davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21

John Doe has now no legal standing
In the courts of Connecticut. 1t is good
to see one immemorial fraud snuffed
out.
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21

Conscience is something that makes
a guilty man tremble every time it
thunders.
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21
Playing Him.

Tommy-Pop, who was Ananias?
Tommy's Pop-Ananias, my son, was
the man who first conceived the sum-
mer resort booklet.-Philadelp Rec
ord
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SAYINGS AND DO
INGS HERE AND THERE

Jokes and Joke1ets that Are Supposed
to Have Been Recently Born-Sayings
and Doings that Are Old, Curious and
Laughable-The Weeks Humor.
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21

1t isn't wise to speak the truth at all
times. Silence is often more satisfac-
tory.
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21
A Call Down for Mr.. NJ.

Mr.. Meek-I should certainly have
some say as to whom my daughter
Weds.
/ Mrs. Meek-Not at ALL Let her alone,
and she'll marry some old fool just like
her mother did.-Baltimore World
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21

"What do you think Of The Love Let
tiers of a LiarY"
"Too indefinite"
"What do you mean"
"A1 who write love letters are liars"
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21

The weigh of the transgressor is in
variebly light.
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21
A Sure Result.

"Say, old chap. Coffup and 1 have a
bet we wish you'd decide for US"
"NO thanks"
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21
Missed His Calling.

Guest (angrily)-Why didn't you wake
me at 5:421a? Now I've missed my
train!
Hotel Clerk-I'm sorry; if you hadn't
missed your calling you would not have
missed your train, would you?-Ohio
State Journal
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21
courSe.-Pl

The Boa-Say, get on to my curves.
The Traveller las he empties his revol-
ver)-Goodl But how do you like my
fnShoots?
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21

Exactly. So what's the use Of my
making an enemy of one of your
Life
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21

"Why, why not? We're both friends
of yours"
Holbrook argus., 1901-09-21

Is common
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
A KENTUCKY LYNCHING
BODY RIDDLED WITH BULLETS
AND HANGED.
Negro Who Foi eed Boy to Commit
Crime Summarily Dealt
With.

HoDGENyILLE. Ky. oct. IA
mob of 80 or 70 determined citizens
came DOWN upon this u.tle .ovn about
p o'clock this morning and took from
the jail slas EstArs, a negro charged
with forcing Granville Ward. a 1j-year
old boy near Upton. to commit a crime.
SO quietly and Systematically I'D the
SO quietly and systematically dI the
mob 20 ab0u, It's work that the cit-
zens Of the town were in ignorance
Of the existence 2f the mob until the
negro was IN It's clutches
The citizens composing the lyn.h.ng
party approached the jail and upon
their lemand the keeps were .urreai-reI
to them. TIE cell in which the negro
was confined was entered and the moose
was adjusted about his neck. He was
dragged down the jail stairs AMI out
into the street H managed T. slip
the Moose from hi neck and made a
break for liberty. The mob. crazed
with anger. made after the negro. howl
ing and firing at him with guns and
pistols. The negro fell when about 100
yards from the jall mouse, r.ddled With
bullets The moose was again riareI
about the negros neck ana he was
dragged % the courthouse and swung
70 the tgpmost steps. The mob was
formed in the neighborho0I ~ the
crime When the work " lynchlag was
negro had been accomplished tae mem
bers Of the mob quietly dispersed and
went 10 their homes.
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I and block lSd IN ShlNvlcN's M,or'A, ,o
/ the southeast corner ~ said block l56
I Ia SllNeleyN Astoria, thon,c NrHl 'n
| tho SOU hWest corner NJ sad hlotk ljb.
| thence u0r.h to tho west Tine nt ah.d
! block lS6 t0 tho southeast voNrr NJ
| lot four O In block g. In Mc'lurfH
ASTORIA, nr to point Where thc west
line " SAID block lAG would hC inlrr'
srvtcd ~ ,hc rau,h llnc og sild W.,
four 90 In hlock ts MoCmrc.s Astoria
lt extended cascrlN nu a stn shg ln"
thence running N.0t JNriugh ,he mda
ilr NJ blocks g. 81 and 60. .H
McClurv's Astoria. Co. the anuIhNtri
corner " lot ope uu, 10 botk
t1 teNtNl. ,bcUcc u'y,i 90 tho place
W beginning. ant t1pblHms tll hts,
.tujs tNl premises WIhu salt l'ns
Fltl which tad lots land, And ptrWr
SOS yltll ht Assessed ptlryllR Accutls
ms To- She rstlmt ci hyn nv 'N l''rAN
tha costa and expenses ~ tunftru'tus
said improvement. an ~ sad district
hfus 'u the city ~ Astoria. tltnop
County Oregon.
ina, the t..y surveyor has h'yU tc'
uu'rv4 O. prr,A.v ami Ole VIA mo
Auditor and P1li'r luisr cs' mates oI
gtc costs ami rNprNars W tHOs'WcIns
vUl improvement, and plans ana sgcei'
Httt fgs tNr tlc proposed Vork
Thli not,,c Is published rot
eight DAYS ~ Tnr Morning As
tHrau. in pursuance to rr1olu.
tIon adopted hy yac Common Council
10 The ,ggy " Astoria. ln uttnAc, Il
lNl. ordering the same
pate ot nr,l publ cation uct %. 1901
n r.. NELSON
Auditor and rllc judge " ,hr 'lv
~ Astoria
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
The Pig IRON INDUSTRY
INCREASED DEMAND FOR CAST
IRON PIPE.
Proposed Advance in Prise Not
Popular With Southern
Makers,

