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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-22
Th ~ CORNER
Another Week Of Great May Bargains!

UNDERWEAR.
Hot-weather prices for ladies and gen.
tlemen.
Ladies' Ribbed Shirts. &C..
Ladies' Ribbed Shirts, TO-, IL IL, and
l6 2-2c are great values.
Mems Colored Gauze Shirts. &c.
Mems Balbriggan Shirts. 20 and 81 1-2c.,
are great values.
WHITE GOODS.
White India Linen. worth Sc. yard. for
&C.
White Duck. worth 121-2c. yard. for
s1-3c.
White p. X. worth zoe. yard. for
II 1-2c.
White p. X, worth 25c. yard for lie.
White Organdie, worth zoe. yard. for
10c.
Our 25c White Organize can't be
matched.
White Dlmity. worth $3.50. yard.
White India Linen, 8. 10, l21-2 1928,
and zoe. yard, our special.
LINEN.
Linen for Fancy Work, worth s1-25
yard. for GO 1-2c
Linen worth g. 1-2c. yard. now 4oc.
PARASOL COVERS.
75c. Parasol Covers, now zoe.
Linen Lap Robes. 80 and 75c., worth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-22

Grand-Regent Sol. L. Bloomberg and
other grand officers viii visit Belyidere
Council, ll39 Royal Arcanum. at Lee
Camp Hall next Thursday night the
2sth, and a good attendance of the MEM
bers Is most earnestly desired
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Another sale OF importance.
ciaI buying makes special seIliu

n
ciaI buying makes special selling.
Every yard warranted, even at the spe-
cial prices.
ss-inch Black Atwood Surah Serge,
25c
s4-Inch Black ATWOOD Storm Serge.
csc
ss-inch Black Figured and Brocads Mo-
hair. Csc
s2-inch Atwood Tricot. csc.
36-inch Black Wide-Wale Diagonal, 25c.
2S-inch Black Mohair Brilliantine, 2oc.
All Of the above Black Goods are In one
lot. worth from 81 1-2c to SOC.
42-inch Atwood Brocade Examines, soc.
46-inch AllWool Extra-Fine French
Serge, SOC
52-inch Black Atwood Habit Cloth soc.
38-inch Black AllWool Diagonal. SOC.
3S-lnch Black All-Wool French Batiste,
finch Black All-wool Hop sackIng,
soc.
3s-inch Black High-Finish Brilliantine.
These goods are all perfect black and
sold from 65 to soc.
40-inch Black ATWOOD Satin Berber.
75c.
42-inch Black Fine French Popnn.
44-inch Black French Drap d'Ete. .5c
46-Inch Black German-Silk-Fi Finish Hen
rietta. T5c.
These goods are all In one lot, and worth
from Sgc. 10 81.
54-inch Black Tailor Corkscrew Serge,
81
3S-inch Black ExtraWeight Silk-Warp
Henrietta, 81.
46-inch Black silk and Wool Figured
Granite Suiting, 81.
H-inch Black French Bayadere Suiting.
81
All OF the above Black Goods sold from
$1.25 10 $50.
HERE'S HOSIERY CHANCES
that come at the Meyer store when
ever an importer sends us his sam
pies. A double tableful will be ready
as soon as the store opens. The as
sortment includes Tan and Fast
Black Plain and Ribbed Hose for
ladies and children. Only Seamless
Hose. 10 10 40c. Hose will be sold at
4, =, 10. 12l9. and lie a pair.
A special lot OF Infants Pink and
Iight-Rlue Half-SoX. IOc pair
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WASH GOODS.
1oc. Organeies, &c. yard.
l21-2c Organize Lawn, great value, &c
20 and Csc. Organizes, the French de-
signs, IL l-2c. yard.
% and CSC. Linens. for skirts, ! yard
isI-2 and is CSC. Linen. for skirts and
suits. Ice. yard.
l-yard- wide Percalcs. all new plaids
and check designs, 1-fc.
SOC. silk and Linen Stripe Linen. nc
yard.
sHlRT-wAIsTs.
our 50c. Shirt-waist can't be matched.
TIC Shirt Waist, 25c.
81 White Lawn and and Black Shirt
Waist, 75c.
N@ Madras Shirt-Waist. 1-2c.
81 Shirt-Waist can't be matched
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Great values to all for next week.
Black Grenadine. SO inches wide. 2bc.
soc. Serge. "a inches wide. 81 l-2c.
rs and s9c. Dress Goods, new designs,
great values. SIC.
$50 Black Sicilian or Mohair, zoe.
SILKS.
All silks ut great discount tomorrow.
Special prices on Black Nets ana Gre
madness
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LOW SUMMER SHOES,
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Gentlemen's, in Bla c k T.,
Tans, and Patent feathers.
Ladies, in Oxford Ties,
Prince Alberts, Three-But-
ton Oxfords, Slippers, &c.
Misses, in Oxford Ties,
Southern Button, Figaros,
and Strap Slippers.
Children and Infants, in
Ankle Ties, Strap Slippers,
and Southern Button.
Boys and Youths Kid
Oxford Ties and Patent
Leather Pumps.
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MATTINGs.
Another great sacrifice:
10. l2l-2. IS 2-3 20, and 25c. Mattings,
are great values; they are great vaiues.
DABY-CARRIAGEs.
We are closing out this department.
All Carriages now at a great sacrince.
The Thayer we handle is the best.
So Carriages, with steel wheels, ~
Sl2 Carriages now ~.
Sl7 Carriages now Slz-5.
LADIES' COLLARS.
Ladies' Pure Linen Collars, all shapes.
for 25c.
TAnOR-MADE SUITS.
Every one to be sold at great reduc-
S.. Sc. So. and SO. worth double.
LADIES' NECKWEAR.
All the new Novelties can be found
here. The Richmond public will thank
The Tower for having such display.
Ladies' Neckwear. 15c. to -.
HATS AND FLOWERS.
such prices never known before. To-
morrow we will show a new line. All
STYLE Sailors TO be found here.
Duck and Linen Tam o. Shanters, l5c
Boys and Girls Mixed Straw Sailors,
25c.
our zoe. Ladies' Sailor can't be match
All Flowers at great sacrifice
CORNER
OND AND BROAD.
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FLOOR MATTINGS.

