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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Several wtekS ngu Samuel Harris, n
middle aged cuioreu man. whs arrested
nGun II warrant sworn out by the diamond
State Iron Company. Subsequently he
WAS tried and ncT lifted.
The prisoner had been In the employ
of the company Tor seven years, and dur.
log that time had beer trustee implicitly
When the case came up before the court
tho testimony WAS TO the effect that he
huu taken The tools to hiS home Tor tile
purpose of building n boat. permission
hAvirg baen gwen him by the officers aud
foreInsn OF the company to do so. This
testimony was not cuntauicted and led
to Hnrrls HclulttnL
lie Eernnu arrest WAS made Saturday
night aud In Municipal Court this morn.
ing iarrts was churged with stealing
tools from Charles SS herds, John Moran
ard Peter tiTitlln, mGenihsts in the Com
pHny's employ.
Mr. Todd remarked that there was
another indictment tut the company was
not really as much as to infer that In
case the present three case- should be
thrown ont OF court. the fourth one would
he presented. A, the matter now stands
Harria will les reuresentel by Joeln i
AlHrvil on Wednesday, morning and he
will eudeayor to have thu warrants quash-
ell ON the ground OF malice which ID sup
pUsed To be back OF them.
The Tools were found In His house OF
January 18th. by Constable Wlndish. who
had gone there to mike levy on tht
household goo Is Tor rent. lie was nbou
to cell them to satisfy the warrant. whai
the diamond state Iron Company got on
q restraining order and subsequently hat
Harris arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
AMERICANS IN PERIL
Sentenced to Death for Completely
in Hawaii's Revolution.
MR.. GREsHAM's PROMPT ACTION.


Minister willis Instructed to Demand q
Delay of Execution Pending an Investi-
CATION If the Men Were Not Convicted
for Actual Participation in the Revolt.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0. - The president
yesterday sent to congress the latest tele-
gram from Minister Willis and Secretary
Greshams instructions in reply, showing
more serious condition Of affairs than re-
ported in the press dispatches The first
dispatch from Minister Willis tells Of the
revolution and wholesale arrests and says:
"Gulick, former minister, and Seward
minister, major in federal army, both
Americans, and Richard, Englishman,
sentenced to death; all heretofore promin-
ent in politics Il. B. Walker, formerly in
the United States army, imprisonment for
life and 5000 fine. Other sentences not
disclosed, but will probably be death. Re.
quosted copies of record foasour govern
ment to determine Its duty before final
sentence, but no answer yet"
Then follows II statement of the arrest
of Liliuokalani and tho governments reply
to her appeal for clemency. The minister
reports the arrival of the Philadelphia,
which may prevent mob violence.
To this Secretary Gresham replied as
follows: "lf American citizens were con-
demned to death by military tribunal,
not for actual participation in reported
revolution, but for completely only, OF IL
condemned to death by such a tribu
for actual participation, but not after
open, fair trial, with opportunity for c.
tense, demand delay of execution, an in
either case to report to your govern ent
evidence relied on to support death n
tence.' .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Deputy Attorney General Hilles In the
County Cuur; this morning took up tine
chse OF the stale Va. GhaIlas Coleman and
Joseph Walker who were addicted Jointly
Tor larceny.
Tue foreman OF the jury empanelled
john Meuney, and. after tue Oody was
sw oru tile STATE proceeded with It's teatl-
Inony. A Northern Central Railroad Gar
was broken into on the nSht OF Decem-
bUr 2, on siding at the NesL lafd ahu
box OF GODS stolen.
The goods consisted of ladies' wearing
apparel and were consigned from the
stores OF John NHnamaker ana straw
br dye " ClOLhler to Miss Anna Ia. Hainass
OF Princess Anne. Md. Detective }.
Ward OF the BHtimoro force testified to
urresliug the ptisUnefs in u pawn shop
with tue goous IN their pOssessIon
When the prosecution was concluded
Walker took the stand ana after assuring
the jury that what he was about To say
was stIaight gave an account OF himself
from Decsnller z, wien he left New
YORK over the u. u o Rattroad.
ColeInBn took the stand and testified
that he and Walker had come here from
New Nork on the Z. Il. II. aud that Walker
had broken into the cur ut tho West Yard.
In explanation OF his open confession
Coleman eald he had always been an
honest man and he did not want 10 be-
90 tue thief. lie had never met Walker
before December T. ln concluding the
prisoner remarked. MY name is Churles
Coleman all over this world, and ! hope
God may DO with me in this my hour oil
trial. This IL the first limo | have ever
been before such Il congregation.
In leaving tue stand lie asked he court
to haYo mercy on him. The Jury retired.
and after few minutes elaboration re-
turned perdicts OF guilty. Inc prisoners
were each given the full penalty, 70 lashes
ana year Imprisonment.
The Lally jury was not present and the
case was again continued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
ECHOES OF rnE STORM.

