i,i''i'
viii be accompanied by tn" White Rains li -
Rand The club T. merely social IN chaI"' ~ ne
uniform on the outing Will consist on u "Hii' p''h
haf n linen duster and a japanese iA4AS'l. -, q,
'rh., White Plains FIFE and Drum corps VIII 10
tho punef Of tho Mamaroucck Drum corp To-Day.
The Board 81 Trustees has boon caIlcl ~
moot on Frida, evening by President cromwell
charles Horton. sr.. vice pr"s d'nt oi me
Central Bank OF Wcstchcsfer County. j. seriously
contemplating the extension Of Mariin"-a'e.
through his property. The avenue would thfn
have an UNINTERRUPTED passag" INTO 1870 l"hy u
the village authorities acquired a snali ''t'ls'
fronting ~ Broadway immsilht'lN horth H' ih"
Ni,cbn1 homestead Tho Gas aui Electric
COMPANY f. having mains cXtcntcl through DAVIS
Centrni and Cambridge ayes. and Wiilam-st.
County clerk Digncy. TIE owner Of The Eael" liN-
ery stables building IN Kailroti-avc. is consider
ing the removal OF that structure 10 lot adjacent
IN William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
KEARNY.

The police OF Kearny are looking for young
Hebrew whose name is withheld, on a charge or az
ducting Matte Head. the nineteen-year-oh dauSn-
Ter Of ex-Overseer OF the Poor George Head OF
Kearnv. Matte It is alleged. visited Newark on
July ~ and While there met the young man. nc
Induced her 10 take ride and they stopped AZ d
roadhouse kept by John HILL in Waveriy' Ma''e
did not return 20 her home that night. ana heT
father and mother who were almost frantic began
a search FOR her. For few days they were u'iaps
to find any trace OF her and general police a.arh
was sent ont. ,-.- =,
Mr. Head finally learned that his daughter was AT
HE'S roadhouse and driving there saw her slttIils
In the parlor with the Hebrew. When she saw MN mn.
approaching she screamed and ran to another paI l
OF the house followed by the young man Inc ra.e
father attempted to follow her. but was. IL Is a.
Legged. prevented by IIill and his barender herce
fight followed which resulted In Mt HEAD pens
forced into a ROOM whore he was locked up loI II
half hour Matte. In ;he mean time. nad peen put
into Il carriage and with her escort. drove raPlu.y
away When she hal placed safe distance De
tween her and her father the latter was re.e1Stu
(IN and his crowd swore that the girl had not peen
in the house but the father had seen her hiinSrtl
The search for Matte continued IN other pdCes
but IN vain until she returned home hrrsS.l vs.,
day and begged for forgiveness Head swrirs ,, ne
viii hc revenged on The Hebrew and VIII make MA
answer In the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
YONKERS.


