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The Washington bee., 1895-07-27
Io-al and Personal
CITY BREvITIES.

Dr. f. Williston has full charge Of
Dr. Francis SAnitorinm.
nr. John r.. Francis and family are
off la a vacation.
Misses l.. :. Chase and E. T. T. Mer
rift went to Bay Ridge "Wednesday.
M. VIII Dixon left his home on last
Monday and sent a note TO his wife that
when She found him he would he dead.
IisWile has notified the chief of police.
Mr,. J.. w. Pulies is i'm Baltimore do.
mrmissiomary work.
The lawn party i'll the interest of the
Ata Ia Exposition was a success.
II the COl0red American people
would attend To their own business aud
not interfere with the BEE they would
aWa}, keep out OF trouble
There is a movement OH foot to make
national issue out of the removal of
Prot j. M. Gregory.
Don't fail to send in your names at
once for the great eight-page edition of
the BEE.
The civil service law ought to be
abolished ii is sham.
Tie next President of the United
States viii be republican.
The trustees made several changes in
the schools last week.
Mr. II. &. Bruce has finished his new
hook.
The teachers i'm the public schools
were appointed this week.
Miss f. A. Chase will leave the city
ina few days.
Hon. John. Il. Lynch is the efficient
president of the Capital Savings bank.
Judge kimDalI took his vacation
Tuesday, lie WI be gone month.
The Peoples Transportation Company
will run new boat.
Jesse Roy the well informed sporting
writer IS coming into prominence.
Now is the time to send in your ad-
yrrtsementS.
Capt. Dabney had MI. Henry Burgess
arrested few days ago for threats.
LAWYER <. M. Hewlett is out of the
city un business.
The Samaritans are building a new
hail.
The III day picnic If the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Sunday School at
Browne PARK last Friday week was a
grand success.
Miss Dora Barker is summering at
Sllcott Springs, Va.
The excursion to ''Old Point" by
the Third Baptist church last Monday
was ole of the largest that has been
down the river this summer.
Half Of the young ladies who receiv-
eddcplomas from the Normal School
al The Academy of Music last month
viii receive appointments for teachers
al The lightning of the school year.
The Washington bee., 1895-07-27
BANQUET RUNS AT NEWMARKET.
MIR. Cookers Horse Comes In Second in thu
Trial Plate Event.

Trial Plate Event.
London, July 16.-This was the first
day Of the New Market second July
meeting, and Mr.. M. F. Dryers Ban
quet ran second in the trial plate event.
There were eleven starters over the
Bunbury mile course. Mr.. A. M. Sing
er's Virago, won: Mr. Michael Dwyer' S
Banquet was second, and Mr.. G. Arch
er's Golden Slipper vTas third
Mr.. Dryers Harry Reed won the
Selling Plate race. in which event there
We're ten runners over the Exeter
Stakes course, six fIarlongs.
The Selling Plate. Of 103 sowereigns.
was for all ages, the winner to be sold
at auction for 200 sovereigns
The following was the result:
Mr.. Michael F. Dwyer's b. G. Harry
Reed, four years old, by Himyar. out of
Violet first; Mr. j. H. Houldsworth' S
c. G: Acrefield. four = ears old. by Spring.
field, out Of Crusade, second: Duke Of
Hamilton's b. c. Barl3arossa, four years
old, by Althop, out Of Pearl Drop, third:
The betting on Hairy Reed was to
against. After the race Harry Reed
was bought in for 1880 guineas.
The Washington bee., 1895-07-27
HOW'S THISl

p we oiler One Hundred Dollar.
, reward for any case of Catarrl
G ClaI cannot be cured by Hall.
Catarrh Cure.
-. !, ). Cheney and Co., props
p We Tue undersigned, have known
ana = cheney for the last Is years
a anG believe him perfectly honor
sUa ANY IN all business transactions
Anu anu lt2ancially able to carry out
Wssno. obligations made by their firm
ois, ~ q TruaX, Wholesale Drug
Sa,S, Toledo, o., Walding, Kin
GU GU /" Marvin, Wholesale Drug
SlS y Toledo, O..
Id. naii Catarrh Cure is taken in
6on uaIlY' acting directly upon the
sv WI and mucous surfaces of the
So IJe "a, rfice 75c. per bottle.
als 'G " ali Druggists. Testimoni-
ia Ar
The Washington bee., 1895-07-27
POST M0RTLM OF THE PITT ELS.
1t Is to Ascertain whether Poison Cause
the Death of THE Children.