The piount Pleasant Train Reported nj
nitddIrtoyyn Lust Nighi-Fircmsn Grimm
Dcad-IEeroic Walk Of George v. Masssy
A Passenger Loses His sensos-An En-
aine Turns Over with Fntai Results.
The tale of suffering OF the passengers
on the snow bound trains will not DO
known for some time II ever 1t oan DO
written.
Thomas d. Wise the Delaware relief
operator made his way from Townsend 70
Mlddletown where he reported mat
passenger on the train which was due 10
this city on Friday morning NJ $40 O'CLOCK
became crazy and tore up several hundred
doiurs In greenbaokH. A
from Townsend to Dover.
He was on ono OF the belated trains.
Michael j. Griffin. the young fireman
who was bruised and scaihsd ny ne tern
Ing over OF an engine yesterday mornrpE
near Wyoming. died tits morning az 4.os
O'CLOCK Rev. Mylas j. MoSlanus, OF
holy Cross Church, Dover. attended the
young man and administered the last
rites OF the Catholic church.
Train No ~. which lett this CITY on FIJI.
day morning. arrived at MiudietoWn at
$50 O'Clock last evening.
The passengers are all we'll and partlcu.
Iarly well pleased with their treatment BY
the railroad company. The train men are
nearly worn out, not having slept since
tD0y NlltnlDRlOus all Wdo uOhc thot
could be done. they are prticulariy
thankful that the pay car was on the train
for tina reason thut foud could not be
cooked on the train. Some beef. which
was being sent by exprcsa was oonelcated
and used for the passengers.
A Dispatch from Dover last evening
says: ''Thrty.three men, foot sore and
many of them nearly frozen to DEATH ar
rived here to-day. having walked from
Cambridge. Mi. where they had been at
Ann nT m N
were In pitinble condition. Some chart
table cItlZeus Interested themselves In the
men and they were housed and fed In the
county jail"
Engineer Eugene Jnmison, who SC
bravely ran the train on Friday morning
from New Castle, had his feet frozen while
on his engine yesterday.
on THE ROADS.
Tie road com nlssioners have hundreds
OF men at work on the roads In tho OUT
| lying districts.
The workmen on:the railroads are worn
out by the constant work. some OIL
| them worked steadily for IS nours.
IN THE CITY.
Tho situation Is still unchanged In tue
| city. Hundreds OF people are around the
| depots auxiouely waiting To 40 TO theli
| homes but the prospects are not very en-
| Gouruglng at present
! Al the hotels are llied with guests and
| where the purses OF the poor DO ated pass
! enEers are empty tho hearts oil the poste
one full Of sympathy.
IN WRECK,
As locomotive No 903 OF the Baltiraore
md Ohio RuiIroad was drawing two cars
| into the station AT Siiverslde Saturday
night the entire train jumped the track
The wrecklng trnin paced tue cars again
| on the TRACK and by O'Clock yesterday
morning travel was unobstruoted. No
| ole NRH injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
FINANCE AND Trade.


The business Outlook Reviewed by tho
Leading Commercial Agencies.
New YORK, Feb. Or, G. Dun 81 Co. s
weekly review of trade says A whole
week the confident expectation OF the sale
OF bonds has kept back exports OF gold.
Withdrawals from the treasury amounted
to about S2,000oQ, but were mainly for
domestic purposes No bond bill has
passed or is likely to pass congress, and in
the two months ended with Feb, tho
treasury actually lost ST., OOJOJD In gold, OF
which $40, 100000 went into circulation and
s25, 800, COO, besides tho product Of tho
mines, went abroad.
How to arrest this outgo in either direc-
ton is u problem which another issue Of
bonds may possibly solve, 1t is hoped that
the negotiations with foreign bankers may
secure some improvement, though 1t is
clear that sales of securities here will have
the Same effect as il the bonds were placed
in this country, and they may not be
stopped by the new transactions.
The condition OF industries, IL not def
| nitcly better, at least presents some points
Of encouragement. No advance in tho
4 prices OF manufactured products indicates
/ better demand On the contrary. iron
| and steel products have slightly declined
| for the week and for the month, and in
comparison with prices OF October, 1880,
| are but 81 i per cent, against 64,S per cent.
| Jan. /. No improvem mt in the price of
farm products has resulted from the some
what active speculation during tho week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
whs,i. rraaspirlas in ,hs Prs,sy Tswa On
tho Delaware.
Correspondence OF the ltrpuparoAN.
New CASTLE. Feb. 10.

