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RALEIGH, N. C, TUESDAY HORNING, JUNE 20, 1893.
NO. 77.
THE BANK OF NEW HANOVER
JUST CARRY ONE TO
ff. II. KL6 & co;s
The 3Iost jlefresluns: Drink o
lour Life. Try K !
CLOSED ITS DOORS YESTERDAY
IN WILMINGTON.
The Assignment Causes a Run on th
Wilmington Savings and Trust Com
pany it Is Bellevea Depositors Will
Be Paid Dollar for Dollar.
. . . m: i.::elin each noctrll and
. Vv. Vr.c.- M cents nt DmgKlsts;
' r4 e.i. flo c:a.
' i . ,i'T H kK8, 5 Wr.rren St.,
Nw York.
By Southern Associated Press.
Wilmisgtos, N. C, June 19. The
Bank of New Hanover was not
opened this morning and the follow
ing notice was posted on the door:
"Owing to the withdrawal of more
than $320,000 of deposits and notice
of over $150,000 intended with
drawals maturing in a few days and
also to its inability to realize quickly
upon its assets on account of the
stringency of the times, the Bank
of New Hanover has been forced to
make an assignment to Junius
Davis in the interest of all con
cerned. Depositors will receive
dollar fcr dollar and the business
be wound up a3 rapidly as possible.
(Signed.) W. L. Smith,
Cashier."
The general belief here is that
the above statement is entirely fair
and honest. The assets are esti
mated at $1,250,000 and the liabili
ties at $800,000. All unpaid col
lections of the Bank of New Han
over have been turned over to the
MM.
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The Tragedy at Wilmington.
Wilmington Star.
The terrible accident at the fire
early yesterday morning by which
Mr. Joe B. Willard was killed and
Mr. Henry Oldenbuttel very seriou
sly injured, absorbs much of the
attention of the public. The great
est sympathy is felt for the family
of Mr. Willard. His fellow firemen
especially of Willmington Hook and
Ladder Company No. 1, are greatly
distressed at the sad and untimely
death of one of their number who
had endeared himself to them by
his many admirable traits of charac
ter, and by his zeal, courage and
activity as a fireman.
The deceased Jaseph Ballister
Willard was the second son of Mr.
A. A. Willard. He was born in
Wilmington, October 25th, 1871,
was reared in this city and had
bright prospects before him for an
honorable and useful career a3 a
citizen and man of business. He
was secretary and treasurer of the
Willard Bag Manufacturing Co.,
chartered by the last Legislature,
and had just succeeded in working
up a good business. He had been
a member of Wilmicgton H. & L.
Co No. 1 fcr about three years, and
his record as a fireman was equal to
the best He was also a member of
Orient Lodge, No. 395, A. F. & A.
M., and was to have taken the third
degree in this order next Wednes
day night. When his poor mangled
bleeding body was taken from the
ruins of the fire yesterday morning,
it was at once taken in charge bv
i Foreman R. B. Lewis and three
RAGING FOREST FIRES.
DO GREAT DAMAGE IN BIlSNE
SOI'A MINING CAMPS.
WHOLE TOWNS LAID WASTF:
forest Fires Devastate Villages In Mln
nesota and Wisconsin Hundreds are
Homeless. Duixth, June 18. The result of
a year of enterprise on the Mesaba
Several camps Believed to nave Been raDg has been wiped out in a sin-
Totally Swept Away, and the People
Left In Great Destitution.
By Southern Associated Press.
St. Paxil, Minn., June 19. There
were many mining camps employ
ing a large number of men which
were undoubtedly burned by yes
terday's forest fire3. Among th6m
were Mountain Iron, New England,
Rouchleau, Jack and Poca mines.
All the camps had large store
houses. It is feared that some of
the men may have perished in tho
fires. It is difficult to estimate the
total loss, but if reports be true as
to the extent of destruction at vari
ous towns mentioned, it will amount
to over $1,000,000.
