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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20
MEDAL FOR AN HEROIC SAILOR.
Secretary Herbert WIN Pin Il On w.
J. Creelman.

Washington, Feb I7.-secretary Her
bert has carried with him to Charleston
a valuable medal which he will in per.
son present 20 the gallant sailor OF the
Maine who sprang overheard in the
midst Of the tempest on the way to
Charleston In the attempt 10 rescue Ap-
prentice Kogel. The medal Is OF gold ana
bears upon the face pielure az the
united States warship Maine In relief.
On the roverse side is the Inscription.
William ]. creelman. U. S. N. for ex.
traoriinAry herolsm. Feb. 6 1851. Pre-
sented by the secretary OF the navy"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20
IRVING 10 PRgvENT a LYNcAINe.
Georgtaas Governor Has TrOopa
Guarding the Court House.

Atlanta, Ca, Feb. lS-Fearing an at
tempt to lynch Edward Flanagan. whose
trial for the murder OF AIRS. Ailen and
Miss Ruth Slack IN De Kalb county sew
eral months ago. has been In progress al
Decatur since Monday. Governor Atkin-
son this morning ordered two companies
Of military TO guard the court house dur
ing the day. and the machine gun battery
ard four other companies to hold them
selves in readiness to 80 to Decatur at a
moments notice
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20
POSTMASTER gMeEzzLgo FUNDS
p. ,. Craig az Eageae Conseasea 20
Taking GOVeramene Money.

Eugene. Or. Feb. is-P. J. Craig. post
master At this place. was arrested by the
Omitted States authorities today charged
on three counts Of embeEalement Of postal
funds amounting 70 ssusk He has been
held IN tiooo bonds. which 30 far be has
been unable to raise. HIS bondsmen AavA
made rood the defaication. Craig admits
hls guilt.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20
No ooNTRAeT MAaRIAee gnsIso.
Mrs. Nancy Abbosa's Residence wlta,
Quackenb0sh DOn't Count.


QuackeRbush DOn't Count.
San Francisco. Feb. IS-Judge SeweII
today decided against AIRS. Nancy Alb
bolts claim that she was the wife of
Capitalist Thomas l. ouackenbush by
virtue OF a contract marriage He found
from the evidence that while the compile
had lived together the cohabitation mad
not been accompanied by such a mutual
assumption OF marital duties and resPo l.
sibilities as the law requires to consti-
tute a marriage.
This finding Of the court disposes of
Mrs Abbott's suit for maintenance. and
also her suit to set aside the deeds by
which ouackenbush recently conveyed a
million dollars worth OF property to mis-
daughter
When the decision was announced Mrs
Abbott tainted. She was taken from the
court room by her son aud a number Of
lady friends. With the return OF con-
sctousness she gave way to tears. and
for a time refused to be comfOrted. 1t T.
probable the decision win be appealed
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20
STEEL ARMoR AT $500 A TOM
Committee on Naval AFFAIR. AIlovrn
fof So2s Tons.

Washington. Feb. iS--The committee on
naval affairs today reported favorahlv a
paragraph IN the naval appropriation bill
authorizing the secretary of the navy TO
contract for steel armor OF domestic man
ufacture for the three battle ships now
being constructed. and approprsaSing a
sum not exceeding sSsieeoa for the pur-
pose II Is estimated that scs tons OF
armor plate win be needed for the shlps.
This provision limits the cost TO ssoe
ton.
The committee decided to provide for
sailing vessel for training the Annapolis
cadets II will be a composite gunboat Of
iloo tons. and win cost SsSoa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20
MANIToeA LgeIslATuRe OPENED.
nan to Amend the school law an Ne
Intradneea.

