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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-10
TeIegranly krajoWe
WybOry.

HoBoKEN, N. j., 9 kwiet.
Prey wyborach dzisiejszych
demokraci zupelne odniesli
zwycieztwo.
PATERSON, N. j., 9 kwiet.
Wynikiem wybor6w tutej-
szych by}o zwycieztwo demo-
krat6w. Burmistrzem obrany
zosta} Christian Braun, pozy.
skawszy $500 glos6w wiekszo-
Sci.
BAyoNNE, N. j., 9 kwiet.
Swietne zwycieztwo odniesli
tn DIS przy wyborach demo.
kraci. Edgard Seymour obra.
ny burmlstrzem.
NEWARK, N. j., 9 kwietnia.
Republikanie tu zwycieayli, i
beda mieli Niekszosc W Ra
die miejskiej.
TRENTON, N. j., 9 kwiet.
RepublIkanie zwyciezyli tutaj,
a burmistrzem obrali Emory
N. Yarda, wiekszoScia $500
g}os6w.
JERSEY Cry, N. j., 9 kwiet.
Republikanie zwyciezyli W
tenn mlescie. w West Hobo
ken, Union Hill i Weehawken
zwyciezyli demokraci, a W
West New York-Citizens ty-
kiet.
WILMINGTON, DEL, 9 kwiet.
W New Castle zwyciezyli przy
wyborach demokraci i obrali
burmistrzem Evana g. Boyda.
ApaszOWie ma stOpie Woj ennej.
PHOENIX, Ari., 9 kwietnia.
Szajka Jndyan szczepu Apa'
Sow wypowiedMa}a Bialym
wojne i juz ma kilka os6b ma
pad4a. Pewien starry cz}owiek
nazwiskiem Blevins, znanY W
Arizonie, znajdowa& sic z sy-
nem z iednym re swych
"cowboy'6w" W poblizu swej
fanny osm mil ma zach6d cd
rezerwacyi San Carlos, szuka'
jac koni, ktore mu przepad1y,
kiedy szajka z}ozona dwuna-
stu uzbrojonych Apasz6w ma
dobrych koniach, nadjecha4a i
rozpoczela do Mich strzelat.
Kule wbiIy sic W ska1e ko4o
kt6rej Blevins z towarzyszami
jecha}; wszyscy trzej ukrywszy
sig "a odlamem ska}y, strzelali
do Apasz6w,!o g uciekli. Przy.
w6dzcs Apasz6w jest Dandy
Jim, niegdys skazany ma vie,
zienie karne, ale u}askawiony,
gdy pojawily sic u niego ozna'
ki suchot. By} on zawsze je.
dnym znajniebezpiecznieiszyc
zawadYak6w W rezerwacyi.
Burze ma ZachOdzie.
FALzoN, Colo, 9 kwietnia.
Ma kolei Rock Island przez
80 godziu panowa} zast6j /
dopiero wczoraj Wieczorem u.
da{o sig komunikacys przy-
wr6cic. Kilka mil ma zach6d
i ma wsch6d cd Simon juno.
ton olbrzymie zaspy sniezne i
piaskowe przerwa}y byly ko.
munikacya i trzeba by1o wiel'
kich wysi1k6w, azeby tor oczy'
scic. DR.. Logan, kt6ry w1asnie
powr6ci1 z urzedowej podr6zy
DO znacznej czesci owej okoh
cy, oblicza szkody zrzadzone
przez burze ma bydle, ma
siedmdziesist do osmdziesisciu
tysiecy dolar6w. OpoWiada,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-10
q Wyspy Kuby.

HAVANA, 9go kWietnia.
Move starcia powsta1cami
zdarzyly sic W wielu miejscach.
Porucznik Hadillo rozbil od-I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-10
Przybycie parowcow.

LIVERPOOL :NorSeman Bost.
BOULOGNE; New York Rotterd.
NEW YORK: Bowie q Liverp., Massachusetts,
: Lond, La Touraiue Gibr.:
HALIFAX: Siberian . Glasg.
LoNpYN: Nssaapeqaa Baltimore.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-10

Pienisdze do wyposyczenis. Dute sunny. Nizki
dfosci tylko " Chicago. Spiacamy potyczh cd To-
warzystw Duta oezczednosc. Hpoteh (mortgs-
pes) ma sprzedaz. zgtost sic osobiscie albo listo
Wnie do H. o STONE q co. 206 La Sale Str
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-10
fosi W Afryce.

