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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25

The agricultural experimental sta.
tions of Pardue University, Indiann,
have been carrying on series of ex-
periments in the culture of small fruits
and other minor crops. A bulletin has
recently been issued in response to
hundreds of inquiries from farmers
and others interested. The report
deals with experiments with maize
and oats and the cultivation of the
sugar beet. The points which are re
ported upon include comparison Of
varieties, time Of harvest, the respec.
tive effects of bacterial disease and
beet scab on the sugar contents Of
beets, the effect of loosening beet'
some time before lifting them from the
ground, special thinning, tests of for
eign and American seed, and yield ant
cost of crop per acre. The work il
thought to be significant ofa tendency
in all such stations to replace tn,
technical scientific Investigations with
work OF practical value.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25

A statistical bulletin just issued by
the United States Treasury Depart
ment shows that in ten years there has
been an Increase of 1857, 55i Ameri.
can women engaged in gainiul occu.
pations,' while the increase of the
number employed in trade and trans
portation" reaches the surprising
figures of 2G3 per cent.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
BLACK FLAGS VICTORIOUS.
The Japanese Had to Retreat After
Stiff Battle.

A dispatch from Hong Kong says that re.
ports OF serious fighting between the Japa.
anese and Black Flags in Formosa have been
received from Annoy. The fighting took
place 60 miles south OF Taipeh.
The Black Flags we're in almost over.
whelming numbers and fought with the ut
most bravery aud stubbornness, and only the
shells from the heavy guns OF the Japanese
saved the latter from dire disaster. As It
was the Japanese were compelled TO retreat
10 the northwest The Black Flags, accord.
ing TO the report. are now advancing upon
Teckham. 90 miles west OF Tokoham, where
renewed fighting Is imminent
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
THE BRITISH LANDSLIDE.
Tories Now Cls m a Majority of About
l76 in the New House.

Tories Now Cla m a Majority OF About
l76 in the New House.
The result OF the English elections is as
follows, as far as returns have been received:
Conservatives, 25s; Unionists, Al; total, 3O5.
Liberals, 7s; McCarthyites, 81; Parnellites,
6; Labor, 2; total, 1873. 1t is estimated that
the Conservative majority in the next House
OF Commons will number from $50 to l75.
The Liberals received the news OF another
serious defeat when 1t was announced that
John Morley, who was Chief Secretary for
Ireland under the Rosebery Government, had
been detaated at Newcastle-on-Tyne, where
both the Conservative candidates were sue
cessful. The defeat OF Mr.. Morley has caused
a great sensation throughout Great Britain.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25

The Biddeford Me- School Board
proposes to build an addition to the
school building in the town, and the
citizens have suggested that the ad.
dition take the form of high board
fence, built in front of the building,
in order to "hide the architectural
monstrosity from the public gaze"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
SIX MEN KILLED.
Were in Carriages Which We're Struck by
Trains.

Trains.
Four men were instantly killed while cross
ing the Fitchburg railroad track, about two
miles from Williamstown, Mass. Sunday
afternoon. A party OF six men were riding
in two-seated covered carriage. They
were returning TO North Adams, from Ben
nington, and were struck by "a westbound
express. Two Of the men, Clarence Prindle
and Edward White, both OF Williamstown,
escaped by jumping. The kill we're; Oliver
Dudley, Nelson Trudeau, Peter Rocke and
Joseph Trayon. The four latter were all OF
North Adams.
Sedgwick Sanders and Henry Clark,
railroad crossing near Malaga, n. j., were
struck by a northbound train and instantly
killed. They were thrown distance OF so
feet and horribly mangled. Both men leave
widows aud small families.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25

The great exposition TO be held in
Paris in 1900 is to be much like the
two which have preceded it; but q
new and special feature will be added.
1t is intended to make it n sort oi
mirror of the century of which it will
mark the close.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
viii Think IL Over.

