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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-11
YslG>vl:u. csaAa.ysR,YG spwyse.
ihc ',rnSnn 1T ii.s, EicAniiill ncnort-
turEoSts ssH<,&l4 AgI.tsiG.

Sweet Chalyhcate. va, Iuly 1.-THE
guests are coming rapidly during this
heataa spell ana the springs ara now
tatinZ or a SAY ana livery look. Among
TIC Latest arrivals are Mrs Frank |. .
GiNAdr, NlisSes Fannie ana A!xa-Earel
%nd Master III. Grnudy ana MIR. Jo-
%fpil norris &nG son. uf &orfoltl; 1Irs.
~ q. ramsey. Of Baltimore. aud Mir.
iatii1 lss. i@ichcnst@in sd family, Of
i45pro, = O.: Mrs. Al. j. MaSsi. Mrs.
Walton and family, Mis-. Ciwuinn and
family Mrs j. \. l}Chie ami family.
MS y Il Cooke ana famly. Mrs. ".
" ga allu f&nlly. GNr. Z. Ice f!3rdy
aGd family u EGrcoiF. are buoiled il!
arrive ou o. befDrc the 2Dtn. ". ".
t3"atmcX Jr ana fnnljIy, Maj. a. Z.
SooHe and &&dshtct ana others arc Also
,npgstet during the season. Colonel
II W hun tin&tQn, e. $. A. wife and
d%nshlcr VIII arrive this week. From
S 8 ItEa :,Nnteted T. stern and
iai4'lEneXi Sunday iIrs. y. Il. Tly!oi
hnd party arc lloaE&I for sunday. Many
.niftrrS Of Richmond tre writing FOR
tGfh$ and are expected Che hnnano-
4ii5 Marine band VIII arrive on The lGln.
W. j.. u.
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ATOT a l'osvnEf: r.AERE1.
~ W"A Rathcr. s':.roIn:n seal for
..#. rh htSii;Jp.

Turing one Of tie naval engagements
III the lat" war !; sailor named John.
+'dN1S Performed an act Of bravery that
i"i5 laErt% been CQuaiud While tho
Hii'ie Ma; ut It's hci%ht a shell entered:
l2e Valley CITY, 81 which shin PAWS.
MAS SUnnGT'& mate, and exploded on thn
nfith drcS, settling il on fire, saws
YOUTHS C2mpan!ou.
N&rtain Chaplin, the commander Of
we Vessel, jumped down into the maca-
@ihe ana. while llrcctiro: Iis; men Ia
KY. !hsNSH the hamG$ IEiSSrtl up with
1.S avn h&nG& ne Loose cylinders, OF
SSaNse I&nitGd. i:ockcts wltizGaG and blue
'&hls Jia;:gG up in the Very midst cf
iA@ 4!ant0nition The Shell room caught
IIe &2d i seemed as Il The valley City
'nli5i n@ blown 20 pieces.
'ioAh laNis, ApFreciatng the danger
INA Ut#irs2us cf ttu!at; nj iu his pttNcy
1@ avert y, tnlufad Epan IN omen bar
ri OF udnpowier ana sat down on nc
lGlG cvTeg!u@ il with his person ns
"A' . H& rluid, - project ! from ths
snpwogiUsg aparkS,
Cantatp cnatrlin, sccins him quiatly
SI'aiel while rVcryu0dy else was "A
- get doWr ana islp I;;t out tile fire
III" VnNn& gumnnr4 r.:l5n STAYED
Whale he WAS. and tli,niy rsuliett
,'L't.h't Nnli see %!T. | can't" Tor ir ]
90, nc apatta wiiiail into the powder
II ! SCI down. Captain, we shall Al! e.
discriminating tha terrible danger
Ga15Aain l>haMlM couii not raprasa ;,
smiiS ana DAVIS i}cr5ic action WaQ re-
~%rd%d nt,ttr the BATTLE by immediate
promotion
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-11
IT is NO EXRGGERaTIOa.
NY treatment is the Best. IT Cures
if a Cure is Possible. 1t Does
Good in Every Case.
Here is q Case Of Dry Catarrh. The
Most lntractable Form orhll
Catarrhal Affections.