RzYM, 9 kwietnia. - Rad
odebra} z Massowy wiadomosc,
Re DO wielu bitwach w}oskie
wojska zajsly miasto salma i
zdobyly 40 armat. General
Baratieri zaia} Agame. W1oskl
syndykat zamierza pobudowac
kolej cd Massowy do Kassali:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-10
E1fAfRi TEIEGsAFIgzHs z zAERAEiGg

Z Petersburga donosza,
ze car Rosyi odm6wh zniesie-
MIA prawa, wzbraniaiscego zy-
dom zamieszkiwac W paste So
wiorstowym W poblizu granic
Rosyj.
- Do Colon, Kolumbia,
przybyl okrst wojenny amery-
ka6ski ATLANTA.
= We Wloszech zn6w Wczo.
raj ouegdaj daily sic uczuc
lekkie Wstrzasnienia ziemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-10
re padliny koni, byd}a rogate-
60 i owiec olbrzymiemi masa-
mi lezs po preryach.

60 l OW1ec olDrzymleml masa-
mi leza po preryach.
Ocalony przez zakOchanie sic.
BRIDGEPORT, Conu., 9 kwie.
tnia. John M. Brunsen, Szwed
zamieszkaly W tenn miescie, o
kt6rym donoszono, re utona}
W czasie katastrofy Elby, po-
jawil sig tn zdr6w, caly, a co
wieksza, ozeniony, co by}o
wielka niespodzianka dla zna-
jscych 60 tylko kawalerem.
Kupil on by} billet okretowy
ma parowiec Elbe, ale zako-
chawszy sic, musiai odwlec
swa podr6z, azeby odprawi6
wesele. Potem z mloda sws
zona wsiadl ma parowiec He.
kle i przyby} szczesliwie po
% dniowej burzliwej podr6zy.
Otruci miesem krowiem.
ST.. Louis, Mo-, 9 kwietnia.
q Virginia, ILL.,, donosza, ze
Peter Kuntz, iona jego i czwo.
70 dzieci, kt6rzy mieszkajs ma
farmie po}ozonej 9 mil ma po.
1udniowy zach6d cd Virginia,
otruli sic przypadkowo mie-
sem krowiem. Kuatz MEDIA.
VINO zabil krowe, kt6ra je-
dnej strony mia}a jakas ma.
rose, i mieso z niej jedzono.
Dwoje dzieci juz umar}o, a
reszta os6b jeszcze zuajduje
sic W niebezpiecze6stwie.
Wypadek kolejOwy.
BRADFORD, Pa, 9 kwiet.
Pociag towarowy kolei Buff4lo
Rochester and Pittsburgh ja-
dscy ma zach6d wjechal dis
rano o godzinie 5 do wyglebie.
MIA spowodowanego przez wy
lew Ma torze kolejowym W po-
blizu Sykes, ma}ej stacyi po.
miedzy Dubois a Panxsuta.
wney i wpad} W rzeke Clarion.
Zosta} zgruchotany, a kondu-
ktor lokomotywy Taylor, pa.
LACE Chase j konduktor pocia.
gu Bruce zostali pogrzebani W
gruzach. Lokomotywa i 18
wagon6w zostalo zgruchota-
nych. Zw}okj konduktora po.
ciagu znalezlono W rzece.
Zawalenie sic dOmu.
WHEELING, w. Va, 8 kwie.
tnia. DIS rano wkr6tce po
godzinie s ,zawali} sic nagle
pieciopietrowy dom ma Main
ullcy, nalezacy do Chapman
Sons obok stojscy 4pietrowy
budynek, W kt6rem znajdoWa}
sic sklad towar6w zelaznych
II. T. Hutchisona. Siedm os6b
zostalo W gruzach pogrzeba-
nych. T. T. Hutchison zostai
wydobyty gruz6w straszliwie
pot1uczony; z pewnoscia W
skutek tego umrze. M. J. Ford,
jeden kIerk6H, zosta} takze
mocno, ale ME smiertelnie, po.
t}uczony z gruz6w wydobyty.
w gruzach powsta} pozar i
straz ogniowa czyni}a, co zdo.
1aia, by 60 ugasic.
P6zniej dowiedziano sic, Ae
takze proboszcz ks. Il. T.
Parke, generalny wikaryusz
tutejszej dyecezyi, znajdoWa
sic W jednym tych dom6w
przypadkowo, kiedy sic zawa.
lily, i niezawodnie r6wniez 20.
stall zabity. Opr6cz niego, pra-
wdopodobnie zabici zostali:
P. J. Horan, Eugen Burch,
Rob. Wincher i ch}opak, po-
s}aniec telegrafczny, Harry
Cowl.
Osada spalOna.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, ego
kwietnia. Rocky Ford, kolonia
angielska mad Rio Pecos, "a.
3ozona przez Western Home
stead e. Irripating Conn.,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-10
Wypadek przy piracy.

