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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-15

The porter. il appears, WAS warned by
valet who was returning home and who
noticed the parcel on the windowledge.
La an interview published i'll The Matin
the valet is quoted as saying that when he
SAW the box Oh the windowledge he hur-
riediy entered the house and informed the
porter that there was AN extraordinary
parcel Oh the window. Tho porter hastened
out into the street, took the box and threw
it rs far as he could. The two men then
entered the house and closed the door. A
moment later there was tremendous
report, as loud as IA cannon. Neither 81
the men noticed fuse attached to the
bomb. The police express The opinion
that the explosion was directed against NJ.
Alhalin, the magistrate who conducted
the inquiries in the outragcs committed
by Ravachol and other anarchists, who
lives i'm the Rue Nerzelay, facing the scene
Of the explosion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12
THE HAND OF DEATH
Is Laid Upon Number of Prominent
Canton People-The Death
List

Mrs. Harriet Teegarten died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John F. CLARK,
on North Market street, Saturday night
Mrs. Teegarten was S4 years of age the
10th of last June. She was born in Penn
sylvania. Her last sickness was of short
duration, death coming at the end of a
few days of confinement to her bed.
Mrs. Teegarten was twice married and
nine children were born to her from the
first union. Six of these are still living
They are Mrs. Pond, of Malta, o; Mrs
Hattie Walton, of Montgomery, Ill, and
Mrs. John +. Clark, Montgomery Alex
ander, II. ID. Alexander and w. L Alex
ander, of this city. Mrs. Teegarten was
woman of most estimable traits of char
acter. She was Presbyterian in religion
and faithful member of the church.
The funeral will be held from the resi-
dence of John f. Clark, at 2 o'clock,
Tuesday afternoon. Interment in West
lawn cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12
UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN.
Rev. II. c. Ferguson Elected Pastor of
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Last Might.

The Calvary Presbyterian church held
a business meeting last night in the W.
G. L. q. rooms on East Eighth street.
The purpose of the meeting was the elec-
ton of pastor for the church. About
200 members were present Upon the
first ballot, Rev. II. Clay Ferguson was
chosen pastor, without a dissenting vote.
The church is now fully organized, and
its prospects for the future are certainly
bright Efforts will now be made by the
members to erect suitable church build
ing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12
BICYCLE NOTES.

For more than hundred years the
Shakers have been studying the remedial
properties Of plants. They have made
many discoveries, but their greatest
achievement was made last year. 1t is a
cordial that contains already digested food
and is digester of food. 1t is effective
in removing distress after eating, and Gre
ates an appetite for more food so that
eating becomes pleasure Pale, thin
pc 1ple become plump and healthy under
its use. 1t arrests the wasting of con-
sumption.
There never has been such step for
ward in the cure of indigestion as this
Shaker Cordial. Your druggist will be
glad to give you little book descriptive
ofthe product
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12
FRIGHTFUL
Was the Accident That Befell
George w. Althouse
Saturday Night.
COLLIDED WITH A MOTOR.

Mr.. AIthouse Was Riding a Bicycle
When he Struck the Car-Injuries
Sustained Which Resulted in Death
Few Hours Later.
George w. Althouse, of 90 Lincoln ave-
nue., died at Aultman hospital at 2 O'Clock
Sunday morning, from injuries received
Saturday afternoon by colliding with a
motor car.
About 5:15 O'Clock Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Althouse was riding up Dueber ave-
enue on his bicycle. At the corner of Tus-
carawas street he struck the vestibule of
t-bound car No. II, in charge of Motor
man Henry Stoffer and Conductor Harry
Matthews. Mr.. Althouse was thrown
upon the track in front of the car, and
was dragged under the car for quite dis
tance. He was picked up in an uncon-
sious condition. and removed to Aultman
hospital in Schilling's ambulance Drs
A. c. and Il. ID. Brant, s. Robinson,
James Fraunfelter and Calhoun were
quickly summoned.
Several fractures of the skull were dis
covered, one reaching from the cronw of
the head. 1t was necessary to remove u
piece of bone two inches long, and half
an inch wide. He was badly cut and
bruised, and the right arm and left ankle
were broken.
The injuries sustained were of such a
nature that slight hopes of recovery were
entertained, and at 2 o'clock Sunday
morning the victim died. Mr.. Althouse
was well and favorably known being en-
ployed as railway mail clerk for a num-
Der of years. At the time of the accident,
he was employed at the Imperial brick
works He leaves loving wife and host
of friends. to mourn his death.
The funeral of George w. Althouse will
be held from his late residence, 55 Lincoln
avenue, at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning,
September IL. Revs. Bauslin and Ed
monds will have charge of the services.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12
GROUND BROKEN
For Bicycle Japanning Shop at the
Dueber Works-A Large
Building,