Duluth, Minn . u une 19. The
first train bearing refugees from the
gle day. Advices received todav
indicate that the towns of Virginia
and Mountain Iron had been de
stroyed, and that Biwabik was par
tially if not entirely wiped out It
is impossible to estimate the loss,
but it will approximate $1,000,000;
and several thousand people are
homeless.
For three weeks the range has
been in danger. Forest fires has
been burning on a!l sides of the
new mining towns, and only by the
greatest effort has the disas'r of
today been so long averted.
Saturday the first news wa3 re
ceived which indicated any serious
danger. Up to thi3 time the range
towns had fought the fire for them
selves, and had so far as possible
kept the news of their danger from
reaching the outside world, for fear
that their prospects might be in-
GLENN AND ELIAS
WTILL BE DISTRICT AT TORS KY
AND COLLECTOR RESPECTIVELY.
Their Appointments Made by President
Cleveland Yesterday other Appoint
ments of Tost masters and Other
Officials.
of the work of rcniir and alteration
of its buildings in charo rf ih
U
War Department, is most unbusi
nesslike.
Coroner Patterson deciied net to
issue warrants for the commitment
of Aiueworth, Dint. Covert and
Saese until tomorrow morr.tr t in
order to give iheta an opportunity
of obtaining bail. Ainsworth has
already secured bond.
Ihe Younj People , at th? r.ovtrnoi.
Mansion.
Gov. Carr's daughters Mist
Eleanor and Bruce gave a reception
. . .
ana aance iasi night at tb Manciou
to tha younrr reonle of tli rltt- it
was indeed an event to be rmoni-
firfi ravflfA nrrv?ncr 2Kft rprnlo
mostlv women and r.hilrtrfin. arrived' jured. On Saturday evening Gen
at 1:30 o'clock this morning and tha eral Manager Philbin, of the Mesba
Wilmington Savings and Trust
Comoanv for ramit.t&np.A.
The closing of the banV nf Naw 1 members of the company, who ac
Hanover was followed by a run on comPamea remains to the family
the Wilmington Savings and Trust. r.eBldence and stayed there through
Comnanv. anrlthfthftnlrnToooi the night. Yesterday the hall of
with depositors The bank is pav
ing the full amount on all deposits
of ninety dollars or under, and
ninoty dollars on all larger depo3-
tho H. & Li company and the truck
were draped m mourning,
A PUBLIC FUNERAL
The f uneral took place yesterday
KAZ &. NEUNER, LomsmLi, Ky j its No depositor under this rule at 11 o'clock, from the First Pres
jzzzx T..-r..r.rv?r:;-".-w can draw over ninety dollars with- bvterian Church. All members o
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HiUamo Perrlne, Mass.
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SFitHUlU R'JRM,
Emisor luii of Delicacies.
t . locixcl Mr.Ctss. Brettch,
. : Ir f:eiteville
o:r f the mo.st popular reports in
city, hS'i as the eeescn progresses
he ;t xreBt msh for the eplendld
:..::f.z: el t.U Vhrieties. In artclillcn is the
BAKERY
tt'e t'f-t cakes, pi1?, &c, can be
a1!-h ftMl fi:i. Caudles, fruits and
;::t: cutltd in iirofasion
can draw over ninety dollars with
out thirty days notice. There seems
to be no doubt of the entire sol
vency of this bank, and that it can
meet every obligation.
WiLMixGioy, N. C, June 19 The
run on the Wilmington Savings and
Trust Company continue?, but con
fidence is being restored by the ap
pearance of a newspaper extra on
the streets containing official assu
rance of J. W. Atkinson, President,
and H. Walters, Vice President,
that every dollar of deposits will be
bytenan Church. All members of
the white companies of the Fire
Department, the Chief and Assist
ant Chief, and Mayor and other re
presentatives of the city government
were present.
The following correspondence in
regard to the funeral took place
yesterday.
City cr Wilmington, N. C.
June 17, 1893.
Mr. A. A. Willard
wearied hungry passengers hurried
to the baggage rooms where elab
orate luneheB were spread. The
greater portion were penniless, ab
solutely dependent upon what
charity might be offered.
