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The herald., 1895-10-16

The wall paper dealer OF the city is Eek
strom, 1924 South Spring street
The herald., 1895-10-16

Pabst Beerl Pabst Beerl
On draft at Joe Arnold's, 358 g. Spring St
The herald., 1895-10-16
THE HERALD
CITY NEWS in BRIEF

CONGRATULATIONS of observations
taken at Los Angeles October Is. The
barometer is reduced to sea level.
The herald., 1895-10-16

New Interpretations
Articles of incorporation of the Troplco
The herald., 1895-10-16

Maximum temperature. ~.
Minimum temperature. 60.
Rainfall past "a hours, trace.
The herald., 1895-10-16

Rainfall past q hours, trace.
FORECAST.-Oct. 15.-For Southern CAL
ifornia: Generally fair, though some
what threatening in the extreme
north portion tonight stationary
Temperatures; fresh northwesterly
winds.
WEATHER REPORT - United States
depaltm OF agriculture weather
bureaus report received at Los An
geIes October Is. 1895.
The herald., 1895-10-16

H. T. Gordon as attorney for the de.
Tense filed notice of appeal and re-
quested stay of execution of the juf g.
Thomson
This concluded the trial and the pres.
bytery then went into secret session.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
TIE TARpY CHINESE.
Peace Commission WIN Not start For Japa
For Ten Days.

Peace Commission WIN Not Start For Japan
For Ten Days.
LONDON, Jan. A dispatch to The
Times from Tien-tsin says that letters re-
ceived there from New Chwang state that
the fighting on Dec 22 about the village
of Kang Wan Thai lasted for six hours
General Sung then retired west of Tien-
Chwang star, and the Japanese returned
to Hai-Ching which they strongly forth
fed. General Sung, not being pursued,
marched back on Dec. 20 toward New
Chwang, which appears to be still in the
hands of the japanese Port Wingtzu is
now said to be threatened
The Chinese state that the Japanese are
suffering greatly from the cold, and il is
added that General Sungs force prohtinp
by experience Is improving in military
tactics and seems to be regaining conf.
dence. The generals troops have made
some creditable marches during the last
two months
A dispatch from Tien-tsin says that the
Chinese ENJOYS to negotiate peace Will
Japan win proceed TO Japan ten DAYS
hence They win meet at Kobe Mr.. Johr
W. Foster, exAmerican secretary of state
who has been appointed to act with then
In an advisory capacity.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
MRS. ROSS WAs slLENT.
Would Not State Her Relationship to MIL
lionaire King and Lost Her Case.

Providence. Jan. l. Mrs. T. A. Web
ster Ross the mysterious woman who for
the past two year. has been attempting to
obtain the release OF William H. King,
the insane Newport millionaire, from tho
Mclean asylum in Massachusetts and
from Buffers asylum In this city, received
another adverse decision before the appel
late court. some time ago Mrs Ross ap-
pearcd before the court and asked to be
joined as next friend In the suit Of VIII
liam II. King against George Gordon
King the trustee Of the insane mans es-
tate. Mrs. Ross at the = me said that she
was the nearest re;ativeSJ the demented
man and intimated that George Gordon
King was not William Kings nephew, as
WAS supposed.
The court decided that she must state
her exact relationship to King before she
could be Joined as party in the litigation
and fixed Jan. 3, as the last day on
which she would be allowed to file her afii-
davits Mrs. Ross has attempted from
time to time to put off this day, as she
was apparently unwilling to disclose her
case or her identity and failed TO state
her position.
The court therefore listened to the mo-
tion Of tho respondents counsel TO appoint
q citizen OF Rhode Island as guardian ad
litem to determine whether litigation viii
end in this case or be carried further. Ex-
Chief Justice Durfee will serve II accepta-
bic 70 all parties
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
PythIan Kniehts TnstalI omoers.