Winnipeg. Man. Feb. iS-The ManItoba
legislature opened today. I..sa:Saant
Governor Patterson. In his speech from
tho throne. intimAted that the govern
ment would give assistance TO the India
famine fund. and a bill 10 amend the
school law IN connection with the resent
terms OF settlement with the Dominion
government would b introduced.
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seueve THEY HAVE The sLAYEas.


nelson and Cummings.
Boise. Idaho. Feb I7---It Is believed the
men who killed John c. Nelson and Dan
lei cummins in cassia county a year ago
are known. The case aroused great tn
terest, growing out Of the war between
cattlemen and sheepmen in which a num-
her OF lives have been sacrificed. Nelsoa
and cumnins were killed In their camp
while tending sheep. The cgfieers have
fixed the crime on Fred Gleason and Jack
Davis. known as Diamond Field Jack
The former has been arrested AZ Dee-
Lodge. Mont, and the latter has been To-
Gated In the Arizona peniientiary, whens
ne is serving a sentence for assault with
deadly weapon acquisitions have been
issued for the extradition OF both men.
Heavy rewards have been offered by
the state and county authorities and by
the wool growers association.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20

Warrington. Feh. lS--Mrs. Rallington Booth
told the mothers' ccnHress today Of her WORK
among the poor and criminal classes Of New
York. Mrss Helen n. 0araRer Of Boston rsaa
PAPER on moral responsibility u women N
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20
$500 oas strlhe Raa..

Galveston. Tex. Feb m-rhe street car
strike was settled this morning. The men ~.
turned To work a. tho scale IN effect prior 10
the troable The agreement h 10 last a year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20

Bastcu Feb. is.,-Ths renolullon far enn-
stitntlonal amendment sraulinE Hcnian equal
eadfaEe with msn was defoafed N me hnnsa
q representatives this aftanoon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20

London, Feb, IA copy q the general ar
oteratinn treaty and President Cievelands NEE.
lAge on the subject to The senate wa issued
IN The house "a commons today.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20
SENTENCED TO HANG MARCH 20.

wailinR Received.
Cincinnati. Feb. i&-Sheriff Plummer
today received the death warrants In the
cases OF Jackson and walling. condemn
ed for the murder Of Pearl Bryan. direct
ina him to carry tho warrants into execa-
tlon between sunrise and sunset OF the
10th day Of March.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20

bombay, Feb. -linds lEs outbreak Of the
plague go cases have be- reported IN this
eiiy and - deaths have be- recorded.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-20

Hev YoEk. Feb is-The runior q the coasol-
ldation ~ the Northern Pacific and 0real
Northern rcads d denied on wan street.
The morning news., 1897-08-27
THE SEVENTIES MAGISTRATE.
Three Elections Held and Two Cam
didates Claiming the Office.

Three Elections Held and Two Cam
didates Claiming the Omce.
The question of who is to be the elective
magistrate of the Seventh militia district.
has not yet been settled. Robert Mcintosh.
colored, considering turn about no more
than fair play, is now going to contest the
election of ex-Justice Mcleod King a cit
izen of the district. Ex-Justice King was
defeated by Mcintosh at the January cleo
ton. He contested and the court ordered
new election. The ordinary appointed the
day for the new election and il came off
last month.
EX-Justice King did not run, but his at
torney sent all the facts bearing on the
case TO the governor, who ordered an cleo
ton for Aug. p. Mcintosh won the elec-
tion ordered by the ordinary as he was
without opposition Last Saturdays cleo
ton, however, panned out p for King and
is for Mcintosh The defeated candidate
has retained Judge A. II. MacDonell and
Mr. George w. Owens 20 represent him
and they have had eX-Justic King served
with notice Of the contest, Constable c.
n. Murphy OF Justice Bevans court drlv-
ing out yesterday morning, twelve and
half miles TO his home on the Ogeechee
road to serve the papers. Justice Bevans
will take the afhdavits of all the Witnesses
that will be summoned in the case.
The claims upon which Mcintosh bases
his contest are four In number He says
that the election of last
Saturday was void as il was not held as
required by law. The majority of the
votes cast should have gone to Mcintosh,
he says. and he claims that the votes Of
Flanders Brown. $. S. Besslnger ID. "
Harris. w. r. Birch, Henry Beber and
others were illegal. as the voters were not
lawfully qualified. His fourth claim is
that he was himself duly elected In the
July election and Is now the justice Of
the peace OF the district Gov. Atkinson
has been notified TO withhold ox-Justce
Kings commission, pending the result OF
the contest.
The morning news., 1897-08-27