Tho yorLors hovs who are 10 camp for two weeks
n "Comn Auison' on Petr.e Island. Lake Mahopac'
will meet this evening at the rooms OF the by
Rranch Of tho Young Meas Christian Association
for final instructions as TO trains etc. y party oil
between thirty and forty boys viii start Mohuas
under the care Of the Rev Charles u. Allison. Lac
tents tables and cooking utensils were shipied VS.
tcrdav and to-day Robert Dick and number OF 'hs
elder lads viii 20 to the island and set Things III
readiness for tn. campers. George H. '.,Ii''.
and NJ NJ Kloustermeyer. Of the C.eNclaNH " NJ
Club who left that city on july TOT Ne"-Av.r
city arrived in Yonkers ye.terdag Hgtnr snort
Sion they started for Newly ork. At 'IN H.e' i,'
OF the Board of Police Commlss onerS iV-i,,ess'
Granger Will be tried charges OF coiuuCt ui',
coming an officer. The SEM -aiull "a ,,,s, is
of The Yonkers and Peoples savings banks. JUS ~
sued show a decided increase IN resources, u,Pg(o
is and SURPLUS Compared with tHe stat n,Ht ~
sued six months a6o, the lonheiS rtN,rc "a =
shows an increase OF Si5!0i Il III i''ouItVH ,,
Sl5Sl 90 in resources, sli M 10 In dep9SnS, az. w.
$500 a in surplus. AT sp.c'"1 ,brch held on
Monday evening" arrangements W2r" maze lor uoii-
ing a debate Monday. August -, WIZ .n's ,IT
Society on the que,on oi re- f H. selection
az deb1iers William Price. Edward fahi anu
John Phillips appointed continue" ,s ~ S'r
range programme Of recia''SniT n am made by the
the occasion. Efforts are Helts '' ia n ~
friends Of x-Jusco Of the Peace I'm - nv
who was arrested on saturday mSht IIr u .i =,
conduct at the shoestOra OF Wallace 49,
Induce MIR Wallace not to prosecute him Ahotn.l
postponement Of the trial was grantrI ,,.,
hy city Judge Donoghue; - Jonn nu'tt, u r."
attnn1ntnd 10 board passing freight train al 1obos
Ferry at o'clock Yesterday afternoon ~" l'' III III
der the wheels and had his right 1901 'rHs"' i,rs
was removed to Yonk"rs and taken 10 ~ JOB"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Grand Jury ended It's work with the cases
OF prisoners n the county jail yesterday In lime 20
take trip TO the ST. Johnand County Farm, and /
presentment the subject IS expected to-day.
BY the will OF the Rev. p j. O'Carroll. former as
sistant pastor OF 81. Anthony's Roman Catholic
Church the sum Of 500 is lef, TO Bishop Mcdonnell
for masses.
The Rev. DR.. Harlan G. Mendenhall has decided
20 resign from the Greene Avenue Presbyterian
Church next month. and the resignation will be read
on August 3. lie has been advised by HIS physician
TO leave the climate OF Brooklyn and 20 rest FOR
three four months. An offer OF a college pres-
= hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
WHY DID he STAB GODELLA

Culseppe Cavasio. an italian. living In Baxter
CT was held I'm default OF 5000 bail In the Tombs
Police Court yesterday morning on charge OF
fclonious assault. Dola Godclla a liquor seller OF
No l6l Worth-st.. standing In front or ms
s,ore about . O'Clock yesterday morning. talking
10 t,xo friends when CaNasio. he says, came along
with an open pockeiknlfe IN his hand. and plunged
4, trto bls abdomau caVnslO then ran through
HoNtar- - TO Ieonarl-st.. where he was captured
hy Policeman Wclch OF the Elizab"th-st station.
Goicla was taken to the chambers street HOS
!itaL ~ ,,,,.,,.1 ~ :,
GoIella was president OF secret society, anu
tha. his life had been conspired against the
knife pentrated the abdomen to inc depth OF one
AMI a half inches and II * feared that the wound
- fat,l A message sent at noon from ChHin-
bers street Hospital to the Cor"n"rs once. anu
coroner Iobbs went 10 the hospital 70 take the
urounde1 mans ante mortem statement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
EVERETT-Thomas W. Howard United States
yIce-Consul at Monteyideo FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-
CONGRESSMAN Henry G. Burleigh. Of Whitehall, y.
y and Mayor Jacob Amos and Francis Hendricks
Of Syracuse. GILSEY-Commodore Lester a.
Beardsee United States Navy. GRAND UNION
Ex-Congressman John Raines. OF Canandaigua. ~
Y HOLLAND-General Selden f. Marvin OF Al
bsny and ex-Congressman Nathan Frank. OF st.
Louis MURRAY HILI-Senator Charles T. Sax
ton OF Clyde n. Y. PARK AVENUE-Ex-Con-
gresham John a. Quackenbush, Of saltwater ~
Y. Attorney General Simon W.
Rosendae. of Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican State Committee. Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Police investigation. Police Headquarters. 10 a. m.
Park and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings.
New-York- Baltimore baseball game. Polo Grounds
p m.
Salvation Army meeting Prohibition Park. Staten
Island.
Schnorer Club garden concert One-nundred-and-
sixty thlrd-s and Third-ave., p. m.
Meeting of Harlem River Bank depositors. No.
2CC9 Third-ave.. p.
Brighton Beach races, 230 p. m.
Reception TO Controller Roberts, Lincoln Club,
Brooklyn $50 p
Music In Abingdon Square and Tompklns Square
parks, D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
HE SAVED HIS TRUNK FROM TIE FLAMES
But HE COT wEDGEr ~ A TENEMENT HALLWAY
WITH 200 OTHER PEOPLE AND THERE
WAS GREAT EXCITEMENT.