Last evening Clayton Lodge No 4.
Knights Of Pythias installed its new off,
GERS as follows: @ @ William NJ ward !;
V @, vacant; K R 3. Everett Jones !;
n F.. J A. Oosgrove; K Ex., James B
Tucker; VI w Charles Coserove; NJ A.
Thomas Freese, Jr- prelate, Samuel h.
Ridgway; trustee Riverview Cemetery,
James B Tucker; representative GRAND
Lodge, Charles Cosgrove; trustee
Thomas Mullen, Jr
This evening Excelsior Lodge, No z
K OF P will install officers as follows:
@ @, L w. Palmer; V G., William
Craig; X R s.. George B Thompson; NJ.
F., w. J Moreland; K Elk, John strad
ley; NJ. W., William Tubbs; NJ. A.,
James Rodgers; prelste, Charles E.
Wood trustee of Riverview Cemetery,
Thomas D Wood; representative Grand
lodge, Thomas d. Wood; trustee, e. o.
Barton.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Gar panee u nIIddletown.

Fpecial Correspondence Evening Journal
MIDDLETowR, Jan. 4-The Young
Mems Social Club gave one Of its prett,
and pleasant dances In the large and
spacious auditorium OF the Opera House
last evening. The affair proved the
largest and most successful held here for
years
The patronesses were Mrs. John P.
Cochran, Jr.. Mrs. N J. Williams and
Mrs w. Biggs The floor committee
was composed of DR. ]. Sites. F. B
Watkins p Cochran, Jr., and g L
Townsend Jr
The Middletown Orchestra furnished
the music for the occasion Dancing was
kept up until o'clock this morning
These were among the many partici
pants: Miss Sallie Shock of Washing
ton; Misses Daisy and Helen Nsudain
of Wilmington; Miss Sadie Wright, of
Cambridge, Md Miss Townsend Of
Camden; Miss Warren of Phila
delphia; Miss Woodall and Mis-
Wilson, of Georgetown, Nd. Mrs. A. NJ
Brown, Mrs Edwin Prettyman, Mrs.
P Cochran, Jr., Misses Allie Mckee.
Jodie Blggs, Ydla Cochran, Ma
bel arvis. Bessie Reynolds, Mary
Cochran, Edith Derrickson. Bessie
Doybfs Wnnltm Drelut OF WlimiuEtoui
Mercer Bailey, OF Philadelphia; Alfred
Reynolds, Of Elkton John Dunlap, Of Clay
ton; James Hopkins, of Seaford Harring
Clark, Berrll Townsend, Irving Shepherd,
w. A. Jester, Jr, Max Reybold, Of Della
ware City; Robert Davis of Milford
Charles Whsrton, OF Smyrna; Gray
Taylor, Reese Parker, Edwin Prettyman,
William Lockwood. Clarence Clayton,
E. R Cochran, Jr., Robert Cochran, Alfred
Tatman, Thomas Cochran, Allen Nc.
Dowell. Will MetteD, Ebon Clark.
Harris Mcdowell John Rothwell, w B.
Biggs, John @ Kelley, Howard Poole,
Frank Poole, A M Brown, William r.
Reynolds Wilson Cochran, George Will
son. Robert Comegys and Douglass Coch-
ran, Of Middletown.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
SPARKS SHALLOW RUSE
Cashier In the Cincinnati Post
office Said He Was Robbed.
BUT HE WAS THE THIEF HIMSELF.