Work was commenced this morning by
force of men with teams, excavating
for the new Dueber bicycle factory The
bicycle shop will be placed directly west
of the Dueber shop and will be of the
same general style of architecture The
new building will be 100 by 80 feet, and
will be made of pressed brick and stone.
This new.building is to be used for the
japanning or enameling of wheels and
will be fitted up in conformity to the best
and latest ideas extant on bicycle finish
ing. The wheels will be built in the Due
Der case shop and finished in the new fac
tory.
This new building is merely a starter,
and If the bicycle business develops as is
probable, 1t is very likely that other addi-
tional buildings may have to be put up in
coming years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12

You can't see the African Jumbo at
the Canton Fair this year. but many
other attractions will be there in its stead.
Don't forget the dates, Septeber 23 to
81, for the Stark County Fair.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12
REDUCED THE RECORD.
Canton Wheelmen Come Home From
Congress Lake in Hurry
Wheel Talk.

The beautiful weather yesterday called
out great showing of wheelmen for the
Congress lake run. The roads were in q
fairly good condition, and the record time
for the run home was lowered to forty
five minutes. Landlord Sliker had pre-
pared a fine dinner for the hungry cyolers
and very pleasant day was spent in the
amusements afforded by the resort. The
tip-top club of Akron was represented by
the following gentlemen Messrs. Charles
Liant X. W. Walkup, F. c. Kittinger, W.
G. Kurns, G. A. Kittinger Louis Geer,
william Kurtz, Erwin Kintz and william
Laynard
The Canton league cyclers turned out
the following delegation: Messrs. Walter
Grant, +. W. Yennie Earl Coffman, How
ard Geltz Il Wolinsky, II. S. Packer, Leo
Dannemiller, Albert Dannemiller, and A.
f. Dannemiller, Captain A. L. Lathrop.
The Canton bicycle club was also ably
represented in Messrs. william Saxton,
Frank Jay, AL Mayforth, Charles Archi-
nal, Burt Rilch, John Danner, Earnest
Bachart and Captain Thomas A. Lathrop
and guest, George Abbott, of Sewickley,
Pa.
BICYCLE NOTES
Inc Ilp-top club extended very cor
dial invitation to both Canton clubs to
be present some suitable evening this
week at a fish fry given by their club.
The new league cyclers have secured
club rooms in the Wernet block now oc-
cupied by the clerk of the court. The
rooms will be vacated the latter part of
the month and will be Immediately fitted
up for occupancy.
Tom Bolton and son, Homer Shoot
Harry Mehring, started for Newton Falls
Sunday morning They got beyond ALI
ance and roads were so bad they turned
back. Tom Bolton broke the front axle
of his wheel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12
TO SELECT JUDICIAL DELEGATES

John f. Weiss, chairman of the demo-
cratic central committee, has appointed
James J. Rice, William Il. Shutz and
Conrad Schwertzer as committe of three
TO select delegates to attend the conven-
tion to nominate candidate for circuit
judge for the fifth judicial district. This
action is according to the resolution
passed by the Stark county democratic
central committee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12