WITH 200 OTHER PEOPLE AND THERE
WAS GREAT EXCITEMENT
Nearly 200 tenants occupying apartments IN the
six-storv tenement house known the Washing
ton AT No - AttOrncy-st.. were driven INTO the
street lv a lire in the basement OF the building.
which filled their rooms with smoke. at . o'clock
Yesterday morning Tho fire started in the grocery
store Of Solomon Selgman. on the Edridge-si side'
Policeman Kelly Of the Delancey-st station, was
Passing the grocery just before a. m. when ne
noticed a bright glare In the basement. lie saw
flames shooting along the shelves back or the
counter in the store. and the fire had gained a
good hcaIway when Kelly IT, The policeman
sent in an alarm. and blew HIS whistle for help.
Policemen Reilly and Moran responded. ana the
two men rushed up through the house. rousing the
tenants Tho many families came rushing down
the sfalrways In their night clothes. Men women
arl children made dash for the open air, regard
less OF Appearances. and no time was lost one
man more fhOuchtfu % his property than inc
Others. started down the stairs with "A big trunk
on his shoulder lie ran fairy INTO ioIi'"mdh
Norans arms and nearly s"nt tho offcer heels over
head down the stairs Moran regained ms roofing
and smoke in sever" Anglo Saxon 10 the trunk
,gfrier who stuck 10 his trunk, however, ana con-
tluucl on his way downstairs. on the second moor
he rnl.Llci in q crowd Of the tenants. VINO Were
f.ri on rcttlng out They closed In around the
man WIN the trunk. who thus became ""iged
In tho passage and with bowling mob or people
behind him. b" remained Tor s"NriaI seco"hS ""'"ic
to move ahead. . 4.
Uc lil not give up the trunk though, not he.
it fh. rrcseur. behind him finally dislodgei him.
AMI the man tho trunk and All tn" other tenants
Tho nremen soon pat out the FIRE. Inc damage
W lsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25

gnia and Maryland The syndicate pays the Domin-
lon Government royalty Of l2l1 cents ton ana its
mining tenure under the charter Is ninety-ninue
years Millions OF dollars would be poured INTO me
Golfers OF this foreign corporation, when lncIuups
Mr. Cleveands old friends. II the American nine
owner ard laborer stricken down at the behest
OF the President to Congress.
Democratic princple?' said one disgusted panKer
yesterday. What is II? The President wants 10
present millions a big coal and a big iron trust
and the Senate wants to give millions 10 me sugar
monopoly And the dsgraceful fight over these par
gains keeps up a tariff agitation that is stihing
enterprise and crushing business with stagnation
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
MONEY FOR A BETTER WATER SUPPLY

Mayor Scheren signed the resolutions OF the
Aldermen appropr!ating $4,000 for additional water
supply yesterday city Works Commissioner White
a once advertised for proposals FOR supplying ..
10000 gallons a day by pumping stations bet ween
Rockville Centre and Massapequa on the line Of the
conduit The bids will be opened on August TO- II
is expected by the Commissioner that the vorks
can be completed IN four months. and that some Of
the additional supply will be available IN Sixty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
RAILWAY.