harOl faWecKl, rODOCnlK w
Edgar Thomson Steel Works"
W Braddock, Pa, niedaleko cd
Pittsburgh, utopii sic przy robo-
Gle, W rzece Monongahela. Po-
tknai on sic spadi bark, nala-
dowanei szynami kolejowemi,
kt6rych jedna pomagai wynosic
ma lad. Szyna spadia ma niego i
ciezarem swoim przycisnela go
do dna, tax ae ME m6gl wypiy-
nae smierc poniosi. Fatality,
niezwykfy wypadek!
Podana przez baltimorska
,,Polonie" wiadomosc o opu-
szczeniu przez Wiel. ks. Gram
lewicza parafii polskiej W Nanti-
coke, jest nieprawdziwa. Uro-
czyscie przeciwko niej protestuja
parafanie miejscowi.
+ Oh. J. Stawski zostaf mia
nowany podkomisarzem Skarbu
Rapperswylskiego W Newarku,
N. j., OBJ. Jedrasiak W Buffalo,
N. Y. i OBJ. A. Bednawski W San
Francisco, Cal.
/ w Miners Mills, Pa. corka
Polaka Czerniewskiego, bawiac
sic z dzieemi W ogrodzie, zapali-
Ia ma sobie sukienki cd roziozo-
nego przez chlopcow ognia = j
wskutek poparze6 wkrotce zmar-
Ia.
/ w Bridgeport, Conn. zamie-
rzaja zamieszkali tam Polacy wy
budowae wiasny kosci6f. Zorga-
nizowal sic W tym celu komitet,
kt6ry posiada przeszlo $500 W
gotowce.
/ Redaktorem osiawionej ,,Ju-
trzenki" juz ME jest apostata
Stroelke; redakcye obiai zn6w
chevalSer de Mary.
+ w Manitowoc, Wis. Pawei
hukasiewicz zostai obrany alder
manem 4ej wardy.
+ w MtCarmel troje polskich
dzieci zostafo poranionych przez
sploszone konie, naleiace do j.
Coki6skiego.
t ,,Prawda" donosi, il Wiel.
ks. J. Dabrowski, rektor Semina-
ryum polskiego W Detroit, Mich,
ustepuje tego stanowiska. Ma
stepca ma bye Wiel. ks. Buha-
czkowski, wice-rektor.
+ w Philadelphii, Pa. Tow.
budowy Hall polskiej-rozchwia-
TO sic.
/ w Mahanoy City, Pa. oslo
dill sic polski lekarz CUB. Wi
le6skiej DIR. j. Micewicz.
t Pan J6zef Komorowski, Ia
mieszkaiy W Samaria, Mich, po-
przednio obywatel toledowski,
zostai obranym superwizorem OBJ
wodoWvm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-10
Osada spalOna.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, ego
kwietnia. Rocky Ford, kolonia
angielska mad Rio Pecos, "a.
3ozona przez Western Home
stead 6 Irrigating Comp,
spalila sic W czasie wichru,
kt6ry ubieglego piatku naWie'
dzif tutejszs okolice. Pozar
powsta{ z iskier z klzni, kt6re
padajsc ma stodo}e braci Star.
buck, buchns}y p}omieniem.
W Okla mgnieniu i stodo}a ku.
znia stanela W p}omieniach, a
ME trwalo dlugo, i wszystkie
budynki nalezace do osady, =
W liczbie szesciu zaje}y sic i
spali1y do szczstu. PRONE by
" usilowauia osadnik6w, by
cokolwiek uratowac: 2 ca1ej
osady pozostala tylko kupa
zgliszcz j popiolu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

Invitations have been issued to the mar
rlage OF Mr.. William II. Curry and MISS
Minnie Il Willis. The ceremony WIN
take place AT 6 o'clock Tuesday evening.
N.brtiary 10Th. at Trinity Methodist
church Miss Willis is daughter of Cap
tain T. n Willis. OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

State of thermometer
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a Scientific Discovery by &
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Women Of All Ages, Attention.

