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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
A FAREWELL BANQUET
Dakota Pilgrims Feasted by Messrs. Adams
and Winery.

OF one of the party was attracted by a
gigantic load of green bananas. 1T was
of sufficient size to elicit comment. and
as they stood and gazed at the four
horse truck load quietly Remarked:
They Were raised in North Dakota: of
course, as you will see, they don't all
ways ripen, but the crop is pretty gen
orally a sure one" One OF the gentle
me II bought $40 acres in our lIGgeiy dis
tict. and when he returned a few days
later llaughingly asked him If he would
try raising bananas He assured me
that he wouldn't engage in it for profit
but declared that he could never have
been contented unless he owned some of
the soil that could produce such liar.
Perhaps grain raising, because of fa-
vorable conditions, Will continue TO lead.
fui' Norm Dakota produces me finest
wheat in tbs world, the oiliest flax. the
brightest barley. the heaviest oats and
the richest rye, tho corn and root crops
and cattle, sheep and hog raising VIII
deDan0i q good share of the farmers
Iattentipn. Flax Is sure and profitable,
land many a farm has heen paid for out
LOT one years crop. The fibre is Of un-
usual excellence and the seed possess 5
ian oilinAss unknown in other states.
! have M desie to weary you With
| figures. but a few facts relating to the
lpiuducts OF Iova and North Dakota
flor the year 1898. complied from official
lreports fronl Washington, may be of in
Eterest:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-24
NY OLD KENTUCKY HOME. FAR AWAY.


(Lexington Loader }
The sun shines bright on my Old Ken
tuckv II me.
TIE voters are to~zy and gay;
q he Rve 'sIipc aud the B1uIbon is IN
tl1>m.
And the shotsuns make music all
the day.
The stone jag rises to kiss the waiting
mouth,
And u e upturred eyes Glaely ly
On the s,ft blue skies # the sunny, sun
nv South.
And ny Ola kentucky Home far
away.
Put shirt Of mail underneath your
Sunday coat.
Wcarau armor plate under yonr vest,
That l. the safest way when man
20 ut to vote,
And the Goebel carg is there %
protest
On, therc'sgAy old times when elections
me around
There Is music to lven the day,
The sections spade stAbs the Dark and
Bloody Ground.
III my Otu hrotANhJ AA'A''i 80
away.
The black sm Ike pours from the chin.
ney of the still.
The fragrance Of corn Is in the bref -
l. rises mp an,il the tears Of angel spill
Ana the Man in the Moon has to
snetHa
he Red D., shines IN The bottle on
the shelf.
The sun'e4ms around AZ ply;
When vour throat gets dry poll the cork
aud help yourself
In my Cd Kentucky Home, far
away.
The feud man hides in the corner # a
fence,
And waits far a shot at his foe;
Then the foeman's soul goes a-kitinR 70
the hence
To the land where they dom shovel
snow
The coroner comes to investigate the
death,
And jlgs up con f)rtably gay:
And the verdict is that he died fof
want Of breath
In nv Old Kentucky Home, far away.
Weep no more, my lady, -
Weep 70 more. to-day
Because thlpgs have changed 10 my Old
Kentucky Home.
In my OLD Kentucky II me, far away
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-24

