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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-03-03

Fsc SALE "A good Horse. An
ty}6s NJ. Gatti-.
-5Ir konlhac Hamilton is al.
teoi,g tie Newbcrn Far.
Miss Mona Scarle,t, OF Durham,
t.,elnL Miss Bessie Gordon.
-Nr. b. Mrares and family
". NIKE New York City their fu.
kuy rpme.
see advertise mcnt Of mortgage
Ffe q Ianl, by Thomas Briggs,
ln~9f'-,1ec.
-Iio many friends Of Mr.. and
Fl'> I l. lIassell are glad to see
teA D town.
See notice Of C.aud Gates. ad
fnIa.rafor upon The estate OF Mrs.
Nancy NJ Gates, deceased.
Mss Katie Kedgpe,h has re.
''nel from a visit to Mebane &C.
Fonpiuiel by Miss Maud Holt
The County Commissioners will
ne~' 10 regular monthly session next
Monday II berg the first Monday
Mach.
Key II S Bradshaw left here
~ fnday for Tennessee on bust
" he Is expected To return tC
FI%aJ>hotn Thursday morning
-iiavc yon Rheuma,i-m, have
'l'li, ave y"u bad Cough, j
Ioase Grease Eminent will cur,
. t'ery bottle guaranteed.
\ ne" miliiner, store will b
Tened = the. room over the Hills
:" Exchange by Miss Maggie E
''e>i who will go 10 Baltimore il
" Gays 10 purchase a Spring an'
'nmer stock OF millinery.
y thrll Of terror is experience,
q 2 hra-sv cough of Group sound
'lsn the house at night. But III
" 'oon changes TO relief ate
Minute Cough Cure has bee
fh>tefei. Safe and harmless TO
''en w. \. Hayes.
->sasmodic commissions are fir,
'F''Jy caused by worms gnawin
Il, IS N.a's thetore, at the first l,
900 81 worms Sbriner's India
hinge should tie administers
,inE ~ directions For So.
! Hayes, Druggist.
inc following Federal Cou
Sl'om Orange county are suu
yea TO serve at the next term
a Greensboro, on the fr
''y April Morris Lioy
& Claytor, Cald we'll Y
'i'[wafd, Chapel Hill ia,
fi', colorea. South 10 ell.
'e>tIe 10 attest TO the meri
anherlan's Cough Remedy
" the mos, valuable and ei
Ifet aratlous on the market.
an exceedingly ds"gero
or ue in ~ hours. aud
''de therefor, | desire 10 intor
nat viii never ne wi,hnu,
YOU should feel proud of /
e,rem ~ which your R-med
go by people in general. Il
.'e remedy among ten ;housar
J.. % to. K Down-y, Z
/, democrat, Albion. Ind. +
" ". \. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-03-03
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE
DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All Druggists refuuo the
money il it tails 10 cure. 25c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-03-03
pos. OffiCe Hours.

Office d ems at 500 a. ne. Closes
81, j p III.
MN .oipg East closes $50 a. m.
s.I29 D IN.
Nal going West closes $50 a.
|n sd 80 y N.
Money orter books close 400 p. M.
j. CLYDE CHEEK, p. NJ.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-03-03
GALE OF LAND.

GALE OF LAND.
By virtue OF An order OF the SuI erior
Court OF Orange County in the SPECIAL
p~roceedin. of Henderson Bowling and
wife aud others against Lee Durham
and Others. | will sell az the ON
house door in Iiillsboio. on TUESDAY
the 22nl day of March. 1898. The ioiiow-
Ing described lands in chapel Hill
township:
The first tract known As the Greer
Frecland home tract. outdt,l on the
north aud west hv the land, oi W. g..
Robson. on the east bk the public rosi.
and on the south hy tie lautl- OF John
Kirkland. contalliue>>eve Acre- more
or less
The other tract known "a the Il hl~
enhall' tract. bounded on the NORTH ~
the lands oil George Durham. on tle
east b, the lands OF George Fr,"iaiti
on Tie south by the iand-so 81 Nel-nt
Kirkland. aud containing Twenty-Ihfe,
! Acres. mor or less.
Terms of sale One-tb,r: cash. one
third in six months and one-thiri il
twelve months.
This 18th dav OF February. l>9>.
). NJ GATTl~,
Commissioned.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-03-03

1897.

