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ASSIGNEES' SALE AT
PUBLIC aUCTIOu! !
ON THE PREMISES
Monday, NOV. 20, 90,
At IL o'clock a. m.

A certain piece of land in
the village of Bradford, Vt, sit
uated on the west side of Main
street, and the buildings there
on consisting of two story
brick store building with ell,
iron shed, barn and other out
buildings, formerly used for a
hardware store by Henry A.
Winship.
10 shares Bradford Hotel Co. Stock.
10 shares Opinion Mfg. Co. Stock.
) shares Orange Co. Farmers Exchange
Stock.
LARGE Morris and Ireland safe. Account
against estate of X. +. Ormsby of SlS444,
same has been allowed by commissioners,
Judgment against HIla ID. Davis for 500, IL,
note against Henry King. Cratts6ury, Ior
s23 20. note against ID. f. Morgan. DanVllie,
for s44 81. and other personal property,
Terms, on personal property spot cash, on
real estate $500 deposit at sale, balance with
IN Ton davs CHAs. JONES, ASSIGNEE.
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A Great Offer.

"A Great Offer.
The OPINION and New York Tribune
will be sent to any address one year
for 81 rs.
Owing to the Presidential Campaign
of 1896, there is everv indication of a
greater demand for the Weekly Trib'
une than at any previous time in It's
history. and tine political news and dis,
cussions will be highly interesting to
every American citizen, regardless OF
nartY affiliations.
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Death From La Grippe.

The deaths from la grippe are increasing
at an alarming rate, especially among elder
~ persons, whose cons &c uuOns cannO
stand its ravages. 1t begins as a cold, the
eyes and nose run water, the body is sub
iected to flashes of hot and cold, there are
pains in the back and head, and general
debility of the whole system. These signs
mean la grippe. and should be headed at
once by buying a bottle of Greene,s Syrup
of Tar, which is warranted TO break up la
grinpe and cure your cough or cold. Price
% and sc cents.
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Notice.

The pew owners OF the Congregational
church are hereby notified that there VIII
he a special meeting of the Society at the
church parlor Saturday evening, Nov. 10th,
next at o'clock, 20 transact the following
business.
To see what the pew owners will vote to
instruct the committee to do in regard to
putting one OF two furnaces into the church
and i'm regard to expending more money
than the amount already raised.
By request of pew owners,
j. b. w. PRICHARD, Clerk.
Bradford, Nov. s, 1895.
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BRADFORD, VERMONT, NOVEMBER Is, 1895.
Our Clubbing List For 1866.

To new subscribers, and old subscribers
who pay up all arrearages,
Ne" opihion, 6pin " 'iy ! Year, ST. rs
New York Weekly Press and the
Opinion, year, I'D
N. Y. Thrice-a- W eek World and the
Opinion, year, 10
Manchest'r Mirror q Farmer and the
Opinion, year, W
The Boston Weekly Journal and the
Opinion, year, %
The Boston Daily Journal and the
Opinion, year, o 81
The Boston Daily Traveller and the
Opinion, year, q oo
These offers with the exception of the Bos-
ton Daily and Weekly Journal, are open TO
all. The Daily and Weekly Journal can only
be sent to Vermont subscribers at above
prices Out of Vermont subscribers Will ada
40c. for weekly, and 60c. for daily.
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By the Governor
MAX L.. POWELL,
Sec'y of Civil and Military Affairs

Come to night to Co G'stvarietv en-
tertainment, and see G. III Andrus,
"8londie" and Prof, Hibbard
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Chapman
.gs,-,, Wakefield, Mass next Monday
where they will spend several weeks
or until after the HOLIDAYS. Mr.. Chap
man has very fine residence IN thai
place.
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The Weather To-Day.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