lit Is to Ascertain whether Poison Caused
the Death of THE Children.
Toronto. July 16.-,rhis morning the
bodies of the two Pietkel children, which
were exhumed In the cellar of a vacant
house yesterday, were removed by Cor
oner Johnson to the urorgue. Drs. Caven
and r. B. Orr are engaged in a post
mortem to-day to discover by what
means the little ones met their death.
The inquest will be reopened as soon
as the autopsy Is concluded. Efforts
will be made to exfradite Holmes.
The credit for the discovery of the
bodies belongs TO Detective Geyer. of
Philadelphia, who came here imbued
with the idea that Holmes had rented
a house and taken the children there
to murder them; that then he had either
buried their bodies or thrown them into
the bay
The Washington bee., 1895-07-27
CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK

1885,.
EApTTAT H4U1MER BAMK
sifi iitih 1h YiiiaR shiIiA
coo nc. ~ ", ,v
wv = wv ~ " " '''''''' '%'' - >''
CanitaI MO 600
HON.JNO. R. LYNCH. PRESIDENT
DIR. j. II. WILDER, VICE-PRFs.
The Washington bee., 1895-07-27
TO CONSUMPTlVESs

No better remedy can be four-i FOR every form of
cough, colds bronchitis and general debility, or for
Compound of Pure Ccd-Liver Oil and Phosphates of
Lime Soda and Iron. 1t ie the fruit of long expert
recommended the best preparation known to re-
store vitality and vigor to flesh nerve blood and
brain y 1t is manufactured only by DR. ALEXANDER
B. wiLBoR, Chemist, Boston, who will send an Illus.
trated circular free on application.
The Washington bee., 1895-07-27
LAWYER JONES SUES.

MI. Thomas l.. Jones, a member of
lhe District bar, swure out warrant
against the editor and a reporter of the
News for criminal libel.
The ease was called lin the police
Court Wednesday, and as the govern.
menl Was not ready the defendants
PERSONA bonds were taken.
The Washington bee., 1895-07-27
CONSERVATIVES HAVE 1874.
BIG GAINS OVER THE LIBERALS IN
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

contested Districts Show Big Losses to the
Aberais-At Present the Result ID 1e4
Conservative NJ Unionists, 81 liberals,
Mcoarthyftes and Parnsllites-
PEOPLE Afs Tired Of the Irish seuabbles,
Says the London Chronicle.
The Washington bee., 1895-07-27
CURRENCY DEBAFEIIN CHICAGO.

Roswell G. Horr and w. II. Harvey Discuss
ing the Question This Afternoon.
Chicago, July 16.-The currency de-
bate between Roswell G. Horr and VIM.
II. Harvey (Coin) began here this after
noon. The judges are Charles H. Aid
ridge ex-Solicitor-G General of the
United States. and Hon. Henry Miller.
Mr.. Horn spoke first. Mr.. Harvey's
opening statement followed.
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.A$
20
INDIAN TROUBLES FEARED.

Citizens Appeal to the Governor of Ne
brasks for Protection.
Cheyenne. July 16.-The Governor has
received a letter from citizens residing
In the vicinity of the Indian troubles
imploring him TO send troops to the
scene Indians are gathering there in
force and the whites fear an uprising.
Several bucks have been arrested for
violating the game law, and 1t Is said
that scouts are now out locating other
hunting parties, whom the posse pro-
poses to attack and capture. The near
est troops are at Fort Washable. over
four days march for cavalry from the
scene of the expected trouble -.
The Washington bee., 1895-07-27
A GREAT WOMAN.

. Elsewhere in this paper will pe seen
y, ,Ie ADVERTISEMENT of DIR. Mary Gordon,
I INC most gifted medium in this country.
IL ns: Uoldon is real; there is nothing
@ Y. Z, about her, and you can depend
~ al he tells you. You should give
hrr Trial at once.
The Washington bee., 1895-07-27
A Broker Commits Suicide.

New York, July 15.-Charles A. KIM
ball. a broker. 81 years old, committed
suicide this morning in his room at the
Hotel Empire by turning on the gas.
He had an office at SAC Produce tx
change --&4>AAa 49,
The Washington bee., 1895-07-27
Wages Advanced Ten Per Cent.