James McArthy, an actor, (accom
panied by his wife and little child)
who had been playing at the Star
Theatre, speaking of the fire at Vir
ginia, said : "The fire has been
burning about Virginia sever
al days," "but no one else
seemed to worry, so we did not."
Saturday night we were called out
to fight fire, but it was easily gotten
under control. Yesterday morning
it was worse, and the town was al
most surrounded by fire. About 2
o'clock the wind, which had been
rising all the morning, began to
blow a perfect gale and the houses
on the edge of town began to burn
The people went mad. Thev at
tempted at first to save everything.
and Northern road, received advi
ces which convinced him that the
danger was imminent, and he went
to Virginia to look after the interest
of his road, which touches most of
the mining towns. The fire at this
time wa3 all about the village, but
there was every reason to believe it
could be kept under control.
This morning a strong wind blew
up and the greater part of the range
was dcoaaed. The first news came
from General Manager Philbin, who
telegraphed at 2 o'clock to Presi
dent Merritt, of the road :
"Men, women and children loaded
on ore cars ready to leave. For
God's sake send us aid."
At nearly the same time messages
were received from the other range
towns.
The operator at Mountain Iron
telegraphed that the town was
burning, and the Duluth and Iron
Range operator at Biwabik wired to
By Southern Associated Frets.
Washington, June 19 The Presi
dent today appointed Milton A.
Smith postmaster at Annistor, Ala ,
vice S. B. Randolph, removed: Wm.
S. Norwood, Titusvilie, Fla., vice R. 1 bered by the harpt throf who
v,. cenmagour, removed; u. u. i garnered tuere ana one i ic : will
Moses, Larrollton, da, vice C H. I be looked back upon as u Scale oc
iuorreii, removed; inos. a. iauey, I casion in their oanIivts. Tha
jarien, ua, vice u. it. jacKson; the I alantion was turoivu onn to them
ornce Decame preeiaenuai; Joseph and lor several hours hih carnival
woor, ueorgeiown, o. u , vice r . j. reigned. lucre wero at leait tvo
N. Sperry, J ohn T. Essary, Tennes- hundred young people prr sent -nd
see, Collector Internal Revenue for a more gay r.ni litppy tLroL was
tne second district el lenncisee; I never eten in the State. The Man
Kope Elias, North Carolina, for the I tion was beautifully illuminated
faith district of North Carolina; and every thing wan done t.i ccn
vnanes Wallace, lrginia. Uol-1 tribute to the hn.i)M-.
ector oi uustoms oi the district or
Richmond, Va.; Robert B Glena,
North Carolina, United States At-
orney for the western district of
North Carolina; Willam Perry Mur
phy, South Carolina, for the district
They began moving the furniture President Greabinger of hia road
li n a i j j, i. ii I "ftnnrla rom.-VA1 from rlp-nof. floorl
then they tried to save the lighter
articles, but as the fire grew fiercer
they were glad to save anything and
escape with their lives The town
burned like tinder, light frame
pleasure of the light hearted gueuta.
Dancing was a delightful feature of
the evening, and delicious, it-frrph-
ments vera served. Gov. and Mis
Carr and their accomplished young
daughters had tLo thanks of all the
of South Carolina. The following! happy throng for an evenitg filled
appointments have been made in
he Interior Department: William P.
Couper, Fla., chief of patents and
miscellaneous division; Marion Hull,
Georgia, clerk of class 4, detailed
for duty as receiving clerk of the
General Land Ofhce.
to the brim with huppittss end
one that will long ba rtuuembered.
It was the firtt time in the hibtory
of the State that the young people
nave ever been entertained at the
Governor's Mansion.
Goods removed from depot Good
by."
Since that time the wires to
Biwabik have been down. The
Mesaba officials state that their ad
vices are that Biwabik has been
paid out continuously in the regu- gloom. That in the midst of a life
lar course of business, and that the of the greatest promise, one so brave
doors of the bank will not be closed, so generous, so unselfish, should be
Concerning the bank of New Han- snatched so suddenly by death,
over it may be said with certainty casts a pall over each individual,
that the depositors will not lose a and they mingle their grief to-
dollar.