Esther, the wife of William Pinder, Of
No 20 Gilmore avenue, died Saturday
night at the Aultman hospital. She has
been at the hospital for several weeks suf
ering with heart disease and pneumonia.
Deceased was 66 years Of age. The funeral
took place at O'Clock today with inter.
ment at Westlawn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12
THE JUDICIAL CONVENTION

SPECIAL TO THE NEWS. DEMOCRAT.
Coshocton, o, September 10.-The COM
mitteemen from fifteen counties compris-
ing the fifth judicial district met here to-
day and decided to hold the judicial con-
vention at Mt Vernon ON Wednesday,
September 20.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12

$4,000 in premiums at the Stark Coun
ty Fair, September 23 to "a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12

THO EXCHA ANGE-A frst-class stock and grain
Il farm of 800 acres, clear Of incumbrance, for
land in Stark or Wayne counties, Ohio; also clear
of incumbrance. For particulars address
GEO. HINISH,
Edgeley, La Moure Co..
Slot North Dakota
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12

At the following drug stores, marvel.
GUS cure for all kidney complaints, ner-
vous exhaustion and female weakness. 1t
is the Clinic Kidney Cure
G. W. Koons, Fisher & Young, G. N.
Nye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12

The lightest, incest and richest biscuit
we ever ate were made from ]. Monroe
Taylor Cream Yeast Baking Powder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-12
FOUND.

Fine vegetable display at the Stark
County Fair September 23 to 81
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02
WORRIED ovan oLD Aog.
Eiias y Hale Kliis himself IL M
Onies 81 bsaivrs

Eiias y Hale Kiiis Himself IL Ris
onies a. bsE.sr
DKxrEh, Me-. April i.--E.ias !.
Hale. one OF the wsalthieat aud most
influential citizens OF Dover, shot him
SELF In the head with q revolver here
Friday and died soon Af.erward.
Worry about his old age drove him TO
suicide. Ths deed was evidently care
fully planned, Tor when no went TO HE
Office after she noon meal no fixed bic
accounts and then sent his oiilco boy TO
an undertaken saying that he had some
business 70 transact with him. when
tho boy returned with she undertaken
Mr. Hale was found lying on the aoor
in pool Of blood.
Mr. Hale was 70 years old and was
prominent IN politics and financial A.
fairs. For 80 years no bad held the Of
Zee Of Judge Of probnts.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02
SUICIDE on 4 WOMAN.
Marie Handel Ends Her Life
at New York.
BEE TAKES DEADLY PARIS GREEN.

n Il believed rhat shs Kfilsa msrseif
20 Euiali . Compact stads wfth .
Rriend who psiasa Last sannafy.
She waa Rnsassd ts marry .1sr
Friends brother.
NEW YoRK, April i.--Afarls Han.
dsi, . nohsmiAn olesfmaksF, committed
suicide at her home here By taking paris
green. Itis thonaht ihst The girl killed
herself to iulnli her compact which she
had mado with Barbara svsc, who lived
NEXT door 10 her.
Barbara sveo committed suicide on
Jan. ~ last. Ever since her dsath Msris
Handel has BEEN more or less dsspond-
sni. ehe was engaged 10 Be married to
Joseph svee. brother Of the dead girl.
and the dass for the wedding had been
set for the coming Easter. Last week
her lover sent her money TO buy her
trousssau. She rsfussd 10 take u and
snidl
What is the use Of getting married
YETI We will postpone II for q while"
Marie Handel went last Eight to the
cigarette factory where she worked and
ftcsived the money which she had COM
Ing 70 her and also the money due 70
others Of her friends. She went to the
house Of one Of those frisnds and gave
her the money. Marie Handel at that
time seemed 70 b IN good Spirits, but
soon after that she became sick and her
mother snquired what was the matter.
She eyadcd The question and soon be-
came 20 III that her mother called In a
payslciau who found tho girl had talken
paris green.
She said she wss tired d life. Fur.
ther than that shy would not talk. An
ambulancs was called from the psesby-
tesian hospital, where she was taken
aud died.
Frank Handsl. brother Of the dead
girl. knew OF tho intimacy vhieh had
ezisted bbswesn the two suicides and
said he believed his sister had killed
herself because Of \ compact she had
,7ade with the Syec girl.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02
HOLDUP IN THR WEST.
Robbers Stop the Oregon Elk
press In California.
BHERIFr AND ONE THIEF DEAD.