Birmingham, Ala. July 15.-The Ten
nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad COM
many has announced an advance of 10
per cent. in wages TO 1880 tipplenlen,
drivers and outside mine laborers III re-
sponse to a request made by them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

Flr .s tare4d-.lze aber uhllh
Fross o1t oi the pores 0f the skins ~
animals j, goes in length from ,1s
root. and not from The top al WitA
Yegetable production The lower p9T-
uou merely lenEtheEs out. and the rl
projects forward. c0lssquentiy. % on.
cut b. EUl alEags remain blunt @
Is tubular and hued Elth Oh. Whlcl D
gives % the fiber ita color Iu ai1iti0.
10 the on % contains mineral matter
among uhlch are sulphur and iron. a
close examination o. the hber Eil. lC
a certain extent. show the section Of the
country the animal iBhabits. The short
and crisp. with an oval or angular
cross section. indicates tropical growth,
the long aud soft. with circular cross
section a Northern climate. The fbers
from different structure and value.
that which is taken from the back Jf a
land animal being the finest. while the
reverse is true 0f the animal which
confnes itself mostly 10 water the
belly being much finer than the back.
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rsr DIsPArcn J. COLOR BLrSD

NHE DleTA IL ~ = AWADH DAA"b ~
Tie tagught-ehutc % the 1s1al' y
serene ans Teii-meaaing P.Hnre Dis
patch. beam cioggei last week and
a. a -esuIt lts i-uan-ere1 editor
Has se-ze8 vith Eil-o1s atta-k a-i
iau s1n1rr dark brown hall1-.1 .11i,1-s-
Go ar evidently .abored scree5 tle D.s-
patch says THE IEADEE "a sdTo-ai --
sing vie-stztehood i1 tle face 20 tLe De-
iberate judgment 1f q c11reltl5u -t
which N6lacr vas uellar. zr1
from which Be accepted the p1s-t.--
u ueu1 Der - the eEe-1tlre e1uzi-iee
from Logan c51ntg He-- ula; g
ls Tnr rFa1Ea was tlc e-s- PAPER So
tbe tcrrit1rT o. a1ro-1te s--
Statehood and it has beea preaching
that doctrine tor ttree years TIE
Dispatch -s Eerlv bcr1 3r So r1-1
have k1oHn This iaet The Log1z
co1uty de.eral91 ia she s-au-==
convention vote1 11a1iro-s.y t1r s---
gle stalehood ar1 represeutet t-e
sentf meats q the Peop, e % t1-s 1-1-.T
ln doing s1 Tee DsPatla ,1r--s-
saTs that tte e1.to- Cf tie LEADEE
was FOR soz8-e statehood u1t.l The
Tauuany caiefs gave bin orders AID
ADDS '.nho rurs Sf5lacsEr
The D.spz,eh-s 7erliforn appendix
IS out of tsss. or else Is Displays
E-lf1l disregard f1- the truta Ad-
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Ayers Cherry PeciHFal
GOLD E-oLL At TaE T0zSDs EA-7.
EfiES LE9s I'll gTsEs slsslFlaLU2
Oaes ysIlsut solfis-. Hs Beeans
Hopeless wrseE

