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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
THE ARMIES CASE.
IHe Irler IN the AppsaI-Ths Grounds for
New Trial.

New Trial,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 2T.-The
counsel for tho government In the case
OF Major George a. Armos, U. $. A., re-
tired, whose arrest for insubordiantlon
by order OF Major General schoAeld
created u sensation two months ago
illed their brief to-day in the appeal to
the district court OF appeals from the
decision OF Judge BRADLEY dlscharginG
Armies from custody. The government
sets out that the loWer court erred In
ruling thut ArnleI was Illegally de-
prlved ot his liberty and that his arrest
and confined at quarters other than
hls own home We're unlawful. The
ignoring by Judge Bradley OF the fact
that the penalty for one OF the offenses
charged against Arncs. may be legally
lie Imprisonment, Is cited as one error
on the part OF the Judge.
II Is also claimed that the court erred
In assuming that Armcs' charges
against General Sch0neli We're true. or
thought by Armies 10 bc true, aud ruling
that the charges did not constitute un-
becoming conduct Us either officer or
gentleman and prriudiclnl 10 discipline,
and the contention a. made that courts
martial have exclusive Jurisdiction In
oil proceedings against military per-
cons Tor military oncusca. and II Is con-
tended the civil courts cannot reverse
or review action hy proper military au-
thOTlties and cannot relieve parties
from the effect OF them by writ OF ha-
beas corpus. Tho case VIII problbly be
argued early next week.
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WASHINGTON. b. c.. Nov. 2T.--The
treasury gold reserve has already be-
gun to feel the effects OF the recent or
der OF the department directing that eH-
press charges DO pnid ON all gold re-
celved at the Hub- treasures, and also
upon the currency returned IN cXf
change therefor The assistant treas
urcr at Philadelphia to-day reports the
receipt Of 100000 In gold and smaller
amounts are reported from other sub
treasury cities Several amounts were
turned into the treasury here to-day.
tha largest being $3.50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
A PECULIAR CASE.
Why Governor Brown PartlOnsd . lIAn
Convicted Of Cutting.


Convicted Of Cutting.
FRANKroRr, KY, Now 27.-GovernOr
Brown granted u pardon to Berry Stone,
a citizon Of Clark county, Yesterday,
under novel circumstances. Tho gov.
trnor himself gave tho following uc.
count Of it.
Berry Stone came into my Office and
handed me u copy oil a judgment Of the
Clark circuit court, from which It Hp.
peared that At the November term oil
court In 1877 hO was convicted Of mali.
cious cntIng. aud by the verdict Of the
Jury was adjudged to sOrye one year Ia
tho penitentiary lie said that during
tho entire eighteen yoRrs since
his conviction no has contiuu.
ouIly resided at homo aud no officer
had ever proposed to tako him into
custody to DO confined in tho psniton.
iiary. Ho said no was there to enter tho
penitentiary under judgment II said
so, but presented a petition signed by
mauy good citizens asking his pardon.
Ltold him lio could 90 FREQ man. !
thorOupon Issued him u full pardon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
THE BIG STORM.
Formed Near the Tr,a. Ooa,t-wAs Euily
Forecast.

forineu NehE hhc ANNAA tohht-S " ~ uAy
Forecast.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. c7.-Pro-
fessor Moore. chief of the weather bu-
roau. in bulletin concerning the re-
cent storm Gays:
This disturbance belongs to the type
Of southwestern storms which have
their origin near the Texas coast dur
Ing the fall and winter months and
move nOrthward over the central val
leys and lake region, attended by heavy
rain and snow and usually followed by
severe cold waves This storm was ap-
parentiy formed near the Texas coast
on the 23rd. but did not appear as well
marked depression until the afternoon
OF the eth IL was preceded by Il ge-
we're uorther Ia TeXhs on the 23rd and
It's development retarded the south
casterly movement OF the cold wave
which covered tho country To the north =.
west"
The bulletin shows that the course OF
the storm was fully fOrocAsted In spec
lai warnings, including storm signals,
Issued by the bureau.
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ciyd%. Captain Ia ilian,c.