General Master Workman James r. Sover-
eign's order TO members OF the Kaights OF
Labor to boycott national bank notes from
and after September l, was referred 10 at
Sundays meeting OF District Assembly 200 OF
New York. After n short debate 1t was de-
cided irregular to go into controversy and
express opinions over q subject, OF which the
district had no official notice The delegates
wanted more information about the merits OF
the matter and o resolution was passed max
ing the subject a special order OF business
for the next meeting Of the District Assem-
bly,.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
MONEY PLENTY In CHICAGO.
But It Can't Be Borrowed on the Strength
ola Transitory Boom.

within the last two months there has been
q vas, improvement In general business In
Chicago. and everybody is full Of hope for the
future. Suburban lots, which have been a
drug on tho market and not salable at any
price, nave now come to the front again. and
real estate dealers report fair returns for the
excursions and auction sales. For building.
there is any quantity OF money seeking in
vestment, but the security must be very good.
Lenders will not accept inna. I'd valuations as
they once would.
A peculiar feature OF the situation now is
that almost no money can W. obtained by
mortgaging loaseholds.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
No Paw for Sunday Work.

Secretary Hoke Smith mas declined 10 ap-
prove request for pay for work done on
sunday by government employees. Three ex-
aminers who were busted In the Helena
Mont, land office on sunday, asked that thev
10 allowed their regular per diem for the
same, but the secretary holds that Sunday is
not day for labor, and that he is not
authorized 10 pay ior work done on that day.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
nANK orr1c1A1s INDICTED.

The grand jury was discharged after re.
turning true bills against Harry A. Gardner
II. J.. Claybaugh and Mayberry Miller, OF
Altoona, for making false entries on the looks
Of the First National Bank OF Altoona. The
uouble at this bank will be recalled from the
fact that II prompted Bank Examiner Miller
TO commit suicide
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
Five People Killed.

A dynamite bomb was thrown into the
house Of Mrs. Abe Phillips. coored, In Mart,
n town twenty miles from Waco. texas. Mrs
Phillips and Ave children were killed. Two
men we're seriously and perhaps fatally in
jured The bomb is supposed to have been
thrown by an enemy OF the Philips faction as
the result OF d feud.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
KEYSTONE STATE CULLINGO
DIED AGED i02 YEARS.
John Christopher Never Drank Liquor
and Smoked Very Little.

John Christopher, an old resident Of Stone
boro, and one OF the oldest citizens In Mercer
county. died on Wednesday last Deceased
was lO2 years old. a consistent Christian, and
was respected by oil who knew him. He had
used tobacco very moderately during his life,
but was never known TO drink liquor OF any
kind. He took TO his bed about one week
ago. and until then retained the agility OF n
man OF GO. Up to his death he had full con-
troll OF his mental faculties.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
Miners in Rebellion.

The miners employed at Cerrodelero State
OF Mexico, TO the number OF between $50 and
200. rose In revolt Thursday against their
employers, and taking refuge In a neighbor-
ing town fortified themselves aud are now
defying the authorities. The manager OF the
mine took took flight being in immediate
danger OF assassination
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
Splendid Crop Prospects,.

The Gould party, accompanied by General
Manager Doddridse, of the Missouri Pacific,
who have just traversed the lines OF that syst.
EN- throughout the west, are In Kansas City
Speaking OF the condition OF the crops. Mr..
Doddridge said; II have an intimate
acquaintance with this southwes; ern country
FOR many years. and | have never known
such good crop prospects,"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
WITH USUAL RESULTS.

Mrs. David Burk living near Clarksville,
tried starting the fire with kerosene with the
usual result. The eau contained about two
quarts OF oil, and the flame from the stove
bla2ed up and ignited the oil. Mrs. Burk's
dress caught fire and was almost completely
burned from her body. Physicians have
given up all hope OF her recovery.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25

While recently on n tour among the
missions of the Chinese Empire, Mr..
Barring. Gould, the English writer, was
impressed by "the great influence Of
mission work, the horoism of the wo.
men and the devotion of many of the
converts.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
Years Work Ahead.