Several OF the REPUBLICAN readers have
no doubt paid high prices Of admission
to nee the play "A Trip to Chinatown" and
when tbs curtain fell at the close OF the
last act. they felt pleased, but In the
opinion OF several here, Trip to New
Castle on Saturday last would have enow-
cd under In drama the other trip
Those VINO went to Wilmington on Fri
day morning found that no trains could
get to New Castle ana that they had to
resort to the hotels or the hospitality of
their friends on Friday night. When the
came state OF affairs presented itself on
saturday caucus took place and an
egre ement pretty soon was reached and
tho deadook was broken as arrangements
were made with David kee of New Castle
to 20 over to Wilmington and bring
over sleigh load OF residents OF this
CITY.
At 8 o'clock he left Fourth and Shipley
streets with ten passengers we'll wrapped
aud In good spirits that they would spend
the night at home. Another sleigh fol.
lowed in Its wake from harry w. loves
stable. conveying Mrs. II Il. Borle. Miss
Name tarlir, DR.. Biack's cook and WIN. j..
Hoffman.
The trip was an eventful one. inasmuch
rs that 1t was made across the helds,
through apple orchards aud farm yards.
Here aud there OH the way over the pas
5enRer5 hau to Jump out and push.
They hud the pleasure OF going through
some deep snow. but everything goes OH
such an occasion and every oas fett elated
when kee 8 reSldeuce was reached. After
! getting warm the people mad the pleasure
OF walking ia the causeway. IL was
| case of bull frog tame knee deep aud
| deeper.
he second sleigh at All appropriate
time was true to The custom ana upset lit
| occupants Into good eilsd snow baDk,
| NJ one WAS hurt and everyone was III
| good humor. even MIR. Hoifman who bad
the good lnch TO lose his gum boot III tho
| upset and to tramp through the snow
with nothing to shield his loot but hi,
| stocAlug Home WAS reached oy o'clOGh
| aud after Il goo bath and warm suppel
those who participated iu the ride To INT
! pretty town Oh the Delaware were II
readiness TO give in their experience ant
ehJoy laugh over their eventual rue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The Mexican newspapers are strongly
urging the reelection of President Diaz.
Twenty-one of the twenty-threo Armen-
fans recently tried at Birmingham have
been condemned to death
Jockey Mhdipau died ut st. Louis, the
result of FRACTURED skull caused by be-
ing thrown from his horse Free Trade.
Because she refused to marry him, Albert
Kotusok attempted to cut Mary Zelusill's
throat In Chicago, and then gashed his own
thront. Both are in u critical condition.
Fred Wilson 1t in Jail ut Ardmore, l. T.,
charged with numbering John Tucker, his
father-in law, and four of fuckers family
by firing fuckers house. He declares his
innocence.
John Twiss, convicted of an agrarlan
crime, was hanged nc Cork. ireland, on
Saturday. Both the prison chaplain and
the eornnera jury belieTe he was the vic.
tim Of police revenge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

WARRINGTON, Feb. 9.-Intcrest in the
senate yesterday conferred in the two mes
sages from the presidcnt-the first on
finance and the second transmitting Min
lister Willis latest dispatch from Hawaii,
stating that two American citizens were
under sentence Of death for participation
In the royalist uprlsing-and they We're
the main topic of comment throughout tho
debate. The Hawaiian dispatches had OPP.
perfume bearing on the subject under dis
cussion-thut Of building II cable to Ha-
waii and Mr., Hale (Mc.) and Mr.. Morgan
(Ala,) pointed out that it showed tho i'm
pcrativc need Of quick communication by
means of cable with Hawaii
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