We tare now ready for the trade
tie ia,r>, AID most desirable STYLES
tor ladies' and children aad q, rrlc.s
10 ease everybody.
We have a comrlete stock Of the
Latest Styles in Hats, EoLnets Rib
BON, Feathers ard Trimmings.
LADIES' Dress Trimmings, a Fnii
Line Of Notions AID the Lates,
S,yies in Jeweiry.
Lad e> are invited TO inspect cur
Goods and see for themselves.
ORDERS from a distance viii re.
celse prompt attention.
Mrs. VI. j.. TAYLOR & SISTER.
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nrn- ADVERTISING

arrot. will be inserted tor
''sf, a9are zone inch) tor the first
! ..aat. loreach subsequent. pub
Z
~ for advertising tor any
NJ NAV be made at the office
nu,&ie COUNTY OBSERVER, or
..n.LLIenct.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-03-03

Caroline Tapp, an aged co'ored
crazy woman, vas taken /" the East
ern Hospital at Goldsnoro iy Con
stable w. T. Riley las, Monday
See the Time Table OF Southern
Railway Co, 10 frs, column on our
ord page, for lmpprlan, change IN
schedule which took effect Sunday.
Two cololed %convicts, Lee Bar
bee and Moses Barbee, from Chapel
Hill, made their escape Monday
while a, work on The Mars Hill
road.
WALL PAPER.-I have q nice lot
o: Wall Paper, 8 yards to the b 1t,
from 4 to 81 cents per bolt, Will
be glad to show samples. Richard
Berry, H,llsboro, n. G,
HEADACHES ARE RELIEVED
BY GLASSES. When in Durham
call aud have your Eyes examined
FREE CF CHARGE.
SAMUEL RAPPORT, REF. D,
Eye Sp"c'ali-,, Office Wright BulId
ing, Durham. n. G.
We have failed TO notice the
great improvements male by Mr.. s.
}. Lynch on bis iewc!ry tore. He
has had 1t reprinted inside and out.
and other improvements made on
the inside.
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CnrNTY OBSERVER.

H, n. G.
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.IloiIlN RATES

,.v - MARCH 3. 1895.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-03-03

By 5. NJ. Gattis. Attorney.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-03-03

JOHN DOTGAIf. & co.
lJJ Nassau street Nta York.
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j. CLYDE CHEEK,
HosttD aster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05
VORACIOUS STORM MIND.
Claims Scores Of Victims in Georgia. and Sill The Totals arc
Hourly SwelRd.
The Damage by Wind and Rain is Enormous and Extends Inland fol
One Hundred Mes-Ships and Crops
Swept Away,

savannah. Ca. Oct. 5.--Ncwa from
the storm stricken districts along the
coast Il coming In gradually and u Is
probable that a hundred lives have
been lost News by way Of boat
which arrived today |. that nf,y poo-
pie were drowned at Fernandlua.
From Camp nsll Island. inhabited
BY about % colorcd people. It ls re-
ported that al but three were drowned
Al brunswick four people lost their
lives, and at Jessup. 100 miles from the
coast, one man was killed In a build
ms blown down by the storm.
Al, Sterling station Charles wught.
merchant. reports the disasters from
the Hood great to lives and property
Ia the rice fields and a portion Of Glynn
and Mcintosh.
There nre a number OF small Islands
at various points around nrunsWiok.
Fefdinandlna and Daricn on which
some groups of families live. Il viii
be- sumo days before accurate reports
are heard from these points. ~ pa-
rlan the water IL reported high and
the town badly damaged.
There are many reports OF iors Of
life. Many Of thosc who bnng newi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-05
DEWEY 70 BE- ADVANCED.
Mckinley Will Recommend Congress 10 Re.
yse The Grde Of Vice Admiral.
secretary LoaT win Urge the Passing of Z
Law Lsgausiar iil. Retention la
Active service.