The vale=tine iron company OF Beliefonte,
Pa, elected W. T.. Rehard, OF willIamsport
Charles W. Wilhelm OF Reading. Walter l..
Ross Of Philadelphia; John p. Harris, Robert
Valentine aud J. W. Gephart, OF Bellefonte
directors, with J. W. Gephart as president
and Robert Valentine, secretary andueasurer
for the ensuing year. The company has sold
oil surplus stock, and has orders on hand to
keep the entire plant furnace and rolling
mill busy year.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
couNTERFEIrrRs cApTuREp.

United States officers captured q gang OF
counterfelters at Union City. They were
James and Thomas Maloney and James Nc
Nerney who have been operating n mint for
some time. James Maloney was shot In the
shoulder by an officer during his flight.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
Get an Advance,

At a meeting Of the representatives OF the
Harris woolen company, the Lippitt wooden
company the Perseverance worsted company,
Smson a Kirkcaldy and the fremont worst
ed company, OF Woonsocket. r. l.. It was de
cided TO make a small advance to the 1900
operatives whose wages were cut in 1898.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
NO WHISKY FOR A YEAR.
Kentucky Distillers Decide to Close
Down on the Manufacture.

Down on the Manufacture.
At meeting Of the board OF managers Of
the Kentucky Dlstillers' Association, held az
the Gait house, Louisville, the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That It is the sense OF the board
OF managers OF the Kentucky Distillers' asso-
citation, that 1t Is essential TO the welfare Of
the wholesale liquor dealers, as we'll as the
distillers, that no whisky be manufactured in
Kentucky during the season July !. 1895, TO
July /, 1896, and that We pledge ourselves
TO use our best efforts TO accomplish the re-
suit
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25
Middleburgh, Pa. July 2j, 1895.

The United States supplies abous
tlree.fourths of all the meat for the
European demand.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25

Thomas jenkins has been arrested In To-.
dianapois for peddling liquor on his bicycle
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-07-25

The new horse-canning plant near Por.
land, Ore, has opened for business.
The herald., 1895-01-20
Ighest Of all in Leavening P0wer-Latest U S Govt Re
BRIEF MEN TON.

The "dry season" oroaksr ia now ore
Of the best customera of the umbrella
dealers.
Life reading, 81; satisfaction gleran'
teed. Fanny Green. IA s. Maln. room ).
Tbs luxury OF riding on m OMEN street
car can never be fully appreciated ex-
cept in cold, windy rain etorm.
The opening services OF this Welsh
| Pres hv'eriau church, on Croker street,
near Filth, will be postponed until fur
Their notice, on account OF the inclenent
! weather.
| There will be n general meeting o!
| the Press clu b at TnE HERALD editorial
rooms this afternoon Mt 3 o'clock
| Evervons inte.sited ia the Hu1ce7s
| the club should attend
Thomas Gallagher, John MoCArtSy,
Frank Morton, John Collins and Jgna3
Harrison we're committed to the GlunsY
| all yesterday from Nswhall 10 serve III
dsys each for vagrsncy.
Cathedral TO-DAY is the feast oi she
Holy Name OF Jesus, and second Sunday
after Epiphsnv at 1879 a. m. G9nar-
ali's mass in + will be sung for the fret
time in this city by good vocal mix sd
ouartette and good chorus. At the
olfertory Mr.. +. w. Wallace will sing
solo, 0 Salu,oris, by a. q. Gardner.
The vespers and bsnediction are at 7 80
p. m.
Owing to the sudden death of
Mrs. Watts the Science association lee
lure on The Southern California Oil
Fields will not be given on Tuesday.
January 22d, at the cham Der OF COM
merce hail.
n in rrl roitt No
good thing for the farmers. but it has
been hard on the merchants. They cay
this will bring = wonderful big buaineas
bye and bye. But Burger heing from
the east and not scclinated 10 this
climate yet, says he can wait, SO here
goes for another sensational cut-price
sale. Real genuine wet-weathsr prices
for tomorrow. Side combs with either
gold or silver plated tops at 20 cents a
pair; Peep o. Day Bouquet perfume %
cents siz', at 10 cents; Eastman Rros. d
Coz Royal perfumes, all o61rs, at 20
cents an ounce. We furnish yon bottles
free. Their Royal Violet Toilet powder
at 10 cents; their Cucumber and ALA.
ond cream at 20 cents; their Floriday
water 80 cent size, at 20 cents. Real
white bristle and ivory handle tooth
brush 20 cents, tooth bruahes at 10
cents; lour-row tooth brushel ST IL
cents. Sxan'sdowa Face powder nj
5 cents; 80 csnte eho9 brushes at 20
cents. Large silver OF gold plated dreas
buckets at 70 cents--the 5)-cent kind.
Playing cards, Rovers or C3lupl 1ian4
worth 20 cents pack, onr pucs 10
cents, or two packe 20 cents, Another
wonder at our jewelry c1untsra Ell.
gin or Walthsm gold-tillsd case watches,
aides or gents q, $S5 ASK your
jeweler the p,ics and M will tsll you
$1,000 Five handred genuine Mexican
opals, worth Il } To So eJ0h. choice for
Monday at 81 cents sach ALI tho
anoye cut prices take place al Burger'a,
235 South 5pfioy street, ioaC door.
south of Los Angelss ihsatar, belassn
second and Taird.
Mica Gertrude Aud sings today at II
a OF
The herald., 1895-01-20
CUPID DISAPPOIM TED.

