-~ Tiny are equally
rhetonatinm. neuralgia.
and fevers. Being
Io, delicately y-sugar
quicklfdissolved. they
= adspml for household
as for travelers by land
101": Pills us In greater
the world over. than nny
and are recommended by
~ eminent physicians.
Bose Eilective .
J. O. Ayerk (10.. l-owulLKIL,
mnnou Everywhere.
Flimsy Structure.
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' an... wreck-u um briugfield, use...
-I m Twenty Persons Killed.
m or lar- Injured.
8mm lass" Sept. l.—-~Tbe Cid
train forBoston broke
Hills. on the Boston and
mm 1% miles east of Chester
WWW cars were crushed kill-
a“ lust 15 persons fatally injuring sevo
Mwblllstleastnseore are badly
,Thewleck is the worst ever known
road. '
kid‘s was being strengthened for
Wren. and the workingiuen who
putting on the plates were at dinner
the crash came. The locomotive
our the structure, but was smashed
Ataturk being thrown a long dis-
The buffet, two sleepers Md 0. din-
cn- were smashed to kindling when
struck the stream 20 feet below but
two day coaches and a smoker in therear
did not leave the track
“mm been 15 dead bodies taken out
gills Mority of them hi“ e been identi-
, List 01 on. Dead.
The “do! the dend is as followu:
Ital-sue Delerty Columbus. 0
EC. Ives. Chic-m
”Lhasa Seduewick. I’ulmer. express mes—
newcomer...-
Gauge 3. Horse. Boston. Wagner car con-
Cursors. Hartford.
”5% mum ruin. Vt.
J. I. M. Maud. Me. president of the
ulfltlutusl Life Insurance company.
Kelly, Boston. blanket manufac-
tar-r.
”h Suds Costing. Boston.
”II. 0. MM Philadelphia.
L; J. 3. Wilda“. Druid; .
igliiErEig
Eli
Max. Dr. "1311311112; Pratt. Norwich.
CHIN hand: sprained
nobietce cookson. Heston. Wagner cur porter:
hadiysealded.
lune] Graves. Boston: fracture of righr
bvoksnfo
, ms... mm...
. l.
is Our-tn. Dalton: bruised. er sprains!
77" Man-u. Boston; badly bruised.
Mm Springfield. ltalian; fractured
”Bulls. Springfield. Itsliun: bruised.
meme Rivcrtnu. N. 1.; bruised.
”Johnna“. RivertomN. J.: bruised. .
Ira. Dr. Alice Littel. Brooklyn: bed sculp
m
I l‘. ”Rainfall; fractured left thigh.
Ill-MT. Eldredge. Boston; broken hip;
. Miller.
“I; it. I. W'bituey. Cleveland: badly bruised
mm.
“W
In. . N. Winchester. West Rorhury;
m
m Cummings. Worcester. bruisid and
w knee.
”Sumner Cummings, W on ester. com-
um tincture of the leg and bruised.
, Wins-lo! Porter. buffet porter. limit)": truc-
benox: had scalp wound.
Cbiulo: bruised cheat and back.
ads. Baton: fracture of left
Halli Rich. Plitsileid; cut face.
Waitsrlawklns. Pittsiield; bad scalp wound
mil brie-mutual“ of month and now.
Albany: badly bruised and
W Harm. Albany. locomotive engi-
W blind; left hip broken and inter-
Johnson. Boston. porter; bad
Drank
about 15 seriously injured
die.
was seven minutes late at
railroad hands say It was
dmmiics an hour when
spuusacross
river. Thelocomotiveseemed
‘ seru- the bridge," the trusses
. sud fell over to than-south. The
Wm c in s day
wash. and alMougbrowu violently
All downssespsdseriousln
jury. A man driv-
gave the alarm through the village
%;Iflautes hundreds were on the
Mom fibhbieks of the imprisoned were
sud-cores of people looked
yunuerved The heroes ol
were '.Dr George 1.. Wood of Col
our. “Although their faces were
out and corned with blood,
YOU
.«'
‘ IIIIII
00le mm 3 in 20 sols.
Sailorwalkllaniwamllo.
42 sun so» sum. m
wusnnsos or on
)lasrly tour flu-dud bodies Mud
on ii. Carolin- (Jo-If.
BMUPORT S. C. “Sept 1—0veraeodead
bodies have been found on the islands
about Beaufort and Port Royal. Over a.-
«10000 of property has been wrecked near
the same points. Both are the directre
rolls of severe storms which swept sinus
the Atlantic crust Sunday night.