AIR j. G.: Corcoran suffered with dry
throat, feeling, as If he were uoiug 10
faint; ringing in the cars. &c. lie SAYS:
After five years Of severe pain ana sur
ferlhE from Catarrh Of hcud and throat
ara having spent mnch money for mrdi-
cines, anu havini; been treated by several
PHYSICIANS without success. | saw Your
advertisement and concluded to try Won
nave ben Very greatly l-Anctitcd ana re-
licNed. The ringing in tho ears still an
noys me some, but is nothing like as bad
as II used TO be.
J. c. CORCORAN.
Lambcrt's Point, va.
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Something 70 Know.

It !naE he Worth something 10 know
th0t the very bast medicine for rnsinIjn,-
the tired uut nervous system IN !.
healthy visor is Electric BitterS. This
medicine is purely vegetable, acts ~
giving tone 10 the nerve centres IL ~
stomach. gently Stimulates the Liver
ana Kidneys, and aids these organs IL
throwing of Impurities in the blood
electric Rittcrs improves the apppt itc,
aids digestion and is pronounced by
those who have tried it as the Very best
blood purifier and nerve tcrlic Try II
sold for soc. or $l.0o per bottle at Bur
row, Martin 81 Co.'S Drug store.
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IL tell <II o -vcSs7 d ssRnngle
Freed 5prif1gs. ri. G
BLOCK ISL AND, r, r.,

Summer i'll Mid Ocean. Pare St.;, nil,
;liaS Siccp and restores health: strong SURF
ndt 'iiii.; ne nom" OF the bass alld the blue
i5i; ll1 TI!lA HOTEL. An modern con
Neinrmc"s: table tiiat-clHsS: orchc$t III: ii-
re, rec. me OF ioats daily from New York,
BOAT co, pi,. 10. l., Il. SEND fn,. rj,,I,.
lar: join 9. CIAMFIlN, Preparatory
Il. l.. RANDALL Maua:rer tyT-pot
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FORT GRISWOLD HOUSE,

IaAsIEIIN FOINT. OWrOSlTN NlGW
LONDON, CONN
}athing, fishing, boating ana yaeht.n,.
on me Thames River. New London l:iT,
nor or Long Island Sound. bicycling: tan
ms, croquet, bowling, bilinras, and .:ccl-
lent Orchestra. Al sicepn. rooms have
View OF he water; ELEVATORS 4 first
cuaSs resort run in II lrs;t-clnss manner
containing full Information, address
JAMES <, MATTHEWS.
rorl GnSwold liouSc. New London, Conn.
lyI-2gt
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SWEET CHALfBEkIE SPRINGS
AL1EGuANy COUNTY, w.

a lovely valley, cnscor:s,.d In fh,.' h",l,innn
-uf the NlleGhunicS. 1T an elevation OF 42Jg
i.eL, III th, midst o. The ":irng, Region
ni NiiE!nia. ;ti.A Only nine miles from AZ
iG@hany Station--th" highest iagiNt on tic
HhGSan"akc and Ohioj railway the
strongest iron water in thS country:
none hulict III lisa world Elegant BAN
1901. 5,"f arc muttou supplied from .hc
INCEST riilo grass sod Nc:ctaHic$ III
NhEhdan@N. Sr4Wn ~ tie garden Of this
noted pruDGrty. :iutsS moderate OPEN
~ NE 1877. Write 30 &. l.. E,AN!JT, IL.
NlANnEN.. iul-t.al. -.nl
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q Ne LAND HQTnE. OAKLAND. ND.
- W!A ul,tn under new ana capable man
agcncnt JUNE 10. ON ton OF thc lIIreh;i
MES NnSurpasSod n n hualt,i an. pleas
'iEc resort iopaintcli, electric lignts
throughout ANA tho:ouGiliy renovated.
GEO. y. MILES; X SON
Tie Grafton. Washington. u. c.
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- - - - -
WORLEYS,

IN Tho midst OF I've fish and ,rnmc mo-
serve OF the ADIkONpACKS An excel
lent summer resort Trout fishing, boat
iHE bathing. bowling, irnnis. etc Two
nin%: LARGE, airy rooms Large p0Echui
oNcr!oo<inE two large lakes . $50 feet
above the sea. Extremely low rates: 8 10
80 Der week, Cuisine ana service tusm.-
PASSED. Send tor panphicl. N0RI.EY'S.
Lake Pleasant, Hamilton Co, n. Y.
iNI-.Nt
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A'-l.EG'lANY SPRINGS, VA.
Omen from June Isl 10 NOY. Isl.