NEw YORK. o>c at-rnc Iron AZ,
says;
r5eye has been some discussion
lnouE southern makers ~ pis lron %,
,1e rNpel.ercy " announcing a mr.
tscr lncrNaSc In the price " pg ron
NJ ~ cents per ton Conservative coun.
els have prevented. however AMI a
was decided 70 le, wei enough alone
There $ steady stream oS buying
orders IN moderate quantities. widely
distributed, t1r delivery M 90 Febru.
ory, Indicating confidence In the manu-,
tac,ure, but showing little disposition
on the par, " buyers % contract far
ahead, eScep, what (, Is necessary Ia
stock up IN anticipation " the closing
" navigation, In the Pi,tSburg dds
,rict the buying has been very heavy.
'he sales being upward " i0cO0 tons
% foundry ron,
As bearing On the question of the
magnitude u the consumption the posi-.
ton IN the cast iron pipe trade Is SIX.
ndcan, because this ln,er,s, Is lIttle
areciei by waa, may BE- doing In wall
street.
The aow u moderate sized orders tor
prompt delivery has been exceptional for
this season ~ the year Never IN the
history % the p,pe trade have coudl.
tions been more favorable. The leading
municipalities are coming into The mar.
ket too, unusually early New York
has Jus, called for abou, 1900 tons and
Boston VIII soon be In the marke, gor
an even larger amount.
The steel situation shows rttle chang.
Th'se who are caught with bela,ed de-
uver.es nr without covering contracts
are paying such premiums that The
question ~ building steel works IS 10
trud.nS itself \ significant trausac-
'on has heen the sale VI Garmlu taslc
steel FOR ieuevry ives, ~ Pttsburg
with mora business pending.
Prices f,r flashed ron and steel
while very rcmuneratlvs DO no, thus
iar appear 10 have had the sbgh;cs.
effect in checking consumption. sim
a hint in tia, direction l. conveyed
,n the report ~ the western bar trade
That branch in the East IS beginning /
% c'mplaIn OF 4 slacken.ng volume ~ /.
work, In At least one line which was
affected by the strike IN shee.s. ieliy- /
aries are becoming promp,er. In 9th /
4rs notably In tin plates. many stor- I
les are current of orders unified for .
which specifications were put In as lar- /
y as May. The outlook tor structural /
work Is bright; A heavy tonnage has .
lirfady been booked and n good deal .
n work Is in sight on the lakes a
number os orders for ships have been
booked and the yards are full 70 over
lowing In the copper trade there IS
.uhsartial unanlmi-y of opinion a. 20
he strength u the market
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
PRIZES AWARDED.
Paderewsk Committee IN NV York
Disburses $500.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3l.-The judges in
the composition for prizes from the
fund established by Ignace c. Paderew-
ski last year have announced their de-
clsion. There were three prizes Of 800
each for the best work f1r orchestra.
the bsst piece for chorus and crches-
ira. with or wthou, solos, and the best
piece of chamber music f1r any COM
bination Of Instruments. The competi-
tion was restricted to composers born
in The United States. The awards csre:
Work for orchestra, 10 Henry K
Hadley. musical director of ne Haths-
dral School Of 81. Paul. Garden City
L. l., for his symptom The Four
Seasons"
Choral work, Horatio W Parker. Bat
tel professor Of theory Of music al Yale
University, for "A Star Song" can
tata for solo, chorus ami orches ra.
Chamber music composition, Arthur w.
Bird. for a serenade for wird !nstru-
ments
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
RELATIONS RESUMED.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3l--Accordl0g 20
the Brussels correspondent Of the Lon
don Times and the New York Times.
diplomatic relations between Holland
and the Vatican, which were Interrupt
ted by the exclusion Of tlhe representa-
tive Of the pope from tthe Hague peace
conference, are about to be resumed
by the appointment OF a new papal
nunciD at The Hague.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
9lTRRrPF'S SALE