A Candidate for Matrim my Doos Him
Up for Fifty Gents.
Cupid Samuel Kutz OF the marriage
license department. in ths court houss
has lost faith in msls humanity, ard he
is about right. The other evening a
man came in in hurry to get g license
for tbs purpose Of marrying a widow
When the quart d 'hsure ds Rabslais had
sounded, which 10 plain United States
means when it was time to "puugle
up" the party had but 50 in his mex
preasiblee, instsad of the So 80 which E
the prizes OF wedding permit. Sam
didn't know the man from crow, but
trusted him for the half, because the
matrimonial candidate promised TO
bring 1t the next morning surs.
Several days elapsed aud Cupid Kutz
had not yet loet the hope OF recovering
his half dollar. His anticipa.ions, how.
ever, were shattered when he cav in O
Santa Ana paper that the lady, whom
the man had contemplated marrying,
had gone down to the capital oil the
ne!ghboring county aud married an en-
trely different gentleman. Sam says
shat he II sure now never to get his
money back, and he ia even afraid that
tho disappointed swain MAY coma to the
office TO try and trade the uselesa licsnse
eff for another 80 gent piece,
The herald., 1895-01-20
LOCAL NEWS NarAM


AoS uAASS g '',a vAS'sf N'"N ""'NR
was - ts's p'se' '.s, @SA', Was F@s''
Pone' ''i' ss0iesff "a
The condition o. Ast Sl'sA ssge 81, all
the ~ay trom MAN ssgsss - sAe AsSASs
depot. Is nes oAly ao>n,aAH.s HN9 dss>
graceful. 10 Should 30 pASe9, - sAas
plNcariad; N seereas
The regular meash'y aesstss 81 she
WorkjuS Bows Hcs0a s9syssy VAS posi-,
ponsa on seseaas ., s&s sA,H orb, sSN2s-
row a. l;8o ? n,' 81 she ttsAsSaass
ho'st, e9fneF ksiapls Sas 0'Aa& ANSAaS,
To shoss WHO have eos lSysi sRess
us = wor3 IT characterization 59s sas new
firm wncss asTs sppss-s 20 gu. F'aIs"
t0day. viz; McGsrry < l0eas, essy sea
os CUT OF pltes. faslt QerlSns character
scd business QE2Oae3.crs -aUs; eo,ssa
Socdly scsre 0t pAttoOS&a.
Webster Tsilariry eortuseg. Nac,,aese
temple. rooQ,= l ssstS NtuA No !,
contrsc. No. 5 Il. r. Gsrbss. tt&& Ssn
Fernsndo street; eiuo No. :, ocusfSe:
No. So. II. II. Stevens a. Nes<s' has
The herald., 1895-01-20