The run on the Wilmington
Savings and Trust Company has al
most entirely ceased, and huge piles
buildings liko so munh n&ner. Thfi
Dear Sir: This entire community whole town was in ruins in less than the indications are that
stands in the shadow of a great an hour. The terrified people gath- th.e l8Q haa shared the fate of
ered about the depot, where the of- a r
ficers of the road were doing every-1 At G:L
thing for their safety. A train of
ore cars backed into the depot and
the people loaded in. All the way
we came through a lane of fire."
The Ford's Theatre Disaster.
By Southern Associate! Press.
Washington, D. C, June 19. It
was decided by Coroner Patterson
today not to summon Col. Ains
worth a3 a witness before the Cor
oner's jury investigating the cause
of the Ford 8 Theatre dis-ister,
Ainsworth is vailing to appear as
Chief of the Record and Pension
Division and an army officer, but
not as an ordinary witness. The
Coroner believed nothing could be
gained by summoning him in hi?
official capacity, and as Ainsworth I
is not willing to appear as an ordi-1
nary citizen, it was thought nothing
could be gained by calling him.
Aycr'a Hair Vigor h a uii,tr?:d
bcautiiier. lianukv!, tt!. :i, and
agreeable, it L&s tak n hih rank
among toilet hriicles. TLU :t ra
tion ciusts thin ar.d wei-k Lair lo be
come abundant, strong am! laakiiy,
and restores to gray hiiir it? cr:girtid
color.
gether.
Your son voluntarily offered his
life a3 a vicarious sacrifice in the
defenee of a common and a public
of greenbacks are still standing on interest no reward, no hope of re-
the cashier's desk. Opinion is now
somewhat divided as to the outcome
of the failure of the Bank of New
Hanover. The stockholders will
undoubtedly suffer, and some per
sons fear the depositors will not be
ward, in the fellow men. A3 re
presentatives of the city govern
ment, will you not permit us to
testify in behalf of the city the
estimation entertained for him
while living, and the honor and res-
o p. m. Mr. rmiDin tele
graphed : "The whole town of Vir
ginia, including freighthouse, is
burned. We are bringing women
and children here and have the en
gines trjing to get cars out."
In Duluth the news was followed
by immediate preparations to care
for the hundreds of homeless peo
ple. A special train was ordered
out by President Greabinger, of the
Fire at Boonsvllle.
Winston, N. C, June 19 Special.
The store house, with a two thou
sand dollar stock cf goods, the
property of W. M. Crumble, of
Boonsvllle, Yadkin county, was de- Duluth and Iron Range railroad,
stroyed by fire early Sunday morn- and carloads cf provisions were also
ing. There was no insurance, ordered sent
When entering the store after the It will reach the range about mid
fire broke out, Mr. Crumble was night The last advices from the
H. Heincman, Wilwaulicc, wiites:
"One box Japatepci Pile Cure has
cured me of a ohso of -S years
standing, after being treated by
New York's bs-et pbyt-i?; Sild
by John Y. MacUae.
All di
uiee&bts ul tue faKiu cared.
and lost complexion rest .red by
I u . . i. i j . -. .
. - J. . Ti i I John i. MacRie's.
principally m reierenca vj me cnar-
acter of the material used by Con
tractor Dent m doing the work be
neath the old theatre building.
Washington, June 19. The cor
onors jury investigating the Ford's
Theatre disaster has brought in a
verdict hcldicg Col F. C. Ainsworth,
John&oii'ti Magnetic Od ki'Js al
p&in6 whether internal or external.
Sold at John Y. MacRae's.
Why undergo terrible tufft rings
and endanger vour life v-Lcn vou
at
contractor Geo. W, Dant, suptrin can be cure'1 y Jr I'd Cure;
tendent Covert, and Engineer Sasae. guaranteed by John Y Mn -Kie.