Noa,tce - herby given ,hat NJ oa
Monday. he en- lay ~ NovrmNvr ,3ol
Al the hour - 10 polSA ~ he tnrnnon
~ said day a, ami IN tr,nI ~ ne court
house door, w ne city u Astoria n
ciatsnp county. STATE u Orrrn. lTsr
t1r sAle ard s~n. az puh!So auction 10
he hlRhes, hhkier Nr cash 10 baAd AZ
the time ~ sale al and angular ,bs
RAJ estate and property hsvr,1'nr- bid
In ipr ,aNcu BY eAh C.atsp county The
saA cay Of Astoria. ARi School ua.
'gv, Nos one oDd NN X said aUuH.y
nr chhcr N them aGd whAN ,hey Hr
rither ~ ,hem have aoquiyei .V.c by
virtue ~ any such -AN
Stli sale .s HNc' gor sAii Ialr pu-su-
a1. CD an ord. .r IerriH g'rc made by ,hc
County rour, ot mii county. 80 'Ar
'.sts 10 such property coull ~, b. pro.
ntr'i by be drs, Monday atrr jay
? 1901 THOH LtNNlLLE
sheriff ~ sad r1uaty
pl.eI oct 6 1901
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;hat an Immediate operation ot smother
nature has since heSn rendered neccs-
Sary, Under the circumstances" says
the Medical Press. 1t seems right and
proper that the natural anxiety should
De at once met with clear announce.
ment as to the truth Or otherwise ot
these depressing reports"
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Inspector General Breckenridge
Makes Annual Report.
SAYS DISCIPLINE is GOOD
Bat Claims That The AhOlishuent oi the Pos
cSnteea Is Having Father q De.
mOraliIing Effect on the
Troops.