Bumped His Head and PlnyediPossum After
conceaiing @50e-Told a Tale of Robbers,
but He Was Not Believed and Confessed
Stirred Up the City.
CINCINNATI Jan. 4.-There was a great
sensation in the central part Of the city on
account of exaggerated rumors about the
daylight robbery OF the postofiice IL was
after O'Clock When Assistant Cashier
Frank H. Sparks was found lying on the
floor in an unconscious condition by Jani-
tor John Wiehe No noise had previously
been heard about the place, but when
Wiehe gave the alarm an enormous crowd
soon surrounded the building.
When Postmaster Zumstein, Inspector
Salmon and Cashier Tucker arrived in the
cashier office Spark lid not appear to
be badly hurt, although lie had a big lump
on his forehead. There was no doubt
whatever about the money drawer being
short sS07.
Cashier Tucker and the others waited
until Sparks took his lunch first, and then
they went out for lunch. Sparks was
alone at ] 80 p. m, when, he says, two men
entered the Office and asked for small
change for a 50 bill While be was unlock
ing the money drawer one Of them rushed
through the small screen door, which hap
pened to be open, and soon both Of them
were upon him He says he dealt one of
them hard blow, but was himself struck
by pair Of iron knuckles and knew moth
ing that transpired from that time until
he was aroused by Janitor Wiehe.
watchman saw No Robbers.
The watchman, who is constantly pa
trolling the corridors says that he saw no
such men as Sparks described either enter
or leave the cashiers office While all the
police, detectives, deputies and inspectors
have been working on the theory Of o rob
berry, they have been shadowing every
movement Of Sparks since he left the office,
as well as looking out for either Of the rob.
bers or aocomplices.
They say that it would have been very
| plausible for the robbers to have asked for
change for a 50 bill so as to locate the
money drawer, as well as get it unlocked,
before they rushed in on the man in
charge Of the Office, but the detectives &c
so far as to say that Sparks injuries ars
not the result of iron knuckles or a slung-
shot being used on him. but Of bumT
inflicted by contact with the vault Oh
| something equally hard.
| Sparks was arrested later and shortl,
| 6fterward confessed that he got away witt
the money himself He was short S2S3 81
and was to settle as soon as Cashier Tuck
er returned from lunch, when he knew hi
would be caught. While Tucker wa
lunohing Sparks took $685. SO from tht
drawer, putting $500 in bills between thi
leaves of a magazine and S21.6s in coiI
in an envelope, hiding both. After hi
confession he told where the money was
and $563. 6S was recovered.
Sparks is married and belongs Co a root
family. His friends viii make up th
shortage Of S2S3, but Inspector Salmon
says that viii not save him from prosecu
ton.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

Senate, arrived In the city au 10 o'clock
this morning from their Kent county
homes, and registered at the Merritt
House.
The marriage has just been announced
Of Emanuel Jefferson. Of Claymont, aud
Miss Lille g Pate. Of Linwood, Pa In
Camden, N. j, on December 10.
George H. yAnBashirk, we'll known
book keeper with the Cranston Company,
has returned to this city after ? business
trip to Phlladelphia
Mrs Harry Law ton and children have
returned home from visit in Philadel
phia
Miss Elsie Smith has returned home to
West Chester from a visit to relatives
aud friends In this city.
Miss Mary Poynter, Of Lswes, Is
spending few days with her friend,
Miss Viola Lind at No. 1925 West
Fourth street.
Samuel Catta and W. w Techudy. Of
smyrna. were seen on Market street to-
day
Ex Governor James Ponder returned
TO bis home st MI ton last evening after
a brief visit to this city.
Direct Tax Commissioner J. Frank
Wilds. of Dover, spant part OF the
morning with Register Of Wills
Cooch
Mics Geriie Armour. Of Chester. has
been visiting Wilmington friends.
Bishop Coleman delivered an address
on temperauce at the meeting of the
Northern Convocation of the Diocese OF
EastOn, at Elkton, last night.
Miss Natalie Randall, OF Chester Mise
Lena Hoyt, of Germantown, and w w
Ford, Of Bellwood, Pa, are guests OF
Miss Carpenter, at Park Place.
s q Brown. manager Of the American
Garbage Crematory Company, who has
made his headquarters Ia this city and
his home at the Merritt House, since the
construction OF the Wilmington crems
tory, is seriously indisposed in his rooms
at the hotel Mr.. Brown is kept busy
with correspondence from cities thai
wsnt to try the excellent system OF
garbage burning.
Representative lohn w. Jolls, Of Mid
dletown. was in this city to-day.
Ex District Attorney Beniah Watson,
Of Dover, visited Wilmington to-day.
Representative Ezekiel Fleming, OF
Harrington. was In the city to day. His
two brothers accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Robinson enter
tanned a number Of friends at a pleasant
musicale last night.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
LroENsr APPLIoATIoNs.