BY URBAN A. WOODBURY., GOVERNOR.
The Lord hath dealt bountifullywith
u. as people during the year. He
hath abundantly rewarded the labor
of all He hath blessed us spiritually
and temporarily and to Him praise and
thanksgiving are due.
/. Therefore, |, URBAN A. WOODBURY.,
Governor of this STA of Vermont do
here BY appoint thursday, November
twenty eight, instant day of Thanks
giving and Prayer.
recommend that upon that day the
citizens of our State refrain from their
accustomed labors and the prosper
GUS having relieved the necessities of
the needy, assemble in their usual
places of worship and render to AL
mighty God heartfelt tribute of
praise for His manifold mercies and
blessings.
Given under my hand and the State
seal, in the Executive Chamber at
Burlington this eleventh day of No.
ve,mber, in the year Of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and ninety
FIVE, and of the independence of the
United States the one hundred and
twentieth aud the independence Of this
State the one hundred and ninteenth.
URBAN A. WOODBURY.,
By the Governor
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Boston & Maine R. R. PaSSurlpSiC Div.
Time Table. Commencing Oct. 7, 1895.
Trains Ieaye Bradford

Time Table. Commencing Oct. 7, 1885,
Trains Lays Bradford
SOUTH BOUND.
For Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Lowell
and Boston, I.55 a m, 10. a. m, I.25, p. m
For Worcester and Providence, IS, a3 am
For Bellows Falls, Brattleboro Greenfield,
Northampton, Springfield Hartford, New Haven,
New York, IS, 1923. a. m, rs p M
For North Thetford, Norwich, White River
Junction S. 1929 m I.25, 7.22 p. m.
For WayStations to White River Junction
1923 a, m Las, 7.22 p. m
NORTH BOUND.
For Wells River, McIndos, Barnet, St.
Johnsbury, Lyndonvre, Barton, Newport. I.55,
o.I3a M. 2.s5, 5I8 p. m
ass, 5.I8 p m.
For Montreal, 1.s5 m, ass, 5.1s p. m.
For Quebec, I.s5 a. m, ass, 5.I8 p. m.
d. ]. FLANDERS.
Gen'l Pass. ard Ticket Agent.
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Montpelier and Wells River Railroad.

Leave Montpelier at 4:I5 p. m, I:io p. m., 900 m
Leave ellis River at 8:2o M, :58 .. M, $3.50 p m
w. A. SrowELL, Supt F.W. MORSE, G. p A.
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DIR. Bales Cough and Lung
Syrup. (Hustena.)

And if your case is curable we will
guarantee to cure you. This is right to
the point, for we sell this splendid med
icine wholly upon its merit. The 5Oc:
size is a bargain and will keep you well
at winter. Try it. l.. A. Wadleigh,
A.. T. Clarke, Bradford; n. M. Stet-
son: Isaac Willard, Oxford; F. W.
Abbot & Co., Fairlee.
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AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTES

The Board of Agricultural have planned
the Winter Institutes as follows and as
far as possible we will hold additional one
day meetings in such towns as lie along
the route OF them upon request of sufllc-
lent number of citizens to warrant sue
cessful meeting.
Immediate request should be sent to the
Snnrataru If aYtra mpatinnS are desired.
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BRADFORD, VT NOV, 1895.

To OUR CUSTOMERS =
Money is the remedy for poverty,
a good dinner for hunger, if YOU suf-
fer from severe cough or cold, sore
throat, tickling in the throat or any
lung or bronchial trouble, or if your
child is sich with Group and coughs,
buy a 25c. or SOC. bottle of
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Acreat Germans Prescription.