New York. Oct. 81 special 20 ne
Herald from washlnglon says;
President MeKlglty and slcre.ary
% the Navy Long have de.srmincd o
recommend % Congress lhs revival Of
The gradc 81 vice admiral. to b. nilod
b. The promoilon u Rear Admiral
Dewey.
Presldcn, Mckinley In his annual
mtasagc and Secretary Long In his an
nuai rspor, iriend 60 devote consider
abs space 10 the a1esm.i llshmonts u
ths AaAsie aqualron under ths COM
maEd VI Rear Admiral Dewey and The
tp.eadlu Judgment and diplomatic TACT
.hAi .Hictr has diApiaysd in handling
NE many diifcf.nt Qucatlona which
uioas usi4ga tn arrival " ths Amlr.-
can srsJps ana ihe capsars VI Manila.
~ unieF Tie sAislng law. Rear Ad-
mltAl Dewey VA zach Shs r.glrlng
age 70 bsCmOsf, issy, lhers 10 strong
pEs1abiiiiy thpi SECRETARY Long viii
a,so urge that Congress pas q law
permlaing ihs fsitntl0n OF ina. oniclr
upon vac aclyp IL. lJr an adll.louAl
VI yeari. a Law pgrmlt..ng 4ufh 40
ton IA The cas- % ofiiesrs rceelvii.s he
thAnks VI c5nsress sor gallant conduct
~ tha civll Mar y now IN IN st4tuts
b3oLa, ~. tbs authorities aJuld b.
siad 20 80 he law changed - ghat Of
hctfa % tlH rsgcui ana future wana
may o. unhlAfY rewarded
Ihgfl D. lntl. dl1hs thtf Congress
VIII Willingly adops ghe ruc0mmenia-
uih isaAi,"ng i.eAF Admiral Dgwsy's
adNano lsusni.
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fruits. especially apples. to Germany.
Eurppa's fruli crop Is anything hu.
good. according. 20 Consul Monaghan.
OF Chemniiz. IN q repoig 10 the state
department he aaysi
III our merchants will not repeat the
folly Of former years by sending poor
fruli that dsclya easily they can COM
mand the markets FOR years AGAINST
all Efforts 70 dislodse them. II had
wins. rrlenlnEs. russsts and other
hardy winter apples are sent. tha re-.
SUITS will not remain doubtful. p'her
aprl,a VIII not pay Tor transportation.
Had our apple merchants m Ada even a
mlf-heartid on0ri 81 euitf thia market
On 1895. lhey would now be- haso. with
orders. 90 1criaus is me situation hrra
because u M dullncss In grain mar
kos ard 90 decided Is the downward
tendency Of profits IN M smpif1'l
wheat production that farmeri are
turning 90 fruit o. exc out an existence.
Tha neral union or AGRICULTURAL 81.
ci1iics has 81 i,asif The task 20 bring
about bci.ff methods % handling
fruita Germans Gs rule have r1ni
~ Tor quantity rather 'han quality. itt.
flrg their fruit trees rim 60 wood
rather than 20 frut. II Amtriran
fruits nre properly selected. carffuiv
packed md RAPIDLY transported fhfrs
Il NO reason why large and pormnncn,
fnarkta may npi BE- Opi ned all oyei
Europe.
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len the scene OF the storm during rs
height. and consequently cannot be cx-
pccitd 20 give accurate Information.
The damngo By wind and rain is stu
pcndous aud extends Inland one humid
rcd miles Ia some cases The damtg
70 shipping ia enormous Near Darlen,
the schooner Blanche Hopkins colildod
with small schooner. The Minnie, and
sunk her The Minnie had on board
thfet thousand pounds of dynamite.
ftrnludlna the tuE Labator o. said
10 have landed In the midst of the
town. Mrs Lucy -. Carncgla'a mag
nifcgnt yacht ~ badly damaged. The
pilot boat Maud Helen was landed
high on blum In Fairbanks yard,
T'he schooner E1la and Emma. with q
cargo ~ coal, u ashore al Iekyl
Island, near Charleston. The Jekyl
Island club launches landed In ihe
club house yards and the water hos
destroyed considerable Of the ciubA
From snpcio Island. the national
quarantine station near BrunHwick
nothing has been heard.
on ~. Nlm1na Island, along the
beach. lined with summer RESORT cot
tagds. the tide wrought dovhatatlon.
REPORTS are that all the cyttaEcl
have been wrecked. e. Slmun1 mill.
ana other property on the opposite end
OF tn Island arr not badly damaged
bolng protected by the umboriands'
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Nephew q a lord In Waiting to Queen We
ioiia.
MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE IN 81. LOUIS,
Tho Hon. william strut on Pleasure Bent
Dis. Leagues from M. Anoo.-
trail Home.