Every one of the 15 or on islands lying
around Port Royal and Beaufort are in
mourning. The beaches. the undergrowth
trees and shrubbery. the marshes and the
inlets are revealing dead bodies every time
an investiuutlon is made.
It is believed that the death roll will "It
as high as 500 Some of the best people «I
this section of the state pines the lossat
more than 1 000. There has not been an
hour of any day since the early hours at
Monday morning that a dead body has not
been found at some point on one of the
many islands. 80 frequent are these dis
coveries that the finding of «a single body
attrncts no attention at all. It are: the
very of M least half n dozen or more
toi duce the people to show any feelings
whatever.
At'ct'srs, GIL, Sept. 1.——I-‘nrther and
more distressing news of the disastrous
work oi the hurricane at Port Royal was
received. The number of the dead has
been increased from 100 to GA). The people
are now suffering for fool! and fill)!»-
groes. who hove been driven to Port Royal
by the storm from the surrounding islands
and the rice and cotton Mutations, are
starving. They are sodest tute and so bad
ly in need of something to eat that they
have msorted to lighting among themselves
for food. Several were killed in a fight for
provisions.
EMMA GOLDMAN ARRESTED.
Tula- by New York Detectives attn Aa-
urehlsta' bloating In "AM-I'M.»
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l.-—A meeting iii
unemployed people. at which Emma Gold-
man was to have been the star attraction.
was held at Buffalo boil. it had been ad-
vertised mt being under the auspices of
several unemployed vvorkiugmeu, nnd the
hull was packed with about 300 people
mostly Germans. aninns and Poles.
While the assemblage mus being sddressal
by A man named Lungdun. a German
rushed in and shouted lll hisnnlive tongue!
“MissGuldmnn has been arrested Amuse!"
The effect of this announcement was elec-
trical. Every man in the bull rushed for
the door.
Hero they were met by is Mlllad of do
tectives and policemen armed with revolv-
ers and clubs and wore driven back into
the hall. win-re they were quieted by a
speech by the chairman.
Miss Goldman wesnrrested on a warrant
sworn out by Detective Sergeant J ncobs of
New York on the cbnrgc of inciting riot
in that city. licr arrest was accomplished
‘just us she was entering the hall. Otto
Leible, a Prussian, who was escorting her.
attempted to pull her away from the de-
tcctivr-s and was locked up on u charge of
resisting an officer. Albert "dump. the
mun wIIuscumled the alarm in the hall,
was also arrested charged with inciting riot
HOWLAND’S BODY FOUND.
Discovered In It l‘nol In It Marl Pi! is! Pop-
lzsr, .‘v’. J.
‘ Luv. libxcwu, SI-pI. l.~'l‘lIe mystery
MII': nuuolui: lite strungc Ilisnppertmncc of
l‘lilru limvlnml. who has been missing
since Sumluy night lust. when he left the
home of Miss (Ivor-mans Smith, his fiancee.
was partially cleared up by the finding of
the body of the aged man in a pool of water
in II mul pit st Poplar, N. J n small ham
let about six miles west of this place.
The body was greatly decomposed show-
ing that it had been in the water for several
days. With the crueption of a slight bruise
on the dead mIin'II face no marks were visa
ibie. While runny people are of the belief
that thenged man committed suicide. there
are plenty of others who hint It murder
Mrs. Alina M. Woolley, the prop prim
of the boarding house at which Mr. How
land had been a guest for many yours open
ly clhsrpes murder and even charges a man
wit it
me 30 III! It. ”1.
NSW You. Sept. 1.-—Tbrea men mule s
deliberate attempt to murder Arthur J.
Ridley. a maubsrof the dry goods firm of
Edward Ridlsyt Boas, of Grand street.
this city,“ Bsyport I). l. A shot was
fired at him at close wigs, but the bullet
failed to take effect and lodged in the
window chain: at which he stood. The at-
tempt was made at the residence of Theo
(hire Allen. where he was visiting. The
mmotlve that mu be ”signed isrob
Mam
Honolulu Jun.
lioxoww. Sept. i.—-Biues the last. rlotr
innthcre has been more or less agitation
and excitement here. An sttemnt has been
mode to unseat the provisional govern
ment. The United States consume
broken late. and documents and papers
Gramsursnea'sroomwmom
hauled. 0th was taken. it lathe he
lid that Hawaii practically
United States protectorate. .
m Asteria's crew level.
nutritious. Sept. 1. —- A shipwreckediaa
crew urived In port on the pl-eogn
steamer D. H. Miller of Baltimore. It was
the crew of the British ship Astoris. The
vane! was caught in the hurricanu ed the
coaatofaoutb Carolina. Forum tbs
Mamba-oi the crewwesslssbedtoths
lewllsveailegatisteaaligiaa.