4 man who gave the name OF James Dunlap. OF
Syracuse. y. y. was arrested last Monday evening
for threatening to blow up the houses Of several
citizens with dynamite I'm the vicinity OF Hardwood
and Jacques ayes. Railway Dunlap who was in
toxicated carried several cans and had the appear
ance Of tramp. and demanded Vctuals and Goth
ing. Before Police Justice Frazee. yesterday morn
Ing h said h" was a so1i p"!ier, and his home
In Syracuse lie was sent 10 the county Jail
Elizabeth In default OF S2nD bail each OF three
charges preferred By the officer for the action OF the
Granl Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
SHIPPING NEU'S.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK-T TUESDAY. JULY o, 1904
ARRIVED.
Steamer Gl"ncan 0ir Murray, Yokohama May .. Kobe
:. Shanghai Is Hong Kong - singapore June a. Port
Said - Gibraltar July TO- with % order; vessel 10
master. Arrived at the Bar at e:3O p
Steamer Chateau LATTE tFr Chabot bordeaux July II
with mdse and passengers 10 Funch. Edge Arrived
at the Bar at IL AS m OF Odd
Steamer Neustra (Fr BRAND Marseles July l. Naples
and Gibraltar 10. with mdse and passengers to ~
Elwell & Co. Arrived at the Bar $50 Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
FOR TIE WESTCHESTER COUNTY HORSE SHOW

The Westchester County Horse Show Association
will have It's fourth annual horse show White
Plains Westminster County. on September %. &c, o.
% and % Entries will close September H.
There will be nfty classes. with first and second
prizes in each class, and special prizes. we'll
The classes include trotters. hackneys, ponies In
harness saddle horses. harness horses. hunters and
Jumpers ponies under saddle and In harness.
dem roadsters. road team -four n-hand) park team
Your-in-hand depot rig" polo ponies and farm
teams. ~
The entries should be sent TO William II. Catlln
the treasurer, at No 10 Wast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
MARSHALL r. WILDER AT ASBURY PARK.

Marshall p. Wilder and number OF theatrical
folk will give a performance in the Coleman House
Amusement Hail. at Asbury Park. tomorrow even
ing Mr. Wilder Is spending his summer holiday AZ
this popular seaside resort and It is at the request
OF many OF his friends that he has decided 20 give
this entertainment. At present Mr. Wilder is deeply
Interested in local baseball. and only few days ago
was pitcher for the Coleman House nine. II
most enjoyable game. and Wilder's side carried off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25