A report from the supervising archi'
tect received in the Senate recommends
an additional appropriation Of 81, 900
for the public building in Norfolk.
Charles Major, who less than two
years ago was struggling lawyer at
the Shelby county CIndiana) bar, and
who was made wealthy by his book
when Knighthood Was in Flower, &"
has just paid $1,000 for farm near
Shelbyyille.
Miss Susan b Anthony has under.
taken to raise an endowment fund Of
$500. 900 for the National Suffrage As.
sooiation. The fund will be placed In
the hands Of twenty-one trustees, who
shall use 1t to secure equal political
rights for women.
Both deaf and dumb. unable to read
or to write, Max Stemple. Of Philsdel'
phia, and Miss Lizzie Rubin were mar
ried at Norristown, Pa this week. AS
the minister who united them could
not use the sign language, he stood in
front Of the couple, and impressed upon
them what he was saying by the mo
tion of his lips.
Mrs. Louisa II. Elicit, widow Of Mr.
William Elicit, died Sunday at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. W Q.
Pemberton, in Richmond, from the
breaking down incident TO old age.
Mrs. Elicit was born in King William
county, bot had resided In Richmond
for about twenty eight years She
leaves five children.
Speaker Henderson nearly always
walks with a polished hickory made
from q tree on the battle field Of Corinth,
where he lost his leg On the silver
top is engraved. ~. NJ. A. to d. B.
H" 1t is the gift Of Congressman
John NJ Allen, Of Corinth, who fought
on the opposite side during the re.
bellion, and is still on the opposite side
in Congress.
Democrats in Indiana are surprised
at the platform of the Nebraska State
Democrats, which is said to have been
approved by Mr. Bryan. and they great
ly fear that it will act as bar to
complete uni6cation Of the party. They
say they expected perfunctory en-
dorsement of the Chicago platform, and
would not have objected to it, but Mr.
Bryans own State has taken a stand
that indicates that he proposes to make
the silver issue prominent, and, II pos
sible, subordinate other issues to 1t.
Leading Democrats expressed them
selves privately as regrettiDg that Ne.
braska Democrats had taken such a
stand upon the money question.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-24
CURRENT TOPICS.

General LOokhart. oommander'lh-
chief Of the British forces in India,
died at Calcutta.
DR. Couden. the blind chaplain Of
the United States House Of Representa-
tvls. shaves himself
The American Sugar Refining Com
pany advanced all grades OF refined
sugars five cents per hundred pounds.
The City Council Of Atlanta. Ga.
has repealed the law against pool sell
ing. aud horsemen Will begin races
soon.
Arthur p. Greeley, Assistant Com
missioner Of Patents, at Washington.
has resigned to embark in private busi-
ness.
New York Oity has 2OG veterans Of
the Mexican war. seven OF the Indian
Wars and 10 GOO 4 the civil war on the
pension rolls.
The heirs Of the Vanderbilt estate
have decided to pay, without further
demur. the legacy tax, which VIII
amount to about one million dollars
Hon. John a. Bingham. ex-minister
to Japan, Congressman from Ohio
and a Judge advocate in the court that
tried the slayer of President Lincoln,
is dead aged s. years
President Mckinley has been tender
81 the professorship Of international law
in the new Methodist University being
erected in Washington to begin when
b. leaves the White House
Ten thousand Puerto Ricans gathered
before the Governor Generals palace in
San Juan to demand justice at the
hands Of the United States. They
ad opted an address to Congress.
According to the official statistics Of
the Department Of Agriculture the
farmers Of this country on March 1 still
held l5s zoe. COZ bushels Of wheat, '3, =
700. 600 bushels II corn, ard 300 800,
90 bushels OF oats
The Railway Age says that while
IN )re miles Of new railroad were built
in the United States last year than in
any year sipce 1890. there is every in
dication that the present year will wit.
ness even greater activity.
Mr.. Samuel Green. Of Dinwiddie
county, was instantly killed in store
A. Church Road when some one acci-
ientally knoC ked a gun down, which
,aused It 20 be discharged, and the load
.truck Mr.. Green in the forehead
OF the fifty richest persons in the
United States only ige owe their for
tunes to C pper. silver OF gold mines
7 ley are J. b. Haggin, Of California; /;
Ms. George Hearst and John Mackay,
of San Francisco, and W. A. CLARK and
Marcus Daily, Of Montana.
Governor Tyler has appointed Mrs.
Stephen Putney. Of Richmond. and
Mrs Hugh Nelson Page. Of Norfolk. to
represent Virginia on the Honorary ET
cutive Committee Of the Woman's
Board OF Managers Of the an-American
Exposition at Buffalo. n. Y.
In respect Of the new commissioners
# valuation act in his State, Senator
Daniel expressed the opinion that 1t
would not stand the test Of the courts.
He said it is as Objectionable to coun-
try as to city people aud that most Of
the bank depositors in his city were
country people.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-24
A Life And Death Fight.

