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BACK AGAIN
INTO The SAME OLD RUT AND Run
NlNGAlOkG SMOOTHLY.
No Alarming Symptoms Yesterday, and an
Air of HOpefuIness Again Pervades
the White House-lndignatiOn
Caused blythe Doctors
Failure 10 Re.
lieve Him.
The LATEST NEWS THIS MORNING,
DIR, BLISS OPINION.

No Fears OF PSsemia Showing Itself
NEW oRK, July pa Washington
special says While waiting for the APP
pearance OF the other surgeons this
morning, DIR. Bliss said that pyaemia
had not shown itself, and in his opinion
il never would. The occurrence OF the
chill and other symptoms attendant
upon the creation OF the abcess being
very near like those which would indl-
cate the beginning OF blood poisoning,
excited the fears of some that the latter
had occurred. | never thought 50, al
though knew it was possible. There
were no conditions favorable to blood
poisoning. The patients system was
healthy to begin with, and has never
become dangerously reduced. tie has
taken and has assimilated nOuriShment
enough to prevent that. His surround
ings, as TO ventilation and temperature,
of course, are the best possible, and his
treatment has been the reverse OF irri-
tating. l have not dreaded pyaema as a
probable danger, but have never
theless kept it IN mind to be guarded
against. The formation OF puS cavity
such as has been punctUred was not sur
prising. There would be no reason for
surprise il another should form. OF
course the President is very sick man
and not out of danger, but am sure he
is in the right track again.
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SEVERE STORM.
Seven Persons Lose Their Lives
by the Raging Torrent.

LACROSSE, WIS July 25.-The storm
OF "Wednesday did great damage, espe-
cially in Coon Valley, twenty miles
: u;hpas, OF hrrr, where the property
VAS ielugrd, dams swept away, AMI
death and destruction marked the path
OF the food The house of Hans Jensen,
4 rwegian, WAS surrounded hy tie
torrent, and his vile aud six children,
ranging in age from six months tO fifteen
wears. made irrnzird attempts to escape.
The rising Hood, how ever, soon enguiied
them and they were swept along lieles s
with the waters. The husband, who
was in. Lacrosse, first learned OF their
fate at night, the roads being impossible
and there being no communication by
telegraph.
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AMoniertul Discovery.

tor the srredy cure Of Consumption
A"I a. diseases that lead 10 It, such as
Stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
,A,.'.', Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the
s.'e amt chest, dry hacking cOugh, tick
rNS IN the throat, HoarSeneSs, Sore
i,"''at and all chronic OF lingering
'.SraSrs IS OF the throat and lungs, DIR.
N.nS New Discovery has no equal and
LAS established iOr itself II worldwide
reputation. Many leading physicians
.rry.''mmcnd .r. and use it in their practice.
E '%e s1rmUa from which It is prepared
- "'s".y recommended by all medical
.'-'na.s. The clergy and the press have
....-'pImented It in glowing terms. 90
" t9ur druggist and get trial bottle
-. '' cents, Or regular size iOr Sl.O0.
Z '' sale oy Logan 4 Co, Wheeling.
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COMET SC"
Observed Again-Will Soon be
Visible to the Naked Eye.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The new
comet, or comet &C." was seen at the
Naval Observatory here Yesterday. morn
ing, and again this morning. Prof.
Eastman, ,pf the Naval Observatory, said:
| saw it last evening, or rather this
morning. | had only five minutes in
which to observe it on account OF the
clouds, and OF course did not see very
much. expect it will be visible to the
naked eye soon-in about ten days. 1t
will not go 50 far north rs the other
We will be able to see it by and by
early in the evening in the west and
early in the morning in the east. 1t
has something OF a tail which will grow
more distinct The comet is labeled as
comet &C." being the third discovered
this year. The comet up by the pole
star is comet "B."
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Roscoe Calls Again.
49, ~ L.. - q
THE DAVIS ISLAND DAM.
The Experiment of Floating Coal
Tows Proves Successful.