steamer! dr shonln G1;sow July p ~
Hrr1cd At At t T' par r It i ITO m
S,ram"T Tans I Jns a. s s Bar ' at noon WI"
steamer Maskeynr d!els, Russell RIO JaneT9 ivy l.
steamer Ccarense oI}r Mckenzie. Ceara. July and
Para II. with mdsc to Shipon Green Arrived at the
With sugar TO TcTkns 6 welsh vessel waydcl g Co.
f tn Mone. @aR % ST 2 az h SIs a at psyT VII"
d'lpba July % in balas, to E PUG Co Arrived at
steamer RIO Gtande Bars'ow Fern0niina July - and
nun-wick p. with mdsc and passengers 10 c II Mallory
steamer ci,y q St Augustine Gasqn Jacksonville July
90 with lumber To the Yellow Pine Lumber Co: vessel TO
Steamer Argonau, G'r. McGHivray. Black River July
rns.,nssrs to james L Kerr 4 Arrived the Bar
miss and passengers to Aim 0'''' Jug WIN
steamer Nueces risk. galveston July Is and Key West
steamer Andes CBD, Long. Gonaiyes June % s. Marc
Ior, Iirnon H. Port Royal Is. Long Cay is WITH mise
and passengers to PIN. Forwood KellocN Arrived at
s;sa%sT r@a;.s @ oTea Saga I%ly Is win spsa;
steamer Jsncslown Hurhcrs Newport News and Nor
Wilmington. c, with mdse and passengers to W p
with mG and Of Ass 10 ws snyan"aH July ~
steamer s ssheSTs G, H"Gkar'h rhadrh ia, Jsy
AT $50 m.
CLEARED
Steamer General whitney Belrse. Bos;on-H F pimock
steamer Christian johnson (No). Deustad, Gibsra-H
steamer Cherokee Bcarse Charleston and Jacksonville
steamer california GER. Dcmpwolf. stet,n. Copen-
Steamer civ Of Columbia. Jenny. West Polnt-Old
steamer Por,la (Br) Ash. Halifax s, Bowring
steamer Clurnum C50. Mace. Musquash. B-simpson.
steamer Naccochccc Smith. sayannnh-R l., Walker
Steamer Philadelphia. Chambers la Gusyra Porto
Cah"llo and curacao -Boulton. Bliss K Dalett.
steamer Guyandouc. Walker Norfolk and Newport
News old Dominion IS c.
steamer Kitty tNon Olsen Gbara-H Dumois q Co.
SAILED
Steamers Guyandotto. for Norfolk and Newp9r, News;
California Ger. Siettin. Copenhagen. etc, Cherokee
Charleston and Jncksonyiils ilayel ler: bremen via
(BD. Liverpool. Bonita (Span). Liverpool.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Ebe Ger. Won ,iossci. from New-York via
steamer Catana (Ger) Ma,zen sailed from Rio Janeiro
for New-York July 10
Steamer Tniziatva Ota Torrene. sailed Palermo
for Ncw-York July 20.
steamer Alesia GD. vaat. sailed from Naples FOR
steamer Manhanse,, DD. Duck sailed from Swansea
for New-York July 81.
Steamer Lackawanna Gr) Robinson. sailed Dover
steamer Amaln CGen. Kraeft from New-York July 8
arrived Hamburg July -.
Steamer Francisco nr, Jenkins. from New-York July
O. arrived a Hull July 20.
steamer Ms'ssso,, on Murray from NewYork July
Steamer Russia Ger. Schmidt 0rom Hamburs). New
York. sailed from Hayre July ~
Steamer Capulet CBr. = sailed from Palermo for
NewYork July %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
DOWv GO THE R1TES TO EUROPE.

The Hamburg American Packet Company yester-
day reduced its eastward rate its express steam
ers from SIS $40 and from $2G TO SIS the smaller
steamers running only to Hamburg. The Scandla
line an allied line reduced It's TO Scandinavia
from SIS TO sl2 this being 50 and less than that
charged by the English lines to Chrisania. Gothen-
burg and Copenhagen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
A pure cream Ct tartar powder .~oA
C'l |, + / / N!
y PAxIue POWDER
pure and sure"

caught fro and an alarm was sent out from sta,
Ian No i25 AT the Erie station. The department
responded but its services Were not needs bncke
trt,'dn IN tho nolghborhood. The launch was only
signify damaged. The injured persons were taken
To their homes in Orange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 45i Sunset 2. rises II 90 Moons age y
HIGH WATER TODAY
N-sordv Hook OLA Gov. Island Or Hell Gate 2ls
y N-Sandy Hook l25a Gov. Island l:lD He'll Gate BIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,

