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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
Twenty People Killed.

ALEXANDRIA, November 2s.-A serious
railroad disaster has occurred In Upper
Egypt, by which twenty people were killed
and q large number injured.
seventees Lives Lsst.
SAN FRANCISCO, November % From Aus
tralian exchanges It appears that the steamer
Colliery, OF $50 tons burden, with eighteen
men on board, left Belli on October u with
coal for Sidney. Soon after her departure
a storm came up, and about lor N. heavy
sea rolled over the ship, capdzing and
swsmping her. One man lashed 10 plank
across the yGwl boat reached the shore.
but the others went down with the vessel.
Gs0betta's Wessd.
PARIS, November 2s.-Gambetta hss .
violent fever, resulting from the wound In
bis hand, received while handling q re-
volver yesterday.
Thasks Yssa tie Qsees.
|. Ioxpos. November 2s-The Queen has
sent an autograph letter 10 the Empe.
ror Wilha m, thanking him for the dec.
Grafton conferred on Tie Duke Of Con-
nausht.
The French - HsdsSAeeas.
LoHpox, November IA dsputation.
including Forster and other members Of
Parliament, waited upon Granville today
and read a memorial contepding that the
French claims In Madagascar were IN
founded, and expressing the belief thst
/. there were five times ~ many EnGlish
there as French, and that the English trsde
auadruplcd the French trade. Gnnville
replied that he was not aware OF any treaty
which gave France Q right 10 exercise Q
protectornte over Madagascar.
For Thvealesisg GIs1sssse's LsFe.
LONDON, November 2s.-Sanders, arrest.
ed for seeding letter 10 Gladstone threat
ening TO kill him, has been committed for
trial.
Irish Aaaips.
Lospos. November r2s.-Trevelyon, chief
Secretary for Ireland. stated In the Con
mons that the speech Of Dayitt was undsr
consideration.
He raid that important Communications
bad been exchanged with Dublin 10 regard
20 the preservation OF the peace.
Gibson, conservative, moved IN adjourn.
ment of the House, IN order 10 call atten.
tion 10 the question OF land court values.
All conser, alive members rose In support
Of the motion.
Nail Rsbksvs ta Germany.
BIELIs, November 2s.-Two letter bags
containing official correspondence from
Bismarck. have been stolen on the way 70
Berlin.
LoxDos. Novem bes 2s,-Tbs Archbisbop
Of Canterbury II sinking.
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An "Odd Fellow"

COLLEGE PoINT, R. T., November 2S.-John
Zurky alias John Kaufman, noted conf
ience operator who has victimized many
persons throughout Queens county OF late,
was arrested this morning for obtaining
money on false pretences from members OF
Marvin Lodge, |. o. o. F., at this place
turkey represented himself as an odd
Fellow" He has obtained over 81 900 in
the town of Flushing alone.
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RAID ON THE CROWS.
A New Plan Formulated to Stop Them.

WASHINGTON, November 2S.-MajOr Nor
rill has arranged plan of operations which
he believes will result in preventing fur
ther raids upon the Crow Indian agency,
in Montana, by Canadian Indians. The
plan is substantially as follows: AS soon
as the agent has information OF raid he
will put force of Crows on the trail with
orders to recapture the stolen stock and de-
stroy the thieves or drive them back to
their agencies. At the same time small
de,achments of Crows will be sent to the
nearest military posts, where they will be
Joined by tie available troops and co-ope-
rate with the main body of pursuers, the
directing motive being the capture or de-
struction of the maraudere.
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has few friends. Howgate's friends,
it would seem, are not only nu-
merous but powerful. What is the reason
That the amount of his stealing is much
greater than has been reported is the belief
gent conclusion on the subject. That
Howgate's whereabouts Is known to per
sons in Washington is the belief OF not
few. That he has reasons for not fearing
capture is asserted with so much confidence
that it is impossible not to believe that ex-
traordinary reasons exist for his conf
dence. Has the Department of Justice no
duty to perform in the case? Has it ever
done as much as even TO raise finger? 1t
was the Government's money Howgate
stole.
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AYnnihfuI AdXcntnrer.

CHICAGO. November 2S.-LewiS Grant IL
years old. arrived at Mendoza, Ill, last
night, from San Francisco, Ell route for his
home in this city, which he left January
last. He beat his way to San Francisco on
passenger trains, and when put off lived by
backing boots He left San Francisco
about a month ago with fifteen cents. He
looks fat and happy, and says he, has been
reading Samuel Smiles Self Help
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LIAM. Land pnrnhnse.