~. Louia, Oct 5.-iIon. william
Strut, agcd about 20 years. aon OF
LosJ Belpar Of Kingston. Derby. Eng
land. brother 10 the countess Of Dlns-
more. and nephew OF the earl OF Dlns.
more. Scotch peer. who ~ lord In
waiting ~ queen Victoria. was found
dead In fhe bath tub In hla apartments
at the West End hotel at a. m. today.
His body was entirely submerged H.
the water that nlled the tub. The last
seen % the young man was at 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon. IL 10 not yet known
Mhat caused his death. The remains
nave been removed TO the murgur to
await the Inquest.
The remains were discovered By Her.
man AlWels and Lottic Piper, man and
maid servants respectively. Of the
young man, who occupied suite %
APARTMENTS on the nth door OF the
fashionable West End hotel From
It's condition the body must have been
Ia the tub Tor some time. The hotel
people were Immediately notified and
the coroner took charge OF thp remains
Tor the purpose OF learning thc cause
Of death. The countess OF Dunm1fe.
who II stopping with friends In The city
Is an aunt on the dead man. She was
notified Of his death. but as her where
ahouia are KEEP, a secret, nothing could
be learned from her concerning Mr.
Strut. She attended the yelled
Prophets ball last night.
Deceased came TO this city August
10, and took apartments at the hotel
where he died. lie was here apparently
on a pleasure and sight seeing tour.
ana not very much was known about
him.
4 prominent citizen. with whom the
deceased dlncd recently, II 81 the opin-
ion that Mr. strut died Of heart DIS.
ease. The young man. he said, was
travelling Tor his health, ana he thinks
the shock received In taking cold
bath had a fatal eject
DIR. John W. Vaughan, who was
called 10 view the remains, found them
swollen and the featdrfs distorted, but
nothing was discovered 10 indicate that
death came BY other than natural
causes.
The countess OF Dunmore. who IL q
daughter W the earl OF Leicester. was
found az the home Of Mfa. Human
CLARK. H22 West Morgan street whers
she Is a guest with Lady nunmore and
the lsfter's two daughters, Victoria
ana Mildred.
she Was much shocked over the sad
news and stated positively shat thg
Young man could not have committed
suicide. SIR. Strut. the countess said
was subject 10 fainting spells, and II
was In one Of these she thinks that
he was attacked IN the water, eanslna
him 10 sink under and drown
Counters punmore said that Lord
Relper has been notified ot the sad
death By telegraph ana VIII start foi
this country Immediately. She said
hsr marty would return 10 England on
Oct. 20 and take the remains with
them.
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HEAP BIG NALCONTENT DEAD IN A BATH TUB.
Pahge Indians at Bar Island Seeking Ua-
healthy Excitement.
BUCKS IN WAR PANT AND FEATHERS.
They selse the Tug ysra aud Threaten
Captain Luelan Troops. oatilng and
tiotchti.s Proceed.

