Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-08-09
News Summary.

William Boin was killed and John Ma
badly injured in wreck on the Baltimor
X Ohio near Evansville, OHIO, Saturday
The announcement is made that the En-
reka Cast.steel Company AT Chester. Pa.
which made an assignment several months
ago, is about to start up under new man
agCment.
There are between GOO and I, 90 dea
mutes scattered throughout the city oil
| Chicago, and they are all industrious anC
/ fairly prosperous earning their living hon
estly and uncomplainingly
The enormous plant of the Pottsvipe
Pa Steel * Iron Company will resume
operations IN about three weens, after a
practical idleness for many months. AbOni
600 hands will be employed.
Hiram r Walker was fatally shot sat
urday 10y George Washburne. who is "a ten
ant on Walkers farm Walker accused
Washburne's son of stealing piece of rope
when the shooting followed
AT Maumee, Ind Friday night. Polk
Saloan assaulted G. w Bacon The latter
shot Saloan who is dying Saoan shot
Bacon three times. killing him instantly
Bacon was teacher and noted as local
poet.
Receivers were appointed on Saturday
for the Trenton and Eastern Rubber com
panies at Trenton, y Y. John B. Rue
will act in that capacity for the Trenton
company and Samuel l. Walker for the
other concern.
Thomas Westbrook shot and killed Bill
Williamson on Broad street Nashville.
Tenn, Saturday morning. WestbroQk
charged that Williamson mad been init
mate with his his sister. Both mon are
carpenters AID unmarried.
The Chicago grand jury went after the
buc. etshop keepers Saturday, and ended
It's labOrs by ndiCting nine men charged
with running that form Of gambling house
The evidence the men was gathered and
presented by the Civic Federation.
While at work near Valparaiso. Ind.
Louis Rich and his son George were al
tackled by a vicious bull The elder Rich
was quickly overcome and killed by the
animal, despite bullets fireg into its body
by the son. The latter was also gored by
the bull and is dying.
\ Norwich (Ct) man seems to have
in haste and repented in the same
fashion. The marriage occurred on June
-, and on July 20 he published notice
'Orbiccing any one to harbor or trust his
wife on his account She had left him
and sailed for England
y new invention has been designed to
prevent collisions at sea. At a recent test
he force from an electromagnetic coils
"a s, III
influenced chem cally prepared compass |
stationed some six miles away, causing it
o set up an instantaneous peal of bells.
Both the miners and operators Of the |
'ittsburgh district think they have the |
)est end Of the compromise agreement en-.
cred into Friday last The operators are |
IDLE TO fulfil their contracts and the mi. |
lers are jubliant at the prospect of uni
orm rates throughout the district after
Oct /.
The American liner 81 Louis has reach
d New York from Southampton, making
he trip IN six days seventeen hours and |
wenty minutes, beating her previous rec
I'd over an hour. Her average speed was
5 - knots an hour. Had she been run at
he same speed as on her last trip She
you'd have made the trip in six days and
fteen hours.
Fish. Matching in China is sometimes
onducted with the aid of hen The
pawn is collected from the waters edge.
nd placed in an empty eggshel The
gg Is then sealed with wax and placed
nder sitting hen. After some days the
gg is carefully broken, and the spawn
emptied into water well warmed by the
IN. There the little fish are nursed until
ley are strong enough to be turned into
Ike or stream.