PIrTsBuRdH, July 25.-The expert
ment OF running loaded coal tows
through the locks at the Davis Island
Dam was tried Sunday for the first time,
auA NiS c,nu.r;p success. The pre-
ilCtluu ui river men that the attempt to
pass the locks would in the absence OF
guide walls result in wrecked barges
and damaged boats was not justified by
single accident, and some OF the larg-
est tows which -have gone down
this river during the season went
through in safety. The steamer John
2. Thorn was employed by the Gov,ri =
nrut to aid in swinging the Steamers
ont into the channel a,ttr passing the
,!au. but in many Instances the services
were not required. One tow oi ninety
eight feet in width passed through the
lock without approarhiug within three
ieet ol either s,de. In consideration OF
the TACT thar the passage is but 3lO ieet
wide this shows pretty accurate steer
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Oh. 10.
THE NEWS
Day in Pithy Paragraphs.

D
D,mingo santa Maria has been elected
President OF Chill.
rr,r,e and Italy will begin negotia
.....,,rs treaty OF commerce on Au-
las, IS,.
The Dramatic NstcS threatens to ex-
..,se John b Cough, but in what way
:. sayrth MOI.
r,l,a Robertson took the oath OF OIL
- Collector of the Port OF New
* Yesterday afternoon.
p.-,rl,-rrr Frank W. Palmer yester-
s.,.g..rmrI editorial management ot
,". , En.,-,.o W,uuy Hg"Vt.
Land League organizer was arrested
..r...,,faG-rrru, County Mayo, yester'
Inv uni,r the coercion act
r... Fr-ara Deputies have inValldat-
,....,.,n Di Emile Olleyier as a
...,"M-r ON account OF bribery.
r...,,..r,st ticket war still continues
All rfru lines are no" se'l,ns u, X '''A-
~. ir,rr New York TO Chicago at ~.
rr.,,.,. Nathan Clifford, OF the nited
..,.,'. -, ,rnrrme Court, died at GornIsh'
NJ. 49, a'rlark Yesterday morning.
,3.,rr.. ,,rr.ar. OF Salem, Ind, was
.,,,.s.t with Asla,Jc cholera Yesterday
"~f t,,d Within tour hours o' tue al
tack. .rt..;.,ire
,l,-.... received show tha, Christine ~ a.
>..-,n n.,. ,..urd contract win Eo:-
.ar. Nap,vsou lor season d" '''' -
ted States. ~.
state Standardization, Of Ne" =, '.l' orr,
viii enter upon hIs duties a' o"'SrS Srst
If the rurt %, New York o" ''' '''''
NIuuIay .u August
rt.t..rv,fH. VI. Lochary, who was
.i-',r,! in IAsr Erie the other daS
,ra..rrr,,ving a sai, with his ailanced'
aas arru recovered.
The =, Joseph irult region OF Mlcnl-
.,.., oI.. have ue.Itrr peaches nor hiacS-
T.rr.,s ,p ship tbs wear, but the crop oil
.,r.,,.-n,.rr.rs will be immense.
Turn,y.ave pupils OF the French mil
s-,ry .,E1o. a, -. Cyr have been DIS
...r-..,l .,r attending mass on the ami
y-r-Iry .f Count Chamb5rds birthday.
The ,irrruoackrrs OF New Jersey are
,r,t,,.f in am effort 10 raise tund Ot At
G.,sr S-uUUi.r the purpose Ot procuring
.ursA,.,~ auJ thoroughly organizing their
party lu that state.
Reinforced by recent legislation, the
health authorities OF New York have set
..rr. stop the aiulteratlou Ot milk,
...um-arlu. the raid by having an ex-
.-u-.g- ara.rr held Tor trial.
$50 -rrat is the excitement in Perry
.Hu,y. Araau,ts. over the assassination
. Is NuturNs, editor ui the Fauche
Valley I... that threats have beeu
..U..tU huu lhrtowu oi Prrryvllle.
I.-..r. l. a rumur that TX iOvrrnu'
Tr.amurtpu will head All ndeprnd'
.r, movement in the Lone Star STATE
..t. ur-anizat.uu outside the regular
uuucr4t,r party, tOr the GovenorshIE
..,. l,tr.
g..aras f.. Saunders, United State:
Ig-.rr'ur ui boilers al Detroit, died a
r., rr,.f,urr near that city Yesterday oj
....-r, aYruuS tie had a cOngrstlve
r,....aE That Is thought 10 have has
rru.t .,Arath.
4 Philadelphia paper states that
sluNU has been offered for the main
exhibition budding IN FairmOunt park,
,u thar CITY. hv Boston parties who wish
riuuu.n. lr Tor the proposed world $
ur.u Boston. Iae otter was declined.
Letter, from west Africa concerning
stanley, Congo expedition show that
be- is rr~t.u. a.s Way toward the inter
lur under many difficulties, cutting q
ruI over muUu'laus that are very
steep, q, an angle OF 80 degrees, and
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2l'2 to 3 Per csnt-Gov.
srumsnis Steady-flour Steady andin
Good 0emand-Wheat Active,
Firm and Higher -
Hogs Steady.
NANCE.
N sw York.