NINE. ". YALE, Queen OF Beauty,
who has lectured in all Of the promi-
nent cities OF the world before vast
audiences, and has been pronounced by
ell newspapers to be the most perfect
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speaks to the women of the world and
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beauty lies in perfect health-an1 the
secret of her health lies in the use OF
her own remedies. Among them
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that only women know OF 1t restores
the vitality, makes the eyes bright, the
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the nerve tone and makes the flesh firm,
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royal road TO perfect health and beau
tiful womanhood. il cures their COM
plants and nervous troubles OF any
nature and revives the vitality which Is
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all ages. a discovery by woman to
cure women. Price, 81 PER bottle 6
for So. At druggists or by mail.
NINE. NJ. YALE. health and beauty specialist.
Yale Temple Of Beauty, l4G Stats street,
Chicago. 10 '-l'-
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WHAT MUNYON HAS DONE.
THE LEARNED PROFESSOR CAUSES
A DECIDED SENSATION.
His New Discoveries Take the Place
of Dangerous Methods.

John Hoberly. OF No 4se Washington
street, Buffalo. says: For over six years
7 have been "A sufferer from rheumatism
in my arms. The pain at times was ter
rible ] tried several remedies, but With
out successful result. until | began taking
Munyon's Rheumatism cure. ! obtained
relief very shortly. and was entirely cured
before half the contents or the Dottie
were consumed. .
TO relieve In one To three hours and cure
in few days. Price 25c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Is guaran-
teed to cure all forms OF digestion ana
stomach troubles. Price &c.
Munyon's Catarrh Cure soothes and
heals the afflicted parts and restores them
20 health. No failure. A cure guaran-
teed. Price 2Jc.
MUNYON'S Liver Cure corrects headache,
bilIousness jaundice constipation. and all
liver diseases. Price &c.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back, loins. or grolns, ana all
forms OF kidney disease.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all I'm
purities OF the blood. Price 25c.
Munyon's Cathartic insures free and
natural movement OF the bowels without
the least pain or discomfort.
MUNYON'S Asthma Herbs are guaranteed
TO relieve asthma In two minutes.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumo-
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Price DC.
night-sweats. aliays soreness, and speedily
heals the lungs. Price 25c.
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure restores over
worked and overstrained nerves 10 a
healthy condition. Price Csc.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache I'm three minutes. Price DC.
MUNYON'S HOMEOPATHIC Remedy Com
pany put up specifics for nearly every
disease. which are sold by all druggists
mostly for % cents bottle
With Munyon's Remedies every one car
doctor themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
INoI-EsT NOT NECESSARY.
VIII Sing Midas To-Day,

Two performances on a very large and
costly scale viii be- given AT the Academy
to-day OF Mr.. \. Il. Sloane's opera, Mi
das." The Rouge ct Blanc club, Of Baltl-
more. which embraces the best amateur
talent Of that city. Will interpret the
piece. which was produced last Tuesday
night for the first time. For such popu-
lar object as the benefit Of the uniform
fund Of the Richmond Lieht-lnfaniry
Blues. the event cannot fail To be pro-
nounced financial as 1t is sure 10 be an
artistic. success. The advance sal have
been very large and there will undoubt-
eddy be fashionable as well as large audi
ences.
Wifred Clarke. with carefully-selected
company Of players has been in the city
al this week. busily rehearsing The
ThunderbOt." which viii be produced AT
the Academy next Monday. This VIII be
the first regular production OF this come
dy which seems to possess In a marked
degree all the elements Of success. Seats
go on sale to-day.
THE Man from Boston" has enlarged
his scope. and will appear at the Theatre
on Monday as "A True American John
j.. Sullivan needs no Introduction To the
Richmond play-goers The sale OF seats
begins to-day.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, February 4, 1898.
Sales--American Tobacco (common) 20 shares
at 9j44.
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DEATH FROM POISON.
MIR. CHARLES Il. KNOTT DIES FROM
AN OVERDOSE OF LAUDANUM.
Too Late 10 lie Saved. He Tells His
brother of What He Had Done
Heroic Treatment Administered by
the Physicians.