Haw Burmsept ~11?
heaurnadhstrat from New «km
hsuegotistadslcau of numb-rope:
ssnttomssttheruunius espouse- cfths
slipuutiltbapsymsntoftarssflepti.
“Marlin-“hem
nsmmurmouu. Mt. L-d'h- con-
usstieut I» Also
memoiflobym
Annuals Cm. amt» Santa rs
wiiiuotruu train thschsrokee
strip for ssvsrsihnurs More and aft.
mm!‘
VDUHHEES’ TlliHl' '
He Will Allow No Pliibustctiuu nuns
cum “on...
”fawn—Indies.
Dl limb N u s
new w¢mu was.
Genuine Article.
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Ill leatsgae at. Brooklyn,
0081'“ PM]. HID H1233.
Agents for South Harwell.
In the Senate.
terms senor strenuous.
not. Us, I. Deb-“Without ”A”
the Doped Iii! last Noelle Dropped-
wmenu . ‘,I-‘-
A- n.
THEMEMW.
Only Iis psr Itttls.
Makes the finest and most do-
liciosis drinkimagiuuhlo.
(Iii iiillli IAAES 5 EAL
Full Directions With
Each Bottle.
~AT—I—
Tomlmson’elllmac
III if
lead A.” Busy.
Wasnntorox. Sept. 1. ——'l'be specs h of
Mr. Woloott of Colomio again“ the bill to
repesl the purchasing clause of the fiber
man act was delivered in the presence of
almost all the senators and of a large au-
dience in the galleries. The most telling
parts of it and those that amused and in-
terested its bearers moat wereaome horizon
can and sarcastic touches. in which he do
picted the conversion of Democratic states-
men from their belief in silver and their
devotion to bluietalllsm to the gold mono
metalllssn faith of the president.
The next epoch was on the opposite side
of the question aid was made by Mr. Caf-
fcry. the successor of Mr. Gibson of [nulsi
sun .It was his first sppenrancc in the
acetate as a spceohmnker. but the speech
was remarkable as a pronounced declare.
tion in favor of unuudltiounl repeal of the
Sherman law, although he admitted that
the position so token by him might not. meet
the approval of his state «ml might put. a
bar to his further political career.
Peler’s Resolution Referred.
A motion was made by Mr. l‘rfler to take
up the resolution heretofore piloted by him
as to national banks reins In; to pay depot
itors checks in currency. _ Mr. Voorbece
said that if senators were not prepared to
go on with the discussion be hlil no objec-
tion to other minor matters being taken
up. provided the rept‘lll bill was not die
placed. He gave notice. however. that if
he found at any time that discussion on the
repeal bill was exhausted he should ask for
u vote.
aid the senntor from indium in nu urinizo
vote at sny time, whether he had mode It
speech on the bill or not
Mr. Vmwrhns sold henna aware that it
was the intuition of senators to indulge in
a good drill more debate. He trusted that
there would be u liberal allowance for full
debate and for full. intelligent discussion.
and mid thut Alli-r it. won tIInIIifi-stlhut
discussion was exhausted and that it was
only kept up in order to consume time he
would Insist on nvote at every opportunity
that presented itself.
There would be no interferenm with son-
ators who wished to discuss the bill. but
there would be interference with the pur-
pose of senators to delay action.
After a colloquy. from which it uppmrc-I
that if Mr. Fuller's motion was turned to
in the form in which It was made it Would
displace the ropml bill, the form (If the
motion was changed so that. the roped bill
aboul be informally lniil aside and the
rennin on as to nationol bunks taken up.
The motion was sgmvl to, and then the
motion lleretufore made by Mr. Voorbrcs
that the resolution be referred to the com
mittee on finance was carried-yous, 35;
says, Bl.
'l‘bu resolutions of'tln- hour; ---:I the death
of Representative Mulchlur o-i l't‘llllh)‘l\'ll~
nin were laid before the smote. and row-
lutimis expressive of lllt' sorrow of the net-u-
etc were offered by Mr. Cmnuruu IIIId
agreed to. The senutc then Iuljunrncrl us
a further evidence of respect to the memory
of the decorum.
In ”so Alum.