NEw YORK. July 25.-MoNuv-Easy
at 21@3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3@4 per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills weak at 1929; demand
4S4i.
SILvRR-At London 5l4d per ounce;
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin / per cent. discount
GovKRNMENrs-Generally steady, but
new iours were | per cent lower.
U. j. Coupons (lsslJ
New
New Foursnd
New ...llo
Pachc Skies OF
RAILROAD BoNDs-In the railroad
bonds market Central Iowa frsts de-
clined to ll54 from lis, Milwaukee and
st. Paul, Southern Minnesota Division,
to l07 from l074, Texas and Pacific
land grant incomes to IA from 79, Kan
sas and Texas seconds to 81 from S3i,
Denver, South Park and Pacific frsts to
los from 1924, Milwaukee and st. Paul
consols to l26 from l21, Ohio Central
irsts to 100 from l0ls, and Chesapeake
and Ohio currency is to 50 from 59i.
STATE SECURITIEs-Dull.
SroCKs-The market opened strong
and higher, and early sales showed an
advance of ! to y per cent, the latter
Texas Pacific, but before noon prices de-
clined to ) per cent. Missouri Pacific,
Central Pacific, Wabash Pacific aud
Western Union leading the downward
movement. During the afternoon spec.
ulation became quite feverish, with \
tendency toward lower prices, and alter
the second board prices showed a fur
ther decline Of | to per cent, the after
Ohio and Mississippi. In late dea Ing.
a iirmer tone prevailed, and there Wa,
recovery OF to = per cent, which wts
subsequently lost, and the marltt
closed unsettled.
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AFGHANIS
A Dodge OF AYoob Khan

LONDON, July ga Quetta dispatch
to the Times says: Ayoob Khan sent a
message to Ameer Abdurrahaman's s
camp inviting negotiations. A promi-
nent chief and ardent partisan OF the
Ameer met Ayoob Kahn's envoy hall
way between the camps to discuss the
terms OF peace. The Ameer returned
spirited reply, that he could listen TO no
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DRY GOODS.
N eW York.

New York, July 25.-Drv Goods
Business moderately active with pack.
age houses and the tone OF the market
firm. Prints in fair demand; Pacific
and Manchester prints opened at Z
cents. Cotton goods in steady demand
and firm, and cotton dress goods most
active. Mems woelens quiet and steady
Shirts and drawers fairly active.
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TUN IS.

Arrival of the French Reinforcements.
LONDON, July 25.-A dispatch from
Tunis says that reiniorcements number
ing !, 800 men from France have arrived
at Galetta and were conveyed to the
neighborhood of Sfa1. Seventy.four
Arab prisoners from Sfax have started
for Toulon.
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Dnath Onfhe Rail.

Wilkes BARRE, July 25.-At Ashley
this morning Edith and Lottie Low
aged 10 and -. were run over by pas
senger train on the New Jersey Cen
tral railroad. They were picking Goa
from the track. The former was killed
and the latter 80 horribly mangled that
she is not expected to live.
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Bou Amena Submissive.

LONDON, July 25.-A telegram from
Mascara states that Chief Bou Amena
sent in two guns and..a horse in token OF
his submission. A telegram from Al
giers states that Bou Amena's prestige is
falling off, and the natives assert that
after an incursion into Morocco he will
raturn home
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A Prishtful Leap.

TsoY, n. Y, July 26.-Wm. Gavin,
while suffering from delirium tremens,
leaped head first this morning from a
prpcipice l25 feet high to the rocky ped
oi Poesunkill creek. He was terribly
cut and bruised, but will probably re-
cover. His escape was miraculous.
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PRUSSIA.
Affairs of Honor

BERLIN, July 95.-Baron Ssn Geyso,
a young officer OF much pfomise, has
been shot dead in duel with brother
officer.
Two students OF Gottingen fought a
duel with pistols Thursday and one
was mortally wounded.
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Fatal Railway Accident.