WASrtSoroN, d, a., NON G-Atlor
careful royicw Of tho evidence In tho
cn,o Of tho sinking ol tho uehoonor Arc!
tic by tia plcamcr Clyho In collision
on Saginaw bay, Luko Huron, tho local
lnanoolors find tho captain Of tho Clyde
guilty Ot cntolrs'noi4 aud innituntOn tO
his dntirq In ncglcClinV 10 tunp utupnt
lookout. aud hnyo rovokod his lIconac
"a mnslrt nndipilnl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
CAUSES ArpREnENstON.

Tie News NJ the iiurnlnR NJ Ml,'iun
IiuliiingS At Matn,h,
l'oBtoN, Nov 2T.---'IhV Associated
rtoa dispatch from ConSlanlInoplc,
containing tho nova Of tho burning Of
lho American mission aud school
buildings NJ Mrtnsh, Nh November 10,
adds to tho apprehension which has
hao bCcu iOlt regarding tho OaiOIy Of the
American mlssiOnntiui lllprO. The
schools aud missions al MRro'h arc
undur tho control Of tho American
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SUGAR RrrINERIEs CLOSED.
Clnimed THAT /. IIrcAurp The Product Is
II.nh lin.

Clninlsd That Is IIrcAurc The Product Is
Used Up.
PmLApELrntA, Now 81 - All tho
sugar rOancrios in this city, including
tho Franklin, as vol as tho McCOhNn,
shut down tonight, throwing over 1000
workmon ont OF employment Tho
SpreckcIs refinery hRs been closed Tor
somo time, aud tho FRANKLIN aud Nc.
Cahnn had boon running on half lImO.
This Ia said to DO In koopinR with n
similar novnmont In Now York City,
by orders Of President soarloa
At headquarters IN this city II Ia snld
,hnt thu rolnCfict close up ut tlll7 tinO
Of tho yOar, "a tho product isNll used o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
ANDREW CARNEGIE
Says There shohid he = Return TO Specific
Dutlss--sIiYcr Craze Over.

Dutiss--suyer craze Over.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 27-Andrsw
Carnegie addressed the chamber OF
commerce here this afternoon. In the
course OF his remarks he said no be-
lIcyed the money question had been set
tied by the practical agreement that
sound money was the best FOR all. The
nrst duty OF the hour, Mr.. Carnegie said
whJ to provide adequate reyG-
nurS for the government, He de-
cIarcd that the government was
being robbed Of one.thlrd Of the rrvc-
nucR, which II nRFumed to asses
through un1Cr-vaiuauon under nd va.
ynlorrm duties II specific duties could
bc reEtored he was certain there would
Dc no deficit In the revenues. Further.
more. no had enough confidence ia the
honesty Of President Cleveland 10 be.
Hove that he would not veto such Il
measure II II was passed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
THE BRIDGE AT BE1LA1RE