Tbraebing over old straw was tin- autos-'-
usent which the house indulged in. The
mlesof tho fifty-third congress u'rrc rein
gated to the background. and the rules of
the liftydirst congress came in fur the chief
pm of the discussion.
No new charges were lllnllt‘. and no new
answers were iuwrjected. but Mr. Reed
w‘fl kept. upon his feet almost continuous-
ly Justifyinu t‘hc ropristy of his coureo
when he oocupiedt chair.
The banking and currency and the coin-
sge. weights and nit-neuron committees
were uranted leave to report at any time.
audtbsss were thsoniy noteworthy changes
music the new ends.
”there is an amendment still
wk“, if adopted. may be found to be far-
m in its shots. ltwasoifsudby
Mr. Boatuer of Louisiana and provides for
aprsctlcel closure whenever a member In
charge of n measure on the liner sees fit to
ask for it. Nonction was taken on this
amendment before siliourmnent
Fourth Class Peat-esters.
Wssuntororx. Sept. l.~'l‘lIe following
fourth class postmastrrs were appointed:
New Jersey—«W. B. liswk. Linwood: 8. w.
m Palermo: J. it. his. Nrt Elisabeth:
Miss Anna Richer. W as.
Panssylvaniw-Jobn U er. Cosmos: ll. ll.
I‘itskas. Crslay: C 0 Iismmun Imam: Wil.
lambsnouru Greenock;0. l‘. lire-a. KIM
town; Andrew liars. Davis.
When Center: Alisa hello “A: Wilson.
liiisbcru: Jsco bbul‘y. fluent Oliver: J. i.
Ooh-um North Freedom: John Walsh. Poole:
J. A. Carpenter.” Bask- William Stool.
Bpserst T. if. loot-aw. Starlight; Ira. P. Ale
ArthIr.Wastf old.
locomotioouthsstesmshi Campaign“.
stbssrriudho- onflstup
mists
Ir. lurin- lsspasu u orlhsr.
Putnam“. lept. inseam:
and party arrived from Capella
and went to Cramps' shipyard where they
W the sruissril ow mi:
”Mulch-Israel.
numerou.lt.t.llseti.-Inebaele
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hullydntroydbyilre.
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Hastings and o'fionnor. linker and‘iicbiu-
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Dwyer and Vaughan. Maui and biotin
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TERSELY TOLD ITEMS.
l‘ hulel'u has been disuivt rod st t-rimesby,
no English seaport.
The report that President. (‘nruut is so
riously iii In denied
The revolutionists in northern Mexico
have laid down their arms.
Over 1.100 peudoners have been suspend-
ed in the district of Philadelphia
The breach of promise suit against lins-
aell Sega has been Agnin posponed.
The trial of William Lawbor. the Blue
Beard of lows. who, it is slleqed. murdered
his three wives. has begun.
Thomas J. Murray of New York has been
reappointed manager of the ructaurunt in
the house of representatives.
Edward Chappell, a scene painter. and
WllliAm Burnett, an srcbitect of New Lon
don. Conn. were drowned while fishing in
Fisher's Island sound.
The Monmouth Park association has corn.
meuoed a libel unit against the New York
Times sad the New York Tribune and is
demanding IIOO (Ill) damages
.Why (Io-Id [All New Tori.
Nrw Y.ons Sept. 1. wA report that
George J. Gould had announced his inten-
tion of rcnounring his citizenship III this
city and claiming residence in l'lslercunn-
ty. this state. stirred up municipal author
ities in an nltanmther unusual way. Zilr.
Gould fought the city assessment of Al.-
7.5mm upon his personal property and tho!
moaned) upon the Gould estate. Afr.
Gould knew of a way to relieve himself of
the vexatious incidental to lqai printed
lugs annually. That was to claim residence
outside the city limits
A Plague of Anthrax.
DrtswsneCIrr. Del. Sept. l ——l-‘orsnme
time past cattle and horses in this lowlity
have been afflicted with a mysterious dis-
ease which hss can-ad death within a few
hours after being attacked and husuumed
such proportions that the people here are
thoroughly slsrmed. The doctors now pro
nounce the disease the dreaded anthrax
and will at once determine what can beat.
badone toebeetitssprsad. As this is a
grsatdslryeoustytbs turner: are much
excited over the IMO!-
ltslhavs Dut- me can.
ilruraxs. Sept. I.—‘l‘he first act of vio-
lence on the of the strikers on the
Louisville and Nashville rsilroad occurred
and caused much indignation. Sev-
eral freight ours in diluent parts of the
yard were tired simultaneously, and bad It
not been for the prompt action of the fire
department several lnrue warehouses filled
with freight and cotton would have been
burned.