Mr.. W. A. Hines Of Manchester, Ia,
writing of his almost miraculous escape
from death. says Exposure after
measles induced serious lung trouble,
which ended in Consumption. l had
frequent hemorrhsges and coughed
night and day. All my doctors said |
must soon die. Then | began to use
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, which completely cured me.
| would not be without il even If it
cost So 90 a bottle. Hundreds have
used 1t on my recommendation and all
soy it never fails to cure Throat, Chest
and Lung troubles. 4" Regular size 800
and sl.0O Trial bottles free at NJ. N.
Lewis Drug Store.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-24
How's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrl that cannot be cur,d by
Halls CstsI rh Cure.
F.JCHRNEY & CO.. Tole 10, o.
We, the understand ha Z kn wn F: j
Cheney. for the last Is years, and be iege him
per.e tly honorab O 1 all business transac
tons. and finnac al sble to carry cut any
oblis alton mad by cir fir n.
WEST TRUAX. Wholesale Druggists To-
ledo. o
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Ca'arfh Cure is taken intcrna ly ,acs-
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system Price 15c Ter tOttle.
Sold by all druggists Testimonials free
Halls FANNY Pills arc the best.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-24

The Sovereign Grand Lodge Ct Odd
Fellows will meet in Richmond next
September and will be in session over
week American Odd Fellowship
exists In every State and Territory in
the United States, in all Of its provinces
OF British North America. In Australia,
including New South Wales, Tasmania
and New Zealand, in Germany, Switz.
erland, Sweden. Denmark, France,
Japan. China, Cuba. Mexico, Italy and
other foreign islands The sun never
sets on its halls OF membership.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-24
Liquor Dealers.
p. McCracken, Bro. & Co.,
-WHoLIsALh AND RETAIL

-WhOLAbALh AND hhIAIL-
GROCERS AND LIQUOR DEALERS.
Offer Ten Thousand Gallons PURE BYE
and BOURBON WHISTLES, from the fol-
lowing we'll known distilleries Graft q 90.
Of Ohio; Boone County Distilling Co., OF
Kentucky Monticello Distillery, OF Mary.
land, and W. T. Gray, of Pennsylvania.
Agents for Bergnef q Engle's Lager Beer
They also offer Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Agricultural Implements, Seeds Guano, and
Cement
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-24

In respect OF the new commissioners
# valuation act in his State, Senator
Daniel expressed the opinion that 1t
would not stand the test Of the courts.
He said it is as Objectionable to coun-
try as to city people aud that most Of
the bank depostors in his city were
country people.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-24

Magistrate Pool, Of New York thinks
that for the WIFE, beater 1.-The only ad =
quate punishment would be a bath Il
hot tar, followed by whipping Theo
the man should be hanged.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-03-24
An Editor Finds a Sure Cure for Rheu-
matism.

A r De Fluent, editor of the Jour-
nal, ID ylsstown, Ohio, suff,red for
number Of years from rheumatism in
his right shoulder and side. He says !;
My right arm at times was entirely
useless. l tried Chsmberlain's Pain
Balm, and was surprised to receive re-
lief almost Immediately. The Pain
Balm has been constant companion
of mine ever since and 1t never fails ;"
For sale by M. M. Lewis. Druggist.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-28
N'LLED IN A GAMBLING nrn
coward Allen Slain by w. A. s,,
In Columbia

COLUMBIA, S. O., Sept. 25-Tba r,
, VINO Killed Howard Allen in oomhn"n 'n
house III this city gave his noma Dns a vi.
na,,,. ,1',i'h' r de said that he was origi
y tinog from iron, birmingham, where be mao
eomh,i U,ouI iiaw' but two years ago wept p"o, ~
the noIinsS s as as u profession and workeI ~
house, which y y owner owl Of the gambling
tn business center of town, testifod ion te IN the
S;t smo tOfoner's jury that he had oou oeiore
1iiliIh thn cheating and ordered bir, caught
the tho house Harley escorted Ds,na Sni,n out OF
oni emG door, Allen going by his sidn niuh 'I TO
shUniS shn a1Wn the steps Smith tnrneG wne1 men
ence ngn and caught dp; Smith feared mob vio.
nc characterized the death protectlon.
gam bler's luck" "'ii Oh Allen as
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-28
DESTRUCTIVE STORM
STRIKES CAPE NOME
Heavy Loss Of Life and Prov
erty Reported.