, J y
responsible for the deaths of the vic
tims, by reason cf criminal neglig
ence on their part
The jury were out nearly two
hours. The verdict with much sur
plus verbiage says that Dant exca
vated the earth beneath one of the
The Ilnndwt rnl Li.t In llclrlcb,
Remarked U a lri-i.-l ?! v ? U.r duj
that fch krc-A IItn;j ii.;,-:tta f T the
throat and luns mp i. fi:;. ri- r Tiziwij,
as it ftoj. j..-.! ht-r r u'b ir-l&::iY "whtu
other cou;-i rLn.in l.vi r.- .Cttt
whatever. S i rj v. ibib i.tl i.i.vi!ice
House and Lot for Sale, outlook.
paid in full. However, this does pects held for him now dead, by badly burned, if not fatally injured, vicinity of Virginia are that 1,100 floorg bovQ wilh0ut
not seem HEeiy irom tne present tenuenng a puunu iuuerai, aim iu y vp UA i -- , " . I shoring or rrotectin? the nillar and
brick pillars which supported the I YOU of iu r:t r-rJ .:irt n-:: C;vo
in any way
ym a curcj-Jc b -t;
ca-ilb ir d 21.:
r.h-"- fin: tiQ
"'.rtup of unthorlty conferred in a
"!'-raortine, executed by S. N. Vaes,
C. Inly recorded ia hook 113. page 602,
".Re su-rcf Dti-ds office cf Wake conn
?.S.C. ! :b. on attirday, thehtday
Miy, lv ', nil to the highest bidder, for
a-.h, k. U o'clock in., at the Court Honse
w. !a thtf c'.fy of Ialeip;h, the house and
cto land wnerton the paid Vass now re
K.fs.Mtuh'e.l oa outh Hlount street, and
"-yrtercr.h-Ml in the said mcrtgage.
.t.-.? 0. V, CAP h
, S. S. I5ATCHELOR,
'-'' Mor(?agee.
John
Evans,
An Evening of Music and Muscle.
This evening one of the most de
lightful entertainments of the sea
son will be given at Metropolitan
Hall under the auspices of the
Y. M. C. A.
Prof. Horaco F. Smith, of Rich
mond, Va., has been here several
day 8 training cur boys for the gym
nastic exhibition, and he has suc
ceeded in getting them very well
under control, and their feats are
wonderful.
Prof. Smith s part of the pro
gramme will consist of work on hor-
that end we desire to be oresent in powder. His wife and Mrs. Flem
a body, and to defray all expenses ing were also painfully burned by
incurred of whatever kind or char- powder. The fire is thought to
acter. have originated from matches struck
Will you kindly apprise us of the by rats,
hour of the funeral ? Capt. R B. Glenn, the new dis-
Tendering to you and your house- trict attorney for Western North
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hold onr dftADAat svmnathv m this Carolina, win appoint IS,. Xju uaw
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nour oi your great amiction, we
have the honor to remain.
S. H. Fishblate, Mayor.
R. J. Jones,
Chairman Board Audit and Fin
ance.
Joseph Willard's Funeral.
Wilmington, N. C, June 18.-
One
MANUFACTURER OF
CiUUlAGES,
BUGGIES,
DEMViUtY WAGONB
p .. 8ented to render some of their gallant , young j fireman whe lost his World's Fair, vnesapeaKe & onto
Kepainr.g and Painting. choicest selections. The Raleigh life in the performance of hie duty The quickest and best line to the
.Orders !rrnn. male Quartette will also add mucn yebieruay muruiag. F
j . . I . ..... i I nco nraa t-rt-r, , i n.nn rkTT T.no TY1 1 1 II 1 f '1
ore cars
will be brought to Duluth. The
train is expected at 2 o'clock tomor
row morning and preparations are
being made to care for the sufferers.