Few tsys zzs there Ezs buried In
2 -5-flF-. g. r. -Ee body o. william
p Lesser z-Ias -T--11- g. years o. azs.
Es vas E-5E- az Tze King CO
Tr1-1E az1 ts- the PAS. tFe--g ys4rs
vas C-e ~ TIE -1s- Interesting char
z--=-s 1g --s -l-F He Ezs the son O.
--- -zT1- 90 -5u- i- Germany. ard
---11E1 -1-ev 1-1Es- vas i- r=-s-1-
% ar zl.suz-ce % 800 every --rss
-----s ETe- --1z- --s s--r .f a tramp
EFs-1EH- as 1-se5l-E Tz- z-E CO..
naming l- s-rsz-z-1s. -s Wzs l- t-s
-a--- GO rs-l---E aL w.-1 ulg- -s
-z-s - -1--ze- --z- z--.1E- e tramp
-e wzE r--e q Ez--le-z-- ~. --s f-C1-
ss-1s va E-ew BIZ 10 c-e -1-l1 cor
-r2--c- -t-- LEs--g Tsa-s zz5 -e --z-s
--s scrssrz--s lz B-ooklr-- It uaz a.
--s --Es EEe- .11g--E -1-s=s rers az
-z-Ls- 10 -1s s-z--01 -1-s=s- He Wzs
zT=- a1c-- ne Bs5f5r5 aFs--= station.
--ss-i-g AID tending rEe furnaces. AL
a--s---s -g E-zk= hin tzlE CO L-s prs-
F-o-s lie ss-s failure Hls 3l.y an
sE7r EaE z- q xe--.z--zl . I an =
tramp. lt Ezs 1s pleasure On rHcsiy-
.-g a remittance -3 take l-E friends o1t
z-1 gs- tEs1 1r--E and t1e1 pay t1eir
f-zz T1r51z1 tze money 5-5ksr % EGs
l=zrEst tlat -J1ubo- gained a gold
-s-s. lI-.-z the Franco I'r1s.-ar Wzr, =,
l-- tEst having i--lrrei the e1llty o.
tie German government be came %
t1E country. Eighteen months aga. o.
expressing a Wlsl 20 reform. Lls rela-
lFes seat Lll s. 1s1. uita Uhllh hs
s-ar-e1 .1 the furniture business. bit
f41e1 Al oG-sr found blm sitting o.
he steps % the hospital a. Bedford ave-
r-s and south Third street He zEoks
him Keep moving said the ofncsT.
Jlm5o's reply. They conr know ne
any more. Eas scarcely audible. but hs
kept moving ss best be could. a fsz
hours later another 0m1er found hlm
si-r-ng 10 the ggtter. he made an al
tempt % ge, uD. blt fell back uucon-
selouE- BE vas taken 10 the station
h0ase. whore be died. Fortunately the
regular 500 remittance Eas received
the day after. aId be Eas not buried
b The Do-ters e.
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Miss Macy r. wilkins ls the fartu-
nate possessor ~ me treasury With
which tie romantic novelist aI1rna his
her0ines-a wealth ~ beautiful golden
hair. and b. is ~ the real yellow golden
hue which one seldom sees growing
naturally on a womau's head. TIE dis
tiugu.shed novelist is very uaF in ng-
ure. and very shy and modest ln man
uer. She cares little for the applause
Of the world. indeed. she seems hardly
% know Nhat 10 o. with the fame that
she has won. AZ a little distance one
would take her f9r a shy and sensitive
child wh@ begs that she may not b.
pointed out % public notice. rather than
for the EucCessful authoTess whose
work g. ranked b. critics among the
best n tie century. Miss WlEins was
student al Mount Hoiyok0 college.
and her home o. IN a small town IN east
srn Massachusetts. not far from Boston.
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froI letter written ry Rev. j.
Gllcernan of D.mOnda.e, Mich. we
are permitted % make this extract:
% have no hesitation in recon mend -
iug Dr.. Kings New Discovery. as the
results were almost marvellous IN the
case % my wife While was pastor
~ The Baptist church a. kives Jon -
tion she ~ a. brought down with pneu-
mona succeeding Ia grippe. Terrible
par1zysms q coughing would last for
h0urs with little interruption, and 10
seemed that she could not survive
them A friend recommended DR.
King New Discovery; II was quick Boz
lt- work and highly satisfactory in its
results" Trial bottles free al Sea
tomas drug store. Regular SIZE soc
and g..
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% al the saia-iss of cd esp p'1gss ir
tts class lde5 service to rsnai1 80
thtir credit rntI Enal iaseaa-ge uhsr
tts whole ano1nt shall te pad via
per eenL i-terat- There may te
lated eases where otieciiou VIII -
made 10 s1eh q rulIng. but the pas-
sage q q hiii % taat sort rculd mean
umbrellas Tor many q cisrx nheu tas
rsiry Gays arrived. The lsgisl alton
nay be called phlantbrepie. but the
idea Il not rev. Tbe postal CLERKS a.
their lzst national conciave indoraed
fast such q law which wCuld simply
aneaa az insurauce association within
safe government lines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