DENVER July 25.-The engine Of the
south bound passenger train on the
colorado Central railroad last evening
ran into a uuyert between Rerthout and
L.Isuaut Frank Whitney, the en-
-.urrr, and an unknown tramp, were
N.rl, aui W. TIlley, fireman, was bad
Us bruised The accident was caused by
heavy rams washing the bridge away.
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NEw YORK, July 2j.-Cotton-t(uiet
and firm at II ll-l6GLll ID l6c; futures
barely steady. Flour-Weak; receipts
29,OO0 barrels; exports 1000 barrels;
superiine State and western - l59
1 Is; common to good extra ~ tO,G
) ID: good to choice - 20d6 10; white
wheat extra 50 25G6 -; extra Ohio
81 9O(d6 10; st. Louis II 90@G -;
Minnesota patent process s. 25(GS %.
Wheat-At 4GBlc lower; receipts ii1,-
600 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels;
ungralrd spring 81 l3Gl ID; No 3
spring 81 lG(al l6I; No. . Chicago and
Milwaukee 81 23GIl II; ungraded red
81 0Sh 26 steamer do. II II; No /
red 81 -; mixed winter 81 -; ungrad-
ed white - %! No. do nominal at
Il 2GEgl 27; No. > red seller July, sales
lSi0O) bushels, at 81 26CDl 26l. closing
at 81 III; seller August, sales 432, 900
bushels, at 81 2GsmHl 2Sl closing at
81 2Gi; seller September. sales 5000
bushels, at II 27.@l 2s, closing at
ii ~; seller October. sales 10000
bushels, at Il 29al 30I, closing at
81 20. Corn--Firm at tale better;
receipts 80 bushels; exports 25S,-
600 bushels; ungraded ijtGjTlc: No. 3.
5lLr; steamer j3IGHji.: No. 57i@
&c, the latter extreme; No. white
j9c; steamer white ji!c; No. = seller
July j7bm,57.c; seller August 57i(G
j7,c; seller September 5Sic; seller Dc.
tober 59iGgG0t. Oats-Quiet; receipts
$4,000 bushels western mixed 42@45c;
white 42G1i9c. lIay-Quiet and IN.
changed. liOps-Steahy. Colire--De-
l,.,.
Steady, with moderate demand fair
t. good refining quote At 1,GgSc. Molas-
ses - Nominally unchanged. Rice -
Steady and in moderate demand. Pet
roleum - United 7j.r; crude eta &c;
refined 7}c. Talow-Stea1y at &c.
Eosin Quiet at = 07G2 01!. Turpen-
tine-Dull and lower at 4c. Eggs
Nominal. Pork-Moderately active and
higher; new mess qnotei at SlS -.
Beef--Quiet and firm. Cut Meats
Strong but demand light; long clear 9sc;
short clear TO-. Lard - Fairly active
and n shade higher at Sl2 10. Butter
DuIl at IlG22!c. Cheese-Dull and un-
settled at 70lOc.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Flour - Steady
with good demand. Wheat Active,
firm and higher; No. . red winter 81 IL
(al -; No. . Chicago spring 81 81
al ~ cash; 81 81 seller July; Il %!
al 22, seller August; 81 l6I seller
September; 81 l5!G1I Ii; seller October.
Corn-Steady and iirm ~, cash; i9tc
seller July; iS.GiSlc seller August ami
September; 4S.c seller October. Oats
Fairly active and shade higher at
4i.9ii!c cash: II lc seller July; 81 tc sci.
Ter August; 2o,c seller September and
October Ryc-Eisier at 9jlc. Barley
-Firmer at 95r seller September. Pork
Fairly active and 4 shade higher at
SIS % cash seller August and Septem-
ber. Lard-Fairly active and shade
higher at SO 2j@l2 80 cash seller
July; Sll % seller August; Il G1CGll 20
seller September. Bulk Meats-Fairly
active and shade higher; shoulders
81 35; short rib - 20; short clear - IS.
Whisky-Stcady at 81 10.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, July 25.- Wheat - Dull;
No. . red seller July 81 81; sell,r
September 81 2Oi; seller October 81 22I;
No. 3 red II 2l amber Michigan new
81 23l. Corn-Dull and higher; mixed
53c.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, July 25.-Petroleum-
Fairly active; United certificates firm at
7S,c; refined 73' for Philadelphia de-
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Tie Stark County, o.. Treasury short.
'.>.'NNATI, July 25.-The Times
~. Canon, O., special SAYS: An otf-
'A v>aw nation OF the Stark county
.ra-my r,yeals a deficit of $4,000
'"HHN I,aSurer sullivan claims there
' '. rrar II computing the figures. A
'." ...a,rser will be appointed. The
...r.v.>,nr of Mr. sullivan is serving a
.m s.im 90 twelve wears for deficit of
s0OOO
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OiilO POLITICS.
The Letters of Acceptance To
iic Made Public This Week
lhe RAIDS Becoming Alarmed.