FLOOR MATTINGS.
Nothing so deceiving You may buy a
Mating that looks all right. but II
1t is what is called wrapper stained IL
will rot and break Immediately. our
buyer is an expert. He knows sucn
mating on sight and refuses TO buy
IT, That's why OUR PRESENT SALE
OF MATING means so much TO you.
Only the very best Of Mating is rep
resented. Here is the list
Mattings that sell up TO l6c., now II nc.
Mattings that sell up 10 &c, now 14c.
Mattings that sell up TO 35c., now 23c.
Mattings that sell up to 50c., now &c.
Mattings that sell up to Toe, now DOC;
And one special carload lot OF the
Heaviest zoe. Mattings, in the very
a great loss to an Importer; SAFE
price, 121ac. yard.
Mating Rugs, in carpet patterns oy
SPECIAL LOT OF RUGS.
eO.lnch-long Smyrna Rugs. fringed. at
Smyrna Rugs. of best grade, containing
Is square feet, 81 7S-usually cost &75.
A lot of Fringed Rugs, l by yards,
soc.
Direct from the mills come cases
more of
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
And here are prices for this weeks sale
seasons supply quickly:
Ladies' Pure Silk Vests. crocheted
shoulder bands, and silk tapes In neck
and armholes, usual 81 Vests. for 4oc.
Ladies' Fine Swiss Ribbed Vests, cro-
cheted neck and armholes. Thousands
of them here. Enough for everybody,
Be. each.
The Finest Thread Vests, Swiss ribbed,
dainty Pink and Blue stripes, lace
trimmed tapped neck and armholes,
usually &c. here now, 15c.
Fast-Coor Black Swiss Ribbed Vests,
real Isle thread, usually Soc; in this
Children's Wrappers. of tbs finest
threads, Swiss ribbed, 1Oc:.
Mems Real Balbriggan Shirts and
Pants, Pink and Light-Blue stripes.
fast, washable colors. Your men at
home will pay 81 if they. buy them
elsewhere. The sale price here, soc.
Mems Balbriggan Shirts, as good as
ordinary 25c ones. for 12lac.
FOR DELICATE MEN-Pure NaturaI
Wool Summer-Weight Underwear,
never sells less than $50 to 81; here
now for csc.
THIS Is A MANS STORE
as well as lady's, and no man can
well afford to buy without giving our
offerings due consideration. Here are
this weeks specials, the result OF
knowing where 10 buy:
A thousand or more Percale ana Ohe
viot Negligee Shirts. for boys and
men. sizes u IL to II. for 12i2c.
Negligee Shirts, of A percale, collars
and cuffs attached, 3oc.
Cambria Night-Shirts, by a famous
maker OF 81 shirts; special at soc.
Unlaundered White Shirts. a special lot
of only 500. just enough for days
sale. pure linen bosoms, Wamsutta
muslin, and every improvement or our
best dollar shirt special at SOC.
Laundered Percale Shirts, attached col
lars and cuffs, the same as our 4Oc.
Shirt special, 1Oc.
no sample boxes Of Mems Sox will be
I'm this weeks sale. Seamless Sox, only
Blacks and Tans, divided into two
lots. All and 10c. ones for &c. pair.
All above these prices for 12l2c. pair.
Bleached Jeans Drawers. made up like
our SOC. ones; special, 2oc.
The close of the season among |
SILK NECKWEAR
caught one of them
With 1,2OO soc. and csc. Light ana
Dark AII-Silk FOur-in-Hand scarfs.
)ur offer of cash I'm exchange for
hese was accepted, and here they
ire, ready for selling to you at i2Ac.
IA ofee for one. md zoe. SILK Ties.
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Special Sale
of Flowers.
Silk and Velvet Poppies, csc.
Foliage, 25c.
American Beauty Roses. 25c.
Silk and Velvet Roses, CSC.
Long Sprays of Flowers, CSC.
White Violets, i9c.
Natural Color Violets, f5c.
CHUD's CORsET-WAIsTs - DRABs
AND WHITES, sc. PAIR.