ST. Louis, November 2S.-James w.
Clark. of Syracuse, New York; FarnsWorth
& walcott, OF Minneapolis, and Thomas
Cochran, of ST. Paul, arrived here from
Austin, Texas. where, representing syn
dicate, they purchased 1000 900 acres -et
land. the largest sale ever made by the
State and closing ont all its sohd lots.
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AslLani. Scnndal.

ST. LOUIS, November es,--In the Circuit
Court, to-day, decree Of divorce with Gus
tody of children, was granted Barnell
Dixon, husband of Mrs. Dixon, who eloped
last spring with Johnnie Curtis, youth OF
20 years, and attracted good deal OF at.
tenrion in Texas, and created great scan.
dal here. Curtis was put on the stand and
testified to his relations with Mrs. Dixon.
nected here, is now living near Philadel-
Dhia
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TAYLOR COUNTY.
Liquor Indictments an Expensive
Luxury.

Special to the Register.
GRAFTON, w. Va, November 2S.-0ur
Circuit Court has adjourned. The time Of
the court was consumed in unimportant
tons ti0nns Of ttuQfi1 v,tFEiBo ,idie:Usntsfar viola.
out of ten being dismissed. On the whole
indictments for selling liquor have become
an expensive luxury to the county treas
ury.
The Grafton and Greenbrier Railroad is
progressing finely. Over three miles OF the
road bed is nearly completed. The r5.
mainder of the road has been recently sold
out. From present indications Grafton AMI
Philippi will be connected by rail before
the 4th of July, 1888.
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The Hrs.g Msa.

wmLIAMsBUEG, Va, November 2s.-In
York county. yesterday, crowd OF white
and colored men were st.nding In . store
talking politics when Geo. Brown. Q negro.
entered and said I'VE mean ts clean out
all the = white trash this time" Rob.
ert Wilson. q white man present, said;
''Don't put ii too strong" Brown Of ths
Cursed him and struck him, after which ne
ran of, accompanied by Gus HOWARD, m
other coIored man. Wilson pursued, and
drasint a revolver fired at Brown. The
bullet, however, struck Howard in the head,
killing him instantly. Wilson, finding he
had shot the wrong man fed, and has not
been apprebsnded.
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THE BRIDGEPORT TRAGEDY.
Later Particulars SHOW tito BE Cold
Bisoaed Attempt ut Murder.

hprrluI 70 IHC HtINTtF'
PARHERsBuRG, November 27.-Additional
particulars OF the trsgedy enacted at Bridge
port on last Friday, places the assailants OF
Mr.. Stout the injured man, in bad light.
It is claimed that when Stout jumped out
of his wagon that brother of Carpenters
caught Stout by the arms ard held him, and
while in that defenseless condition he was
struck by Carpenter with rock which laid
his skull open. The aflray occurred about
three miles from the home OF the injured
man, and in this condition Stout mounted
bis wagon and drove to his home. A ply
sician was called and the wound pro-
nounced fatal one.
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MORTUARY.
Death OF The Oldest Newspaper Sub
scriber in the United States.

Death OF The Oldest Newspaper Sub
Scriber in the United States.
UNIONTowY, Pa, November 2S.-John
Troutman, one of the oldest residents Of
this county, was buried from George town.
ship yesterday. Had he lived till next
Friday, Mr.. Troutman would have been 05
years old. He was perhaps the oldest
newspaper subscriber in the United States.
He subscribed for the Genius of Liberty in
1870 the year he was married, and took
that paper continuously till the day of his
death, period of y years. His first vote
was for Madison in 1912, and he voted for
every Democratic candidate for President
since that year including General Hancock.
He died within two miles of where he was
born. A long procession followed Mr..
Troutman 10 his gave
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were sthkn ~ locked up in Zaa.
der & c6sS;premises, and when released
ys se5s ,s.T 9.asss = 70 az ssy y.ss
went to sCastle Garden for instruction.
Detective Popp was detailed 10 investigate
the case.A HeEapprised lander & Co. thAt
they had beeng guilty of gross violation of
the law. : Fearing that their license would
be revoked by the Mayor, they stated that
they were willing to return the money nj.
ready collected from the Hungarians and
their offer was accepted. Superintendent
Jackson then sent the immigrants to the
Labor Bureau to be provided for with en-
ployment free Of expenses.
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THE RIVER ROAD.
Active Operations to Begin at Once.