Efva -rrEoCETc TNcU
eo People Rendered fIoISo1 =
less and Destitutc-proDcr,r D..
estimated at Over $500 ono
largo of Winter Supplies Los,
stsa aEArrLE' Wash, Sept. %. Tho
Sie steamer Roanoke brings news Of a mnso mo
disastrous storm at Nome r rna, .os,
WIN unusual violence for neor,,.
way, lays up to the evening of Sept ~ amI
miS INC severest that ever visited north
western Alaska. '" ''or'h
! "a number of barges and lighters wero
uriven ashore and wrecked and tovt muto
hn ana machinery were DESTROYED A nun,
lost % iiVes are believed to have baor
a aost. Several captains and seomer on ~.
they are lost. 'no II Is Dclloved
the ut.y nrN, 900 people are homeless. while
bea I;p H;topcrfy loss is over $500, co, "Tile me
he individual losers nro 'UU ,,,o, Inc
vii iltiska Mska Commercial conn UD"o'y
,o u E00sc Mining and Trodim[r' an"
,nno me most seFious loss is tSo III an
'Ippearahcc of over 1000 tons f ,,fo aus
Iaptaln French, in commnma nous VI coal.
ao eoops, has thrown open the GOV, "nvorn or inc
" th ,u'l1n to those rendered ho,naInnC
SsiStorm storm and will extend snch nti,on
's's'ahce as is possible. ''0n o'hef
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-28
DEEP WATER NOW ASSURED.
hcI-Colunbus inferrv,mta -.

| '"ihbus interesac,f. -,----
., ArAhAclIicoLA, Fla, Sept. 25-Thl
lna''cF ~ OF taking organized stcps 70 so
cure deep water for Apalachico,, h". o
assumed definite shape. n's
,r, .. H. GRADY president of the An,
iacnicola Board of Trade, has hoon p "a.
S,O.l,1nce conference with Mayor Chapneu % ~ "
nf ae'Ious over the matter, and as ~ 20.
,a ol their correspondence it has b hoar q result
~ p tha tnnt Hn an association, to be- Im Indp, pro-
eign nc Conmmnou UU,mmons and Apalachicoia T"n T"r
~ ~ commerce association, be for,,I = Of
one at the features of the worIe w. formed,
opening Haei, OF the west pass, ,n which IS the the
ffnit TIen surveyed and recommended hI, mas mas
boait United States engineer. This eu wari oy the
Vessels Isgrn Srn and is under good progress nas
can now i"mang c"Ma Io and II foet of water
Inc associaSon wants an Ie e. f ehe city.
nel TO Apalachicola wharves ioos chan
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-28
Iooo OF LIFE WAS SINAI,
'ns and Other Property surou
severe Damage.

' o'hcr Property Suffe,
severe Damage.
onArrLE, WASH, Sept. 25.-Tbo ,o.u
oi ilio III the great storm ot No. .o'" '
sept. II, II and 13 is beliovod oi',o t1t Oh
% pecn small. The tug Islam san,, ,,';,,s maso
ner crew of three. The launch A,,'. WI
while trying to aid the barge slnnI1" .n.o'
muns down with Captain Madioon h
ooiliihahdcr, and the engines M, her
front U'r men, men, working along the watee
70 on'' "a are said to have been svxent water
ESo", Dut taeir names are NOT ~ ouC
tho rom Benny river comes n rorn.,t: owh:
th the wreck of the schooner Prospt spport or
ehe drowning Of CAPTAIN Goipp and
'ner with one of his seamen ior' TO-
,,,a Andrew I.sw A. Ryan of Los Apoo,oo
ri-or s .ie IN the rushing current of Snala sIse
t,,d me shock OF the storm bronobt ooh,
L tne Alaska Commercial com mnanr ~ ashore
neaVlly laden with wintnr mS rn PARK,
SIiloio n hour later the mammoth tbInons. hon
Ilmookum; ,lra after battling with tbo oarso sop
unasged her anchors and startoa eetS'
IT, ne NE beach and destruction " 'o'
20 soin npany lost the tug Rob I"1on pJ1r.aslon
TLo JI,ooo, which was broken to pu n;anoa ae
'n1 l1 steam launch Strae, sanl, ot dnoL poIos.
nn nu the Belvidere is O wrecls tonor ~ .I
MOUTH OF Snake river. o'A a1 the
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-28
FINAL DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that H. G.
i,I'le' Guardian of the Estate ~
nnahda Ham, (Minor,) has applied
~ :" 'aSon NJ; Greer, Judge of Probate
n.1 ,M ana for the County of Union, for -
'inai discharge as such. ''i "
, II Is Ordered, That the 29tb DIV of
n;cloner' A. ID. 1900, be fixed for beor
ina OF fetition, and final settlement
oi sad Estate. JASON NJ. GRrEp
e Sept. %, 1900. no 90 ~ ~
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-28
Final DISCHARGE.