The second rendition OF the West End
Choral Tub Cantata Bslsha2Iar was gwen
In the Opera House Saturday evening aud
was with deeper interest tiau the liz t
presentation Of the hibli7,l! story. The
, work was creditaule To the ut.
John l.. Nansant. president OF he club.
sends this commune ton which explains
itself II would liEe to correct an la
preston given by the wrltor OF Local LyIe
In yesterdays issue OF hs Sta wherein
he seems to give thu Impression of an
Interview and s.aies tAut / am not
thoroughly satisfied. / have not seen
him nor talked with him since the pro.
auction, to express any opinion whatever
also desire to thank the pubic ter
their very generous support considering
{ the iuolemenCy OF the weather. From all
/ opinions far heard from those who
\ Old brave the very cold weather To see al
amateur Biblical Cantata many of then
we're SO well pleased Lhut they went the
eecond night also. | believe the efforts
81 The oluU to have been appreciate atlt
Q press myself dB very we'll satisteu
with their rendition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Fanny Rice md her clever company
will appear ut the Grand Opera House
this evening in her lateet and greatest
success. Nancy" Aside from eharHInsly
sustaining the role OF the honest, good.
hearted but mistakon and impetuous
Nancy, she Will c nsistenty introduce no
loss than half dozen song5. in her own
Inimitabls style AS welt as 5OTue of her
cleyerest spechitles inCluding artistic
little pantommle sketch, "liow to say
good. bye. "and woHdertullylCiever singing
and dancing dolls, Ii song IN German with
20 de- O French song aud grotesque
song. These are only few oil the poud
thirgs that stamp Miss Rice as versatile
actress. she IS receiving the most Halter.
Ing pratse from all orllics.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

A very pleasant Brthd " Party was
given to Willie Irwin on saturday evening
At his home l247 Wilson T. rect. by his
many friends. Willie was taken com.
pletely by surprise. Games were the
pleasure of the evening, after which the
guests were invited out to woll laden
table where justice was done by all pre-
acnL The guests left ut late hour wish
Ing Willie many more happy 0ays. Among
those present were:
AlIcs Commit, Lizzie Dillman, Sadie
Zeblev, Linnie Zebley. Edna Giasco. Reba
Hall, Florence Mundep, Nellie Munden,
Mary Irwin. Irene Crockett, Lottie crockett.
Miss Lizzie Newell, Eddie smith. Waiter
Smith, Willie Bradley. James Martin.
Arthur Andrews. John Rowland, Joseph
Munden. Felix IRWIN, Willie Irwin. John
Kesey Ellis kesey, Frank Gillespie. Dan'
ME Gemmill Dannte Irwin, anu many
others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11


BRlSOS-On February sth. 1895. Annie. wife
Of Thomas Is. Is $50
Relative aud friends are Invited TO ationd
the funeral trdm tue residence OF her nus.
band. No. lO3 ~ Get 7th street on Tue day at
lernoHn ~ O'c ucN. 5 rFtCe- ut the house.
lntcrtncnt a liiVorview 4 'metory.
" Elton February 10. 1880. John L. Wer.
in tue 5ath year OF his ngc.
RclatiYes ana trIehgs OF tho family, also
the membtTs OF hureka Council NO. Jr o.
U. "A. NJ, Hrr iuYiIcd 10 attend tho funeral
o Wednesday afternoon Ut o clock, from
his late residence on henHctt Pike, Service
AZ Mt. Salem NJ. y. Church. lntermens al
Mt. Saiem cemetery.
MCLOUGnLlN.-ln this city. at No. 208 South
Van Buren, street, on the !th Instant. hob-
ert Mclaughlin agst ii ears.
Funeral from his late resi- 4ence on We'd
Heslay February -, At 4o'clock y. IN. Inter.
J menl ut Itivcrview cemetery.
| ADAMS-On February 10. 1895. John D. Ad.
nmS, ased 70 y as.
| HClaiises aud friends ars Invited to attend
his funeral from his laie residence: No. T..
! 18th street, on Wednesday afternoon at =
| . clock. lntermcnt ut kiSerVIew Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

NJ 30 Beulah Wallis. OF No IFS East Sec
ord street. woro seal skin coat Tor some
tmo and which Is u valuable garment.
Last evening rs she WAS about to leave
her tome O attend church she could not
find Ter garment She suspteluued a
young mHu WHO had been at the house
during the day. OF stealing 1t and accord .
ingly notified Detective WItslI. That
alert official returned tho coat TO Miss
Wallla oun hour ntterwurd aud shs fuilil.
cd her evening engagement. Owing to
the young mans prominence he will not
be pTuseUu' Oh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

MIR. Charles F. L. Vogler. OF New York
City. recently brought his son to this city
to enter him In Goldey Commercial and
Shorthand College. He stated that others
would probably come on later
An application for u catalogue was re-
Gently received from South Carolina and
another catalogue was recently sent to q
prospective student in South Dakota,
Another application, coming over a hun
dred miles. fIom a business firm to send Q
graduate to take a position. was received
on "Wednesday laat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