Special Dispatch TO The Register.
PARKERsBURe, W.. Va, November 2S.-
Major McGrath, chief engineer, and vice.
President Thompson, OF the W., P. & c..
railway, left for Moundsville to-day, where
active operations will begin at once. Col.
White will meet t'vice-President Thompson
there, and they will proceed down the pro-
posed line TO make final negotiations for
the entire right of, way from Moundsville
10 Parkersburg
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The New Jersey Deas.lter.

ToRoSTo, CAN, November ss.-when the,
case of Hall, the Newark, n. j., defaulter,
was called yesterday, Justice Goet was not
ready to proceed. Judgment will, there
fore. not be given for several days. 1t is
believed the Court will order the discharge
of the prisoner, thus reversing the previous
decision.
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HORRIBLE.
An Infant Eaten by Rats.

C1xcrxSATI.' November 25-An Evans
Vile, Ind, special says: On Sunday the
family Of Thos. Hughes, living near Spots,
vile, Ky. eighteen miles from here. were
gone from home all day, leaving their in
fspt in charge Of colnred girl. Ths girl
went to a neighbors, leaving the child on
pallet on the floor, and Was also gone all
day. wben-the family returned they found
the child dead and most horribly eaten by
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| 4 forthcoming report of the comp
Of the currency will contain,
. other things, comprehensive ta-
giving by geographical divisionsand
hates, Territories and principal cities
number of State banks, savings
E~. trust and loan companies and
bic bankers of the country, for the
/ INT and two previous years, together
the amount OF their capital and de-
: and the amount invested by them
|lu,d states bonds. The following
giv,S the number, capital and de-
of the private bankers in sixteen
IN t.r1Ysfr,.al pifin-.
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A Lottery Closed.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 2S.-The News
this afternoon announces that the Supreme
Court has reversed the decision legalizing
the Vincennes lottery, which has been
operated for more than year, as a policy
game, and has taken thousands OF dollars
frora the pockets of credulous people.
Officers there closed its business at once
and refunded the money to purchasers oil
tickets for to-day drawing.
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Nfw YoEx, November 2s.-witbost any
csremony man hurriedly spproschsd the
dock at the foot Of sixty.third stsset, Ksst
river, yesterday. and sddresang Two men
who were sitting On plank. said: Good.
bye, boys, I'm going I've lost some money,
good bye" He then msds dash for ths
end oftbe pier and plunged hesdIons late
the liver. His body was recoyefed and
identified - that Of George u. hsoer. sf
gunaio NY
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ACoAL OPERATORS VIEWS.
The Trade Would Not Suner Distress
II all the Iron Mills Wouid Close
Down.

Down.
WILKEsDARRE, Pa, November 2S.-Mr. j.
II. Swayer, one OF the leading coal opera
tors OF the valley, in an interview to-day,
said that the coal trade would not suffer
any appreciable distress IL all the iron mills
in the country should shut down to-mor-
row and remain idle all winter. He said;
The iron mills OF the country consume
little over 100000 tons OF anthracite coal
year when they are in full blast every
where" Mr.. Swayer contended that the
demand for iron the coming year would
not fall much lower than one-fourth OF
what il was this year, and that this weuld
lessen the orders for coal about 10000
tons, which loss would be fully made up
by the increased Western immigration and
the new demand for anthracite created by
new markets. at is calculated" he con.
tinucd, that the demand for coal increases
at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum.
Last year the total production was little
over 2s, 600, 600 tons. and this year it will
reach nearly 30OGlOOO The loss OF l,0U,-
COO tons or 30, brought on by idleneSs In
the iron trade, is more than compensated
for by the increased demand for private
fonsumutiOn," j.
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Iign-
/. stated the violent utteranees of
Ftt, iuhiS speech at Novan, Sunday,
\ been brought under the notice OF
Eoyerument at London.
| q French cabinet yesterday decided
hi an expedition to survey the
\ ceded territory on the Congo and
b upon its resources.
/ thousand petitions, bearing 6I9,-
Eignatures, in favor Of a Sunday
Iy bill for England, have already
offered TO Parliament.
| ring the past twelve months
|ricSn newspapers have been re-
hi by mail In England at the rate
|ere than $1,000 n day, or lO,OOO,OJO
b..
the House Of Commons, yesterday
|ug, the Under Foreign Secretary
\ ht government was most desirOus
hing free navigation on all the
|au rivers.
II Italian Government spends every
fmore than SOO,OOO,OO0 francs in
InG military preparations and only
uOO for instruction, fine arts, az
|urr, industry and trade.
\ sultan has taken away from the
|4>rau monks of Jerusalem a piece
H. that had long been in their pos
b.. and has made a present of it to
Ear at Russia, who wishes TO erect
EuOrial chapeEthere to his mother.
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Serious Snnash.Tp.