Mr.. Charles Il. Knott. q years OF age
who was engaged i'm the business or so-
liciting advertisements for various papers,
I'm this city. died in the store-room oil 'ne
Sadler Paper Company, on Governor
street. last night at li:So o'clock from
the effects OF an overdose Of laudanuIh'
The drug was self-administered' Out
whether with suicidal intent II "o'
Known The indications are That II was
MIR. Knott 'phoned 10 his brother MT
James II. Knott, who Is book-keeper AZ
the Sadler Paper Company. ABOUT -''V
o'clock yesterday afternoon put ne was
not in. and the unfortunate young ma"
came shortly afterwards to the s'oIe'
lie informed Mr.. Sadler that he han
taken an overdose Of laudanum anu
asked him to have medical aid sumhoi'eu'
Just at this moment his bro'her VIZ
tered, and as soon as he was toi1 wa, rr
had occurred he hastily 'phoheu loi 90.
W. w. Parker and Dr. Haynes oI 81 ~;
Luke's Home, and for the ampula".I,, 80
three responded promptly. the ampnianve
being I'm charge OF DIR. Whittemore' Du'
ere their arrival the young man han
come unconscious. A cot was orousn'
from ST. Lukes on which ne was iaIu'
and the doctors worked herolcally oh ".,'
He was made TO walk up ana do"n ~
floor until too exhausted to move whtn
ne was laid on the cot and. injections anu
electric batteries were used on him.
A SUDDEN COLLAPSE.
Nothing seemed to have any effect OF
the patient and at $50 O'Clock 'he uoV
tors gave him UP and left They retu' heu
later. however. and. finding the case hiore
hopeful renewed their efforts 1t was
thought at II o'clock that ne "ouiu
cover. He had begun 10 take noVce VI
those around him and apparently VIZ
shaking off the effects OF the polso"'
Witbout moments warning. however
ne collapsed and breathed his last.
Neither the quantity Of laudanum taken
nor where II was obtained could be ascer-
tanned. as Mr. Knott lost consciousness
while being questioned. The bottle was
found on his person and was t"o,
ounce vial Only a few drops remalhel
i'm it, and il il supposed that ne u.ahh
the entire two ounces Inc Dol'e ""'
the usual pOison-label. hut the name vi
the druggist who sold II was caIeIuiIy
cut off. Whether this was done before
or after the label was pasted OH Co"l"
not be discovered.
INQUEST NOT NECESSARY.
Coroner Taylor was notified as soon
as death ensued. and after viewing the
body decided that II was case NJ suicide
and that an inquest was unnecessary
The brother of the young man ~ dlSln-
clined TO believe the suicide theory lie
saws that Mr. Knott was subject to Sc
we're attacks Of neuralgia and would take
laudanum to relieve the pain. His opinion
is that in an endeavOr to alleviate his
suffering an overdose Of the poisonous
drug was taken.
As soon as the Coroner left the body
was taken In charge by Mr.. Joseph
Iaube ami removed 10 the home Of the
Young mans mother. No. 1921 west Cary
street The arrangements for the fu-
neral have not yet been perfected.
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December. 3 l0-6ia3 II-64d., selor-. Fu.
lures closed firm.
NEW YORK. February s.--Co,,on steady;
middnng gulf, 57sc.; midiling 5Asc.; net ami
gross receipts, 58S bales; forwarded, none
sale. uone; stock, 16l. 7s3 bales.
Cotton futures closed essy February. sat2;
March, s5.4s April, s5.0i MAY so6S: June,
$3.50; July. 5.o3; August, 5.o7; September,
s5.s3 october $3.50; November, so.s4. sales,
Ill, 40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. February S-Cotton-Fu.
lures steady: sales. 435OO bales Fshtaary,
s6.13: March. sb.25; April .he3. Nay
$3.50; June $3.50; July, - Al; August
$40; September, $3.50; octoter, 1854
November, s5.3S
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. \. C., February s.-Rosin-
Firm; strsined. si.02kt; good strained, sl.07Is.
Spirits MISUNDERSTANDING doing.
Tar-Steady az sl.00.
Crude turpenyiae- Quiet; hard, sl,OO; soft,
$3.50; virgin, 3L70.
SAVANNAH. GA. February s.--SplFi,s tur.
pentine; closed hrm ~ 2sc Tor clear an AL
vance Of 10, gallon; sales, SIS casks; re-
ceipts. l0U CASKS.
RosIn-Firm and unchanged. with sale. Of
LOCO casks. a, b. c. 81: y. sLob; r, clio;
4, sL20; q, Sl35 II, sL75; l. $50; X,
s2.lO; IL. $40: n, s2.o0i windos.s glass,
s2.75; water white. s2.s5.
CHARLESTON, $. c., February s.-Tarpen.
tine-Firm a. 26a4c.; no recejsls
kosin1aood strained trmie i.assLlo; re-
'o'P''' 10 0a',sis- * Is ~, ~
siiVElshingtop S.
LONDON. FebrwJ. I.I : liver @''si'
! NEW YORBalT : MARKET.
NEW Works. - S.-kale-Nor
spinach~Norfolk. 50aG0.
NORFOLK PEANCr MARKET.
reported toe the DISPATCH,
| NORFOLK. VA. February s.-aarket qliei,
common, lattc; prime, la.c.; extra PRIME
| &c. fancy, 2lsc.: spanish. soc.
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fire originated was the Western Caroilna
Bank and the wholesale and retail srv-
Gerry store OF Powell A Snidcr. and II was
only by superhuman efforts that snytnlng
at all was saved In the two bulioinss
above the Western Carolina ba !, W., ms :,
the Office OF the Asheville street hh,lWas
Company. and II, too, WAS compie'ely
burned out. but the hooks were sav.u'
The fire department did splendid work
considering ,he intensely severe Wea'nYhu.
The water frOze a. soon as s"uSN '"'
The gross loss II estimated at SnVoo.
Iobn r Rich's stock IL estimated az
=, 900 with about 5000 Insurance =. ~ ~,
800 ~ harness saved His stock was
sstSmated at 5000. The Western Caro-
Ina Rank building was considerably dam
apaA
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Living Pictures and Fancy Dances