NOTICE., AUGUSTUS II. VIEWEG,
IN the tenant and occupant OF the houss
situated az No. West Fourth strs ct.
In the First ward, In the cits
OF Wilmington, county Of New Castle
and State OF Delaware. In compliance with
the requirements of the acts Of the General
Assembly IN such case made and provided, dc
hereby give notice that ! shalls apply In writ
ing TO the Court Of General Sessions or tue
Peace Al Jail elivery OF the State Of Della
ware, in and for New Castle county, on Mon
day. the 4th day OF February. 1895, being the
next term Of said court. for license for said
house. rs an inn or tavern, for the sale therein
of Intoxicating liquors in less quantities thar
one quart to be drunk on the premises, and
the folio ing respectable citizens Of said
ward. at least twelve Of whom are subetantial
freeholderH OF said ward, recommend the said
application, viz;
Harry Chri6ty Thomas |. Russell
Il. .HamHnn Samuel Wolters
Ludwix eudricks IA. ". Moody
Jacob Schieber s. j Bearinger
K. j. McMRnus Morris Levy
George OiNeil Moses Levy
Albert Neumayer George A. Davis
James II. Harkins J. Rushworth
James Mcken q A. Hauber
Fred We'll, Sr. Moses Well
r.. NJ Wolters Andrew Wilhelm
George SteiniCken James Mccartney
w. H. Jack James Welch
iAUGUSTIS II. VIEWEG.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Mr. Bayard wantsd Lisutsnant CowIss

WASHINGTON, d O., Jan. Com
mander F M Barber, who, on Decem-
Der 26, was ordered TO relieve Lieutenant
Commander w. S Cowles as Naval
Attacte to the London Embassy, and
who had taken passage for himself and
wife to sail yesterday for his new post
by the steamer Neg York, returned to
Washington to day, his orders having
been revoked by Secretary Herbert
Naval officers were mewhat surprised
when Lieutenant Commander Oowles
vas 30 aummarily detached after enjoying
bis present duty less than a year, his ap
pointment having been made January 4.
1898 BE married the daughter of
aon. Allen q Thurman, of Ohio but his
wife died several years ago When the
news Of the proposed change reached
London It is understood that ambassador
BAysrd telegraphed Secretary Gresham
hat he desired Lieutenant Oowles's re-
ention, ana the President himself
directed the revocation of the orders
which assigned Lieutenant Cowles to the
Olympfa
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
General seweIrs Senatorial chances,

TRENTON. Jan. 4.--Senator STERN and
Assemblymen Wilbur Ginder and Exton,
the four Republican representatives from
Mercer county in the next legislature,
have held a conference on the United
States senatorship question and have form
ally decided to support General Sewell.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
soolnl and Personnl Notea.

P B T Wyatt. Of Psnnsgrove, visited
relatives In this city yesterday.
]. B Wharton, of Dover, secretary Of
the Delaware State Fair Association,
spent the day in Wilmington.
w. r Grow, OF Kennedyville, Md, is
registered at the Clayton House
Senator Hezekish Harrington. of
Harrington, accompanied BY DR.. B. L.
Lewis former speaker Of the state
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
DE-. Hulburd Al a nInnsr.

Rev Merritt Hulburd, D. d of Grace
81 z Church, was an honored guest at a
dinner In Philadelphia last night 1t
was one eiyen to William Il Wanamaker,
at the Bellevue, BY his employees Dr..
Hulburd made ons Of his felicitons
speeches on the relation Of the clericaI
profession to clotbel. and how clothes
sometimes lake and do not make The
man. He said nice things about the
guest Of the evening, aud altogether was
one OF the hsppisst speakers Of the even
ing.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Kidnaned His own chnd.

WABASH, Ind, Jan. A bold case Of
kidnapping occurred here Philip Scott
of El Reno /. IT,, came to Wabash and
stole his 4-year-old daughter from his di-
vorced wife. He loitered about Mrs
Scotts home till the little girl appeared,
when he grabbed her and ran for the Big
-Four train southwark. Officers are after
him. Much excitement was caused by
the kidnapping, and the mother Of the child
is frantic
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
KentncI,r nesnerndo KnIod.

FIEsnNGsBURG. Ky, Jan. William
English, a noted desperado Of this section,
was killed by Andrew Vaughn Vaughn
is so years old and quarroled with English
about the payment Of an old debt. Eng.
llsh made at the old man with his AK.
Waugh raised his gun, which he carried,
and emptied the contents into English s
body, killing him instantly. English had
been a terror in this part of tho state for
years, and his death is not regretted.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Kansns Town Almost nnrned Irn-

CoFFEYvILLE. Kan, Jan. 4.-Seven
three story brick buildings including the
new Masonic block, were destroyed by
fire here. The loss aggregates S1O5 600.
A man named Easley from the Indian
Territory was dangerously hurt by falling
walls At one time the fire threatened
the entire city. There are no waterworks
nor fire companies here, and the flames
had full sway FOR several hours until help
came from surrounding towns.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Fatal nnel With sahers.