Tie Ailcghany Water awarded Gold
Medal and Diploma, Worlds Fair. Chica-
70, ana rGC9inmendcd by the medical So
Wonderful cures OF dyspepsia, III its vari-
Gus forms. Beautiful lawn of 10 acres:
phhd 81 music: post, telegraph and eX-
.rcSS offices. -
Families seeking; n healthful resort in
the inountainS, 10 spend tho heated term.
moderate. Write for pamphlet. rates n,c !.
iu'-hw c. ~ COLHOUN. Prop.
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SUNNI Err RES OtaTS,
Red Sulphur Springs,
MONROE COUNTY. &lE VA

MONRO3I COUNTY, TT. VA.
Recently purchased ann improved by
Hon. Levi +. Norton New Nork ~ So
Water unrGuailed for Luz Is, diseases in
al is forms. throat troubles catarrh. ller-
Endorsed by highest medical au
thority. Hotel now OPEN Prices TO suit
the times Write for rates. circulars and
testimonials. Address ilU MpHRr,YS g..
co, Projectors. tl7 juir.rnu.1p,.
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J. c. CORCORAN.
Larnbcrt's Point, Va.


Mr.. William Mcpherson, OF Bcrkloy, Va
says Your treatment of my case ii Ca
tarrh or Nose, Throat and Ears has been
entirely satisfactory in its results, ana
take pleasure in recommending You.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-11
Are Yotl Going
TO the Sc ashore {?

- so. 70 TO OcSnn View, the most popyi-
iir healtn and pleasure resort on the
coast
10 the countless Thousands who laya
,Cr ln;tuN seasons sought the bracins
nLt"H@@ which play so refrcshingly Oh the
tHoduction Its unparalleled location has
SiYcn Is u wide popularity as Il seaside
resort III astHl= '' ... M $1,000
The :.rand!css OF It's sunsets, with bath
ing me finest on the coast. within Il hun
Nrcd Yards Or the best fishing grounds
aluNE Ia" entire tiantic coast. with boat
h%, yachting. cycling. driving, baseball,
/; lust the place for pleasure seeking tour
Those who arc seeking health and de-
sire chln&e oficiimate will find II ~; !.
chuabi@ Climate at Ocean Vinw md tho
brac.ng SCI 60: readers = d gland spot
Tor or" 10 rccurcrate ard enjoy rest
Ocean View Hotel has superior advan-
!n@ca for The accommodation Of guests,
ana MANY improvements have been made
Tor tie coming season.
as 10 the infringement. tho untiersign-
.d desires 10 say IL will lie his aim TO
Keep II III TO tho high standard OF cx-
nGl!cnce. and Will give the most painstak-
INK care III all that ConScrveS to the conls
Iofl and Measure OF guests s.
It's cuisine is III charge of chef of wid8
cNpclicnCc: and With excellent gardens
iI0iu which to procure fruits VcEctn hleS
N'c'. With the Chesapeake from which to
procure sen food or great variety, with
we cioiccSt meats from tho Chicago mca {
houses. 1t needs only TO have these viands
meet the requirements of an exacting pub
lie. " '>'' =
CHARLES SIT. JOHN
hil-t! Ocean View, Va.
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. VALLEY HOUSE

GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y
INC lake Is about nine miles long Lake
Is beautiful md pictUresguA. Most notcG
blnck bass lakes on the continent ! 1is1
feet above the sea level. primeval Forest
ENtensiye garden: dairy; generous table:
Charles Donald. guide ana boatnlan. Fish.
contains ball room, bowling alleys, billiard
hnd pool rooms, cafe, etc. 50 foo, Steam
Launch. Villa and Cottage Sites for sale.
Address for terms and particulars. 49,
G. ii. TEN IIYCK s Pr6prietor. +
GREENWOOD LAKE.
1Si-tVt orange County, n, Y
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MiLLBORO' SPRINGS.