~ l-Fellafols yoGng bog .sa-lau
a191t 10 atteupt - travel by land
end .ee from Amer.ea 20 PARIS lie
wiI STARE from Vancouver journey
tsrouya A'aseat eross The frozen Ber-
lag lsa ~ aoy sIeds coast through
+. bera Hllh reindeer aud arrive a.
Paris Dy iaId Hereafter Americana
vlo get stranded 60 Paris can walk
home They can make pedestrian
lour -a the Drai mo1uta.a., saunter
through siberia, skate across Bering
tra 90 the ice and descend from
q as14 W snow shoes The route f.
laooo miles long. but perseverance
ald Indifference % weather would
,vsrc0me its diHculuca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

@zs &lnrLEs, a Pitlsburg wife
murderer aho was 10 have been
haugea Ihursday. IS very mad because
fae governor granted him respite for
sirty cays MeMuiien says he was
prepares - de and "wili nog have 20
- through The wh0le business again. p
ah.en he considers q hardship aud a
waste n energy. All things consid-
erred. 10 r. pity thai his deed was not
committed iu Texas Ia that case he
would not even haze been subjected 10
the faiiguing process Of ascending the
galiows. The exertion necessary 20
the accomplishment n bis elevation
would have been wholly expended BY
the gentlemen al the other end of the
rope
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

Land 0Ece AZ Guthrie. o. T.. De- d.,
Is-
Notl1a is hereby given that the follow
.lz-lsuei settler las fI-d uorice VI his
Intention tg make ina. proof in support
~ Ll- claim. and that .aid proof w.ll b.
made before tle register and receiver a.
Guthrie. on Jan ~ I-as5. viz:
Francis IT Donaldson Wl1 made III r
10 -sl iJ- the a li De ~ and -e 4r. -ec
- ~ l-- rr1e
IL names rre fJ. owing witnesses %
i-lVr BIZ cl-r.--ll- residence upon and
cultivation lf SAID lands
David L.t-ter. ~ Guthrie. OK. William
T EFa-- lf l4rt-l. DE- a H Barnes. %
Guthrie DE- Z Ll-l- Ealt. % Gar1eL.
DE
A. y =. CRl-K. Rsz.s.-t.
E-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

HlrFuID sEua uss wounde5 10 the
r.z.t fooi end rigat hand ia the 3.s-
grzeef.. ,zrro1n roU ~ the school
-14-- che lt-e- g-- Hr smith
eo1- aIa a. bead 9n uufie lessons
a1- grs B41f.r1 foarl = high ifs
81 tae aatae tue oyf.-iry ieft HANDED
- 1.-r f--t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

cHaIEnAa CAETEa o~gins zbere b.
lee ~ three ysars ago ~ waning ia
party ~ oger-eo1fcsnce. There "a liz
tle .l<slinoed tlai be Darsy alI have
mash ever coafdsnes lu him- Harf.-
a,n stiIl ins.sts thzl hs Fzs Czrter.zs1
Ia.. rr.rate oE-.e b n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

Ter. tcrr of Oslate-1- Co--ty &C L1-
gar. g. ir r-ur1-e lclrL
N1ta-e 81 hereby rre- ttat c- tie
lld car % N1reu aer A. u l-. q
u NIX sled i1 f1e -rclute cc--t CT
the countT O. Lrra- a-1 Te-rltc-v GO
DEla1oEA rell- r~agl-r f1r let-
ters 20 al s-~at.r- % 1e ss-e- tC
b f- urrr The eststs CO Ws- Glil
deceased. ate 80 the 11rrtT q Logan
1-t IErrii--T cf .s1E-A
A-t r1rs1ant Cd an CrlEr 1i sl1
r-- 1ate -1-r- M-aT. tte -r-1 -lT
- Tss-e- Ter a o.. lss-. al t1e soar
% o. SEX q z 20 s4i cav faa1
-e-E q Car GO t-e reE-ar N-re- le-
Tern A. u -- CO s1- Probate
Cc-ri- has t=sr arr-i--s- a. -le t--e
f-- sz- E-r 1att--. uEH1 1r- ulE-e
ar -e-s1- i-ts-l=-e- zar e-r-ssi sad
r-.-t1- r -r u-l-E- opposition
t-e-et- ca t-s r---l C -s-- -era--T
20 -rE az u-- 70 -lr assert -s lu-
-r--s 60 rAe s-n--- E-1 --zv
l-1- s.1H-s te sss-
-Hs L1UV OF
-,s F'---B-s C-- CO L,
rE-. 49, t-s sea 1-ts-.
sac -f car N
= L1u- la.-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