IL Feared by the T0wbuat Pr0pIs-FIvC
Million uushcIs Of Coal Leave Pitts
BHrEh-Ths Extent or tho llsc Is DiiHp.
pointing.
PTT'TsBURGH Pm. Nov 27-kn
eight foot stage in the ohio was prcllc-
ted for tonight nnd the water was
slowly creeping up to the marks, but
entirely too slow for the anxious riy-
crmcn. Only one tow Of sevcn-foot
boats win mike an effort to clear the
bars and river captains, when they
heard Of thlH were anxious to get out
ahead OF the tow, 0H they feared II
would block the channel. A few Ncci-
dents happened, but not enough dam
pEc was dcHn 10 make my break IN the
load.
Davis Island dam was entirely down
at r. o'clock Tuesday night after huv-
INK bcon up COS days The first tow TO
10 through was the Dave Wood. At 800
n. m. to-day. There Is Hcnnt water In
the lower ohio and Mississippi rivera.
nnd the t0wB win have 10 lay up at
night 10 allow the water to Cntch up
Unless there IL another riFc none Of the
b0ntH going out viii return to Pitts.
hurgh, aud II Is doubtful II the boht'
now IN the south can roach the pool IN
time for tho next rise.
Among the accidents reported were:
The DodEor struck on the Horse Tall
below Davis Island dam but was not
In tho road. The Tom Lyslc BnnggCd "a
barge Mt tho upper end OF the lock, but
tho coal wll not be n total loss The
Ford city sank fiat nj Lock No. L.
which VIII bc removed by tho nnviEn-
tlor company.
Among the ohstrucllons which the
rlvcrmcn fear nrc the bridges ut llCl-
lnlrc md Stcubcnvillc. lloatmcn Fny
thUy lose 5000 cnch trlp because they nrc
forced 10 tie up over night az these
polntB. Thr loss In surlon conl tn date
nj the Stcubcurlllr bridge Us figured al
'OlaOS. nt licll1lrr bridge, tho coal loss
amounts ln yl9IC5d sCyCnty.nyc tow
boats lott to-day with conl IN bargcs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
Irnnntr 10 NYIlrnt tiro,rer..

LONDON, Nov 2Z-rho marquis Of
Salisbury, replying to loItor in which
tho writer pointed out that during tho
past tCn yoars tho country has speht
ESQ, 100000 on imported whoat aud
flour aud that tho import Of ilour Ia.
stOad Of wheat had resulted in loss Of
ClS,00O,O0O, promises to consider the
writer's suggestion regarding tho nay.
mont OF a bounty to wheat growers and
tho admission oi whOat free, while q
duty 1, placed for imported flour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
NEW ENTERpRlsEs
As Reported 10 thc baltimore Manufnc-
urcrS Itrnui.


nALTtMoRI', Nov a. Special rc-
porta to tho Manufacturers, Record show
the projection Of q number Of tnIlrond
ontcrprl1ns In tho south; some for lines
NJ considerable length, but the major
ny FOR abort cxtonnlaua or for connect.
Ing links between Important ryrtoma
ThcrU IN considerable activity In tho
projection OF electric railways md cl.
p1olully IN ANA around baltimore,
where u number VI lines ire 10 b. con
Hlfuctol
IN cotton mill mntlctR there have
been reported duu1g the week II prn
prHo1 udlil,uunl cost uf fl2iOOO IA %
NTB.uIn mlll which viii make itonu or
TIE lniRc1t IN Tile cutlr south a Sct, 900
lumber uUniruny IN Vitgluu, twn oil
boring companies. ono nf SlOO.O nnd
ono Uf GjO1QNl clpilnl, co1l mining aud
o roller mill enlargement In Wcgt vlr.
glulR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
For the House Offices VIII Go
Through the Caucus.
ACTION OF OHIO DELEGATION
Practically Settles the Whole Mat.
ter in Its Favor.
CONTINGENT FROM THIS STATE
On the Ground, Except Mr.. Day.
ton and Senator Elklns.
TIE PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGE.

A Forecast Of the Docaiarnt Secured by
thsAnoOlAtsd Pres. The President NVni
csnlinc IIim,sIfto Three Principal sub
i,st,, Tariff, Finance and Foreign Az
f.ir.-wu stick TO Free Trade and Ar
sue Against the Recognition OF tie Hell
Ilscreat IllShtsor tAS Cuban InlurEsnt'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
SERIOUS WRECK
Caused by Section 10" Sot HeoIlnS IA
Warming,