Mn. is North chins.
BAN Fit‘Allt‘lliOO. l.—'l'he steamer
China arrived from ong Kong and Yoko
heme. Waging". accounts of lamina in
north China. distress among the peo
pie is terrlb in lickcbang men. women,
albino cattle are dying d starvation
by hunt! and as many as l) laud oases
debelerssrsreported as taking place In
the city is“:
“I“; York‘lal'orse Ossksy. CahoonsIe-rls- hasepa some a height hate.
"' "u' Asutillb. Haas. Sept. 1 -Tweut -ilvs
mmm’.li’latt.l’uiuaey. ”punk M. fi'i’w‘fiém
thlspises as so at rams
lounges tar Imago“.
le Ym' 1...!) of the inborn. wbsrsthsgauswas plwed under
Mover II on a siafle "l" W... _
ofresltylnllewYerkw-m byuu fiche-blah.
'i‘itle Guarantee and Trust comm outbe Qusssvro I'm-avoid 43-pin!!! Smith of
old Stewart building. owned by Judge]! the steamship Britannia reports passingthg
tau. the mount Involved being 01,110,!!!) Hmmawmimp Bernie. hlvinxin
lubed an the camps-h
Nsw Your. Sept. Luisa. c. ii. l‘lske.s Mmflam“ hr” Jum~.l:l;m
.","'.mmm'm.“ m "1m”... up.“ and “mm " method the! alps».
“'0” ads about setup meeting here.
lord “be" Well Agata.
bottom, aspt. i.-—lml Salisbury has
fully recovered.
1893 September.
Is. To. 11.
1893
Fr.
elccw
IIBT AIII IIEATEIIS.
‘ Genomic Stoves.
GASOLINE,
I" ens 0AM OB must.
-FaclmyallliioaiWoIi
A SPECIALTY.
Yum-shingles Shielorvslidil
augli
Till HM mom 0'
lHESHiSAllFI‘SH
. um our starts to: .
Cucumbers
I—-|J’0lil—|
Pickling.
Hunthlelufi,
WWI-ll.
”SOUTH NORWALK—lo- :00
40p.m.
ROTON P01HT~10z45 a. In.
250
’Boton Point at 5 :30 p.111.
. HEEBLAII TIAIE- TABLE. ,
STEAMERSYLVANSHORE
Leaves
and 11:30 a. nu; 2:,00 3:30am!
; 12:15, 2:45, 5:00 and 0:30 p. in.
EXCURSION FARE ————- 25¢.
CITY OF ALBANY will make a trip to the point, Sunday.
Se pt. 10.1mving South Norwulk at 2- .30 p.111. Returning, leave
sedge noggi- Overrides the Dachn er
ills Associates and Desist- ‘A'bai the
World's Ynlr lust lie Kept Open on San-
duyw'lwo other Judges Loan In lilagIst.
CHICAGO, Sept. l.——Afler a session in
court unparalleled in the history of Cook
county the famous (‘lingninn injunction
still against the World's (.‘olumbinn exp!)-
aion was decided in a moat nrbltrnry man-
ner. Judges Dunne and Brentsno. who
were called into conference with J misc
Gum“ to sit, on bone and bear the argu-
ments regarding the (ll-smith": of the in-
junction. rendrml s oiut opinion In favor
of the expooitlun, am the dissenting judge
announcml that bomuse the decision urns
contrary to Ills viows he proposed to dim
nerd it. The many spectators who had
thronged the courtroom were scarcely pre-
pared for the startling remarks from the
bench which follower] this announcement.
“To “(li'it‘ifl the majority report. of the
court 1 propose to continue this man until
the snow tiles." sold Judge Heparin slowly
and distinctly. To make his manner more
determined and stubborn be added. by way
of emphasis that it was his only vi uy toile—
lent the purwees of Attorney Walker, who
represent!“ the “'orld’s fair
Hhook His Fist .0 Then.
The decision was given in a wildly Inm-
herent nml shimmering way and was en-
forcul by a tnrrataniugshoke of the list. It
mulled in the court's two mislea—
Judqcn Bremen» null Dunne-leaving the
bench in disgust and in the openly ex—
preauxl sentiment by J udue Moron that
Judge Gouin should resign ur be removed
from ollloc
Admitting that be was going outside the
limits of the uVltlt‘lil‘t" Judge 60min ill.-
clurod that be was glad to do so. T be t x
presilnli of amazement uml chums tlvplt'tul
on the tacos of Judges Dunne and lire-ms
no was pitiful. it was reflected" In the faced
of the listeners.