Minneapolis. Oct 1.-The Journals
stan correspondent wirsa from Walker.
Miami
"uon. Bacon. with his Santiago vet
Grams from the Third Infantry left ear
~ today Tor Hear Island. determined
10 bring the rseaieitrant PillaRsr In
dlana 10 terms at once and by force II
necessary. lie chartered two steam.
boats and a barge and has a Calling
and q Hotchklaa gun aboard with
which 70 clear the Island Of possible
The men are under the immediate
command % Captain Wilkinson.
corp1fafa squad VIII be scat from
Fort Smelling 20 nena. across the
Lccch Lake from Walker 20 protect
government property and records at
the engineering station.
10 Il also possible that the soldiers
from tho Fourteenth Minnesota vol
unieors az Duluth will be sent 10 pro-
tcct the government dam at Wlnne-
huRoahish. There are some apprehen-
alona here Of a general Chippewa up
rising,
The various branches Of the chip
pcWaH Ia this city have about go
lighting men ana could make much
trouble n they Joined the Pillagera, The
authorities. however, do not SHARE In
the apprehension and believe the mat
ter VIII be speedily settled.
Gus Heaulcu, who has Chippewa
blood In his veins and who II fast
frlend OF the tribe, Il confident that he
can settlc the difficulty. lie went to
Hear Island last night promising TO
bring IN HnE-Ah- Mab.l.e-shig, the
cause of the trouble, and the leader
Of the malconients-
I.ater-The Indians are apparently
I determined 10 resist the troopA Capt
IA Iucian has Just come In with the
lug Vera. She had 20 put into Hear
[ Island last night on account OF heavy
| weather and was AZ once seized by me
/ pni,vars Her frcf were put out ana
/ mo boat tied ~ hy the Indians
They Threatened Luclan with death
unless ne revealed the strength OF inc
military forces and the time start
would be made from Walker. Luelnn
could not give the lniormauon they
wanted and was held until daylight
MS morning and then released. lie
| says the bucks were IN war paint and
cen. bacon has landed his detach-
ment on the main land opposite Hear
| Island through q heavy surf There
/ was no hostile demonstration ana M
I Indians In sight. Tho bush II being
/ secured IN nu attempt 70 ma them
hut they appear % hate reueated ~
the direction Of CAS- LAKE,
T,he authorities think the Indians Will
mako their stand az Little Boy Lake
40 miles east o. Leeeh inks,where con,
dltlons favor them. several armed
hands OF indians have been seen APP
parently making Tor a rendezyoun' Th'
settiers are terror stricken. but zen
naeon saws every precauuon has been
tnker for their safety heayy eals
Il blowing and the AR " wv o. SNOW
~ v, t.vsiopes that the Indians have
a',r.,tsd mo Little hoy Lake, u u
MY he forces win be brought back
hsr1and takon hy fraln 20 Leeoh Lax
ana ihsnc, marched cross country
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Merritt. View Regarding Detention Of
the Archipelago Csasss Consultations.

New York. oct. "a special 10 the
Herald from Washington rnya.
A. result of a consultation az the
white House between ihe resident.
Secretaries Hay ana Long, fresh In
rtructionn regarding the phillplnoe have
been a ded 10 the American commits
Hunera In Paris. They do not materl-
ANY alter those given 10 the delegates
before their departure for France but
are on new point brought up since
the consultation VI Major General Mcr-
ritt with the American representatives
A cipher dispatch was received by
Secretary Hay regarding the matter
aud he considered the question % I'm
Iiurtuntthat he az once went ~ the
white House and laid Il before tho
President Alr Mckinley sent for Sec
Rotary Long and shortly aftcrward
SECOND Assistant Secretary OF State
Adue VIVA called 10 the executive
mansion. These officials were closetod
tog,ther Tor more than an hour.
All Of the officials who participated
in the conference are reticent but II
was admitted thar the consultation was
held 10 discuss a dispatch from Chair
man Day regarding tho Philippines.
II was ancortaincd that the program
which tho commission II following re-
qulres the disposition Of the question
NNffNhF tnt hitlNltihko p'iufr any
other questions are considered. The
Presl lent has been Informed Of General
Merrltta View Ia favor Of the retention
VI an the islands. but the fresh lnstruc-
lions do not eject the demand for the
.uzon and revlaiunary rights over the
remainder Of the group. They relate
more TO a matter Of detail and are In
tended 20 equip the American commits.
aionors with material to answer the
/ spanish commissioners IN case they
should raise the point Ia the reply 10
%. formal demand presented ~ Mr..
/ Day.
This roply ~ expected on Friday
and the adjournment % the commission
| for such short tlmo Is regarded by
| Mr. Day and tho administration AZ Ia.
| dlChtlng that the commissions wnrl,
WIN soon be completed.
II N recognized that the Philippines
win be the bone Of contention, ana that
once they are out OF tho way IL will be
pretty plain sailing la the matter OF
arranging for the cesslon OF Quinn.
Cuba, Porto Rico and the REMAINING
spanish West indies 10 the United
| states.
Mr.. Day IL empowered. however. IA
/ interrupt the enmrniaHion'a work any
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~. ana sltlrs. n can.a..