Diseased blood, constipation, ana ki9nsy,
Iiyer and howell troubles are cured by Karl
Glover Root Tea. Sold by A. I. Clarke.
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Please try our new nOn-cOrroslVe I'm
ported English Aluminium Pens, 3 pens by
mail for ten cents, they will out last fifty
steel pens.
r. II. HAZELTON,
Fire Extinguisher Manufacturer, Concord,
New Hampshire. 4-zm
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Special Announcements.

s8-Obituay notices and Resolutions 8 cents lin
Reading notices under Special Announcement 10 cents
line, each insertion, among locals 20 cts. Gard {
Thanks so cents.
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All purely business notices publihed in reading col
nns and all Advertisements Of churches. Sabbath school,
q u excursions &c.. where money 10 expected to be
rea1ed-wll be charged at regular rates. Editorial
notices OF such affairs will be published free.
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STATE TEACHERS MEETING

Brandon, Vt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
THE NEXT GAS BOARD,
The Trustees Named last Night by
the Republicans
OF COUNCIL IN A SHORT CAUCUS.
DIR. Ford, Mr. Buckman anI Julius
Pollock will bo tho Members, tho
last Named tho Democratic ono,
Tho Result Quickly and nurmoni.
ously Roaohed by tho Mombsps,


A caucus OF the Republican members
NJ tho civ conncil wa, b.lI Ia.t ni,ht IN
n' a"s wv w. a, $3.50, - 49, ,,a,o u,
'o"i'nS'u '"o E"' "Na'o'' " w '"'uu
Tor Mt the next meeting to succeed
Messrs. Uunleyy, Holiday aud Buck
man tina ,rss.nt momhar, Thoro woro
"I. '' 49, $50 Wv ,,,;'' "s'e Ls
Nl'r'y'uVa Oh tue thirty 'aoVen 'he'"potS
present, the absentses being Mr. Kali
bitter, who ssnt a proxy, aud Mr.. Tap
nan ,rho !. az, oi ,bo o;,v :, wo0
p""' WV w. " '"O ~''" vs., VS.
therefore IuIl caucus ths meeting
came to order about o'clock, and on
motion Mr.. II, @. Richards was called
% n,,.iJ. dMr p,dIov mad. s,,ro.
" F''''"' Nu4 -''' N'N''' N'"N' ''''0'
lary'
Tho object of the moeting was stated
aud nominations called Tor DR.. Statherd
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Tho funeral Of the late C. +. schaoier,
whose death Was chronlclod IN the Is.
TglLlGgSCgR, took place yesterday alter.
noon from his late home on the South
Side, ana was unusually largely attend.
Cd. The services were conducted by
Rev. William UlicrL The German
Pioneer Society attended in a body, and
the pallbearcrs, all members Of tia. 80.
cicty, were Meisrs. u. +. Behrcns, T..
KleyeV. l.. Ricster, c. schambra, H..
Bleberson and john lleckGl. MIR.
SCnaeiur was one OF the German patriots
Oxilcd after tho revelation OF lslS, and
Camo over with Carl Schut1. General
Siogel and others Ho Was also a mem.
Der OF the RovubIican "Wide Awake"
marching club OF 1860. when it was dan
gorous to march under tho banner OF
that party. Ito had been bookkeepcr
At Beck's, Revmann's and Schmulbach's
brewery aud at +. Welty & Cos, leaving
tho last place TO become member OF
tho firm oil Schaeier 4 DtichOrst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

Lat evening ~ Chapsrw wns ar.
ragu,d hrturg sguIrc i.i3ptrick on a
pclra Wlffuu sEum on by John Gary.
Tho parties nrr irnm Emit lrrlus,
Thoro W. q cloud NJ Uluuasrs pro.oui,
aud after a hearing the ju.,Iro hold the
uuluuuauL ~ ~ BONA " "sIp tku pv".J
for lhroo months. llO expressed II de-
sire TO appeal, and the caro- was lhOro.
fore loft open I'LL this evening,
Elizabeth SHnL wa, also ~ on n pOaco
warrant sworn ont by loresA Small
Thoy AFRO noighbors In tho Eighth ward.
THO compliments own evidence
showed there was nothing in hOr case,
aud II VAS diSmiHIod at Mrs. SmRl6l
costs, Tho parties aud Other noRhbora
have boon engaged Ia a general quarrel,
apparently, for some time.
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FINE coal property to bs sold at
Moundsyille, October and 3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
SAD DEATH OF a YOUNG MAN.
AIR. Albert Adler Passes Away After To
diuus Illness.