a raAEf near Norman n41e rez
from several pgauls ~ 1r.e1 a9p -
whir1 he stole iro-a q fara b81s- ane
trp 1oetor worked orsr hin a. dzT
to cave BE life lie wasz-t acr1stom
~ 70 suea s.reli clnners.
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3fawEa ars e1riozs creatures LEsv
are ~ deeply iaierssts1 ia usat Es-s
81 aeaina thst- ba-xs tE1t sac b1st-s
8. eou,nv iatO royss aEa.a
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Struggling Auth0r--"You say my
book won't dO2'
Publisher 40, sir It's too old
fashioned"
Struggling Author How 'old-fash-
loned
PubiisheT-"Y Y0ur pot is a plot your
characters have characteristics. and
rtsn they talk they say something
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lrisa notorious fact that many Of
the department clerks al Washing.
ton are spebdtLnf Congressman
Wilson. of Ohio. wants 10 provide neat
eggs for them b. retaining per cent
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A DaI dock sEzu-rnstioE ~ G1tar.s's
reP1 1t.lela H-ho9- toa-1 Hl.- slou llE.
aaoz-H ~ n1re laezzssea bare t-er
-rg-eralrz1 81 tl-s -.tgas g=1t--a=-
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srsEs measures should be taken ~
ere peorf@ ~ soap she Track over
w. stlr.sle saith 81 .des
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a. cess ge-r 81 leaP year re pre-
sa@= tlzE u11rr che Esr order q
tt-1Es the sea Hlll have ao-1e SHOW
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srBscRIP1Ios AArKs.
DAIIT

WrsFDLD surSu shouid 10 bis think
ing ~ p-ezg and bic talking ~ tele-
urc-e
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h rOw FfrfHg auaT abr0lafely (rCf. $40 ooo
cOpies of this most complete interesting
and valuable common sense medical work
ever published thc recipient only being
required % mail % him. AZ above address,
twenty ons l4lI ouc-cent stamps 60 cover
cost of mailing 0HiF and the book will be
seui post paid Il = veTitable medical
library. complete in one volume. Contains
Ipls pages proiuscly illustrated The FJef
Edition D. precisely thr same as that sold
Al 81 81 except only that the books are IN
strong mauiila paper covers instead of cloth.
Send NOw before All are given away.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25
A VERY YOUTHFUL MURDERER
Blanche Seasons, CoIored, Killed
by Louis Carroll.
A Petty Quarrel Results in the Crime.
Struck in the Temple with a
Brick. The Young Criminal
but 10 Years Old. Inc
quest This Morning.

Yesterday evening about 6 O'Clock,
Blanche Sessions, negro girl, IL
years of ago, was struck on the head
with brick thrown by ooIored boy
named Lewis Carroll, 10 years old,
aud almost instantly killed. The chill.
dren were IN the street playing, there
between them.
The girl is said to have thrown q
brick at the boy, which he lodged. He
then throw piece OF brick, which
struck her in the temple. knocking
her down and insensible, She died in
lew minutes.
The boy was arrested and carried to
the station and locked up. He did not
appear to realize tho seriousness of the
charge against him, coming into the
station laughing. Last night he was
sleeping soundly. An inquest will be
hold this morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25

The following cases were disposed
OF IN this conrt yesterday:
Matte Day, colored, using profane
language; tinei 1925.
John George. white, using profane
and abusive language while under ar
rest; fined costs.
John George, drunk; fined S2.25.
X. Askew, colored, assault on Re
oeccn Coleman; continued till this
morning; accused bailed.
William Washington, colored, IN
lawful gaming; continued till this morn
Ing; accused committed TO JAIL.
IL. SniZoerg, white, nuisance; con.
tinued TIL 27th.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25
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\ Fake Fire lat NiRht.

That WAS fake fire which carried a
half dozen newspaper men to the cor
ner Of Princess Anne avenue ana the
Norfolk and Western railroad this
morning about o'clock, and detailed
description OF how they got their
wheels through mud foot deep and
through small rivers at each street
crossing would make a better story
than the fire. The fire WAS, however,
tue object OF the visit, and what it
burned is easily told. About l o'clock
a bright light was seen at Faces brick
yard.
Tho alarm was turned in and the up.
town department responded to the call
They were not needed, as the sheds of
the yard were destroyed before they
arrived. The loss is ouly few hun
dred dollars. How the fire originated
Is not known.