The nandiis raillnr 20 Gee Any oash
FFetn shs kxprsssear. rurn rhslr As-
tsntion - she Rnsssngass-rhs shariR
0psns Eire, which is msturned. ne.
saiiina as Above
SAcRAMEsTo, April I. The north
bound Oregon express which lsfi here
al II Friday night was held up near
Wheatland about % miles noFih Of hers
At Saturday morning By two masked
men.
Particulars Of tho robbery are moarcr
but u ls known that Sheriff Bogart OF
1shama county was killed and one Of
The robbers.
The robbers stopped tbs train IN the
uauai way BY bringing pistols down on
the engineer and ordering the train
stopped. They then proceeded back ID
lhs exprssscar TO secure the Doodle. but
failed to get anything and proceeded 70
rob the passengers.
Sheriff Bogart was q passenger on the
train and whom the robber entered the
smoker tho sheriff opened Ore upon
them and a fierce fnsillado Of bulleta
followed.
Az soon as the nght ceased II was
found that the sheriff and one robbsr
were dead. but the other robber escaped.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

Fonr RKcovEnf. o., April ILLS
mind upset BY continued unsuccessful
hnenriai ventures. Henry Thorne, own
o. Of stockfnrm on the stats line, shot
and killed bIs wife and then hanged
himself In BE barn. His IA year.old
ton, who VI Heased the assault on his
mother, was prevented from giving an
alarm until the unhappy father had
kpksn hIs own life. Thorns, several
days ago, Threatened TO kill his wife.
but the woman took no notice to his
musssrings, nos believing him capable
OF auch a deed.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

CINCINNATI. April REV. DR.. Pslton
and others representing the reform
league appeared At the ball park yestsr-
day and insiated on ths indianapolis
players being arrested a. soon as they
appeared ia uniform on the grounds,
but the police refused to make arrests
until after game Of nine innings was
played. Then they were 81 arrested.
Tnls will bo the way Al all Sunday
gamea here during the sonson. There
were 6099 paid admissions.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

Members ~ the Nlcsraeua Canal osfn1
pang Return yiem seeing orovsr.
FEw Yonr. April i.-warner Mni
ier. Smith N. weed. Hiram Hitchcock
and John r. Bartlett. the committees
which went q washlngson to offer this
services d ihs Nicaragua Canal com.
pany 70 the commission authorised By
congress- 20 make a survey Of tas new
canal have returned. Congress appro'
priatsd 1000 With which 70 ssnd
sh'ee engineers 70 Nlcaraeua Tor che
work Tho committee had On interview
with the president. who anid he would
soon appoint the commission,
"Our interview" said Mr.. Bartlett
"waa highly satisfactory aud sucoossful
II had nothing 70 do with the appoint
meni Of the commission. but was aolslp
for the purpose Of oaeribv every faoii-
ity at our command for the sxpsdItlrr
cf The survey. The route is now alrncss
impassAblo and Il would b. lmposaibio
for the engineers 70 make their survsy
did We, the canal company, not prvpara
for them Ia advance.
"ws shall even 20 to much expense
In csdsF that she governments olilcers
may push the work rapidly. An expe-
diiion will b. organised AZ onep to 20
ahead and make ready for the engineers.
Boats must BE- provided. camps Inust b.
established nt every three or four miles,
for that IL all the progress that oouid
bc made In a day. AMI provisions must
b transported TO those camps on the
backs OF the natives. Then things will
be ready for the engineers 70 star, out.
we suggested no names for the places!
We want fair and capable nisi eblok
we are aura we viii get to inspect our
property"
Reports to the company indicate the
character Of the work 10 be dons nf
once. The route is iInpeded with water
Of varying depth. In which boats must
be used unIess mon work ia water 70
thbir waiai.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