One Of the most delightful resorts in
the mountains OF Virginia. sIt
OPEN JUNE 151'I Es
aters:,,Stiphur Mum, A'kalnc-Miner-
III, CnclyhCH &c ana Frees tone
4 Special rates to families and large mar
ties: send for pamphlet. MRS M IG
DAVIDSON. Prorrirtress, AIillboro:
Springs. l5ath county, Va. jul-eou-2m,
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a Wonderful Medjcine
BD@ SIS, !! ! g
EDH X I, VS. ID

For Bilious md Nervous dieordcrs ouch as WING,
md Pain in tho stomach. Sick Headnche, Gldut-i
ness. Fullnoas and Swelling after meals Dtzzi-;
ness and DrowslnoEs, Cold Chllls, Fiushings Of
Heat Loss OF Appetite, Shortncss OF Breath Cos.
iSeness. Blotches OH tho Skin, Disturbed sloep,
frightfui Dreano, and MI Nervous and Trcmb.
ins Sensations. &C., whom these symptoms aro
c1uoed by constipation. rs most or them Gro.
HE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY
MINUTES. This Is no fiction. Every sufferer is
earnestly iavItod to try ono Box or these pills
and they VIII DO ncklioYy7cfIurtt 1c ,,~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-11
10 RIGqe SPRINGS So Sss5sl'. E 1rI

oritc summer resort OF the Virginia nouns
tains. p1lli.il' T.. BROWN, Proprietor.
GEO. w. IttTrON, Of. Italia assee, FLA.
Resident Physicians. j.i2S-su 81 fem
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A WONDERFUL MEDICINE,

EREECEdAH1'5 PILLS, taken as directed,
VIII quickly restore Females tocolnplsto health
1'hoy promptly remove distractions or irrcgu.
lGrltieB of tho BysteIn Forn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-11

81 t i,tle Yeryting; and
tend q did IS when it
II u az con-
IS SING one,
S NE Il lie e remedy
sssss
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-11

Deputy Sheriff KnoblocH testified
that Julian GuinaD had in the Jail
told the story of the shooting saying
that be fired the shot because he be-
iieved that his fathers life was in
danger.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-11
ALL SORTS.

Judge BigelOw was a west bound
passenger last evening.
For good cigars Of any brand 80 to
Richardson's.
Heavy Australian wool and fleece
lined underwear at Joe Platt's.
Elwood Baine is selling correct
illustrated guilds Of the Klondike.
The Gran: Republic' and "Uucle
Jake" the be- cent cigar on the
coast at ReiGg'5.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Smith, who have
been attending the Foley case before
the Supreme Court, departed for their
home in Reno lost evening.
The body of the late Charles A.
Jones was shipped to Reno yesterday.
A number OF knights of Pythias ac-
companied the remains to the train.
The choicest grapes and apples for
table use at Riggs, also the English
black currant bon bons.
Don't forget thai the Emporium
will give away "a Calendar Clock Safe
his week.
Richardson's cigars are acknowled-
ged leaders and the best hat smokers
can ask for.
A Western editor has hit upon a
plan that keeps subscribers paid up
to date. Every time a delinquent
subscriber is mentioned in his paper
the name is inverted.
Used in every family, hot water
bottles. Two quarts rs cents, three
quarts IS cents Warranted perfect.
At he Thaxter Drug Store.
Why pay rent for a piano, when
you can get a good upright piano,
modern style, good tune for 800, or
on easy terms from Geo. |. Iamy.
Go and see the new footwear at Ed
Burlingtons. His ladies and gents
Nova Scotia seal are the very best
made, in fact his goods are all trade
winners, they bring back the old as
well as new customers.
Mary-You want me to be han d.
some don't you John?
John-Yes Mary.
Mary-Then get me a bottle Of
Madam Robinsons face bleach at
JOhnsons Drug Store.
There is no need to give prize u'l =
cts to sell furniture. KitzmeyeI yiv 5
the prize direct with the goods. & |
at his store as he has a lnr( e
assortment OF good plain fur 7>".
everything that belongs to bed ." |
bedding. You will be shown 80 IL
at prices that will compare with all
fornia catalogues freight added yuI
will find by trading at home
that you will DO as we'll as by sending
abroad. Xmas is coming. Orders for
Holiday presents will receive prompt
attention,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-11
For Rent or Sale.

pantry cellar and water. Five lots, barn
and wOodshed Apply at this office If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-11
Help Wanted Male.