NICE, Jan. "A desperate duel with
sahers has been fought between two Ital-
ian offioers-Toiani and Nergori-near
the French frontier. The fight lasted an
hour at the expiration of which time
Vergori was killed by cut on the right
side of the neck which severed the carotid
artery. Toiani was so severely wounded
that he is not expected to survive.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
BrIllIant wsdalnr q FrsasrIoa.

In Frederica, yesterday a. the resi-
dence Of the brides father, Paris T
Carlisle, Rev. E. L Hubbard, Ph. D.. Of
Baltimore, performed the wedding
ceremony of Miss Blanche Carlisle aud
Daniel Hirsch. Of Milford A wedding
dinner followed the ceremony, at hich
only relatives were in attendance The
brids wore q rich travelling dress and
sfterward, Mr. and Mrs Hirsch left for
the South for fortnight's tour They
will reside on South Walnut street,
Milford.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Guests at PhIlndeInhia waddlnr.

Miss Alice Gil, OF Pailadelphia, we'll
known to many persons In this city, was
married the othsr evening to Percy
Landon, also of Philadelphia The
ceremony was performed at the home Of
the brides mother by Rev. Willism huff
Of the Church Of the Epiphany, in the
presence OF number OF relatives and
friends The bride wore gown Of
cream silk, and was attended by Miss
Matte Baugh, cousin OF the bride, of
this city. aud Miss May Mackey, Of Phil
adelphia The groomsmen we're Harry
McFall and William McFall, of Philadel-
phla Elwood Marozzi played the we'd
ding march
Among the invited guests from Will
mington were: Mr. and Mrs William
Baugh, Mr.. and urs John A Light, Mr.
and Mrs James s. slemmons, Miss Edith
Walter, William G. Baugb, Jr., and Miss
Mamie Baugh.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
pope nInkes an Omaba Man a count.

CHICAGO. Jan. 4-Word has been re-
ceived from Rome by Rev. James Soeff er,
S. J., president Of ST. Ignatius college
that the pope has conferred the title Of
count upon John A. Creighton OF Omaha
in recognition of the latter benefactions
to education and charity Mr. Creighton
is one Of Omaha's wealthiest citizens
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Two Additions to the on Fleet.

The British steamship Msyhower from
Sunderland. England, in ballast, entered
to day for a cargo of oil
The British steamship Oranje Prince,
Captain John Hewitt, cleared for London,
England, yesterday afternoon with S21,
426 gallons, valued at $22, 276.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
ItBeean In 1855.

cit has been the custom for the city to
pay the offise rent OF the city solicitor
ever since 1885, said a Wilmington man
TO an EVENING JOURNAL reporter this
morning. 1T was begun when Henry
G. Turner was city solicitor and has been
continued ever since.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
schooner Lost with An Hands.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. A dispatch
from Mingtitlan, Mexico, reports the loss
of the American schooner Catha Minerva
on the Mexican coast during the recent
stormy weather All hands, consisting
of the captain and four men, are supposed
To have heen lost
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Celebratlnr Hls Thirtisth nlrthdar.

A jolly party of Germans, friends OF
Harry stosckle, gathered at his home,
No 400 Adams street, for the purpose Of
celebrating his thirtieth birthday The
Delaware Sengerbund was there in
force, accompanied by brass band, and
the air was filed with music, both vocal
and instrumental Refreshments were
served by the genial host, and a royal
time had.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
ninhtherin In nn Ornhnn AsrInln

CAMDEN, n. J., Jan. 4.-Diphtheria of
the most malignant type has broken out
in the West Jersey Orphanage For COlored
Children. Antitoxine has been sent for
and will be administered. The orphanage
is under quarantine.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
FARMERS WHIP TRAMPs.
Tied Them to Trees and Gave Them Twenty.
five Iashes Each.