FniRDKnicIiaRnuS. April THE Bis
mArck celebration 10 IN full swing aud
every day sooms 10 add the enihualasm
displayed BY the German people over
the sOth anniversary Of tho birth OF the
old chancellor. Every train arriving al
Frisdsrichsrhus ia loaded with presents
for the aged statesman and every post
brings hundreds Of congrstulatory lot
tiers, not ony from people In Gsrmssy,
bu' from Germans and others through
the civilized world.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

PARie. April i.--Le Figaro an
nouncea that the government mas with.
dsawn the sxquaior Of tho French CON
sul on tho ground that he melted the
colonista to leave the country without
previously ropsying the government al.
vancea ,eade 70 these colonists. The
French government has reialintod BY
withdrawing the exduaturr Of all Para.
gnayan consuls.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

efsossxi. April i.--Kcysms Rokun.
soki, the young japansss who attempted
TO assnssiuats II Hung Chang has been
sentenced 10 penal ssrvitudo for life.
The armistIce established By order Of
the mIkado extends 70 April 10, bot ID
will terminate II The peace pour parIsra
ls broken In the meantime. Accordlng
10 the terms OF the armislios. The move
msnt Of the troops aud the transporn-
tion Of conlfabAnd Of war By sea Is for
blddon,
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

NKw YoRK. April i.--Among. tho
new members Of the Tammany board
Of saehems to BE- elected b the Tam
many society next month are Congress
man William SulEer. Augustus w.
Peters, deorgs w. plunklst and er.
Commissioner Of Public Works Michael
7. Daily Police Justice Esltusr. Il 10
understood. will BE- retired for the pur-
pose Of promoting him to Be grand
saehsnl. Aoss Of she nsw asn vii. be
Recognised e pessonsl friends Of Rich
ard Croker
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02
MILWAUKEE, sufFlaso Mosr.
smnlIpvx Ragged There. Causing 40.
Deaths This wintsr.

smnllpvx Ragged There, Causing toa
Deaths This wintsr.
WAsmEoros, April THE abstract
Of sanitary reports a. made by the sur.
eeon general shows the presence Of
smallpox in ~ states OF the union. OF
the cities Milwaukee has suffered most
from this diseuse. during the winter ro-
cording b9t casos and iet deaths; Pnila-
delphia had a24 cases and 20 deathf,
Chicago. 2i0 cases aud "A deaths; Hot
Springs, Ark, iis cases and "a teaths,
Washington, ID. c., 81 csaes and
deathsi Detroit. 81 cases and 10 deaths;
~. Louis. i05 cssss and e5 deaths, New
York, 90 cases and 10 deaths.
There appears 70 have besn all told
s7S deaths from smallpox in the United
States during the winter.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

MADRip, April f.--All Cuban pre-
fscts have resigned and they will be
replaced by military officers.
tis reported that General Antonio
Maceo, an insursent leader, has landed
In Jamaica.
The rebel leader, Henry Brooks, who
left Cuba Tor New York on the 7ih,
stated that Coleman Garcia ives also
trying TO leave the island.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

WAsanoToE. IAprii i.--Tiss Chinsae
lssatioa received eabIssfam from Pc
hin stating that the condition Of Ii
Hung cAans Il still ia doubt. Il does
NOT express fears Of serious results. but
the tsnof Of ths dispatch indicates that
u e siill too early 70 feel assured that
ths primes e entirely ont of danger.
Tho cable was evidently sent from
fskin prior 70 the announcement Of she
armiatlce, a. "A contains no reference 10
that fact nor has The legation recsIved
any Sshss Official confirmation on that
event.
Now has the suspension Of hosilllslos
hes been directed there Il q renewal Of
interest a 70 lhs terms Of psaos 10 fol-
low,
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