AND WHITES, sc. PAIR.
The Double V Waists. for boys, OF fire
cambrics. the 75c ones, this week soc.
An S0O-pair lot Of Ventilating Corsets,
long waist, well boned, 3Dc. pair.
81 pair for Leather-Tipped Corsets.
Every steel and bone tipped with
leather 10 prevent the bones from pro-
truding, regular $l.50 value.
81 pair for the French-Gored American
Lady Corsets.
1925 pair for Medium-Length Short
Waist w. Il. Corsets, with three wide
side steels on each side, especially
adopted for stout figures.
BELT BUCKLES, MADE OF AMERI-
CAN FLAGS, CSC.
A BREAK DOWN
In the enrinp Wna Their has set the hold
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OLD papers for sale at the. Dispatch
office-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-22
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON. VA.

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-02-11
WITHIN OUR BORDERS.
Nows by Telegraph from Various
Towns N Indiana


virceuucs. Ind. FEB .. - Henry
Berrer. whose life sentence Gov. Mount
has jus; COMMITTED 10 50 year, by re-
quest az the board OF control, ;.'ai ,Ery
may pardon or paro.e him al the meet
ing Of the board next month. VAS sent
up from Nincennes in June, 1871. for the
murder 81 Edward Bariien. 81 this cify-
Berucr was found in Cincinnati.
brought here and convicted on cir
cumsiantial eviSencc. bur was given
life sentence. While waiting transfer
10 prison Katy Cannon. Cincinnati
girl produced a sensation by failing in
love with him and marrying him 20 the
kraN county Jail. She has remained
loyal and true 10 him and has spsrt the
greater part az her life IL trying 70 ser
cure his release. she has spen. ihor-
sards Of dollars and made hundreds %
trips 10 Indianapolis. asking ard petit
iionirg the difrerer; governors 20 ra--
don her husband. and "a new lcpks as II
Sac would be rewarded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-02-11