A public meeting will bs held CT
Maccabee temple Cola chamber OF com.
euspices OF sha local councia OF the Jr.
.. U. 4. H., ia ths ir forest Of the 70
ucslcticn Of foreign immig sticn and to
endorse Tho passage OF are Stone bill.
f,aong IN, isstures Of ths meeting will
Us raucic. tbs rspdition of the STAR
Spspglsd banner, in costume, by a lead
lag lacy so5n'ies OF the city; addresses
hv ex-Goseiror Sheldon. Rev. Burt
Eitoo Howard, Rsg A. @. Bsns, Rev.
Geo. i. Dys and othsra. The AZ sni5-
eion is free, and all who favor restric-
tion if not utter prohibition OF immisfa.
ton are invited to attend.
The herald., 1895-01-20
SH0RT STORIES OF THE DAY.


Stanley Garvey. d l2.yesr.old boy who
hs9 hsen residing witt his grandmother.
il missiag Il 10 th9nSss tho lad ia in
the city aud in hiding for ths purpose OF
obtaining ransom Tle police hold
this theory, from the TACT that q former
chum OF che boy called at the ssati on
last night and intimatsd that no know
the wherea bouts OF the missing youth.
Garvey is said to have run awsy with
"Cub" Dingm III. 8 vear-old boy rosid-
lug at Park PIacs. He is described as
follows: Light hair ana Ii Iht com olex-
lou, bus eyes, frscklei facs. large for
his age. large front teeth, dreaesd in
calico shirt with rel stripe, knee trous-
ere, dark suit OF Scotch clothes, white
collar aud cuff. wore q dark blue felt
hat. A reward will be paid for kun vi
edge OF the lad. His grandmother. Mrs.
Mary A. Gsrvey. resides at the Newport.
Fourth and Los Angelica atrsssl.
The herald., 1895-01-20

The immortal servios in hoa,r of thu
late W. NJ. Friesrer, to be given Oy the
teachers Of the public ochools OF thls
city, will occur en- Thurodsy next. Jsa.
oath.
Appropriate rsrvioes will DO hsld in
all the schools during the afternoon and
in tbs evening a general mem 1risl ser-
vice in Music hall, to which you end
all othsre ara invited. 1t is dss igned
that the sxsrcisss OF the day tog ether
with other matte. ob:sinabls from his
writings and chs tributes OF his friends.
shal! he the basis for a memorial volume
20 bs Issued By tbs tsschers Of the Los
Angeles echools,
Prof. W. NJ. Fiissner died during the
past summer vscstion in the city OF Los
Angeles where Tor eigh, years, 1sS5-
1899 he served as city superintendent
Of echoolu,
The herald., 1895-01-20
WAS NOT BURNED.

The Experience %: Las AugcIeno In
San Frsnc.scn.
George Nelson, 8 mushroom grower
of the Arroyo Ssco. won't TO San Fran
cisco last week. He was at once look ed
upon ss an excellent subject for crooks
to operats upon and was taken 10 tow by
o confidence operator namsI Frsd Will
Jams.
Williams took the La Angeles man
TO Srtro Heights and tried to work the
lock game on him, but Mclean was not
to be caught. When they returned to
the city an officer arrested William
Again was the mush room grower
tempted.
While standing at Washington and
Kearney streets he was accostsd by two
men, who steere1 him to a saloon nssl
10y and introduced him to a game o.
stuihorse poker. Officers saw the act
AND arrested the nunco men. McLsor
is of the opinion that tho metropolis il
@llsd with thugs, thieves aud cut
throsts.
The herald., 1895-01-20
Tbs UJsdale COMFORT.