WASHINGTON, Oct, Si.-The anuu
al report Of Inspector-Geneial ]. Z
Breckenridge. says that while ;her,
are reports OF harmony and gooi viii
among the officers OF the army the ex.
preston "all officers are thoroughly in
structed and efficient" is no; heard 81
frequently as before the Spanish war
due, no doubt to an influx of inexpev-
ienced officers. Most reports, however
are favorable. some lack OF attention
given by officers 70 their daily lie and
duties is noted. The report commends
the sagacity ana ability u officers who
have conducted civil affairs in trusted
TO them abroad.
The class u recruits received ss re-
ported generally up TO the STANDARD.
The discipline q the troops Is report
ed generally good. a. the POST exchange
The inspector general says:
The reports show that wherever
practical pnst exchanges were in oper-
alton at the garrisoned posts at the
time Of the inspectors visit. the pre-
serfbed rules and regulations were be-
ing fully complied with and their bust
ness was being satisfactorily conducted.
A majority OF the posts where post
exchanges are maintained were inspect
ed before the law prohibiting the sale
Of beer in the canteeas was enacted
and mast of the reports would not show
;he effect Of that law under them. At
some of the posts Inspected Il was re-
ported that the exchange was closed or
was Beng operated at A loss since the
sale 81 beer was p7ohibitad. while at
others the operations under the existing
law were reported 10 be unsatisfactory.
The sentiment of the army on the sub
ject IS well known and is given ex-
preston IN the following remarks OF the
inspector general:
Colonel Burton CCuba) says. officer
generally complain that the elimination
Of beer has worked hardship on the
soldiers AMI has been detrimental TO
good order and military discipline.
'Lieutenan;-Colouel Reed Dakota
reports tha; the concensus Of opinion
is that the canteen feature promotes
the morals. temperance. discipline and
health OF the men
'Maior Sharp Colorado considers
the canteen legislation Of last winter
III advised and remarks that Il there
Is no authorized and iecently kept
place Of resort within a garrison where
the soldier can find recreation suited /
to his tastes and station II life. ne /
will seek 8; outside ana the !nnum7r- /
able hrothels and whisky d=ns which I
are sprnging up on the edge 4 reser-
vations VIII prove the mos. bal=ful AMI /
destructive enemy to c1n,entment AMI /
good order which a garrison can be
cursed with
Colonel Sanger philippines reports
tha; the su2pr assion of the clntsen has
practically suspended all pos; exchlng-
es in these Islands. Until officers and
shlistei men can sdap, themselves TO
the change i * not probable that they
win be re-established."
Gen=ral Breckenridge speaks In high
terms Of the various departments. es-
Decially mentioning that favorable re-
Dorts have been received Of the quar-
ermasters, subsistence, medical and
ordnance bureaus.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
DISASTROUS CHICAGO FIRES,
Fremen, OvepNme by Smoke. Art Res
cued by Comrades.

CHICAGO, Oc,. Sl-F.re AZ An early
hour This morning deS,royed the ,Nr'r-
story coopews5 shop ~ John johnson
40 slo-sls North Carpenter street. cauS-
ing loss % S6NN'o Several persons
living In cottages adjoining the shops
We're overcome by smoke and carried
ou. by the No,ica.
Five fircman were caught IN the
basement ana more or less seriously
burned, They could NJ; escape ana
were rescued by other Hrgmen. The
injured msn arr;
Lieutenant Arthur Kelley; Michael J,
MCI.Aan; Andrew Ryifr: William Firm
hSldec; Andrew Carson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
CAUSsD RY EXPLOSION.

CHICAGO, Oct; T.-The five-Story-
brick building At iti-tS Ontario street
was Destroyed by fire early this morn
ing, The building was occupied by the
following firms:
Derby Steam Laundry; TIE ChitaSo
General Cleaning Works; Zimmerman
4 Company. manufacturers ~ shirt
waists; the Chicago BoS Company At
iIs and IA Ontario street. caught Are
The structure, which Is " four scor-
les, was wrecked.
The los % the building burned Is
estimated at $4,000: hal. " which Is
on contents The fire S supposed to
have started from an explosion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

N1.Icc Is hereby given that the un-
dars.gncd has been appointed admln.a-
traitor ~ the estate of O1car william
Strarns, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate, are hereby
notified To- present them with the proper
vouchers. duly verified, Within alx
months from the date Of this notice.
10 the undersigned AZ the office or Frank
Splttle. attorney AZ law, $50 Commercial
street, Astoria, Oregon.
CHARLES STENBERG.
Administrator " the estate o. oscar
william StearnP, decensed
Dated. Astoria, Ore. Sept. IS, 1901.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
STRICKEN RLlNp

NEW YORK. OcJ 81 The Rev
Charles Herald, who since his ordiua-
ton In 1850 has brcn pastor VI the, Bcth-
soda Congregational church Ia Brook
yn, was suddenly stricken blind whllc
IN a trolley car on his Way Go consult
an eye specialist An operation became
necessary and at ,hc Long Island hos
ptal Il was found that hc would ucy-
rr recover his sight
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
\ WISE PROVISION.
New Jersey to Inaugurate Strict In
speCtion OF Human Food.