“'l‘ he majority of this court is agreed um]
is ready to give its llt‘t‘lnltlll."cflillt‘ from
Judge Dunne. “We have been called into
this case. and it Is due to ourselves that. i
read our opinion. "
“There is only one judge presiding llt'l'l‘.
and tlmt 'Ls Judge Goggiu,” said Judge
lirentsuu. ”if he chum to make such on
unheard of order, 1 do not wish to be wn~
slderetl as in the case."
“let us bore the decision of the court."
dullltillilt‘vl Judge Moran. counsel for thr-
fair.
“You ain't close the hair!" shouted J Inigo
Goggin. "The only way to hunt you is to
continue this case."
"You can't do
Maren.
Judge liogxin then delivered the most re-
markable IIsramzue ever heard from the
lips of a jurist. lit- railed bitterly manner.
the code borrowed from English law», it‘-
viletli‘oke. llnllum und a score of nmura
held sacred by bench sud bur. cullui Sir
Matthew llsle a “common creature" and
Cohen “common robber," will that hing
llsh judges wrrc always rcauly to hang pew
pic. mnintnlued that. Georgia was fillml
with people transmitted for sheep stcullnu
null mud a touching extract from lmni
t‘eleridgc's public park decision.
Associate Judges Retire.
While this talk was going on Judges
Dunne and Brentnno made repented efforts
to induce Judge (ioggin to leave ihe lunch
At each renewed request he angrily brushul
them aside.
The combined efforts of the judges and
bailiffs finally prevailed upon Judge Gog-
ginto consent to retire fur seoufenmce.
Arguments to dissuade him from his course.
however, proved futile. lie went back to
the bench. It was then that Judges Dunne
and lirentsno announced that they would
retire from the use. They did so. looting
Judge Gossip boss of the situation.
Judge Goggin said that no one dnrr abuse
him oil the bench and then entered the
order to continue the case 00' we.
As the case stand» now the , inunmn in-
lt." noun-red Judge
' junction is in full force and the gates must.
remain open. At the elevulur Judge Gop-
gin remarked to Cspudn Black:
lie also said that he intended to resign any-
ws at the end of his iirst year's service.
Judge Moran said: "it is the most
deeply di ful sflslr ever witnessed in
acourt of ustice Judge Goggle was sini-
ly so Intoxicated tbst he didn't know what
He was about. Msudiln drunk Is the only
erression that fits his one. The disc-trace-
fu aspectofa Judge drunk on the bench and
sittina to decide in a deeply important
matter can never be wiped out. J udge
Goggiu should resin or be removed The
Cook county bench has received a disgrsoe
which will put a hint on the city and county
that will be herd to wipe out."
These un- losi la a line lilo.
Pusnmawsrr. Pa. tiept. 1-?!" was
discovered in mine No. Got the Bsrwlnd
White Coal company at Horatio Twenty-
two men were at work at the time. and
lief them escaped. loses Hughes.“
at. and his two sons—Harm. IN ii. and
John, aged io—wm overeat». and their
bodies mile in the mius.muetfrom
the entrance
Irv. W. A. Issse tar Marlon.
. dept. 1.-'l’be trustees of the
Ganges W on seminary elected Rev.
William H. Reese. A. I. of Wilkesharre.
Pu. principalof the seminary to succeed
Rev ii. Bsuhsru.
a s
A's-samtensatb
Put-mt. Ills. Sept. I.-—ilrs. William
Nelsouwssridina ius buggywhsuker
clothes tilrsfromamatah.audthey
were from her body. She expired
isalswsiolnsuts.
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building
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ruse wars- will these.
mm. Pa. Sept. 1.—v'i‘hs tabs works
attire
“i will ms «4 for on. day's work.“ ,
Gas Fitting.
”W“ Hot Air“ Steam Honing,
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Agate. Tin, lllsecsml crockery,
Decorated 0IIAAIIIEII SETS $2.35
To Hialilit GRADE.
Mtuwry work attended to promptly.
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insure your Lifeln the Conmucneral Life
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tbutio adsy will insure your life for $1,011.
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From “-5 to (11.0 different styles of
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up tereriu constant attendance. who wll
trirn toorder at short notice. marl {pend
re-npbolsterins done stl short not eloel-
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