Caused by brouoh hO" NOT hecdIhS
Warming,
PntLLiBnURo, Pa, Nov 81 = Tho
passenger train on tho Altoona & Phil.
lipuburg connecting road, duo hero at
$3.50 O'Clock D. M, ran into huud.cRr
while p asSing through cut tonight
Section boss j. McDormOtt. who had
charge Of tho car, aud Mrs. Sarah
Richmond were killed. A daughter OF
Mrs. Richmond was slightly injured, as
was also hor husband, John Rchmond
and Mrs. MCDarmott, wilo OF tho boss.
McDormott was warned not to attempt
to mako tho switch until aitOr tho ar.
rival of tho passenger trnIn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
AWFUL STORY
OF the Ezeroum Massacre. Con.
iirmed by an Eye Witness,
WERE GIVEN BY SULTAN

And the SIsrelleSS butchers Spared No Ar
menlans That Came In Their Way-Tho
Fearful Spectacle Presented Aftsr thO
CarnRgc-Young Women Who Died
Fighting to Preserve Their Honor-Fhe
Duruing OF the American Mission
Houses Minister Terrell Demands In-
dennity.
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CARSON, Ney, Now 91,-l'hO jury In
tho case OF Jane, IIcnry, accused Of
stealing bullion from tho United siutoi
treasury. reported to-day that Nttor
having hncn ouL eighteen hours they
could not alrcc Tho Jury stood throO
10 four for AcQulithl,
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BEHLlS, Now ~ VOID has bcon 70.
cciyod hctO OF tho dCSth by drowning Of
Otto Ehlcra, tho Oxpofor, who was m
Intimate itiond Of Emperor William.
Herr Bhlnra met his dcath In Britllh
NnW Guinn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

Houos, NJy, aG--RoN Ugloyon "
l'rolhinshnm, vol known Unitarian
divine aud author dicI nt his homo In
city to-day, ngni Boycnly.thrcn ycurl,
Ito has hdcn III poor hctlth fnt lhO past
iva ycar., but Ind continued lie
literary Work until within two wc1ka
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
DERlNG SEA MATTER,

win be laid before Congress for an eS-
prossion ot It's VIII In the further guild
Gnce of the executive.
BERlNG SEA MATTER,
The Bering Sea claims will also be
touched upon and 1t is believed that the
President will take the ground that the
United States being In honor bound, ns
the result OF the Paris arbitration und
the modus vlvendi adopted during Its
pendency, to paytheso claims, Cougress
should act favornbly upon q convention,
which he will submit, providing for the
appointment OF mixed commission 10
ascertain and settle them.
Tho remaining chapters of that poT-
ton OF the message relating to foreign
airalrs, viii be largely devoted TO u re-
cltrl of the efforts OF the state depart
ment In behalf OF eX-Consul Waller, n
discussion OF the feasibility OF COM
pleting the Nicaragua Canal according
to the revised project, and congratula-
tory references 10 the good results at
tending the efforts OF the United States
ministers In China and Turkey to pro-
tect the rights OF American residents
therein.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