City Solicitor Elliott WAS among the
many leishers VINO received dumD n in
the PhiladelphiA TurnPike Company and
wIale driving out tie pike yesterday alter.
noon he wus upeet. 1hs frightened
horse almost kicked the sleigh iuto lire
wood hui MIR Elliott escaped any injury
from thai cnuss. Tie fnh In the drift,
however, resulted In an Injured arm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

The Rsvs T. L. Terry and Meeser spoke
at the large meeting held In tie Opera
House on Sunday afternoon under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. The meeting was u grand
success, The speaking and singing were
both good aud the large audience enter
tanned.
The entertainment of the Waverly Social
Club which was to have been given at
Bavarian Hall last Thursday evening. will
DO given Tuesday evening Feb. 18th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

PHILADELPHIA, Feb a.-Fhe hearing Of
the individual members OF select and COM
mon council was begun yesterday after
noon by the committee Investigating tho
charges of bribery in tho passage of tho
Mutual Automatic telephone ordinance.
Twenty seven selectmen and three from
tho lover branch We're examined aud all
emphutieally elentUd that any sort of press
urc hal been brought to bear upon them
in the passage of the blll, but that it WAS
made u law because there was public de-
mInd for another trlrphonic service apart
from that of the Bell company, which had
heretofore enjoyed u monopoly in the city
Secretary Stackhouse, Of the company. de-
MED that he had told Breaa, who prefers
the bribery charges, that $3G90uO Of the
company's stock had been given to poll.
tieuns for any purpose whatever. The re-
manning councilmen will be called on
Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

The Dragon Run milS dairy was unable
tn srrye their customers with milk on
SUNDAY or to day. Tits Is something un-
uzual for This company. but man pro-
roses and God disposal" so their Gus.
toinere will have to lay the blame On the
eevore storm, witch prevented the ship.
ping OF their milk from the dairy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

CHIC AGO, Feb 9.-An express safe con.
tanning money WIS stolen from the Lake
Shore train while being taken from tho
stock yards branch office of the American
Express company to the main Office in the
city, The safe was found later in an alley,
opened and ritcd. The express company
officials say the amount OF tho loss was
NM lurlt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

The Fourth Quarterly Conference OF
New Castle county Methodist Protestant
Churches will meet IN The FIRST NJ p.
Church OF thus city to.nighLat 80 o'c,ock.
lev. Il. r Jester will preside. Rev. q. A.
Motris, secretary. luere viii be helu a
musicale and literary entertainment In
the rItst NJ. L. Church on tuesday even.
ing. February l.tn. Ihe entertainment
wni he gwen by the young people over
1hird street bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

AT Klnrswood NJ i. Church, Yesterday
there were between three and four hun.
drcd NJ Sunday school. There were two
converts last evening, and there wore
IErsu congregations duIing the day.
Revival service tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Special service will be held every even.
ing this week except saturday at the
Calvary baptist Church. N. L. corner
Fourth nni French streets Tho Rev.
Vim, Pugsiey, the Canadian Evange list
will conduct these services, All are most
cordially invited. Services begin al 745
~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Itching. burning. scaly and ctusty
scalps OF infants clennseh and bealsh, and
quiet sleep restored by Johnson's Oriental
soap.
n b. Danforth. Second and Market
streets. aud Mlller's Drug store, 40, Mar.
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

In superior Court this morning J. w.
Ponder was granted All or4or 10 sell 100
Shares oil the stock OF the journal Fr.nt-
ing Company. tnI5 Is late adlLur lLeo.
uvte StuarLs stock IN that paper.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Miss Ltllnn Me, llntocN of No l402 JuclE.
son street, 10 among those that are snow
bound and no VOID ol her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11
sIUGh QUOTATIONS.
Reported 10y
HEAI.D n COMPANY.
IinmI.rr- mmh I.rnlAnr..

Investment and Securities yislilnH
from LuT per cent
orders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks aud BondsOI Commission szrcuU-
ed at all the stoUi exchanges
Private Telegraph wires 70 Now YORK.
Philadelphia itustpu aud chicago.
foreign Drafts stnd LISTERS OF Credit Is
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

Grand Lodge Of the A. o. U. W.. has
been postponed BY ordet OF the q. w. w.
", \. Mccormack unta further notice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

All trains on the B. Il o, Il. Il. Company,
are running to day nearly all oil schedule
time. The tracks ore open to New York
to Washington b. q. and tho West.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

An awning surrounding tho Third street
market. on Klrg street. foil with "A crash
on sunday, blocking up the sidewalk until
this morning, when IL WIS cleared of.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-11

,joaaph FuIlmer OF Fairvlle. Pa, visited
our city to day arriving on tHs train on
the W. ~ y. railroad, "a few minutes after
" IN