President Spencer, of the council,
the acting mayor, has authorized a
gift of $1,000 from the city and all
ford, one of Winston's popular the provisions that may be needed I i,OT1-
i i i i r : i : r i 1 vulhvm
young men, nis private secretary, iuj- immcujaio ruiiei. epuciui
Glenn's salary is six thousand annu- meeting of the council and citizens'
ally, with fees amounting from one meeting have been called for to-
to three thousand. The salary of morrow morning. Ample aid will
the secretary is twelve hundred a be offered the suffering people.
year. Capt. Glenn says that the as- Tonight communication with the
siatant district attorney will not be range is almost cut off
.Latest advices add Merritt to the
appointed until he confers with the
P . , , ii.i i i u rsf fb mnnf imnofiintr funerals ever President and Senator Vance, which I list of towns burned. It was a vil-
SfwiP in this city was that will be done in a few days. The iage of two hundred people, and
T,u, i , - I i i j i-U I oUnn.nn nn,-.wi-.a iko.na .-.f I wna on I v fthont. a mi Ia f rom Kiroohilr
thft Roberts dumb-bell. The Ro- wmcn iook piace iuuy iruui .7 oooumo l,"ai6 U1 " J . V ' T
man ladder posturing is beautiful. First Presbyterian Church over the the office July nrst
" . . ; t T !, T? TI7;ll-1 t
The Pythian band has kindly con- remains ui ouaayu x. muxuu, mi
- I MAllAi v -fi vAivi Al TIT n r lAOt ilia
Ashland, Wis, June 18. Iron
River, a thriving town of over 2,000
population, twenty miles from Ash
this caused the pillar to fall, bring
ing down the fioors above with the
results known. "That Frederick C.
Ainsworth was the officer iu charge
of said building and the sail clerks
and that William G. Covert was su
perintendent cf th3 said building,
and that i rancis basse wa3 the me-
engineer and fireman of
said building and the latter, al
though not an architect cr civil
engineer, prepared the plans and
specifications for the enlarge
ment of said cellar, and said
Ainsworth, Sasse, and Covert,
and each ot them knew, or
ought to have known that the said
Dant was engaged in excavating
said cellar and underpinning the
said piers, and that ho had not
shored the columns and beams of
said building or taken any other pre-
Or yo'i nr.- n'. v.-;. .
f i . :
ft t:t it v s i i
It v-;i; cu: i. ' i;.
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SSEEi instrumental neral was tendered by the muniei
I w " i I 1 11 ZIZ all r.vnfiyioDO
1L III H W H j CM E. XXXUUAV I
TtA Qoofa of W TT. Kinp'a k
Co's drug store at 50 cents. Gen- was packed to its utmost capacity Pullman Bieeping and dining cars.
eral admission 25 cents. Help the
boys.
to tie.
AH Work Guaranteed
To be represented.
w w t:- arid epriDgs kept in stock
,,,eMn fact anything belonging
k- erilc cmu he found in my factory.
World's Fair. Only twenty-seven
hours from Richmond and twenty
three from Charlottesville toChicago.
Double daily vestibuled trains with
and hundreds were unable to
admittance.
era in
i ar v,i e vi t
.
, forcer m ui ku
Fine Livery.
Rlectlou of Officers.
The Capital Cycle Club, about
twenty-five strong, will elect officers
The Chesapeake and Ohio is also the
cheapest line. Ask for tickets via
this route. If you desire to stop at
the Greenbrier, White Sulphur
Springs or any of the famous places
along the line of the C. & O. your
'-i.:m of I .pa A- llnnn wish to an
to tb public that they have the
tt :m-ry t,.Hms in town, connected
, "0 tLi'if UrffM l.AftrdinrT anil Balft fita-
n -- fa
and 127 South
LKK & DUNN.
The Borden Trial.
By Southern Associated Press
New Bedfokd, Mass., June 19.
(rtf f Via nAxt six months on Wednes- The day of argument in the Borden "World's Fair tickets will permit you
day night. They meet at the Y. M. trial brought a terrific jam at the to do so. Special arrangements for
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every member will be present, we f0re the time oi opening, me uuurb mil miormation ana printed matter
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are pleased that tne prospouw wo were Desiegtiu ujr pcuio, - nuuug w uio uunuu r air, au-
rnat Raleieh will have as good a dies, hoping for seats. There were dress John D. Potts, D. P. A. C. &
in the otate. -n not enouen seam ior wum i v. xy, riicnmouu. va.
n V no A.nV
the country the wheelmen are at the the claimants. When the court was
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r DRUG STORE
W'15 Toii,c' a rie1dciou8 beverage,
' hfr; the uf-e of cinchona ia in-
of the erood roads move
ment, and are doing great work in
this respect.