tgLrMBrs, Oulo, July 25.-rhe letters
pj acceptance oj John W. Bookwalter
auI + lgar Nj. Johnson, the Democratic
nominees ior Governor and Lieutenant.
Governor, will b, made public this
week. lar alarmed and ANXIOUS Re.
pubUIus have aguu discovered that
the Sa2r 81 tiamm,r,y rark has taken a
HIni Ia Ohso politics, and they say that
H'naHI.trr has gone East to consult
With tinvrruor Ti,iru about his letter OF
acceptance aud the proper method of
conducting the campaign.
The Democratic Executive Commit
irr are receiving encouraging reports
rJm lhr sryera. sections OF the State.
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The Jeanette Search,

HAMMERFEsT, B. c., July 25.-The
Arctic steamer Alliance, which has been
engaged in the search for the Jeanette,
arrived here to-day. All well.
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MANY lose their beauty from the hair
falling or fading. Parker's Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nourishment, pre-.
vents falling and grayness and an rle-
CANT dressing.
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FIRE RECORD.
At Halifax, Pa Loss $40 600.

AT udIIIHA' IA H-LoSS S3U,UUU.
AX,PA., July 25.-Robt Potters
tannery and five adjacent stables were
burned last evening. Loss $4,000.
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BAItlm ore.

BALTIMORE, July 25.-flour- Quiet.
Wheat-Western easier, closing steady /;
No. . winter red spot 81 24gl 2il; sell
Ter July 81 24t@l 24!; seller August
81 24.9l "a! seller September 81 26i
(gl 26,; seller October 81 2S!9l 2Ss.
Corn-Steady and quiet; western frmer;
mixed spot and seller July 56ic; seller
August 57M57tc; seller September 5SG
5S!c. Oats-t'irmer; western white ~
(d,43r; mixed 4lTi2c. Rye-NominaI
At S5c. Hay Dull; prime to choice
Pennsylvania Sl3 OOtGl6 %. Provi-
sions-Flrm. Mess Pork-AtSI 50CG
IS -. Bulk Meats-Shoul!ers and
clear rib sides packed 7i@l0,c. Bacon
Shoulders SIC; clear rib sides i0ic;
hams l2!4l3ic. Larl 90 Refined l2ic
Euttrr-Dull; western grass l%Gbl'r
E,ys-DulI and weak at lIc. Petroleum
Nominal: refined ~. Collee-flrm;
Rio carsDe- 9Imll,:. Sugar-pnll; a
sp'tg.". WHISKY Nominal at u II?
al l..
Cincinnati.
CIxcISNATI, July 25.-Cotton.Str0ng
at HE. -Four Quiet; family - 'o'G
& %; fancy 81 25@6 %. Wheat
EI.irr: No . red winter u l9Gl Il.
orn-E.sier; 80. , mixed 5O!c bid.
Oats-Wesker: No. mixed 42tc. Rye
Firm. No.2sl 05Nl %. Pork-Firm
at sis %. Lard-lligher at Sll Is.
Ruiz Meats-In good demand; shoul-
ders r.: clear rib s. 81. Bacon-Quiet
and firm: shoulders 7,c; clear rib lOlc;
clear lOJc. Whisky-Demand active
and prices have advanced; sales 500
b rreIs on basis OF 81 OS. Bntter-Firm;
fancy creamery 25@26c; choice West
ern Reserve 100; choice Central Ohio
l6c
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proposition except at Herst, and order.
ed his generals to advance Immediately
and attack the enemy. Ayoob khan's
message was only pretext to gain
time,
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kagases Ofthe Army Worm Not so Bad
~ RnpOrfau