sreClal Dispatch to tho Intolllsencer.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov, gT.--It
looks tonight rs though the Mcdowell
ticket will obtain big majority In the
Republican caucuR a good deal SEEM
cd to be staked on the course Indiana
would take and to-night the dcleBa-
tlon voted solIdly for Mcdowell for
clerk, Glenn for doorkeeper aud Russell
for sergeant-at-arms, This unpouncc-
ment preceded by but half hour tho
news that Ohio had followed Indiana's
lead. Mcllhaney, Oh!o's choice for
postmaster Is said 10 be In the COM
hlne. and Fisher, OF Kansas. also, for
chaplain.
Mr. Russell sa!d Tonight that Gem
eral Henderson will take but two votes
that would otherwise 80 % him, Rus
sell, and ne Is confident OF victory.
The West NlrglniaGs are solid Tor
Charlie Con for postmaster. and viii do
ull that can be done for him. The dele
cation Is not all in. CRpialG Dovcner,
Mr. HulinE and Mr.. Miller are here,
and Mr.. Dayton iG expected Friday
morning. Senator Eiklnr viii be here
OF Saturday. When Mr.. Dayton ar
rives caucus OF tie delegation viii be
arranged Cor, and It II quite probable
that II win bc dYed to suit the convent
cnce Of Senator Flkius, and that he VIII
be present.
SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN, AssoCI-
ALTON.
There was talk at the Tennessee
headquarters to-niEh, Of forming n
southern Republican association, In
which. Of course, the West NlrEinlRn3
will be expected to participated pruml-
nent member OF the Tennessee contin-
gent expressed Erent regret at phio'u
action In endorsing tho slate and said
the proceedings tonight had made o
President ana unmade several. He
was q strong advocate Of Colonel Tip
toms election as doorkeeper. NJ the
EFme headquarters II was stated thgL
the proposed alliance OF southern Re-
publican members to BE- perfected at =
projected meeting Ind been practically
abandoned.
Congressman HullnF is warm
friend of General Mcdowell and Is
therefore very well satisfied over the
Prospective success Of the Pennsylvania
m
Captain povcner aud Mr.. Huliug nrn
dcmicllcd ut willnrds, and Mr.. Miller at
the National. Mr. Dayton will bring
his family He has rented n residence
IN Southeast Washington. Ht No. 800 B
street. There Is talk Of n reception to
West VlrginiR's senators md repre-
sentatives. Irrespective Of party The
date agreed upon Is January 10.
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board OF com miSsionOrs for foreign mis-
sions, and tho property there 10 valued
at $50, 900.
Marash occupies position among
the foothills Of the Taurus mountains,
and has population Of about 80, 700, OF
whom 10000 arc Armeniani.
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Their Property Destroyed In tho KhaTput
MnsIacre-NO Protection TO the Anleri-
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-17
WALKING COSTUME.

cord passably, especially if the red inclines
rather to scarlet than crimson, Blue'and
violet accord badly. Black never produces
a bad effect when it is associated with two
luminous colors. While gray never exactly
produces a bad effect in its association
with two luminous c%olors, yet in most
cases its assortments are dull. Blue when
placed by the side Of orange increases the
latter's intensity, and vice versa.
1t is related that the ancient Roman Ia
dies, who were luxurious in the extreme
and required the services of not but a
score of maids in matters of the toilet,
sometimes dyed their hair blue. How soon
history will repeat itself in this respect is
a question for mathematicians and schol-
ars to settle.
The walking gown shown in the sketch
is of beige wool goods. The godet skirt is
plain, while the blouse bodice has "a deep
yoke in front, defined by shaped pieces of
guipure, below which are two full panels
of bluet satin let in on either side Of the
front and terminating Jnder two buttons.
The belt is of satin and the standing collar
of guipure. A short, open jacket with
revers of white pique accompanies the
gown. The hat of tobacco brown straw is
trimmed with bluet ribbon.
JUDO CHoLLET.
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A POPULAR VERDICT.
The Jury Declares Mrs. Farrall Not Guilty
of Poisoning Her Husband


of Poisoning Her Husband.
LA PLATA, Nd, July 1.-THE jury in
the case of Mrs. Farrall, accused of poison
ing her husband, after being out one hour,
returned a verdict Of mot guilty"
The scene in court when the verdict was
announced was of intense interest. The
judges sat calmly in their seats, looking a
trihs graver than at any time before dur
ing the trial. There was no indication in
the faces OF the jurors what the verdict
was. The Messrs. Farrall, brothers of the
man whom Mrs. Farrall was charged with
numbering, sat back in the audience fully
believing the woman guilty and hoping
for a verdict of murder.
When Clerk Turner read the verdict
there was stiffness, as the crowd waited
eagerly for the announcement. When its
import had been understood a remarkable
scene ensued. Mrs. Farrall broke down
and wept for joy. She became hysterical.
She sprang TO meet Colonel Wilmer, her
chief counsel, who was advancing to meet
her. She threw both arms around the
stalwart colonel's neck and kissed him.
Judge Briscoe had enjoined that there
should be no demonstrations of approval
or disappointment at the announcement
of the verdict, but there was no restrain
ing the crowd. Hearty applause burst
out and swept the court over the an.
announcement.
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Driven out by whitecaps.