y N",lce IS hereby given that r. X
ih'In"r Executor of tbe ~ N.
WIN; l.. Palmer, deceased "so h"s OF
prnhoto ,Ir 10 Jason NJ. Greer, Judge Of
trnion ,Ion'e; IN %nd for the County Of
Ensom, = rnom, Tor final discharge as such u
IT. is ordered, That the 81 dov =,
mir.%oer, W a. ID. 1900, be fixed for ham, "
- m nS'C,"n' and a final settlements
prohot. 1,, JASON NJ. GREER,
no SSi4N 10 lines, Sept, 2s, 1900, "
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-28
Fatally Injured In 8 W.

KNOXVILLE, Sept. 25.-A dirt 80.
u cars and an engine run off tTa Ian am OF
49,. q ,onpofary trestle last night near Ner
road rpr5' i iionn,, where the Southern roi,
pinoor pina IS W uTecIonStructing its grade rail an
was % iniMrod w: T. Byrd of Lafayette. Ala ni-
brobcn:J nJIFea Fnd Internally and his hna;, haa;,,
rottsvilis fireman Ten George Bird of P%Tk Pon
right thieh hei1n:i hroi,J injured internally and
All will die. eN' "rlst broken.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-28
Il MISSING WORD.
Mo NC AIl"nfa Constitution Offers a
NcW inducenlenf to Subso,;La
80. st D

lie ATLANTA Constitution ba
'mn'unced a. nc, a new "missipg word" con
,es'. This unique plan of adver,isina :
'he'r great weekly has been verv sne
a'sT'n!'y used by them. '"'
a sentence from a standard nnh,;
cfbh has been selected, the book h.,
o'en care fully sealed up and tte 90"
'ehee is Pnb!ishel in full, exeen. tho
%le word dropped thereirom, wl e ;.h
TIE subscriber is to supply. Answera
are sent by contestants ~ tbsv sont
III th'lr subscriptions and renswsIs
'oth the answer and the subscrin,i"m'
must reach The CoNsrIrUTloy r. M ths
anne envelope. :" 'ne
ms IL the sentence for Ssptem,ar
nd October, 1890: ''n ''f
iHeFe are a number of orr mon
ere among the residents AMI bidJen
tAe ci"is!er; but f,r fear ci ,ba
they do not lot tbense,vao
. seei :" 'N0'sc''es
send in dollar and fry a guess ..
e 1 missing word. Tea per cent orI
'e' Sh' subscription, 50 int, IN.
l"ssef's fuld. VIC {
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-28
save all of your pennies
lhey will swell up into dimes
Don't forget to tell them
Ahat you saw it in THE TIurs -
Dcath ora War Time yVou,,,

n'chmond' Va, Sept. 25.-aIrS,
n ."'a"pe1h Van Lew, who, during the
war between the States, furnisbo !
'ne Union forces with valuable infor
ernn, lo" against the Confederate gov
e'nnent, assisted prisoners in ascon
'"s from Libby prison and who affair."
""ruS was rewarded by Gen. Gran,
M''n the postmastership at Richmond
i'ed at her residence here this NOR,
ng at an advanced age.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-28
Town and County.
Additional Local News.
crowded Over From Local p,ecs