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-wha, is said
10 ba the stricteSt pure food law in
the United States VIII 60 into Ell act
in New Jersey tomorrow Its enforce
ment has been entrusted u the New
Jersey state board Of health, Under
il The office ot state dairy commission
er is abolished aud his dulles win come
under those of the chief food Inspector.
There win BE- a large number II dep
uties scattered all over the state. Ey-
evrything that can come into use gor
human consumption as food or drink
Is included under the law. The In
spection will even take in canned
goods. 1t does not matter whether
these Or anything else !s manufactured
Or put up outside the state or in lt.
they are liable 20 come under the ban
of the law II the analysis to he made
from time to time shows them TO be
unfit for human food.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
roHrsr RESERVE SELECTION


l'0.al states Liant one
oregon DIy. orr. Sept q 1901
Nl'.r' s hereby given tat. WIN q
G1HtIln. who's. plsnfll-r address .s
Portland, oregon. m, made application
go select u1lnr fhr Az " June 1897
80 SiafE 81. ,h. following lrs.rib-l
frlo of surveyed hni .0-wi,.
Northeast quarter o.. u. ~ NJ North
ctst quarter ~ r. ~. Slu,h hlly
,l. ~ NJ Norihrls quarter ~ T. a..
section eight cO. Township four -
North. Range nine C9) West. Willamette
Meridian.
Wthln tho next thirty days from date
hereof an protests or contests agalnat
The selection on the ground thar the
land described. or any portion thereof
ls more valuable f1r lts mlnrrll than
lor agricultural purposes. win %. rr-
cr.yod and noted fnr report 20 ,hr com.
missioner NJ thF General Land once at
Washington. u o..
CHAS, y. MOORES.
Register
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NOTICE To VOTERS TO REGISTER

Notice Is hsr,hy ggvsn that Al per-
sons are rcQllrcd Go register a. a cau.
dltlon 20 the rlEh, 90 vote a. yh' t.ly
election ,g the city % Astoria O. br
held on the li.h dty " December 1901.
and an persons qualified may rcsNirr
NJ O. The 9th lay o., December 1901,
and up TO lhr hour W I O'Clock q co.,
of said Iav az The ogIlcc W sac auditor
and police Judge Ia the ci.y hall ~ the
city VI Astoria OItlcc hours from p
a. IN. 10 I p m. II T.. NELSON
Auditor ana Police Judsc %. he tl.y d.
Astoria,
Astoria. orc. Sept, Is. 1901
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
VICTORIA's MEMORIAL.
Thomas Brock and Aston Webb he
Successful Competitors.

NEW YORK, oct 31.-The private
view Of the designs for the Queen Vic
tora memorial at St. James palace was
a consolation stake for the unsuccess-
ful competitors and also for the pub
iio, says the Trlbune's London cOrre-
pynden,.
The accepted designs Of Thomas Brock
for the statuary and Of Aston Webb
for the Improvement Of the Mall and
the landscape effects have not excited
public interest nor qulckened subscrip-
lions. but when the other designs are
examined In detail It Is evident that
the metropolis might have done worse.
One design, however provided for a
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.

Notice Is hereby given that have
filed my final account In the estate of
e. A. Mcclure. deceased. and the coun-
ty court Of Clatsop County. Oregon
has set Monday. the 25th day Of No
vember 1901. al the hour Of 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon at the court house I'm
said county for the hearing Of obJec-
tIons II any there be 10 the approval
and allowance Of The same. October
49, 1901. OLIVE MCGUIRE.
Administrative.
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Buy AMERICAN MACHINERY.
British Corporations Come 10 America
for Supplies.

