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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-26
THE BROAD WAY
Which Lsadsth to Death and De-
struCtiOn.
A Glimpse at that Part Of the Great Thor
Oughfare Which Runs through
SteubaHylle.
Special 10 The Register.

SrErBESyILLE, August 25.-About ten
years ago a woman calling herself Hattie
Anderson came to this city, and set up ali
establishment on Ross street. She was
woman Of prepossessing appearance and
good dresser, aud for several years flourish
ed like a green bay tree. But after a
while she took to drink, and then
commenced her downward career. She
went from oRe house to another, and final
Iy went to living on Water street, in the
ueighborhood OF what used 70 be termed
Murderer Row.
She was great friend of George Irwin,
who is now serving a ten-yesr.term in the
Peujtsntisry for the murder OF William
Weeus, and this woman was the prime
Cause OF lrwin's present incarceration with
i'm the gloomy walls OF the State prison.
WeeuS was in the act of forcing his way
into Mrs. AndsrSOn's house, when Irwin,
who WAS inside OF the house. shot him,
from the wounds Of which Weems died
IL DAYS after. After Irwin was taken to
COLUMBUS, Mrs. Anderson disappeared, and
bad not been heard from since until few
dsys ago when she turned up IN the role
Of
WOuId.be Suicide
az Youngstown, o whittier il appears that
a few weeks ago Mrs. Anderson married
one James Titus, of Youngstown, repre-.
>enting TO him that she had been divorced
from her former husband, DR.. Anderson,
who resides in Washington county, Pa.
sud whom she left to lead life of shame.
But il appears that she had never been le-
gsl!y Separsted from her first husband, and
when Titus heard this he refused to live
with Der This made the woman despe.
rate, and in her despair on wednesday
afternoon she
1hreW Herself Into the River,
bat was rescued in time to save her wretch.
ri life. When Titus heard that his late
made wife had attempted to take her life
ne said it didn't make any difference t
lin il she did kill herself, as he wouldn't
i've with her any way She has son who
was sent from this city 10 the Reform Farm
several years ago, and who was a pretty
hard case for a youngster 1t is said that
her first husband, DR.. Anderson, is a first
class man in every respect, bat the woman
chose TO lead a wicked life and went from
had to worse until she hoped death would
end her deprayity. She is now being cared
or in Youngstown, but it is altoEether
probable that she will yet put an end to her
career by her own hand.
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WArER WAI1s.


The river was stationary 81 dark less
night, with about three ieet OF Sstsf 10 tns
ch sbnfl.
The EIsips passed up st 10 o'clock yes'
,erdsy morning for Pittsburgh.
The G. w. BsicbsIor left Of II O'Clock
yest.rdsy Tor Psykersburg
The G. ". Anderson. which ssrived 9
this vhsh Yesterday, fsund the Diufnst
ard aground st Posbstsn Rims, With bet
.tsrbos nd Wheel badly damaged. Tbs An
ds,,on assisted her over the finis, vhsa
he M, able 10 make nodefsis hssd dway
heY,elf. coming to this city With one -
zine. She will be repaired st onee.
RycEs LaspIEs. August 3.-kiysf 49,
,.et fight inches and falling. Wsashss
s'esr. TberDonttsf 10 degrees.
BsowssyILLE, Pa, August A-nv0
three feet and stsfionsry. Wseihsf cassA
Tbsrmometsr 70 degrees.
Or CrTY, Pa, August l1-kis0 49,
inches and stationary. Wsssbss psV
cloudy spd warm.
Grirsssoso, Pa, Assust n-hsss sarss
feet ak inches and ststsen0y'
clear.
crxcrssArI, August 7S.-HssS issss
inches ard fallisg Clesr
P,r,xgrse, August 3-Rives u iees"
and fsIlips. Gear sad Plesssnt.
Caro-. AusuA ss-Rirs' y fset snd
fsl,ipg C!ess, thsrmonstss 10 dss'ess.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-26
The 81. Louis Mystery.

ST. LoUIs, No, August 25.-ItiS believed
now that Mary Churchill, the young lady
who disappeared from her fathers house
on Sunday last, has fallen into the hands
Of the same band of blsckmailers that sb-
Quoted Zeralda Garrison and then offered
TO return her for mouied consideration.
This belief is brought about by the fact that
Mr.. a IperS, 81 ice cant driver, saw the girl
on Monday morning abo1t 5 o'clock, riding
in hack with two sporting characters who
are known IS friends of the band that so-
ducteS Miss Garrison from her home. The
police have taken up the clue and are
working like TrOjsns to find the girls hid.
ing place.
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Uhe Labor HnQuiry.