T1CTIs
WEsTBRooK, Conn. Jan. 1.-Two tramps,
members Of a gang which has been rob
bing farmers In this section for the past
two weeks, assaulted a teacher who refus-
ed to give them money Eight farmers
went to the swamp along the shore line
tracks Of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad, where the tramps made
their headquarters in a dilapidated build
ing, and surprised the gang
Two were captured and dragged from
the hut, stripped Of their ragged garments
and both tied to tree. Then three Of the
farmers applied whips to the mems legs
and backs. Both shrieked at the first cut
and kept on shrieking until 20 or 20 lashes
had been inflicted They were told that II
they did not leave in - hours they could
expect worse punishment.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Where II rs Really Cold.

ST JoHNsBURY, VT, Jan. 4--Severe
cold weather is prevailing in this section.
During the past week the mercury touch
ed % degrees below zero and has not been
higher than II above.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
A Fire Among the BivaIves.N

At 10 10 o'clock this morning a slight
fire occurred In the store room in the
rear of the restaurant OF Allen H
Ainseow. No 707-711 shipley street. II
was quickly extinguished by Harry B
Smith, who had his hand burned in the
work. The damage was very slight.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

The most remarkable cures OF errofula on
record have been accomplished by Hood d
Sa' saperllla. This medicine Is unequalled for
diseases of the blood. Take only Hoods.
Hood's Pills are handmade and perfect in
roportion and appearance. Csc.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
A Feathcrweight Contest.

HARTFORD Jan s.-Fred AlcGirr Of
Bridgeport defeated Charley Matthews of
Danbury before the Hartford Rowing club
end won the featherweight championship
Of the state in / I rounds.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Nearlg ess Erishernen Lost.

LONDON, Jan. Alt has now been as
certained that nearly 225 fishermen be-
longing to Hull, Grimsby and Yarmouth
were lost during the recent gale.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Has Renounced the world,

Miss Mary Stuart. of Galena, Md,
was one of the thirteen young women
who took the veil at the Convent of the
ITiTIs1ulass EeArt, Villa Maria, in Wsss
Chester. yesterday, Her name in relig
ion Is Sister Mary Teresina
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
trust Those who Have TrIsd."

"Catarrh caused hoarsensss and difficulty in
speaking. / also to a great extent lost hear
ing By the use OF Ely's Cream Balm drop
ping Of mucue has ceased, voice and hearing
have greatly improved.-J. " Davidson, AT
torney-st-law. Monmouth. Ill
used Ely's Cream Balm for Catarrh and
have received great benefit l believe II n
safe and certain cure Very pleasant TO
Ia ke.--William Frazer, Rochester. n. Y.
lrlc. Of Cream Balm Is ATTY oents.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Pound Dead IN His Room.

Boston, Jan. "A man who registered
as Stephen Kerrigan at the United States
hotel was found dead in bed in his room,
which was filed with gas, 1t is not
known whether or not it was a case OF
"a
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
pnstnmre Rnhl,ei-

DECATUR, Ala. Jan. 4.-The postoflice
in this city was robbed Of postage stamps,
registered letters and packages and money
belonging to the government. The loss
is about 81, 600 Burglars blew open the
safe and rifiod it OF its contents.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Killed by an Express Train.

WooNsocKET, r. l., Jan. 4-Patrick
Sweeney, aged 25, living at $50 East
Twenty-ninth street, New York, was kill
ed while walking on the Consolidated
track at Albion by the north bound ex-
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Rre,rer mnennel Dend.

ORANGE. N. j.. Jan. 4--Anton Huep-
pei the millionaire founder Of the Huep-
pei Sons Brewing company of Morrisania
died at his home in East Orange.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
FIour and sawmiIIs DESTROYED.

TUNKHANNocB, Pa, Jan. a-The -four
and sawmills Of the Meshoppen Manufac-
turing company at Meshoppen were de.
stroyed by fire
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
ITEMS oE:INTEREsT.

"Why on earth did Mary marry football
plRyeI2n well she always thought shed
look pretty as young wldoww-Atlanta Con-
stitution.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04
Girl Fatally Burned.

NASHUA, ~ H., Jan. 4.--Grace Cliff
ford, aged IA, was fatally burned at her
home bere