Indianapolis. Ind. Feb 1.-The repub-
Leans OF Indiana IN their district cor
veutions elected a state committee
which viii serve until January. 1900.
The new committee will meet here next
Tuesday 10 elect chairman. The COM
mittee is made up as follows:
First district. George A. Cunningham.
Evansville: Second. JOSEPH Ehniey. BLOOM
ington: Third. George w Self. Corydon:
Fourth. Thomas McNutt. Madison; Fifth.
Nicholas Flibeck. Terre Iiaute: Sixth.
Miles X Mofett. Connersville. Seventh.
Harry 8 New. Indianapolis Eighth. VI. l.
Case. Dunxirk. Ninth. Fred A. Sims.
Frankfort Tenth. Thomas Mccoy. RersSe-
laer: Eleventh. Warren Bisler. Wabash I:
Twelfth. William J. Nesey. Fort Wayne.
Thirteenth. Elmer Crockett. South Bend
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Columbus. Ind. Feb. Frank Por-
ter and William Bossinger. members OF
band OF gypSies. are in Jail here.
charged with attempting 10 kill VIII
liam Irons. Porter'S mother. who ar
rived here. says that a whole tribe OF
wanderers from the northern part Of
Indiana are en- route 20 C0lu'nbus TO
help lie accused. The men viii not be
tried .or month. II i feared the sur
Rounding country viii be overrun by
gyps;es. Irons. The man who was beat
en-. lies al the point Of death.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.


II the senate. on the 4th. speaking
to a question of personal privilege.
Senator Lindsay. of KENTUCKY. criti-
cised the motives of the author and
promoters OF the resolution recently
passed by the legislature of Kentucky
demanding his resignation as senator.
lie claimed 10 be senator of the
whole people of kentucky with a duty
to the whole country. and not a mere
agent of the kentucky legislature. An
executive session of three hours was
held In the house. il being private
bill day. little business was transacted
owing TO flibus;erlng.
ID. w. BCsnYngAD. one of the mos;
prominent Cheroxees. died at Table
quah, l. T.. on the iih. of Brights
disease. lie was a. years old. aud had
in turn filed every Office in the nation
lie was member of the recent Dawes
commission on the part OF the Chero-
Nee nation. and was favorable to nego-
tiatsons-
ARCHIBALD McLARES was arrested
at Cleveland. o.. on the Attn. on the
charge Of appropriating u his own
use sI5. 90 belonging to the order of
Scottish Clans. OF which le was treas
urer. The shortage was discovered
when John Hill. of st. Louis, was
elected 10 succrei him.
FRANK ID. JoHSsoS. William II. John :
son and 4. a. Snap. manager. cashier
and president of the defunct Midland
state bank. were held for trial in the
district court al Omaha. Neb.. on the
4th. an a charge of fraudulent banking.
They gave bail in $1,000 each for APP
pearance-
The contract has been signed for a
nail plant at Guthrie. OKLA. to consist
of eight screws. giving a capacity of
100 tons daily. The mill will give en-
ployncnt to from 80 to lOJ men. and
will be owned ana operated by the
American Cotton Co. OF New York.
The British steamer Majestic has
been chartered To carry - locomotives
and a general cargo from PniIadtl phia
to the Finland govern Dent. The LOGO
motives are being shipped by the Bald
win works. and consist OF ten passen-
ger and twelve freight engines.
AT a maSs-nee;ing ia Wichita, kas.,
on the ath. citizens formulated an in
.vitation To- President Mckinley to visit
that city during the Transni,,issippi
Tcongress next fail. liz he accepts. Pres
lid-nt Diaz ~ Mexico will DC invited to
meet him there.
On the 9Th the president sent to the
senate tho name Of Ethan A. llitch-
cock. OF Missouri. now minister. 70 be
lambassadorextr and min ister
Iplcnipoient.ary TO Russia
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CURRENT TOPICS.
TEE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FiFTY-FiFTA CONGRESS.