Another Bridge Jumper.
Bv Southern Associated Press.
Arriving at Morehead.
Atlantic Hotel, Morehead Citt,
June 19 Special The train was
filled tonight with teachers and
their friends, and the Atlantic Ho
tel is a very lively place. The As-
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I"t 1,000 1h. at the factory.
family Trade.
ready for opening many ladies were
standing in the aisles, but they were
quietly ushered to the ante-rooms,
and the corridor. The bar enclo
sure was packed with legal lights.
rrUn nvn rinlr tVioir RAn.fa at. firKK.
New York, June 19.-John Hag- hooking quite refreshed after two mbly will be opened Wednesday
jsew xork, . A, o i it. bv Col. Waddell, and the attendance
rrnrf-V of 21 UnryoUO dmooh, "b aajB real, UU low wiuunco inici
garty, oi yu j wmntlvn T,j uv, o 1 will be as large as ever. The many
33 years lumpet n uui iu j aiito uuiucu u
Triae this afternoon. He was res- of in her hand and a content-
cued from tne water i eu bmiia uu iox j.vo.
mediateiy vjtov. avuuiubuu uegau uib
argument.
large
happy reunions
noticeable.
of
many
old friends is
under arrest
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Bung the Wrong Man.
By Southern Associated Press.
Milan, Tenn., June 19. lhe mob
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conditions, makes it their "orue Bennett, at Gleason, hanged
The outlook for the August races
is very favorable and there is every
indication that there will be tome
good racing this year.
-Att. To tzet the true and gen TTarria. an innocent man in-
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uine article, look for we name . oi Bennett is in jail at Dresden
the California Fig Syrup Oa. print- d
ed near the bottom of the package.
With Christ in the heart all things
are possible, but without him noth
ing is sure As soon as a preacher
begins to get proud of his head he
becomes moudly in the heart
and, is in flames and is likely to be utl0. Prevent tall thereof or
in the outskirts of the village from
orest fires, destroying the new
schoolhouse, Congregational and
Roman Catholic churches, and Hes-
sey and Hatton s big warehouse.
Forest fires have been racing all
through northern Wisconsin today,
causing the hot air to sweep this
section like hot winds in the desert
Washburn had a close shave, and
the fire has made a heavy sweep in
and about White River. It is likely
to sweep on south and burn millions
of feet of standing pine.
The Board of Visitors of the Med
ical College of Virginia will assem
ble at the college building in Rich
mond on Wednesday, July 12, 1893,
at 12 m , for the purpose of electing
two professors for the newly created
chairs, one for the Diseases of the
Eye, Ear and Throat and the other
of General Pathology and Bacteri
ology, and also to elect two pro
fessors to supply the vacancies cre
ated by resignation in the Chair cf
Diseases of Women and Children
and in the Chair of Materia Medica
and Therapeutics. Candidates for
these positions will forward their
applications and testimonials to
Christopher Tompkins, M. D Dean
of the Faculty. Wm. W. Crump,
President Board of Visitors. Daniel
D. Tallery, Secretary.
The Governing Committee of
the L'Allegro German Club will
meet next Friday night
Saase or Covert, or either of
them, take any precaution to
prevent the fall of the said
floors whil9 the said Dant was
engaged underpinning the said
piers or columns so as to protect
the said clerks from loes of life or
limb by reason thereof, but said
Ainsworth, Co7ert, Sasse, Dant
were and each of them wa3 guilty
of criminal negligence in respect of
said excavation and enlargement of
said cellar, and the underpinning
of said piers, then being and about
to be done therein, and we, jurors
aforesaid say that the eaid Ains
worth, Covert, Sasse, Dant and each
of them is guilty of criminal negli
gence, and wo further find that
Frederick C. Ainsworth, William G.
Covert Francis Sasse, George W.
Dant are responsible for the killing
of the said Frederick B. Loftus
And we, the jurors aforesaid, do
further say that the failuie of the
government of the United States to
provide for skilled superintendence
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