ool' T. G. Duncan is away o,
another business trip north.
Miss Pearl Whisonant, of Dravtor
.ilie township, is visiting Mrs F p
Culp. ' D d
Mr. berry Richards, of MIaybinton
was circulating among his friends IN
Union few days ago.
Mrs. Geo. II. Oetze] and t,,,.,
nave returned from months visi,
to the north. ''S''
The Misses Mary Emma and Lo,iso
os'er nave gone to Spartanburp TO
attend Converse College.
Col. Johnston, of Newbarrv
was in Union this week III.
WHO is visiting Mrs. T. C. Dunco,
Mr. I. J. Hart, representing tho
american Publishing and Engraving
oo'' OF New York, was in Union The
week and did some business.
MRS. Mary Stoddard, of Newberrv
VINO mas been on an extended vi,i.
relatives and friends in Union hos.
turned to her home. '' y I
MIR. r. G. Hamilton, Of Cor,i.,, 8
- visiting his uncle, Dr.. J IT 1r. a
,1'on' lie is stopping few davs be- o
Che,5s". Iv,s gong to the Medical College of l.
Mf' 'no' P. Rice, one of the pop, a
uiar mail agents Of the IF, G. G. p al
a.a''Foad' is at home spending t.
lltteen days leave Of absence n;a in
FAMILY are with him at his c,tber,s VI
home '''iei vi
Mr. s. A. Wattles and SON Of to
canton Junction, Mass, are On lr'
'isit at the home OF Mr.. r. G. H. iic
IAN, Mr.. Wattles is large stock. hn ="
lolder in both the Union md pngI ~
Mills. ''"io "'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-28
"oee'A AND JAPAN ACCEPT.
c...ehts Readily Assent to


"erm"ny's Proposal. -
o,aIa ASLlS' n Sept. a5.-The foreign of,.
bauo lore seate that Russia and Janan
nave formally answered tho Go" 'aps'n
nnse, a particularly emphasizino .h",. %
agreement to the proposition q ,nelf ,
Of the hclsiers Gbienstt to designate those pnil.v
Great Britain has not 10.
answered hoc yet formally
Political circles here oro 80,
great Britain will not adoa. confident
'eates' proposition. 'he United
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-28
f0HnG Lady Arrcsfc1

ureenville, Special: Miss Kate G. ;,
ter, charged with tsmpgriup with >,I ,t 4, r
mails has been given a pfe'im;na,
nearing before United States (nma';1 }
sloners Hawthorne. Mis- Cartnr
@ssis'ant Postmaster at B.tson p,st.
g,hce 1 IN the upper part Of this c1n,,n ,S'
,nere nad been complaints at thj,oH,
"a patrons not receiving thsir mail onJ
soule @ serious charges were wbian,reI
around and at last complaint was G,.d
al Washington. Postmaster Iosn"a ",s''
rs Moye and Moor were detaileJ
the charges. la worsina
up the case they used decov L,,,ass ts
~ "',n marked m lney. This letter fsi,at
TO reach the ldress, and c,ni1 '1'e'
raced ! no farther than b ,tsoo noa. D
ice, IN charge Of Miss Carter 4 w.
ant was issued for her arr,s. s,,rI "'
y DsP"ty Marshal Carson AMI ~" ~"
hafSed money Was found in her nv |
S S's.on' "a the evid nc, JaIge Hsw
horne held Miss Carter under . u" hn"
he 'o' :, aolIar b'oI for ths Eish CIR
nc Is Sa ii to be a very ar ci,,
0man' about 20 years old. shs yy W
~ possessed during the tx,miua,i ~ '
q give no Indication Of fuervousne.. u
) ). NJ New, and C,uri.r. '"''' ?
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Irt ------
FIREMAN CrushcJ ~

= ',.. DH.ANnAli' Sept. 26.-J. W. Mnrr,,-
II "i''to fireman on the Seaboard ,y' ,
l1'he' was crushed to death in tbo "a, nf
the tender LaS pIaafor,,H heIe, He was standing on
anu as the engine backed ;m.u engine.
ga 0s'rs h.i tne platform gave and Hn,sin train of
:" 'aaiy crushed that he soon ara ady was