air. Albert Adler Passes Away After IA To.
dlous Illness.
A great deal Of SORROW was caused
among his numerous friends yesterday
by tho announcement of tho death OF
Mr. Albert D. Adler, at his home at 80
Virginia street. His death is peculiarly
sad, as he was but entering upon ca
reOr which promised happiness and
prosperity in an unusual degree. lie
was but twenty.six years old, and was
married only last February to Miss Sara
Horkheimer, one Of the most beautiful
young Jewish ladies Of the city,
daughter OF Mrs. Ella Horkheimer, OF
the Island. Several months ago ho was
taken with a serious affection Of tho
liver and was sent to hospital st Bal.
timorO. lie came back apparently bet.
ter, but never really recovered, aud
gradually sank until the end.
Until January /, 1894, Mr.. Adler
travelled for S. NJ. Rice & Co. On that
day he was admitted TO partnership in
the firm OF A. l.. Rico & Co, lie was
born in this city June Is, 1869, his
father being Mr.. D. A. Adler, founder
OF the business now conducted by A. L,
Rice Il Co. lie was m exceedingly
genial, popular young man, the lilo Of
any circle in which no moved, and he
will long DO missed in every walk Of life.
lie was a memner OF tho Mercantile
Club, and Of tho L. p. D. L.
Besides being the poSSessor Of other
accomplishments, Mr.. Adler was rather
remarkable musician, having a rare
natural gift and good training. lie was
not only fine performer on the piano,
hut composer as well, and many Of
his compositions had won considerable
favor.
Tho funeral will tako place from tho
residence Friday At 10 q. M, the inter-
ment being at Mt Wood.
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Yesterday while a long freight train,
which reached from the yard south OF
the creek to polnteast Of Eoil street,
was coming down Sixteenth street, a
passenger train ran on tho track just
in front Of il, compelling it to stop for
five or ten minutes. The train con-
sumsd about twenty minutes in clearing
the street entirely. In the hour from
4 to D o'clock there were four long
trains aud shorter one on that street,
aud the track ut Main street was closed
to traffic about as much Of the hour as
il was open.
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Lincoln j. CartOrs Sunotb GcObIC pro.
ducIion, "lho Fast Mai, which will
bO presented nj tho Grand OpOta House
hiOunlglItn, commencing this evening,
by Nh excellent company is,onc Of Tho
most successful PLAYS put upon tho
aihrO IN recent years. The story IL
thrilling, an Justice Ia done tho start.
ling unt realistic canes by perfection
NJ mechanical effects, Among Other
tcuwIucliona Ia n representation " m
engine room on II Mississippi river
steamboat, with tho furnaces under tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

Tho funeral Of Miss Thossa Smith
took place nt noon on September "a, at
Allen Grove. Tho services were con.
Quoted By Kew Mr.. King, Of thai place.
Tho young lady was but nineteen years
old, was fcryont Curslian, and be-
loyod by all who knew hcr. Tho whole
community sorrows for her unlimcly
taking Oh, and tho burcnyed family has
the sympathy OF all. Tho pallbratcrs
wore Masc- DclA KCllOr, BolIc Keller
Minerva Ntckcrson, Mra. j. II. Graft,
Mrs. David Keller AMI Mira. Il. ii.
CrOckard.
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boiler fired up; a train oil cars shoots
across the stage In ono scene, aud in an-
other there il vivid, beautiful and
awe-inspirnV representation OF Niagara
Falls by moonlight with tho singing
waters and graceful mist that rises
above and about it, Tho company 10
said to be excellent throughout. Seats
at the box office.
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ThurIday, September %, via PennSyl.
vauia lines. y round trip from " heel.
ing. Tickets include admission to the
Exposition and will DO good returning
Two days,
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FALL oLorHlNa-M, eurMAN q co.
THAT WAN
15TT-T7-T
NEMER LINED
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WHOSE personal appearance cannot be i'm
proved by correct attire. Good oIothes right
ly out we'll tailored, are tho first credentIaIs-no
matter what your vooatIon-be you banker or
merchant, doctor. clerk or mechanic lawyer or
laborer-cIothes are the outward expression of
your taste and Judgment, and form the first and
therefore the most lasting Impression,
In preparing our large and varied FALL and
WINTER lines, we have underworld to surpass
any previous effort. We Invite examination,
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ADLER-On wednesday, september Is 1895, at
toclock a. m, at Ills residence, 70 Virginia
street. island, ALBFgr u, ADLER In hrs 10Th
yeuE
Funeral Friday at 10 a IN, Interment at Mt,
Wood Cemelery.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