neglect of duty the instances should BE-
specified. The chief then said that he could
not recall anything definite against Kier-
nan, hut that he believed Murphy had de-
llberatcly failed TO put out the Savannah
Grocery Companys fire, when he could
have readily done so in order to throw the
blame of the loss upon him as the chief of
the department.
That Is a serious charge, Mr.. Mcguire, "
said Mr.. Adams
Il know it, but have said it, and am
willing to stand by it, said A1r. Mcguire
Foreman Murphy, the chief said, accord
ing TO all he had heard
of him, could not he trusted.
He stated it to be true that Foreman
Murphy had been eight years a member
OF the department, but said his time had
been intermittent, as he had been in the
department a while and would then return
TO longshore work, and vice versa
Foreman Murphy" said the chief chad
a pull with Chief Puder, but it was a
money pull"
"A money pull? What do you mean by
that?' asked Mr.. Adams.
81 mean that he loaned money to Chief
Puder but you can rest assured that he
has never loaned any to Chief Mcguire:
/ would not borrow from a man in ser
vice of which l am the head" returned
the chief.
The morning news., 1897-08-27
LOCAL Personal.

Mr.. w. f. Wilkes came over yesterday
from Lyons.
Mr.. E. f. Kennedy of Claxton spent
yesterday in the city.
Registered at the Pulaski yesterday was
Mr.. w. B. Coffin of Barnwell, S. C.
Mr. A. c. Wright returned from New
York yesterday by the Kansas City.
Mr. j. NJ Fagan came over from Ameri-
Gus yesterday, registering at the Pulaski
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Steinberg left yester-
day by the Plant system for Washington
ton.
Among the arrivals at the De Soto yes
terday was Mr.. John ID. Easterlin of At
lanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Bell of Thomasvfle
were among the visitors In the city yes
terday.
Among the guests registered yesterday
at the Screven was Mr.. II. b. Carter Of
Brentwood.
Among the visitors who spent yesterday
in the city was Mr.. r. b. Coleman OF
cambridge.
Mr.. John r. Sharpe, a prominent tur-
pentine operator of Herndon, was in the
city yesterday.
DR.. c. C. schley and son we're passengers
from New York yesterday on the steam
ship Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Doyle and
their two boys will leave over the Central
this morning for Atlanta.
Mrs T. p. Ravenel and children are
spending sometime at Pineopolls. 5. c.,
Mrs. Raveners former home. Mr.. Ravenel.
who accompanied her there. has returned
10 the CITY.
The morning news., 1897-08-27

CITY MARsHAL,s SALE.

city Marshafs once. Savannah, Ga.
Aug n, lsg7.-Under and by virtue Of tax
execution placed IN my hand by c. $. Har-
dee, city treasurer, la the case Of the city
Of savannah versus J. =. Tinsman, I have
levied the tWenty-seventh day OF July.
1897. upon the following described personal
property. tO-wot:
one case Munyon's Homeopathic Rene
dies. containing is packages.
Ono show case.
one apothecnry'F scale and weights
One case Diamond Dyes
One case. Y quarts. Or. Wo.ch's Grape
Juice.
Two cases, a D. pts each. DR.. Welehs
Grape Juice
one case. 2ghalf-plnts. Dr. wo.ch's Grape
Juice
one broken case Campio botucD. DR..
Wclch'H Grape Juice.
Fix cHne-tOtfom stools
Ana under ana by virtue ~ fnid tax ex-
ceufi0n ! will Oifer fhe HHll above described
personal property On no promlHes north.
eaff corner BrOuRhfon and Wfst Broad
streets. ln fhc city ~ Sayannah. Chatham
county Georgia. on Tuesday. the 1iat
day ~ August lfQ. ne li O'Clock e M. 70
satisfy aall fhr esreufl0u Terms eaHh.
joins POWIK Cfy Minhal
The morning news., 1897-08-27

Important 10 Parents.