NEW YORK. oct. 3l.-Accordlng 20
tic World a conduit and cable com
Dlny u this city Will furnish the ca
oles required for an extension II the
GasgDw Corporation tramways. The
contract win amount t1 nearly $3.50 900.
The cables VIII b. manufactured al
Hast.ngl on the Hudson.
tn British Westinghouse Electric &
Manufacturing Company. limltel, has
also closed contracts with American
marh.nery manufacturers t9r the
aqIiome0, Of its extensive works no%
unI construction at Manchester
These contracts aggregate nearly 800
nun
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01

recastlng ~ the facade ot Rutkng
ham palace, The best feature NJ the
designs is series " an'hcs Tor a pro-
ctsslonal road, yrprtTntng Canada,
lnjia. Australia aud Africa.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01

IDl'rl S.a,gs I.Bni ON .r.
Oregon city. Orr.. Sept % 1901
Nn,ir' Is hereby given tha, Wm -
inssin. whose ppsiotilc- alir-.v rs
Portland. oregon has made application
.n ,rjar, unirr me Ace NJ Iunr N,.
go Sn.s 36l 'ht following les-r.1,l
rAct u surveyed land. tu-wll
H.. '0e 3D. Section six D6. L.. HNn
(el. Section eighteen uN. Township
four 90 North Range nine ,o Wee.
Willamette Meridian
within ne urN, thirty days from ll'r
hereof all protests or contests lsi.att
,n' selection rn tho grounl ,bbI .hr
land losrr5rL 1r aHv p.ri,rn thereof
ls NOR, valuable fIr i,s mineral ,hu
for agricultural purposes wll, o.. fe.
r".y-l and noted ''r REPORT 20 .Hf Tom.
missioner " tho General Land One, ti
Washington. n G..
CtTAs u MOOREs
Reg fte"
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ALARMING CONDITIONS.
King Edward Has Already 3ubmitied
TO Three Operations.

NEW YORK. Oct. S1.-The London
correspondent Of the Tribune cables the
following concerning the health Of
King Edward:
With a full sense Of its responsibility
in the matter, the Medical Press and
Circular prints some alarming details
on the subject OF the kings health.
1t is stated that paplllomatous growths
have on three occasions been removed
from the kings left vocal chord and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-01
AUTOMOBILE TEST.


NEW YORK. Or-. 3l.-Jlmes :.
Mitchell .ha weigh. thrower. and Geo
W s1ul-s nave just each q ,hIs rity
10 p steam lut1m rb.la, wllch left To-
l-fI ~ October Il On an ,ndurlncc
-ss,. The test extended through s25
miles ~ c1untry and lncludel all SORTS
and conditions OF roals, hills. dales.
cities, towns and villages Through II
days wsr- spent on the road, there We're
only so hours of actual running time.
IN tn entire Trip the engine burned
o6 gallons NJ glsoline which might be
-s'mated az costing about ij cents a
gallon ana consumed 1000 gallons of
wafer The engines running gear
reached New York IN good condition.
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DEATH AND SUICIDE.

TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 3l.-John Arm
strong, s. years old, came home last
evening and found his wife iy.ag dead
in bed. He went 70 the cellar and
hanged himself.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-15

denly frozen into solid ice. Paul touched
her hand and it was cold with the cold
ness of death.
She looked like one who had Just awak-
ened from a trance.
Marie, poor little Marie" she said,
gently, as though thinking of a loved one
who had died long years age. Poor,
sweet little Marie!" and the tears gath
cred in her eyes.
Paul did not offer consolation. He knew
how useless that was. But he held Jul
~lette's hands in his, and often he pressed
his sold lips to her cold brow.
Poor, sweet little Marie!' the sister
of the dead girl crooned
The conflict in the street below ebbed
as the mounted troops pursued the mob
through one thoroughfare to another. But
still the deep cursing of the wounded
could be heard. Often there was the
shrek of women when they came upon
known faces among the dead.
The mirk of night fell on the city. A
mile away the sky blazed with lurid glow.
The ~incendiaries were at work.
Juiiette rose and shivered as from a
chill. Her hair hung uhtidy, adding a
weird strength to the pale, fascinating
face.
She put her hand in that of her lover.
Slowly they crawled down the gloomy,
creaking stairs till the street was reach
ed and they stood on the spot of the car
mage.
There were folks, haggard and care
worn, moving about helping the wounded
or carrying on shutters silent bodies with
handkerchief over the mutilated faces.
Paul lead. He alone knew the direc-
ton.
They passed some weeping group
One group was not weeping but bias