The Washington Bee Newspaper, July 14, 1894, Page 3

farnisned ep app! na ble ad Verlisements will no AL ren.jvancer 1 money order ~ “warted a) yamountland whatit ts for Vv Stoted, shouid PP ad-droseed BLISHING co. SATURDAY A WASH..D C., TRE BRE c ISS d etreet, sie. WHERE N BE Hap .co-ner Ith and ¥ AY, JULY 14 1894. that Mr. y future. Waa Sobo wi tr ne the orna- f Uucle Sais pay-roll with wilen ; a? cam Virgiuia his y su ap s Marie E. Morgan is among tle t of next years High schcol Mr. and Mrs. Arno] of Q st. nv w. are improving their residence. Mes. W and idren ft this nursday last to spend mer uihs in Philadelphia. ‘ tfor a short New York . > enh:eneed bewuti- rusticate > wil It > is to have the city. minittee dec. neta as the - S from the first whether it i ry or himsel neert to be given by it Working Crib No. 3 ist Church is expec ie All who wan ‘ 2 should not fai twill be give: Mes. Washington Friday evening 10 cents. 2th, Admission D. H. W iiams, Sargavn i Casrge of tae Freed men~? Hosjit will setarn to the erty in a few - ay joractive work. The doctor bed ad operation -performed wich delays milo ger than what 1 annenpsied, alias The Lilian Meyers, white woman. from a salleged to have oecured at videre Hotel, where Barnett 1 das bead waiter. The umed 1 ing at 2 wrhning . nett claim- ui made Jove to him 2 watch and a gold him tl Taylor has made his office so fi hter of Mr. Sam rson. , the daughter and the grand Miss Mg > from the busine > chool ors private »pointed un- istances Which shows gs the recorder h Miss Letcher w: Taylor's office a few wee ked plae unused the yo net aid s private secre. a] US LOM OFFICE. usvivania Avenue, i eud silver watcaes, dia jewelry, pistols, guns, me- cols, jadi-s’ snd gentle. eiiug apparel. and silver bought. Uniredeomed nledoes for sale. 2. S QUANDER end Restaurant Cigars he on Whiskjes and 100, 14th St. MACKENZIE BROS, fEPS ADD GESTS rhbishers é& i Street Northwest, WASHINGTON, P “ars RENOVATED. DASTARDLY WORK. Negroes Attempt to Raid a Town anda Number shot. Scottdale, » July 10. groes See the P: of the McClure Coke to Scottdale yesterday soon as their presence beta: ii Strikers attacked and drove aes into Fayette County. Shots were ex- changed, but no one was injured. The negroes went back to the coke works, where plans were made to raid the town. The 150 negroes at the Paynter works armed themselves with revol- vers, Tazors and clubs, and at 8 o'clock marched to town. Burgess John Rob- €rison appeared on the scene and com- manded the mob to disperse. A negro fired three shots at him and another struck him with a stone. This was a signal for a battle, and a crowd of at least 500 citizens rushed at the ne- Rroes. The negroes retreated, shoot- ing back into the crowd, and at least 500 shots were fired. The citizens se- cured revolvers and guns and chased the hegroes up through Pastime Park, keeping up a hot fire. The negroes escaped through the woods to the works. David Munday. a colored man from Pittsburg, was left behind prob- ably fatally wounded, being shot in the head. It is reported that at least @ dozen other negroes were woundel. Several of the leaders were arrested. —Three ne- Paynter works Company came afternoon. _—_— FROM THE DEAD. » % A Supposed Corpse Comes to Life in the Sprakers, N.Y. Jy Sprakers, N. Y., July 10.—EBleanor Markham, aged Senta tern apparent- ly died Saturday at her home near Currytown. While the supposed corpse was being borne from the house to the hearse, a faint tapping attracted the attention of the pall-bearers, and upon the coffin lid being raised Miss Markham was found to be alive. She was removed to her home and is re- covering. Miss Markham said that | she had knowledge of all that passed while the preparations were making | for her burial, but she was unable io } give sign until the fear of burial arous-} ed her to action. ' —S81- ADRIFT AT SEA. Two Men ina Dory Without Food or Water for Seven Days. St. John’s, N. KF, July 10.—The Schooner Diamond, Capt. Boudoit, eight days out from Boston, arrived here last evening, bringing two sea- men, William Mason and Theodore Wilnough, of the Gloucester schooner Shenandoah. The men were picked up on Friday. They had been drift- ing in a dory off Grand Banks for seven days, without food or water, and tell a dreadful story of their suf- ferings. They chewed the leather of their boots, pieces of canvas and every- thing that might stimulate and nour- ish them. Cannibals Still in Fiji. Auckland, July 10.—A vessel which arrived here from the F terday says that the natives of Vanu Levu recently attacked the native po- lice, who were enforcing communal taxes, clubbed all and ate several of them. Sir John Thurston, Governor ot the islands, led the troops against the insurgents and, after killing seven of them in a fight, forced them to sub- mit. Killed in a Freight Wreck. Binghamton, July 10.