Few matters are Of more Importance
than the selection Of a school you wish TO
attend or send your children, as such se-
lection Is likely 10 involve consequences
that are lifelong. Such a step should not
be- taken hastily The best way Is 10 see for
ones self or see some one who has seen.
To this end prospective students OF Rich
mouds Business college are cordially in
vitod TO visit the Institution and see what
10 ls and what it does.
Many pupils who have not succeeded well
ln other schools have here achieved re-
markab.e success, much 20 their own graf
incluon ana that of their parents.
II is Wcll-known tnat thc college course
OF study furnishes practical education OF
great value no those who have either lux
od or neglected early opportuultles, aud
who nnd their ignorance not only con-
advancement
owing 90 the growth ~ the college The
past two years thf principal has found o.
necessary 90 increase ifs facilities ana to
that end 10 VIII occupy thC entire third
floor aud o. portion OF thr second floor ~
the preEcut pusi0llre building. whore each
department VII have separate rooms aud
Co. len charge ~ a thorough nHd competent
teacher.
Tho English branch department viii be
under thn supervision 4f Ir0f L.W Camp.
boil, Hho hns for several years been c0n-
urefrl With 0In 0f fhf leading colleges of
Tho Hh0rIhiNd. fgu.WnHHR bookkeeping q
Hni pfumHusn.p r.aaHfs uH De IH NHnrFs
Of f "a iIHHm0nI. Mfa a. urfmnnI
rnl AH 80 D.. NFan send far catalogue
of nhong 3a 4 h.sHmng4, pun..gal
anN
The morning news., 1897-08-27
NEW STEAMSHIP SERVICE.
The CINdes To Put on "a Line TO Dos-
ton From This Pert.

W" Fr"" rms F"Ft'
Savannah is again to have direct steam
shin service with Raston II is announced
40, ,o,7 .,,,,,,rt+,. a.. a.. ,t. ...,,,
''e ''o '''
put on steamship service between Sa-
vannah and Boston this winter and will
supplemeut this service with q line he
-. t,
' '''i' san i5'''''iisO l0l ''e
purpose OF developing the frult trade with
that port.
The New York Journal of Commerce an
nounces that Savannah is to he included in
the Boston service of the clyde line this
winter, and SAYS:
The improvements In the Boston SER
vice are understood TO be intended largely
for the purpose of securing armor hold
on the fruit trade. to the importance of
which the line is fully alive. though the
cotton trade will be an important one. The
recent withdrawal of the Ocean Steamship
Company of its ostonLSavannah liue was
a disappointment to Boston fruit dealers
The Ocean Steamship Company now runs
a steamer between Boston and New York
as q transfer to connect with it's Savan-
nah boats, but this arraneement. 1t is said.
is not satisfactory 10 Boston fruit men
on account of the delay and rehandliue
of the fruit. Recent Boston advices state
that the Clyde line was contempla ting
diverting the fruit trade now going to Sa-
vannah to Charleston and thence by
steamer to Boston direct 1t is learned,
however, as stated above. that the line
proposes to send steamers to savannah,
thus reaching three southern ports from
Boston, as 1t now does from New YORK
The company at present has sufficient
steamers TO make The proposed changes,
though it is ready to build new boats if
necessary. It was also reported that the
company would improve its Boston and
Charleston wharfage facilities, but It is
understood that this is unnecessary. The
companys Boston Tsier it is said, is as
well located and adapted for the require
ments of the fruit trade as any to be had
in that city, while its Charleston accom-
modations are also ample"
The Clyde Line also anticipates entering
more extensively into the fruit trade of
New York
The above was confirmed by the arrival
in Savannah Yesterday morning of Mr..
c. A. Montandon, a merchant of San Do
mingo, whose firm does a large export
business, handling chiefly coffee and CO.
Goa, both Of which are produced largely
in the island. The firm also conterplates
euteripcr tho fr,i+ aNyr-,.+i,-r t,,,stro-, ;,,
The morning news., 1897-08-27
THE QUARANTINE MATTER.
Detention of CoastwIse Graft over
Nisht.