TIN senate WAS not ia session on the e9tn
...... Ia the house Oil 70 permit tins buiitlns
81 "a dam across the Mississippi river ~ Coon
Rapids 10 tie northern ini.s o. the c.iy ~
Minneapolis. was passed. TIE CLERK q me
senate appeared ana presented the Teller
resolution. which hll passed. the sena;e tle
previous nigat The fartiLcatioa aairopFlA-
ti0n bill was rc.c srel aal tn house then went
into committee OF tue whole o. the Distract q.
Columbia appropriation OIL
IN the senate. ca the 3ist. the army appro-
priation bill carrying s-J.ega sgs and the lcgi>-
latiye. judicial and executive appropriation
bill. carrying s.l.oss.s-D were passed. after
which brief executive session was hell
In the house the Teller resolution. declaring
the bonds OF the United States payable in s44-
yer was debated FOR ave hours anu re.ecie1-
Ayes ID. nays. 49,
IL the senate. on the lst. no business OF I'M
portance was transacted in the open session
Mr.. Clark (rep.. .Wyo.). who voted IN favor OF
the Teller resolution, as a matter OF personal
privilege made speech defending his vote and
claiming that 1t In no way impusned his repuO-
licaniSln The Hawaiian treaty was considered
in secret session. ....- In the house OIL Vas
passed authorizing the secretary Of the treas
ury 10 purchase a suitable vessel Tor revenue
cutter service on the Yukon Al i2.SJ the
house went into committee OF the whole and
resumed consideration OF the District OK Co
lumbia appropriation bill
IN the senate. on the "a, the agricultural ap-
preparation bill was read and the amendments
proposed by the committee were agreed 10.
The greater part OF the day was passed m
secret session In consideration Of the Hawaiian
annexation treaty .... In the house the Di>trict
OF Columbia appropriation bill WIS further con-
silcred ami passed. and the oil to provide
coast de.enses for tbs c0un;ry Was taken up
IN the senate on the 81. consideration OF the
agricultural appropriation bill occupied almost
the entire open session. The Dill was nns4ly
passed after which brief executive session
was held ...-. Ia the house consideration OF the
fortincatsons appropriation Dill furnished the
basis for protracted political discussion All
attempts to increase the appropriations ~ Inc
bill or TO amend IL in any way we're voted down
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RETURNED TO PRISON.

<,,~ufnr Conduct ct an Escaped MUIR
d.r-r-Cut ttis Way to trerd"ss. FROM
JAlI-Ment Home ~ ss-st hs- Mother
amt SISTER. and Then secured aonsiA1ie
10 Escort Him Hack To Prison.
Fogr SCOTT. kas-. Feb. "A muir
derer under sentence to b-hanged. who
had escaped 10 a point 100 miles from
his nearest pursuer. voiunta rally sur
rendered To the authorities here yes-
terday. after notifying them OF has m
tention 10y long-distance telephone
The convict was George W. Finch, OF
kansas City, who followed young
Frank swolTord here from Paosa. kas-.
and murdered him for "a few doslars.
hiding the body i'm the bushes
Yesterday Finch called up Sheriff
Wheeler by telephone from Lamont.
Mo. and said he would be here on the
evening train 10 help mend the prison
bars that he had broken
Finch escaped from the combined
federal and state prison here on Tues
day last in company with seven other
prisoners. lie says he rode from here
10 Kansas City on u freight train; that
lac lodged near police hcat4 quarters
here Tuesday night AMI that tAe next
lay he went TO visit his mother ana
sister on farm near Lamont. From
the day of his arrest they had not sis'
tied him. and he said his one an oltion
was to see them again.
After staying over night with them
he went to Lamont and asked con-
stable TO accompany him back to
prison. IL was then that he called up
Wheeler and gave notice of his coming.
Sheriff Wheeler thought Finch was
bantering. and wired the oil Ger at La
mont To hold him. However. when
the Memphis train came in last night
from Lamont the sheriff and 800 citi-
Gems were there 20 receive the convict
While they were waiting the murderer
arrived on another railroad and,
smoking "a cigar. lie walked with his
escort, the Lamont constable. leisurely
Up the street TO the prison door.
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DID NOT OPEN irS DOORS
Temporary Suspension of the state Bank
of Crawford. >eb.