New YORK, August 25.-The Senate Sub
Committee on Labor and Education re-
Sumed its essIOn to-day. Robert Ho ward,
a cotton spinner of Fail River, Mass, gave
a detailed account Of The workings OF the
spinning business in Massachusetts. The
wsges OF spinnsrs, before the organization,
syersged s. 2Oa week. Now they aver
sged $40 80. Nothing of importance was
ELECTED. ard the hearing was adjourned
until Monday.
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Horrible Accident.

WESTON, O., August Esd. Clutts, who
recently worked here, and his brother, c.
Clutts, both miners, were found along the
railroad track near South Charleston
franklin county. with their heads cut com
pletely of. 1t is supposed they had sat
down on the track and gone to sleep, and
were killed By the cars.
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ALMOST A MURDER.
steubenYIIie Has Marrow Escape
From a Tragedy.

Special to the Register.
sTEUBENvILLE, August 25.-This morniBg
about IL o'clock, Jack alias "Reddy" Har-
rison, went into the saloon OF George Sny-
der, on Lower Market street, and com-
mencsd a trade of abuse on Snyder, who
was standing behind the bar. Harrison
Threatened TO shoot Him,
at the same time drawing aud pointing his
revolver. Patsy Mckay, who was sitting
in the saloon, made a grab at the revolver,
which was at that moment discharged, the
ball entering McKay's hand, making an
ugly wound. Snyder ran out the back
door and escaped. Officer Winning was on
the spot in a moment, and together with
one or two men, succeeded with difficulty
In DisaI ming Harrison,
and he was taken to the lookup. Had 1t
not been for Mckay grasping the revolver,
Snyder would have been a dead man. The
cause of the trouble was quarrel between
Synder and Harrison who run chuck
luck" scheme at the Wellburg boat race
last Saturday. and the latter claims that
the former got too much Of the swag as his
share. Harrison, Whose father, a highly
respected citizen, was only buried last
Thursday is now in Jail.
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su.,n... Ems.rr...m.uts.

SPEIXGFIELD. Mhss, August 25.-H. ".
Payne, harness manufacturer, has of ,red
his creditors 10 cents on the dollar. which
amount be hopes to receive from accounts
His Liabilities are about III,
GO. His sto~k is worth 5000, but it l.
mortgsged.
Ros1oE. August % Michael NJ. Fitzger.
AID, currier OF Stsnfhsm, has noi's"d bis
creditors. HIS ii b.iities are 500 M
states he wishe- =, make 81 Assignment Vi
bis property
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WESTERN JUSTICE.
A Murder Quickly Followed by n Lit.
tie Hanging Affair.

OGDEY, UrAH, August 25 Andrew Burt.
City Marshal, and Cbas. Wilkins, City
Water Master, were both shot by negro
about one o'clock to-day. The Marshall is
dead. wilkins was shot through the left
arm, making only flesh wound. A crowd
went to the City Jail and took the negro
from the police and hung him. The
body was then taken down and dragged
through the streets. Great excitment pre-
vailed for some time. Marshal and Viii.
kius were trying to arrest the negro who
was AIMED with a rifle and a revolver. He
shot Burt with the rifle and wilkins
wrenched il from bin, when ne drew his
istol and fired at Wilkins
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Ihrew HerselfInto the River,
TEUTON AND GAUl.
How They Are AnxiOnsIy Eying Each
other.

PARIS, August 25.-A Frankfort CORE
spondent telegrsphs the following:
Il is believed here, should General Thi-
bsulin carry out his expressed intention of
snlivenlng the French autumn manRuvres
oy experiments in the way of mo
Dilizing any portion OF the army,
that, in addition 10 the Fifteenth German
army corps of Alsace and Lorraine, which
are practically on permanent war footing,
the Eleventh army corps, the b. sdquarters
Of the divisions of which are at Frankfort,
Cassel apd Darn stadt. will be modified as
feature in the German autumn
mann nvres.
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SuddSD Death.

WNYNEsEURG, Pa, August 25.-Lsst even
ing DR.. George B. Patton, son of DR.. Pat
ton, denust, of Pittsburgh. and son.in law
of Hon. George Sellers, of this place died
very suddenly. He had been drinking
freely for several days past and it is sup.
lowed his teeth. lie leaves young wife
and one child.
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Killed BY q Horse.