The entertainment to be given on st.
Valentines -night for the Associated Hos
pitfalls will be an entirely novel aflair'
nothing like il having ever been h fore
attempted here. \ feature Will be. living
pictures. i'm which some forty children
viii represent noted characters. and be
Tvs EN- these scenes IN re VIII be fancy
dances and other unique attractions.
Tickets will he placed at the Retreat
for the Sick. the Virginia Hospital, n
Sheltering Arms, and the Eye and Ear
Indrmary. and the lady manag RS Of
these Institutions are earnestly requested
10 supply Themselves with them. II viii
be- impossible for the committee 10 dis
trlbut. the tickets. as the time between
now ana the date OF the entertainment Is
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
FUsIONIsT's SEVERE DOWNFALL
business In Wilson Practically S"s-
ncnded nv the Cold Weather.

WILSON, y. c.. February s.-tSpeciaL)
Or Thomas Person received very pam
ful fan yesterday. He was walking aiohs
the stret. feeling his way over the sieeted
pavement. when suddenly his feet mace
dash towards Heaven. which lhhd9d
him with a thump upon the brlCKs' iiv
was taken up, and found to be very
hldly hurt about the spine and hips. he
is expecting daily to be summoned 10
Raleigh 10 take his seat in the Fusion
Legislature but his case against Iomhh-
son has not yet come up. 49,.
This place has been In the grasp OF the
frost king for some time. business ma
been practically at st1ndstll Tor Two
weeks in consequence Of IL. snow mas
been falling. on an average, once Gay
for the last ten days. All day YESTERDAY
The rain. hail, and snow came DOWN, anu
to-day the trees ar. brilliant win hangihs
iclcles. The ground Is crusted WIN
thick coat OF ice and snow. Inc lnel-
mometer has ranged from TO - degrees
cal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
Nirpinin News Items.

Mrs John Il. Davis. Of Portsmouth.
was found dead in her bed yesterday
morning. She had been Ill with con-
sumption.
II is learned that Postmaster Smith. Of
Petersburg, received instructions from
Washington yesterday to reduce his force
of letter-carriers.
The big United State. cruiser Columbia
e,nects TO leave the Norfolk navy-yard
today for New York for cleaning and
painting her bottom.
James Perkins. a young white man en-
nloyed al the Nenable TobaccO-FactOry In
Petersburg. had the misfortune 10 cut
on three Of his fingers yesterday after
noon.
Al 4 special meeting OF the Roanoke
CIV Council Thursday night an ordinance
80 a. 10y,
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was passad allowing the Roanoke 4 le-
phone Company to begin operations. They
must have their plant In working order In
year, and charge so to business-houses
and ~ to residences.
Thornton s. Easley. senior member OF
the firm " Jordan q Easley, furniture
manufacturers. OF South Boston, died yes
terday morning at the home OF Hon. w
sick only four days. Erysipelas. with
other complications. was the cause.