Temporary Suspension of the state btns
OF Crawford. Neb-
OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. "a special y
the Bee from Crawford. Neb.. says
The State bank of Crawford did no'
open its doors yesterday morning. =
J. Cradle, the cashier. - 10 me
east l.. h. lIobson. assistant
cashier. will say nothing Of tne
bank further than that, owin- - tAe
absence OF Francis Z. Cradle. II, pres''
dem, coupled with the fact that ine
currency which was expected t"s
morning did not arrive from the cas-
he thought il best not TO at:empt -
run through the day.
Hobson says the bank will pay on
depositors and all liabilities IN fu.i-
This bank has been conducted On
conservative. safe and paying bass
and i. is generally conceded by ioc1'
creditors that its paper and notes a'S
viltedged. Its assets are about go
900. and liabilities, outside CT sioo@'
about so, 900.
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THE GRAFTON BILL.
Friends of the Measure Hopeful of Early
Cons derAtton-


WASHINGTON. Feb. 5 The friends of
the immigration bill are hopefu of Sc
curing its consideration early next
week. At the same time feeling has
arisen of late that it is inexpedient To
press the question further during the
present session of congress, owing to the
political antagonisms it would arouse
The prevailing sentiment. however, is
that the measure will be taken from
the speakers table as soon rs tine
military academy appropriation bill
is out of the way. and that
it will pass by considerable
majority after two or three days
discussion Representative Mehaney IS
organizing an opposition on the repub-
lican side of the chamber. and with
this element will cooperate most of
the minority members. Chairman Dam
fora hopes TO have the bill passed as it
came from the senate. with the single
change of making the educational test
include both reading and writing.
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The saloon Question.

Terre IIaute. Ind. Feb. 2.-Local pc
litical circles are much excited over an
apparently well-based report that there
Is scheme 10 elect enough csuncilme
this spring who are opposed To The pres
eni saloon license Of $3.50 10 repea. il.
counting on several votes Of ho.G1vers.
The saiOorkeepers have been complain
ing a good deal recently OF the license
Zee. which is in addition 10 The county
or state license. and 4 number % saloor
keepers have gone out OF business.
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A BAD WRECK.
Several Persons Injured In . Wreck In
Michigan.

Michigan.
LAWRENCE, Mich. Feb. 5.-Train No.
on the South Haven x Eastern mar
row guage railroad. was wrecked here
and at least half dozen people were
injured. 1t was the first train through
since "Wednesday noon. and left here
at $40 a. III. A quarter of IA mile from
the station the snow piow jumped the
track and was piled into by the two lo-
comotives which drew the train and
the two coaches
THE INJURED.
General Manager NJ Y. Meredith.
face badly burned
Brakeman Lew Berhans. face burned.
and may be internally injured
Chief Engineer g. Grew. legs hurt
L. V. Bangs, Lake Cora. left foot
smashed.
Charles Mill. Paw Paw; LETT leg ba d.
IL hurt and face burned
The other passengers escaped injury
One engine was ruined, and the other
badly damaged.
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Terre Haute. Ind. Feb 2.-Macgie
Keller. who is suing n half dozen ciii-
zens of Parke county who took part in
prosecuting her in the Clara Shanks
murder case. for $4,000. surprised her
acquaintance few days ago by get
ting r,arried. The young man who has
taken for his wife the woman who SAYS
her life was biighted $4,000 worth by
the humiliation and actual suffering Of
imprisonment is James La Hue, .
farmer
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Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. "A new
grand jury mas been sworn in at Yer
saiiles. Ripley county. and the state au-
thorities will at once lay before the
jury information in reference 10 the
lynching of last September. The in
formation gathered by the detectives
employed by the state. il is said. i'm
plicatcs between 50 and 60 men. ard the
state viii ask that every one Of them be
indicted
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ELI MANSFIELD BRUCE.
Death OF the w~ii-known PhtIsdciphis
Piano and Organ Man.

Pml ADELrnIA. Feb. 5--Eii Mansfield
Bruce. Of the piano and organ firm of
Esiey X Bruce. died Thursday night
suddenly. at his home in this city,
in his seventyfourth year. Mr..
Bruce was born in Wilmington.
VT. In 1851 he united with tue late
Deacon Estcy i'm the manufacture aud
sale of tie E>iey organ. aud in the
winter OF is5,-Jo hc came to this city
and opened u Store for the sale OF tho
A>-As-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-02-11

South Benc. Ind. Feb. 2-Stepien
Swiialski. a young Pole. has been ar
rested on a charge Of arson. He was
seen about a barn owned by Charles "
korpal. Soon afterward a fire broke
on; in the barn and later blaze that re-
quired six hours fighting destroyed a
large hay shed ard about 20 tons Of hay
belonging TO James Oliver. the plow
manufacturer. Switalski is suspected
of having started both b,aze<.