Nisht.
Savannah. Ga. Aug 2G.-Edltor Morning
News: The writer noticed by the local
press that our city fathers are about 10
remove an charges on vessels a. quaran-
tine station. This Of course. is appreciated
by shipping men and merchants generally.
la this connection, however. / desire to
call your attention 20 the delay OF coast
wise vessels at quarantine who come from
points north Of Hatteras
a vessel arriving here after o'clock ,.
~. Is detained until the next day. The re-
suit Is that she cannot report ready for
cargo until the following morning and
loses about twonty-fOur hours which
means 10 "a lO0-ton vessel. So. on the other
hand Wo nnd the ocean Steamship Com
pany and Baltimore ships, coming from
the same points ls the said coasiWiHe YES
sells, pass up 20 the city without any de-
tent.on whatever.
The writer failing 10 understand why the
ono class OF vessels should have such an
advantage given them by our city fathers
over that Of their competitor applied 10
some Of the powers that bo FOR eKplana-
don, which was as follows That the ocean
Steamship. uud Merchants and Miners
transportation Company had been placed
upon thclr honor that ln the event Of any
sickness their vessel would stop at quar-
anflue and await the action " the health
officer at that point hut chat this cOurse
could not bo pursued with sailing tonnage
as u was zoo promiscuous and not rcia-
ilo
without entering into the responsibility
of ono class ~ masters over the other. fhp
writer contends thnt "a master ~ Il chip
lhe The Kansas CITY, for Instance. under
tHkca broad responsibility when be- binds
b msDlf NOT - come up fO the city with e
flUk 0r infected passenger ~ being I'M
plrTlhlo amongst "a crowded SHIP 20 defeof
disease. or 40 aHcorta'n from where thc
passenger originated. ! submit flnf there
Ia more danger in tne passenger ilaf ~ %
coagfHlse steamer. whose passengers mag
ue direct from H0ufhffn ara Infected ports
entering into Savannah by way ~ Hfw
york. thIn There Dr. by noaafHiaa vessel
rnrrylnT a crew m eight mfn anl plying
rfH1arIY H inn ffaif. Z M nQi hNHaff
fhal li ~ nfrrf.lfy fg lffH'n rIfbnf rlaH
Huf n nnN fIIHH nj FfHff. IH ~ Nf infaiHfl
boz competitor aloul nlf le NEfH fhf
nIfHU. HFo f0r iHr nmr.H 900 aHlg faaaan
iNaf lhr |t owned Df .afee ara raHfrfH
egivlaiiqn. kalbpsE
The morning news., 1897-08-27
Practical Education.

Our college was established fifteen
years ago, and its succeeding years Of
uninterrupted success demonstrates the
necessity and demand FOR the thorough
business training it supplies. that nts
young men ana women 20 achieve success.
which would otherwise d.. ong deferred.
IL not actually unattalnabr
We havc che largest. most complete buel-
ness college south. and Wlli Do glad - show
visitors through our rooms nt ans time.
our English branch department Will ue
under tle supervision of Prof T.. w.
Campbell. who bias f1r several years been
connected with one of fHa leading coll
lrgDH of the country aud is teacher u
experience.
phone lld. or forl for one ~ our eata-
loruor c s Richmond. principal. Rich.
mlLl-n U--Lnl-- ln--l -l.---ll
The morning news., 1897-08-27
ron sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs


FOR SALE, TWENTY FINE GRADE
and fun blood Jersey cows, with young
calves. Thunderbolt road this side toll
gate; come out and see them
BOOKKEEPERs, NEAT BOOKS IN
sured by sending as 80 cents for best ink
eraser and blot remover on the market;
II may make your position permanent Ad-
dress Manufacturers Agency, =. 0. Box
274 Atlanta, Ga.
CHOICE REGISTERED HOLsTETN-
Frlesian cattle for sale by James c. Bank
wright. Micanopy, Fla.
FOR SALE, DRUG STORE, IN GOOD
business locality; doing fair business: can
be largely increased part cash; liberal
terms 10 reliable party on balance. Pill
lula" News Office.
FOR SALE AT SUMMER RATES. I'M
~ Sept Is. butter. 2j cents a pound:
cream. 40 cents a quart; milk tickets. u
quarts for dollar. payable on delivery.
telephone. Cos. or address box 200. Vale
Royal Dairy.
CYPRESS SHINGLES AND PILING
We are now selling cypress shingles at the
reduced prices Of $l.25 and S2.25 per thou
sand. Special prices on carload lots. Boats
can load az the mills. Can also furnish cy-
press piles IN any quantity on short notice
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
The morning news., 1897-08-27
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.