AGENTS get fifty cents on each dol
lar; no experience necessary. Write for
agents outfit. Address the Catholic
News, ) Barclay St, New York. ol3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-11
A

The statement in the Virginia Re
port to the effect that in the suit OF
Kennedy VS.. the Heating estate hat
the $4,000 note was left in the Mint and
disappeared, is an error. The tin box
was deposited according to Kennedy
in the Bank Of California and it "a
here that he alleges the note disap-
peared.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-11
Cattle for Sale.

20 head OF cattle for sale. mostly
heifers. Apply at this office or ad-
dress P. o. Box CPS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-11

Every we'll regulated family should
possess a Calendar Clock Safe. Just
as essential as e,.y other article OF
household furniture. For every
cash purchase of one dollar at P. A,
Wagner's tor the purchaser will
be entitled to one ticket, ard besides
receiving full value for your money
you may fall heir to the clock safe.
Call, examine and try your luck.
Everybody is going to the dance
at Armory Hall Saturday night.
These dances are fast becoming very
popular and will soon be all the rage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-11
Notice to Trespassers.

Notice is hereby given that all persons
~trespassing on the Clayton ranch, above
Cradlebaugh's, will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law. Hunters who
break the fences and shoot stock viii be
legally prosecuted
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-11

would Kill him. In the morning |
put Julian's window up III" saw the
rifle in the room
The jury was informed that re win
dow sill rhowed the powder 5rains
and if they cared TO visit the premises
could do so.
The jury decided not to 60 as they
H Henry Fulstone saw Jones fall
when the shot was fired. DR.. Gninan
was standing in front Of him with his
arm outstretched toward him as if
talking earnestly and as Jones went
down he slowly let his arm fall.
A MIXED VERDICT
The Jury after considerable deliber-
alton brought in we vardicts. One
to me fleet that the decreased came to
his death frouI "a gun ah0t wound in
hicted by Julian Gujnan. Three Of
the jurymen, Ed. Reynolds, William
Taylor aud William David brought
in a verdict to the effect that the
wound Was inflicted by some person
unknown to the jury.
There has been much document re-
lative to the fact that the ueceAspd
was not armed! at the time of the kill
in0. His wife stated that she believed
that il was the first time she had
known OF his going to Carson un-
aimed
Intimate friends Of the deceased say
they account for his being nnarmed
was the fact that he knew that there
would be trouble, and if it came he
had rather be killed than take the
life OF the father.
He was the subject of a mad infatu
alton beyond his CONTROL.
Yesterday thu flag on the Fedora
building was al half mast ont of re
spect to the death Of an officer of tn,
Court.
ONE SUCCESSOR.
The T. S. Court is at a st4ndstilI
pending the appointment Of a Q. S
District Attorney to fill the vacancy
caucet by the death Of Attorney Jones
ii : Grand Jury met yesterday auC
W a. ordered to appear again Monday
morning. Judge Hswley telegrapheC
10 Judge Field to the effect that the
.. S. District attorney had beef
killed. Ex-Judge Murphy. 0. H
Cry and Ed. Vanderlieth are men
toned as likely to receive the appoint.
ment.
The sympathy Of the community i
with the Guinan family in the trouble
hat has come upon them, and man,
messages Of encouragement hav
been received by them. The %feelini
his sister and protect his father at tn
same time.
Yesterday his class at school wrot
him a letter OF sympathy and it wa
signed by the entire class, tifty-tw
names. To this letter Professor How
principal Of the school added
Keep up your courage, we hope fO
the best. Il. b. Howe
The boy was visibly afccted b
these messages received in his eel
and the tears coursed down his cheek
as he read the N.
Last evening DR.. Guinan received
dispatch from T, T. Williams Of tn
San Francisco Examiner which read
IT am extremely sorry to hear
your trouble, Do you need any as
sistance? If so let me know"
Julian Guinans preliminary exam
ination will take place this mornin
at 10 o'clock.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
DID NOT ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.
''Tbis Is Pretty Tough" Was "ooiiord
Reeds Only Utterance When
He Was Rearrested.