PITTSBURGH, November 2S.-Two pa>sen-
ger trains on the Pittsburgh Southern
Railroad collided near Castle Shannon to-
day. Both engines and baggage cars were
badly wrecked. Conductor Barry was hurt
about the back. Several passengere were
slightly injured, but none seriously.
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LnAanR.

sr. LoU1s, November 2S.-Charles Mac
Donald, the man WHO was recently charged
with attempt to blackmail Kate Claxton,
the actress, and who was sent to the WORK,
house as vagrant. was. to-day transferred
to the insane asylum. His minds badly
dcranged.
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Marrow Escape.

ROCHESTER, N Y, November 2S.-The
New York express coming east over the
Auburn brsnch. of the New York Central
ran into draw at Cayuga this morning.
The forward part OF the engine rests on the
deck of a canal boat in the draw. No lives
lost, but had disaster was narrowly avert
ed. Where the blame for careiessneSS rests
is not yet aScertained.
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A WICKED WIFE,
And IN Equally Wicked Husbsnd-Two
Richie Coanty Families wrecked.


Special 10 The Register.
PARKERsBuRG, w. Va, November GA
married man named Taylor, who lives
near Pennsboro, Richie county, ran away
last week with married woman residing
in the vicinity of Cairo. The woman's
husband is employed at Piedmont, and to
avoid the danger of discovery she. left
Cairo on an Eastern bound train ostensibly
for the purpose Of visiting her husband, but
on meeting the west bound express at
West Union she and Taylor boarded that,
and the guilty pair came to Parkersburg,
and the last seen OF them they were enquir-
ing for boat for Pittsburgh. Taylor leaves
wife and four children with a small farm,
which will support them if properly man.
sged. The faithless wife took with her
little girl her only child.
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Senator Davis wedding.

FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., November 2S.-lt is
understood that the marriage of Senitor
Davis has been postponed until March. 1t
is positively stated that it would be cele-
brated this month, but owing to the wish
of the fiancee not to indulge in the excite
ment of q season in Washington it was de-
fprrpd
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snow in the south.
CLEAR WEATHER WANTED.
The Astronomer Ask for the Prayer
of ehe Chm rhe1

The Astronomers Ask for ehe Prayers
Of the Churches.
PHELPs, y. Y, November s.-Professor
Brooks, OF Red House Observatory, in be-
half Of astronomical science and astron-
omers, asks that prayers be offered on Sun.
day next in all the churches for clear
weather on the sixth OF December next, the
date Of the transit OF Venus The solution
OF the sublimest problem known TO science
Is TO be attempted on that occasion, the
opportunity for which will not occur again
for I22 years. Millions of dollars and
months Of valuable time are expended IN
preparation for the great event.
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Rank PresiIeut Goes Up.

SYRACUSE, November 2s.-The second trial
of R Porter Lee, late president OF the First
National bank of Buffalo, for embezzle.
ment. resulted in conviction, and Lee was
sentenced to ten years imprisonment.
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No Foundation.

CHICAGO, November 2s The iron men OF
this city declare there is not particle OF
foundation TO the story recently published
that q Bessemer steel ring exists in the
Nest
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WON creepback Organ.

DUBuQUE, IA. November 2S.-General J.
B. Weaver and Hon. f. H. Gillette, the
well.known Greenback politicians, have
bought the Iowa State Tribune. II is un-
derstood that the paper under their con.
troll will advocate the acknowledgements
marty.
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CIOae.

LrsCoLy, NxR.. November 2s.-The count
OF the vote for Regent of the State univer-
sity shows a majority for Gere, Repueiican,
OF 27e. The Democrats have claimed their
candidate was elected.
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snh.,nntinI Gain.

MApIsox, Wrs., Noyemper S.-Ihe onl-
c;sI state vote on Congressmen is: Demo
cratic. laS. $40; Republican. 81 652i Prohibi-
ton "a Ii6. Democratic plurality 5 Ssyt;
RepublicaD plurality last yesr il,9J1.
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Missing.