CLINTON. IIL., July 20.-Atter care
i.. ms, stigatiou 1t has been ascertalned
i.s, ..r army worm, of which 50 much
al> H-ru said in the last lew days, has
a.. dome the damage that was reported.
'.r "Hrty crop in Central Illinois was
".A.' al harvested before it came.
'....' are myrjads Of them here, how
r'"r. aud they have damaged the hay
N'm,Naat. There IS more fear OF the
'"nva bug. which is attacking the corn,
...'u 'rIm the army worm.
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VICINITY VARIETIES.
Farmer Fleeced at youngstown, ..

Farmer tISeCsu III iOuuSoNS"'' ~
Nur>G,rnWN, o July - A Young
iarmer, giving his name ~ George CiIl-
ford, stopped in this city on Friday
night on his way to Pittsburgh. he
filed himself up pretty well with min-
eral water and became acquainted with
Laura Pvles, or Paint Box, as she Is
called here. She succeeded i'll getting
him so well en,sngled in her net at "A
house on Haztt street, that he at last
offered to buy her gold watch and
chain. If she would % with him - tht
ieSelels. She asset 'd, ana
ueli watch and CHAIN
worth SO WAS soon presented hrr;
He also gave her $50 in money. and
made her promise 10 go with mm 10
Pittsburgh The lair conrtezau stayed
with mm until he hal Succnmbed to the
soothing effects OF the mineral water
when she left him. When he awoke ne
found himself out about hundred dol
lars and that the girl had deserted him.
Paint Box says she can prove by sew
eral witnesses that he gave her the Jew
elry and money. and deies him to nave
her arrested. Clifford is married man
living at Brooktield.
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BULLETINS ).
First Report from the Mansion

Executive MANSION, ! \. M.-Dr. Bliss
Saws he feels very much gratitied at the
condition he finds the patient in this
morning. The President, he says, had
no chill and slept well during the night.
\ casual examination, just made, shows
a little lever and hispulse at IS.
Doing Splendidly at $50 A. Nj.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July %, $50 A.
VI. The President has passed a more
comfortable night and has had no rtgor
since that reported in the bulletin OF
Yesterday morning. He is doing well
this morning. Pulse 96, temperature
~ / 10, respiration IS.
Signed ID. W. Bliss,
J. X BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
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The steubenville Postofice Wrangle'

Inc SteuoehViue fostoihce
SrEUBrNvILLE, July % The : 'toiil'e
agony is at last over, Wallace havlnga
majority OF twenty-seven over Irwin III
a total vote OF l,l09-over 400 less tnah
cast for Garfield. 1t is now question
whether an efficient officer with pen,
ton for his re. election will be removed
from and new man elected installed IN
the postotfce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-26
THE GALENs RED
For Not Performing the Operation
Sooner.


WASHINGTON, July 25.-There is Il
good deal OF comment on the fact that
the operation which relieved the Presi'
dent was not made before yesterday
morning. The attending physicians
thought it best to await the opinion OF
the consulting physicians. In the mean
time the sac ot matter, the great dis
turber, had been emptied by DR.. Bliss
by the manipulation OF his hand. 1t
TILED again and showed the
necessity al an incisiOn. This was
made aS soon rs the consulting
physicians had examined the wound
and pronounced it the proper course.
Instead OF the matter now having to ira
verse the elbow OF the wound formed by
the detection OF the ball after the rib
was struck, it can be taken out directly
through the incision, which Is funnel
shaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-26
OVER THE OCEAN
MORE CONCERNING THOSE INTERNAL
MACHINES.

Sir Vim. Harcourt Vents Himself and Says
the Whole Matter is Due to the fenian
Press in America 0bsequies Of
the Late Dean Stanley
The French Military
Students.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-26
Malaria.

There is a manifestation ot malaria
about the White House. Charley Hend-
lev, the stenOgrapher, has had it for sev-
ersl days, and was forced to suCcumb.
lie is now at home in bed. The office
coachman IS in bed from the same cause.
One OF the doorkeepers likewise is down
with malaria, and further, one OF the
stablemen is in the same condition.