BEEroS HARnoR, Mich. April L.
Excitement was caused here Friday
night when the fshine tug, Tramp, rs-
tarned from trip 30 niles out In Lake
Michigan with the steamer Chicoraa
pilothouss door. This pubssuntiaiss the
report Of the newspaper reporters see
ing her on 81. Joseph the fatsful niEht.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

RrwroRr. r. l., April i.-Thefe
was q hghl here Friday night between
Frank Coyle Of New York and joe
KIRBY of NovpcFt for scientific points,
but Il took on the character Of q bout
FOR blood, and She ssfsrss stopped Il at
the shd Of the tenth round, KIRBY had
she beat Of The nshl. but Coyle took his
punishment brnvely. Referee Frank
keDougnl awarded the fight 10 KIRBY.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

New YoRK, April Ia Huld sup
posed TO have been anti-toxine was in
iscted into the left arm Of Bertha NJ.
Valentine, ~ years old, Of Brooklyn,
10 cure slight attack OF dipshthsria.
The girl disd in awful Agony In leaa
than 10 minutes. DR.. J. /. Cortright,
who injected the fiuid. says u must havs
been mixed with some powerful poison
when prepared In Germany.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

OMAHA, April i,--Harry u. Davis.
. celebrated awindlsf, has bson arrested
on coEnplaiht Of q victim Ia New York.
Davis has beou Engaged IN numerous
schemes, whereby no mas heocod peraons
In Chicago 81, Louis. Kansas City and
other places. Il is estimated that be has
thus Fsapsd harvest Of al least $780,
600.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

BosToa, April i.--Emma Bentley,
The is-year-old daughter Of George
Bentley Of this city. died AZ ths city
hospital from poisoning The fatal
drug is supposed 70 have been contained
IN the colofins Of candy which the girl
ate. Samples Of the candy viii Be- ana
lyEed aud nn nutopny will he held.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

LONDON, April 1.-The cabinet
council Saturday decided to nominate
William Court Gully. Q. O., member
Of parliament for Carlisle. for the speak.
sruhip to succeed Sir Arthur wsilealey
Peel. 0ully was born in London IN
iesS and was educated as Trinity col.
lsgo Cninbrldge.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

MILWAUKEE,, April Yesterday an
entire block In the suburh Of silver
City, west Of tho city limits. was swept
by Gre and dozen families made home.
less. Many Of the people barely escaped
In their night clothing. The lose Il
placed at $4,000, about IS per cent Of
which q covered BY insurance
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

CINCINNATI April People near
Delhi. o., are pursuing William Neal,
eolored Neal murderously assaulted
on Friday he whits bsnsfactor. william
Smith, farmer. for whom Neal was
working At Frnnoisvllle, KY. Neal g.
capped, but Il ia sxpsetsd he will be
lynched II caught.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

pARIs. April Most Of the French
newspapsrs here agree that Hano-
taux, minister Of foreign affairs, must
reply to the utssrancss Of Grey. pnrlla.
msnlafy secretary for foreign affairs IN
the British house Of commons, with On
ergetlc prolaa.l.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

DENVER. March 80. Colorado ia ex.
perlenclng today the worst snowalorm
in many moulhs. A tremendous gale
q blowing, but a % not cold. aud ~ ihs
snow mslis rapidly lranic viii not b.
seriously llnpsdod.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

INDIANAPOLIS, April ia hot wavs
struck this vicinity Friday. At 2 q.
M, the shermouiessr as the signal of.
fee marked a degrees aud at 2 .. m. ID
marked "a, riso os nearly 10 degfess
In six hours.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

HAzEIaos, Pa. April i,-Mr. J.
Evans died last night az the reault Of
injuries sussaInsd 10 Saturdays run
away trolleycaE accident. making the
fourth victim. Her io-ysar-old son 10
in a critical condition.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

smoEsKt April 1.-The Confsssncd
between she Jspanese oIsnipotentinry
and IA Hung Chans's son-in-law. Lord
II, preceded the declaration Of uncon-
ditionAl arinistico declared BY the en-
peros Of Japan,