S%HELBYvILLE, Ind, July 17.-Mrs. Jen-
ME Justice and Sadie Allen have been
driven from their home at Freeport by
three masked whitecappers. The women
have received numerous warnings to leave
the neighborhood, Bundles of switches
have also been laid at their doorstep. Mon
day night their door was broken down and
the women were compelled to leave in the
their night clothes. The masked men
fired several shots and then departed. The
Justice woman was recently divorcedfrom
her husband, and this week applied for q
peace warrant against her son.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-17
ROOSEVELT SCORES HlLL
Declares the Excise Law was Passed tor
pnlitinAl CnnNnnlrnca.

IpAitiNhA NtnNenAtites
NEW YORK. July FIN a speech before
one Of the good government clubs last
night Police Commissioner Theodore
Roosevelt combatted the statement that
crime had increased in New York city I'm
der the new administration of the police
department. He produced statistics to
show that the number of arrests under
the new administration had been greater
than under the old. Speaking Of Senator
Hill he said:
Il do not usually ascribe motives, and 1
would ordinarily hesitate, in speaking of
q United States senator, to say that his
governor and his Legislature for he con-
trolled them both absolutely deliberately
enacted a law which they deliberately in
tended to be dishonesty executed, but 1
do not have TO ascribe motives in this case,
for Senator Hills letter is in effect a frank
avowal that these were the motives which
actuated the Tammany legislature that
passed the present law. This law is now
being honestly enforced, and Senator
Hills assault upon the honest enforce
ment is tantamount to the admission that
1t never has been honestly enforced before
and that he never expected IL TO be hon
sstly enforced.
"This Sunday excise law has never been
q dead letter. 1t has always been enforced
against the man without money and with
out political influence. 1t was passed with
the deliberate purpose of keeping a sword
over the neck of every saloon keeper who
did not render abiectly faithful service to
Tammany Hall and to the state machine
which Tammany Hall served"
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ohnrred uItn Khbhine Miper..

PITTsBURe, July 17.-Operator 7. D.
Stein and his check weighman, 7. r. Mar
shall, were arrested yesterday on a charge
of stealing coal from the miners at the
lakewood mine, which is owned by Mr..
Stein. The suit was brought by Secretary
Warner, of the Miners organization. He
charges that Mine Inspector Blick has ex-
amined the scales at the mine and found
the weights false. The Fairbanks scale
company has also examined the weights,
and found that they gave the operator an
advantage of 800 pounds on a ton. Mr..
Stein claims the scales are all right. 1t is
stated that If the miners win this suit all
of them will enter suits for damages,
Some of the men nave worked at this mine
for twenty years, and their claims will
amount to s., 900 apiece.
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susneoted OF a Double Murder.

BALTIMORE, July 17.-Abe Small, alias
William Thompson, was arrested here last
night. Georgia and Savannah have of
fered 81 1900 for the arrest of Small. About
a year ago there had been some robberies
in Savannah, and a colored man named
Abe Small was supposed to be concerned
In some of them. While Constable
Humphreys, of that city, was attempting
to arrest Small Humphreys was shot, and
died from the effects of his wound, anG
later Policeman Neve was also shot ant
killed by Small while attempting to ar
rest him. Small, or Thompson, had a re
yolver when arrested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-07-17
Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved il six hours by the 'New Great
soath American Kidney Cure" This new
remedy is a great surprise on account of It's
exceeding promptness in relieving pain in
the bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of the urinary passages in male orfemale.
1t relieves retention of water and pain in
passing it almost Immediately. If you
want quick relief and cure this is your
remedy. Sold by Isaac Shapiro, druggist,
107 S. Main street.