r. NJ. Shackelford is up from Paso
Robles Springs.
Judge J. e. Prewett of Auburn is at
the Capital Hotel.
Judge J. NJ. Walling of Nevada City is
here on short visit.
Harry Preston is contemplating trip
to the Sandwich Islands.
Mrs. Mary V. Hotfner of OrangevaIe is
III the city visiting friends.
Deputy Sheriff e. L. Arsher of Modoc
county has been visiting the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farnsworth OF
colorado Springs are at the Golden
Eagle.
d. Harris. who has been in San Fran
csc Ior the last month, is greatly i'm
proved in health.
There IS not much Improvement noted
IN the case OF James Mcclure, the pIo-
neer, who has been i'll for several weeks.
Samuel Z. Oppenheim, native OF this
city. but now resident Of san Francisco.
son OF Phillip Oppenheim, was united in
marriage TO Miss Edna Alsip at the rasi-
dence OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
WIN A. AIslp, 2ll5 Pacific avenue, San
tfanclsco, on Tuesday evening, February
! ZoIh. Ii was quiet wedding, none but
members OF the family being present.
Inc happy couple have taken up their
residence at 1908 Fillmore street. San
Francisco.
new reminder of the fifteenth ami
Yersary OF the wedding OF CITY Trustee
Charles +. Leonard and wife was given
py friends OF the couple on Saturday
evening last The family went ont for q
short evening call, and upon returning
louhu their residence, at 1910 Twelfth
street, III the undisputed possession of
nifty or more warm friends, who had
called to remind Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Ihat 1t was the proper time to celebrate
the niLeeuth return Of their wedding dav.
1neyfound thatnOt only had the numerous
lflendS taken possession OF the premises
Dut that ali furniture had been removed
from the douDIe parlOrs and all preDara-
tlOnS concluded for merry dance with
| the unexpectedly made host and hostess
OF the occasion. Good music was also
provided, and the hours were made merry
and highly enjoyable TO all with dance
and song until about midnight, when the
seIt-InVIted guests disclosed the further
l2ct that an ample supply of refresh
ments had thoughtlully been brought
along for renewed elegant Wedding re-
past. rabies were spread, and this part
OF the social occasion was enjoyed until
ABOUT O'Clock, mingled with cougratu-
latlOnS TO the host and hostess and good
| wishes warmly expressed for Continu-
ance OF happiness and prosperity. Many
| beautiful and valuable presents III crystal
ware were left as marking the anniver-
sary mlIe-post OF the occasion celebrated.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Al. WuIH, Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. William Benning, Mr.. and Mrs.
NliIlam Henderson, Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed
koegel, Mr.. and Mrs. William HanIon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William GrafmilIer. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Seaman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Detterding, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Carroll,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nichols, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Schnause, MIR. and Mrs. George
Brown, Miss Nellie Miller, Miss Minnie
Leonard, Mesdames Crowley, T. Ben
ming, A. Benning, NJ. Rood and NIessls.
Frank Reichert, f. Barrier and George
Jones.
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Art:c!e. oI INCORPORATION.