HENRY A. DANIELS NJ D.
90 WEST sGTH-sT
Diseases OrennA
Impoency and Sterility. Hours to l. to Z
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for Children
teehing. soens the gums. reduces Inflammation
pain. cures wind collie and diarrhoea % a bottle
We do not like badness gray hair dandruff
thin locks Avoid erratc features OF the hair
by using Parkcr's Hair Balsan
Are you going to Europe?
Don't forget to take n supply OF Dr. Lyons Perfect
Tooth Powder--Ths Standard American DentfricA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
INCOMING STEAMERS.
THURSDAY. JULY 20.
FRIDAY, JULY II.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Vessel Line. Malls close. Vessel sails.
rcut0nir White star Liverpool 100 m IL 90 IN
T}-gcnland Red STIR Antwerp $40 M 1880 IN
philadelphia. Rod H. La Guayra. 10 30 m 700 m
& Cuba Havana. 100 p. IN BOO y IN
Flaxman. -. Brazil ports ,...... BOO m j. 81" IN
Io-tia Red Gross Newfoundland. 200 IN 1900
Crcrt. IIamb-Amcr. Naplea.
THURSDAY. JULY %
Fdam Meth Amer Rotterdam II 90 m J 80 M
Sc1ndii. Hnmb- Amer. Hamburg. Zoo
SATURDAY. July 2S
Aller LLOYD. Bremen. ............ $50 n 100
Iucania cunard Liverpool. ........ 10 10 a m 200
Alvcna Atlas Gonaves. ............. II 90 a 200
Clrcassla Anchor Glasgow ............l2OO m 200
Manitoba Ati-rrans London. ...... .......
f3DurRognc French. Havre 13O "A 10 30 n m
Mas lam. Meth Amer Rotterdam II 100 a IN 90 p
lumuri. y < cuba. IaN .lO3O IN 100
Orleans Cromwell. New Orleans. ....... 800
Neuces. MALLORY Galveston. 300 m
IL Nore. South Pac. New Oreans.... ........ 300
Thngvaa. Thngvaia. Christiansand. II 90 a .......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
Announcements

z. & w. "Kanata." +. & W.
new collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
THURSDAY. IVY %.
SATURDAY. July 2S.

Edam Neth-Amer Rotterdam. II 90 m 30 n
Sc1ndi. Hnmb-Amcr Hamburg ........ Zoo m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25

Gaskiil. Jacksonville July
.e Yellow Pine Lumber Co. vessel TO
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-01-17

~. -
FranklAn ltems.
special correspondence Of The Daily Leader.
Claus Sterling returned from Brook
ings Friday.
The Antelope township school house
fight is still at white heat.
Warren Towles OF Madison is visiting
with the family Of John Huntamer.
Prairie wolves are getting quite mum
erous in this vicinity.
The masquerade bal! given at Ran
dolph's place last Tuesday evening was
well attended.
The school in the Bagley district ID
progressing finely under the excellent
management of B. b. Bowel.
The surprise party at T. s. Barrett's
home Friday evening was q decided sue
cess. Those present report a good time
John Huntamer, Jr., was kicked by a
horse Saturday evening and sustained
injuries on one OF his wrists that ma,
lead to the loss OF his arm.
(. A. Prince, who has been laid up FOL
the past month with q sprained ankle
10 not fully recovered yet, although he il
able TO move about the farm with SONS
assistance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-01-17
IRON ACROSS THE TRACK.

Unsuccessful Attempt tn Wreck an Iowa
Central Train.
MONMOUTH, Ills, Jan. ia das
tardly attempt was made to wreck pas
senger train No. 8 on the Iowa Central
railroad q few miles east of here. Ar
iron rail was laid across the track about
two rods from q bridge Is feet high.
About 10 minutes before the train, which
contained an unusually large number OF
passengers, dashed by, the section
foreman found the rail and re
moved it in time to avert a terrible ca
~tastrophe. A dense fog hung in the sky
and the engineer could not have seen tn.
obstruction in time save the train. CITY
Marshal Holiday has arrested r. A.
Brooks, a student ut Monmouth college
who lives at Oelna, a the perpetrator o
the deed, and he is being held pendin,
an examination.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-01-17

Amoskeag and Lancaster Mills Make the
Lowest Price ora Record.
New York, Jan. 1.-THE Daily Dry
Goods Record says:
Agents have made the jobbing price
Of Amoskeag and Lancaster staple and
staple fancy ginghams 8 cents net. This
is the lowest price ever reached, not ex-
cepting the auction sale of Sept. IA,
1888, as then the average price was near
, cents for what could be had, whereas
now buyers can make their selections OF
styles and colors. Agents have reduced
the iobbing price OF American sheetings
to 8.3-4 cents net, also the lowest price
except in the spring Of 1891, for a short
time.