ouohsc. Oct For she frri .ims In
ihc history % America she stars ard
Sirpsg. borne by body VI United
states soldiers. have been uufurlld IN
she citadel q quebec.
II was the occasion u the review %
che Anoiant and Honorable Artillery
company u hlainn by ghc governor
general % Canada.
Following ihe Bosom men were many
vsferars ~ che clvil war several ON.
GERS who participated IN she late war
with spain ana mauyfdCBcanIanss o,
she veterans " ,hl vNrt on the Rpvniu-
Nlu o. 1919. and IN o. men r0cal.ing
tho hearty chfrr ari warm welrlm5
" British people 10 oul ~ .hf f.rnna .
h,lds ~ queen NictorlNs dlmain wa
an in,eres Ing ami lmpressiv, picture.
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Troubles 81 tho Wool rzchsnH. Cause tho
New Nark liant. 20 rio.e.

New York. Oct tine Tradeamen'a
National bank OF No. 20 West broad
way ala not clear through the Clearing
House, OF which Il u a member, today.
This fact led 20 investigation, and II
developed that the bank IL In serious
trouble.
The Clearing House committee Wis.
sed the bank Yesterday and after a
careful examination OF lta securities.
found ~ capital impaired aud advised
an early liquidation
The bank was organized In the early
part or this century ana while never
a leader among the banks Of this city.
was always regarded Hs very sound
and conservative In ~ business deal
lrsr II occupies quarters In the Wool
Exchange building. The Wool Tx
change suspended business temporarily
only q few days ago. AZ that time 10
was declared the hank was IN no de-
gree concerned IN the suEnension Of tn
exchange. although u was NOS denied
that q had many wool accounts Tho
capital OF the bank 10 $4,000. In the
banking district, the opinion u eN-
pressed that the troubles 81 the Wool
ENchange are directly responsible Tor
10 Tradesmen'a National bank trou.
bios
Vice President Homer BATES prom.
ls'd fhe clnmorlng denasiiorH today
that tho hank would nav ~ patrons
100 cents on the dollar VI said further
'hit the hank would rarime NJ soon ha
an ~ claims were iinulfaief.
The controversy which FOR rnme time
existed between the New York ard
Boston wool merchants. who, II was
said, drew IN the hank recently 10 tho
extent NJ 'fo0 nm. was said 10 b. iha
cause m susnensiou ~ business by the
hank this morning
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a Colorcd r.ion Taken from jail mud NH.
died by uuiietss

Annapolis. Md. OCT. B.-wnght
Smith. oolored. Who attempted an as
sauf on Mrs. Morrison. the wife Of
Captain james Morrison u ,hs 1h!rd
district. residing near J0nrs station,
was aiken from Jan shortly after 2
O'Clock This morning and ah1s.
The lynohing parry pointed guns az
prisoner 90 Sanders Dot. near The city
cym terry ana rdilod the body With
bullets Smith beFrtd Tor m rcy and
crfd; Murder 10 he was b5inr re-
moved from the fan
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rrALrAS ouiDEs
American L.di,. see tho nay go Amidst
searching Laws ncds.

chlcaro. oct sine Tlmes-ucrald
today says Mias Euzabcth sievenson.
who was recently selected by Governor
sehoncld 20 chrigten the baatldsnp
Wisconsin. has had a narrow escape
from Meath Ia yhe lava beds o. Mount
Nesuvius
Mna stevenson. accompanied BY her
sister. Mas Harriet. Miss Charlotte
H0lmta. % Menomince. Mich, and Mrs.
Frederick G. Austin and MS Marion
Austin. OF Chicago. were Visiting In
Naples. They started toward The VOL
chn1 early In che Afternoon ana On
route engaged lhrce Italians who rep
faifnted themselves as Official guliCt s..
The Italians proved anyihlnE but
guides and the party lost thfir way.
Az night thuy wandered. frequcnuy
h1vrE narrow escapes from a terrible
deF.h IN ihs boiling rirsams of lava
coming from the crater above. A.
day1r.ak they got back o. the rolI
and r5achsd their hotel a'moTt ox-
haugei All she ladies arr said 81
have been painfully Erorchsd and al.
most exhausted from inh1ilhg sulphur
Gus gagsa