On Monday evening next. anuary
Plat. Mr.. Arthur Browne Uvsdale will
give a concert of his own competition,
assisted by Fannie S.enhouae GRAY,
late prima donna contralto of the Gill
bert opera company. Mrs. Gray pos
ceases voice that is full, rich and of en-
immense compass. Much has been
said in praise of Mr.. Uvedale's original
work for the piano forte. All lovers of
music will find in his composition much
that is thoroughly artistic and melodi-
oua. A fall house should greet Mr..
Uvedsle upon his first appearance in
concert work in our city.
The herald., 1895-01-20

The L. III. Potts company, iacorpor.
ated yester jsy, sued for a writ OF inj1nc
tion against Wm. . Carter, to restrain
him from interfering With tbs supply Of
steam needed by il a. lnufactnrers OF
jellie, and .ml at it's prsmiss', 327
North Lo, An<sle3 street. lesss to the
company by Mr.. Barber.
Sche, Brothers sued Ennl A. D)5in.
son and Others to recover $2749 81 due
ON assessment for the gradin :, graveling
and curbipg o. Bro klyn Gveuus in front
Of lot 6, BLOCK n IIancock'a sutvey, and
to have said amjjut declared lien
upon the property.
A petition for letters OF al Din stration
to the estate OF FIei Will .m K ND. ds-
ceased. was fled rhs ssta;s ia valued
at $1,000.
The }. NJ. GntIi ID clrnplns saei Nose
ley O. S2inks st Al. for $116 TO-
The Los An.s,e \ .:llns. Dank sued
Abbis H. MINIS lad others OF prom
issnry note for 81
Latters OF al .nllistrati3n to the sstate
OF ID. j. Park harst, De ;eaaed have bsen
applied for hv his widoa, M5ry Park
hurst. The eetste ia valued at 1870.
Joseph B r4lcott ii Pasadena petit
toned to haya the W ii OF Mcs. Ellen II
Talcots probs'si. Tn +, estate CT scsAael
is estimated at 81 .00J.
George j. Mtcnel Piled for probate
OF the will OF Abigail W. RAe e, deceased.
The estate ia valued at 1929
Mary J. Reeves has commoncsd cult
for divorce against A. W. Reeves, the
ground bcing de setion.
The herald., 1895-01-20
Nsw Era Labor Exoh ange.

are all getting in good shape. The
laundry ia in practical operation, and
had it not bsen for 50 much rain today
it was intended to commence the agri
cultural business by starting the pillow s
Monday.
Tue association is going to select either
three or FIVE preventative and we'll
known busnsss men OF this city TO act
as business trustees to inspect toe BUSH
ness and accounts weekly, and to audit
the accounts and make statements OF
the same to the pubic every month.
The herald., 1895-01-20
Another Alleged Bicycle Thief

Detective Hawley yesterday captured
the partner OF Sam Harsh aud booked
him at tbs station on grand larceny
charge. He gave his name az Claude
carlson. He and Harsh are accused
of ealing a bicycle from q residence
IN South Main street. Harsh was ar
rligned in Juutics Morrison's curt yea
terday and his examination act for
next Tuesday.
The herald., 1895-01-20

Il complaint was issued yesterday for
the arrest o, Hing Lse, Chinese store
keeper. who conducts place in the
Vickery block On North Main etrest.
Mrs. W. R.. Price. 6remsu's wife, is
the complainant. She gays the osles-
tial threltensi to shoot her, beside5
otherwise creating row.
The herald., 1895-01-20

Overfl IVY Of Prisoners TranstsrrH,'.
The number OF prisonora in the city
Jail was increased yesterday by the CON
viction o! severa, peace disturbera aud
not few DRINKS. This increase resulted
in the transfer OF IA OF the men 70 the
tramp barracks on New High street
Special Officer Moore was placed in
charge. This Overflow" of the Jail viii
be sent TO the bgrrAcsa SO often as nee
eRaarV.
The herald., 1895-01-20

15SN. Maa, opposite old court house. Specs
ard eye glasses specially. Fine watch and
jewelry repairing. Also diamonds and fine
jewelry at lowest figures. Wagner, the old rs
liable ieweler.
The herald., 1895-01-20

Private din ne r3omi for ladies aud gentle
men will b, opened Jan. 21s;, in connection
with the Hoileub ok cafe and grill rooms at
ca le.