RALEIGH. y. c., November 27.-John n.
Bowen, a farmer of this place, is missing.
He left his home on Friday night having
large sum of money in his possession.
He Is believed to have been murdered.
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IMMIGRANTS sWlNDiED.
One Hundred Hungnrians Beat oat OF
m notIar Each.

One Hundred NunEnrfhn< bFdk V"t u
Dollar Each.
g.. NEW YogK, November % One hundred
Hungarian immigrsnts arrived at Castle
Garden Saturday. and were induced by
runners to apply to the employment agency
of lander & Co, No. l6 Greenwich street
for work. Yesterday they filed sftiisvits
with Assistant Snp psrintendent Heinzinann
that lander & ca. had aitem pied 20 sEindie
them. From their afilayits il appears
that each psid to Zlni=r & Co. one dollar
upou the promise of empioyne1t
On railroal a-ir P'tsb1rgh. They
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Recaptured.

.-LDErRorr, November 2s-The persons who
-escapsd from Iona last week, Dan Van Wag-
u er aud Dan Root, were captured at Hol-
land CITY TODAY
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Ner.paper. Beyeotted.

CmcAao, Novembef-2S.=-A Joliet special
says: The Trade and IA3pr Councill has
hoycotted two newspapers Of this city, aud
ali merchants who patronize them. on ac-
count OF denunciatory articles in the pa
pers, directed at the unions.
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WHEELING w. WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1882

only slightlt in brightness from the solar
bow. Its appearance excited much com.
ment among the few whose duties required
them to be'Aut at such an hour, as such a
fine appearance was never Witnessed here
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Hauorsto Marsh.

MONTPELIER, VI, November 2S.-Ihe
State Legislature has passed joint resoin
tidn on the death of the late George r
Marsh. Minister to Italy.
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Srs YolK, November 2s.-Andrsv Kep.
pei, German tailor. residing Of No. 1889
First avenue. while suffering from % ~
tack of deiirium, about hslfpest eight
o'clock this morning jumped iron ths
6fth story window OF bis residence 20 ~
sldeysik. He wss very seriously inturod.
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Yxw Yosx. November 2s.-Ths trial of
the suit cf Attorney Dswson, agsisst The
owner al sbe eIoast tuiIdlsg fos 90. 100
dsmaees for Injuries received 10 falling
through IN open elevator, be- comDsnee1
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MOrtuary.

BAToN RoUGE. November 2S.-General
Andrew S. Heron, ConGressmanelect from
the SiNrh district, died very Suddenly last
night OF heart disease.
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ALuuar Rainbow.

LOUISVILLE, KY. November B.-rais
evening at ; O'Clock, asPiend'd lunar rtih.
bow Nss visible here. the c9l Is varying
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WINTER WEATHER.
Lake Cha mpIain Frozen Owe,

WHITEHALL, y. Y, November 2s.-The
thermometer is degrees above zero this
morning. The ice is two inches thick.
Lake Champlain is frozen over between here
and Crown Point, and navigation Of the
canal is about closed.
ALBANY, November 2S-The canal IL
frozen over. The division superintendent
is running breaks and keeping up DaViga.
ton.
Snow in the South.
RALEIGH, y. C., November 2s.-A snow
storm began here this morning with cold
weather.
PErERsBrRG, Va, November 2S.-The first
snow Of the season fell this morning, and 1t
has been showing ever since with no indi'
cations OF clearing weather.
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THE NEWS.

I New York Academy Of Music
Provided last evening, the occasion
a public meeting To promote sub
fions to the pedestal for BartholdPs
1, of Liberty Enlightening the
III Gov. Cornell, Gen. Hancock,
Inauy other notable citizens were
Int.
.,olored crank from Pittsburgh call
f. Executive Mansion syesterday
lave the nameof Roscoe C0nkllng,
f. he had been sent TO see the Pres
4 ON a most important matter by
Surrr Giltillan. He was informed
a Cabinet meeting was then in
res, when he left.
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AT the change OF every season sluggish
rets of the blood shosld be prsrenfed by
taking irFCEi.
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,ne~.fhs AlarDsl

q Brishfs Disease, Diabetes. os any dissass
OF the Kidneys, jiYtr or urinary orgsns -
Hop BitferS will certainly and lAatingiy
cure ron, snd it 10 the only thing thst viii.
Ersyss. brsin, ssd muscles esin strength
ard tl,c power Of sndprupps ~ usipg
B,o~p's I-os Bifcrx. -