The story printed in an evening paper
that Woolford Reed, who is wanted in ore
gon for counterfeiting made an attemp;
TO escape Tuesday, when he was released
from the penitentiary at jefferson City,
and then re-arrested by the federal officers
is fatty denied by the parties who were
present at the time. According to the even
ing papers story Reed tore away from tHe
officers. cursed them for the arrest and
was quieted only when Deputy Marshal
Shelby and Warden Stark covered him
with their reVolvers.
Assistant District Attorney Dranen was
present at the time and says that Reed De
haved like a gentleman and submitted 10
arrest with the best grace. The only re-
mark he made was, This is pretty tough"
He did not utter a profane word. An at
tempt 10 escape IS 4 felony. and Is 5eid
in the courts TO be DresUmpsiye confession
of guilt. 1t would add to the hight he Will
have to make # the story wers true. Reed
has a family at Joplin, AMI had a letter
from his wife when released. ask:nE what
time he was to be released and what time
he would get home. He said the delight at
the prospect of liberty hal 50 unnerved
him that for several nights he was unable
to sleep. While bitterly disappointed at
being arrested again he said no unpleasant
word and the story hat he dill acS badly
is wholly without foundatio1. During his
twenty-seven months confinement he has
a record free from even a rebuke; he was
a model prisoner.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
Conrf Briefs.

The Stonemakers' Local Union has APP
piled TO the circuit court for a pro forma
decree Of incorporation.
John Enright was committed 10 jail yes
terday by Judge Wofford for failure to paw
a fine Of 81 that had been assessed against
him last June on a charge Of disturbing
the peace
Ernest Smith is charged with having
robbed the place Of Tom Simmons. at 533
Wyandotte. and was arraigned before JUS
tice Kruger Yesterday and bound over in
the sum Of $500.
Ernest Smith was arrested yesterday on
n charge Of burglary and his bail was
fixed at 500 by Justice Kruger. Tom
Simmons filed the complaint which led to
the arrest Of Smith.
Licenses TO keep dramshops were yester-
day issued TO the following persons: Foley
q Powers. No. 2 East Fifth street; TOohey
d shannon. 1870 81. Louis avenue: Ed
6 = and 10 East Tenth street.
John Gabel fell on a defective sidewalk
on Rullene street last spring and asks
damages Of the city in the circuit court
for 5000. He alse files a petition asking
that he he allowed TO sue as a poor man,
hot having money TO put up for the costs
Of a suit.
Julius 4. Michael brought suit in the
schwsrzschild g. SulzherEer Packing Com
pasy for the sun OF 81 5000. as represent
inE the amount that he was damaged by a
row breaking his arm while he was en-
plOyed by the firm.
Mrs. Ella Slater. wife OF a painter who
BESIDES at 2lo9 College, has been arrested
IN the complaint Of Mrs. Della Swigard.
who lives IN the same house with her.
lharged with the theft OF some bedclothes
md a quantity Of jewelry. The case will be
IeGrd I'm Justice Withrow's court to-day.
Frank MCGEE and Frank Little plead
Tuilty in Justice Walls court yesterday 10
he theft Of a wagon. and were given forty
lays each. These are the same boys who
eveTal days ago stole a wagon and team
Ind forty crates Of raspberries. These
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ing. will go on to Seattle If We do not
ave another wreck"
Mr.. Eckhart was hurt by his head COM
ing in contact with the chair in front of
him as he was thrown forward by the
force of the collision He went to the
hospital with the others and had his wound
properly dressed.
Postal Clerk J. E. Reed. while quite Sc
riOusiy hurt, was COngratulating himself
that he and his fellow clerk. W. II. Ram
kin. had not been instantly killed. We
had all our work DONE said Mr.. Reed,
the letters all pOuched. and had been
resting for some time. We were awakened
by the rain, and were talking and won
dering If the rain had extended down into
Kansas. where il is so much needed. / re-
member going through Byers. and was hes
itating whether l would try and get an
other nap before getting into Denver, when
the crash came. There was a jolt and r
jam that threw me of the bench on which
/ was lying. and then We went down. 1t
was a fall of but eight or ten feet. but IL
seemed to me that we fell a mile. 1t seems
that the top of the car had blown wide
open as We went down. and we got out
through the top in some way. The car
was smashed into kindling wood. and I
am wondering yet how it all happened and
We got out alive. Both Rankin and ! were
pretty badly bruised up. but We hardly
discovered how badly We were hurt until
We We're out of il. Even if we had not
been killed We would have been drowned
If we had been caught in the smashup in
stead of being thrown out through the top
of the car"