—A freight train on the Erie road in charge of Con- ductor Munn, of Hornellsville, broke in two between Campville and Owego and came together again with a great crash, piling up a number of cars. Conductor Munn w thrown under the pile of wr ed cars and instantly killed. He is survived by a widow and three children. Mint Settlement Delayed. Washington, July 10.—Director Pres- ton has di ed the Superintendent of ihe Mint at San Francisco to resume operations and defer settlement of his counts until later. It is customary ettle on June 30, but the two clerks sent from Washington for that pur- pose. Messrs. Butler and Braddock, have been tied up at Ogden, Utah, for ten days by the strike. Against Sugar Trusts. Boston, July 10.—The Supreme Court has under consideration an application made by the Attorney-General for an nection to stop the business of the Sugar Trust for not complying with the Massachusetts law requiring it to file in March each year a certificate of its financial condition. The failure is admitted and justified under the in- verstate commerce law. te he ad Racers Burned Up. Boston, July 10.—Eighty horse stalls ic Park track in Medford were burned last night, and five horses perished in the flames. So rapidly did tructures that eliest sort of the larger part of the horses that were quartered there in readiness for the trotting meeting which opens to-day were saved. Will it be the Erie? Washington. July 10.—Mr. Baldwin (Dem., Minn.) has introduced in the House a bill appropriating $100,000 to enable the Secretary of War to make surveys and estimates of the most feasible route from the great lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. Tihe proposed canal, if built, is to be owned, con- structed and operated by the Govern- ment. The Treasury Balance. Washington, July 10.—The heavy re- eeipts from internal revenue, caused by the increased tax on whiskey ip the new tariff bill, are maldng them- selves felt in the improved condition of the Treasury stated balance, which to-day stands at $121,503,000, less $7.- 000,000 paid on interest. Of this bal- ance $64,241,000 is in gold. i } A New Railroad. Tribes Hill, N. Y.. July 10,-A' com- pany has been organized im JSohnstowa to build a steam railroad from Am- sterdam to Johnstown and Glovers- ville via Akin and Tribes Hill. A board of directors was appointed and money enough pledged to build the road. Work on the new: line syjll soon be commenced. SS —— EE 0 ene yle the Senare, ‘ gavust HERE AND THERE. The B. and O. RB. R. is bezniifcl and picturesque. Reduced to all points. The negioes are not in the Wee! tern strike but are being punish: d by the bigh prices ou provisivir, which they are vot able w buy. It is said that J. Frank Hanley, the regublican caudidate lor Cone gress in tae th Indiana distinct Was Sawing and splitting weod for 75 cents a day Ulteeu years azo aud attending schoo! evrblpgs, fur the first time is bis hfe. Litle Abe L but when ue died be bore tue title with dis.inetion, President Abra— bam Lise Mr. Owings of M w, idaho, Was Considered oue of the leading democrats ot ibat place. He re ceoUly made ajp:plication for the positicy of postmaster at Moscow, ddan, ont ibere being sucu a de- tay Mi. Owings turued to be a pop- ulisi. beiore the news of bis cuapge Could Peaci this city, bis bamlostlOu @s posimMaster was sent The democrats of Moscow ate i. wiatu protesting a- his confirmation. If Mr. Owings bad of Kuowa of tbis pice hule plumb be would not have joined the popul sts. Miss Augustine Goiues, one of our prospect teacheis fer the next school veri, Will eave the city ina fe to rusticate amcons th: green nills and of Uke slace Luat was the pative place of the author o. **Home Sweet dlome.” —_——-- 6 -___ S HEX AND LELL HER SO.” Integrity of character of honor, Biauiuess aia reope for wnat is pure and good all ave adjunets to the perfect hajpmess of married life, writes Mary J. aloimes in answer to the question **What Constitutes A Good Husband?” in the July Ladies’ Home Jour But most natures crave more th e,and what they erave is so easy that I wonder it is ever withheld. Said a woman of her husband who, whea living stood high with his fellow men and sur- rounded her with every luxury: “I loved him most for his kind thought- fulness wd delicate attentions which made me feel that I was as dear to him after yearsof marriage as on the first day he called me his wife.” And this. | think, is the seeret of some wo- men’s happiness. i It is not enough for a man to make a Woman his wife, and after a few weeks or,months ignore her with a feeling that because he has chosen her to bear his paime she must be torever satistied, with no furthur demonstration of love. ‘omen like demonstrations, aud there isa world of good advice in the two lines of an old ballad I lately read: your wife is dearer to you than life, her and tell her so ”’ CAPITO SAVINGS BANK 609 F ST., N. W. WASHINGTON D. C. CAPITAL . . $50,000 HON.JNO. R. LYNCB, PRESIDENT Dk. J. R. WILDER, ViCE- PREs., L. 0. BAILEY, TREASURER PROF. JAMES STORUM, SEC. DUUGLASS B. McCARY, Casuier DIRECTORS: Jno. R. 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