.1oC" TO PUT NEW PINS IN
brooches and po.ish EN- like new; watchess
clocks, spoctacles repaired at corresponds
ing moderate prices; nothing too big
nothing TOO small: bring your jobs and en-
craving 20 Fegeas, the reliable Jeweler,
- East Broughton street; cash given for
oid gold and silver. or exchanged Tor new
goods special demand this week for maxi
ing badges.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? DOES II
need painung2 can on Cornwell & Chip
man.
MOVING, TIE GIANTS NOW RUN
their own drayuee business and movs
pianos from paror floor 60 parlor door at
the reduced price OF $50; they point with
pride 10 their l3 years record OF piano
moving in this city. and think they are en-
titled 10 thcir share OF the business. Office
a u. q b.. $. NJ. h. n H. Monahan, Man
ager Phone 1906
CUSTOM HOUSE SHADES. DIAMOND
back terrapin soup today. Aley-Kely.
BRICK. c.. j. MDONALD & BRo.s
Johnson station. Ga. make the best
brick i'm Georgia; write for sample ana
prices.
WE REPAIR RANGES. STOVES, FUR
naces and heaters Cornwell & Chlpman-
MO BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK
ohty, III IRON SaleA, cHHu feBlste'St stOIo
and office fixtures; also dne assortment OF
huggies. carriages and wagons. etc, at
Knockout figures. +. j. Finn, 2l2 Brough-
ton, east.
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING BY
experienced worNmen. COrnwel & Chip>
man.
NERVOUS DISEASES ARE OFTEN
brought on by having sore feet; you are
not tit for business when your feet hurt
you; | can put You on your feet in good
shape; ingrowng nails taken out ana
cured without pain, just drop me pos
tai or leave an order on my slate aG
Wheeler's drug store, corner Bun ana
State streets. office, No Az Macon street,
east; office hours. to a. M, to Pc
m; to p. m. Lem Davis, surgeom
chirnnndisl.
The morning news., 1897-08-27
HELP wANTED-MALEs.

-~-~-~~~~-~~-~-~~~~~~-~-~-~
NOTtCE-WANTED TEN BOYS, be-
tween the agaes Of 9 and u years.
having good voices, 20 become members
OF ST. Johns vested choir; viii receive n
salary ana vocal instruction. Applications
must be made by letter 10 Mr. Spencer
NJ. White organist aud choirmaster st.
Johns church.
WANTED HAf;l}t.8 AT COG PRICE
street; come al once. ".i
WANTED, SALESMAN WITH HORSE
and buggy; good opportunity TO hustler
well acquainted in city. Address II. Es
w, this Office
WANTED, FTRST-CLASS INSPECTOR
on roller bed; capacity OF mill 60,OOO feet
bill stuff; none but hrst-class men need
apply. West Bros, Wcstlake. Fla.
The morning news., 1897-08-27

Remarks.-COntnued high temperatures
are reported from the Gulf districts, but
it remains cool along the Atlantic coast.
Fairly good showers fell I'm Southern Ala
bama and North Carolina and very light
rains are reported from number of other
sections.
Observations taken Aug 26. 1897, p m.
G5th meridian time), at the same moment
of time at all stations for the Morning
NaWa
The morning news., 1897-08-27
wife Dead From Husbands wounds.

Maria Grant, who was supposed TO be
the wife of a negro by the name Of Rad
cliffe, died yesterday from the effect of the
injuries she received in recent assault
made by Radcliffe upon her with a wood
saw. The negro man has been lodging the
detectives ever since. An inquest Will be
held to-day by the coroner The womans
death is said 10 have been due to blood
poison resulting from the wounds inflicted
by her husband