The following articles OF incorporation
have been dlei IN ghe o.iica of tho 5scrs-
igry Of State:
Richmond Congregational Church OF
san Francisco. Dircctors-G. H. Brock,
Thomas ". Smith and John Nurgrove.
California Gold Mining and Develop
ment Company. Principal place of busi-
ness, Oakland. Capital stock, 80 900.
with the following directors: l.. +. Gil
more, l.. G, Branch, San Francisco; K. T..
Thompson, Portland. Or; i. J. Frank.
Frank K. Baker. \. y. Walker, \. K.
TreuSchei Oakland.
The Home Creamery. Principal place
OF business, Cambria, San Luis OLispo
County. Capital stock, $1,000, with the
following directors: Gilbert Van Gar
den, Antonio LUchessa, Benjamin +.
Martin, Amos Smlthers, Ira Il. Whitta-
ker, Cambria.
Grand View Land and Improvement
Company Principal place OF business,
san francisco. Capital stock, S6U0GO,
with the following directors: }. +. Chand-
Ter, \. 4. Gunn, Oakland: LLOYD Ievis.
Il. X. Palache, San Francisco; James
Palache, Berkeley.
New Treasure Mining Company.
Principal place of business Stoternanro
Capital stock $500, 1000 with the oiinwina
directors: J. u. SELLER, Bath. Placer
County: j. G. King, John W. Gardner
William GutenDerger. Tunis c. Bronze
Sacramento.
Olivia Colony. Principal place of bust
ness, Delhi, Merced County CAPITAL
stock, S2, 600, coo, with the following ,ji-
rectors: W. +. Won Johannson. Charles
Fabrc;us, L. NJ. Hugg. W. w McNair,
W. Setz, San Francisco.
Los Angeles Polytechnic. PRINCIPAL
place OF business, Los Angeles. Trustees
w. Allen, 4. Davidson, T. Davidson.
w. II. Eales, A. l.. Macleish. Los An.
geles.
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JAMES BROTLE'O TERRIBLE CRIME.
He Shoots Mrs, William Adams, and
Then Kills Himself,
It Was Done in the Presence of the
Woman's Husband and Sew
eral Neighbors.

What with two fatal cases of accidental
shooting, train robbery, a break at the
Penitentiary, the looting Of saloon in the
suburbs, an attempted murder and q case
Of suicide, this city and vicinity has been
making a record the last few days that
should arouse the envy of even the most
progressive county in Oklahoma or In
dian Territory.
The climax was capped about II o'clock
last night by terrible tragedy at Thirty
first and NJ streets, when young man
named James Broyle shot and perhaps
fatally wounded the wife of William
! Adams (colored), and then sent a bullet
through his own heart with a H 4-caliber
revolver.
1t appears that Broyle had been living
off and on with the Adams family and is
supposed to have been a friendly rival of
the husband for the affections of the
woman.
So far as could be learned, the parties
have been living together on friendly
terms. but there must have been trouble
OF some kind to have driven Broyle to
the commission of his bloody crime
Last night there was social card party
in progress at the Adams house com
posed Of Adams, his wife, Broyle and a
painter named Schafer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Con Haley were also present, but not in
the game.
After playing for some time Broyle got
up from the table with the remark, This
game is ended" or something to that
effect. He stepped into an adjoining
room. picked up shotgun, and return
/ ing to the room where the others were
sitting he pointed tho gun at Mrs. Adams,
and just as she rose to her feet he fired
The shot took effect in her left side. and
she fell to the floor.
Broyle then drove the others out OF the
room, and presently another report was
heard and when they ventured back into
the room he was found lying dead on the
floor with a wound over the heart made
by bullet from a 44-caliber pistol that
lay on the floor.
In another room lay four or five inno-
cent little children in bed, while their
mother lay bleeding and groaning on the
floor.
The police and Coroner were notified,
and the body of Broyle was brought to
| the Morgue. City Physicians Fowler went
out and dressed Mrs. Adams wound.
which he found TO be less severe than had
been supposed. He thinks she will live.
Broyle's mother and brothers i've near
Twenty eighth and q streets. He was
regarded as youth of not much account.
Adams is laborer, and apparently a
man of even less merit than the other.