SARAHsyILLE, O., August 25.-Mr. Wm
BuCkev. cne Of the oldest and most pro n
'nent citizens of Guernsey county, aud at
one time q member of the board Of In II N
sry directors OF this county, was kGked
by vicious horse on THURSDAY, AMI w.s
injured so severely that he died short v
afterEsTd
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A Critical Condition.
mRusfIers" az Work;

TUCsox, A. T., August 25.-Yesterday.
six miles south of Clifton, A. T., an express
wagon loaded with Cinnamon was attacked
10y three ''rustlers." The Cinnamon re.
'urned the fire and mortally wounded one
Of the assailants. Four Chinamen were in
jured. two fatally. The robbers succeeded /
In reIfinr i2l0-
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John sherman nj FtndIay

FISDLAY, O., Au ust 25.-H N. John
sherman delivered a speech here Ibis after
noon before q large gathering of Repu ,
licans aud Demo Gratis, also. The issues If
1he campsign were thoroughly d scusse !.
His remarks were we'll received, being ia.
terruPted, repeatedly, by enthusiastic ap-
plause
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GAS EVERYWHERE
In aud Around the Booming Town OF
WelIsburg-New improvements
SnerinI fn fhe Renisfer

Special 10 the Register.
WELLsBURG, W. Va, August 25.-Wells.
burg and vicinity is enjoying boom now.
the like of which was never before ex-
perienced.
Our citizens are adopting the use OF
natural gas for light and fuel as fast as
three plumbing establishments can arrange
it.
Harvey d Bro.
will soon be ready to put their recon
structed paper mill in operation. Steam
was roised on Friday and the water tanks
filled with water.
The well being bored at S. Georges pa.
per mill for gas is down seven hundred
feet. Recently the workmen have made lit
tie progress drilling owing the hardness OF
A Strata of Rock
they struck, which made the drills dull
very rapidly.
A movement is on foot to sink a we'll for
gas in Lazearville. Quite a number of
new dwellings are being erected in the
thriving village Of Lazearyille.
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MONEY Making Scheme.

LONDON. August 25-The inquest on the
twelve bodies of children found in an un-
dertskers establishment at Bermondsey,
shows The bodies have been deposited with
the undertaken for burial by the parents of
the CHILDREN; but slthough the cost of in
ternent has been paid him, the undertaken
neglected 20 bury the bodies.
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ni.finrni.h Yi.ifnrs-

NEW YoRK, August 25.-Among the pas
ssngers by the Elbe, which arrived this
morning, were party of German members
Of Parliament, military officers, university
professors, bankers and representatives Of
The leading journals Of Germany, who are
invited to be present at the opening cere-
monies Of the Northern Pacific railroad.
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A GANG OF R0UGHS
In n Drunken Brawl At McCoy'a Sta
tion-Ohieers Of Jastice Parttc iPAte.

tiOn-Ohicers Of Jasttce Participate.
Special 10 the Register.
Nc CoY's STATION, O., August pa gaBg
OF New Cumberland roughs who have been
cursing this place with weekly visits were
on hand for a fracas as usual last Saturday
evening. They seemed to come for no other
purpose than to create a disturbance, and
their drunken orgies put all decency TO
shame. A beer saloon is the attraction
which draws them here, and il this hell
hole is not closed soon We will have a mur.
der of the first class Even some OF the
officers of justice from New Cumberland
come here 10 stake their thirst for the ar.
dent and help on IN brutal fights and in.
decent exhibitions The comr- unity will
be PREF ared for them the next time they at
tempt 10 create such riot as they did
when ere last.
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kiek ed hH HnrSA-

NkwToS., O., August % Mr. A. Morris
\ young farmer near here, le, his hors 4.
loose in q pasture lot, and the animai
whirled around and kicked him in the
Morris las not Deen able to speak sincs
spd Ss canrot lscQYer,
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EAllfainn

New ORLEANS LA, August 25-A COL
lision is reported between two freigh,
trains on the Louisville & Nashville road
sc Chefmenteur bridge. Conductor Jones
snd tso brskemen were badly injured.
Trains and mails are delayed.
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TORRENTS OF WATER
which Cloud Burst Prscipitated ON
an Arizona Town.
a IA Rsnialar

Special TO the Register.
CHICAGO, August 25.-A telegram from Tue
son, A. T., says: A courier in from Florence
says that late Tuesday evening an ominous
looking cloud burst with great fury on the
ridge of the mountains northeast Of the
King Mine. The water divided on the
ridge, part Of it going on the north side and
part on the south side,
Doing Great Damage
to the town.
A miner by the name of ODonnell was
washed away with his cabin, and his body
was found fifteen miles distant. The Mon
arch of the Seas was filled with water and
rocks; likewise the shaft Of the Blk mine.
The men were hoisted out in great haste.
The property of the King remains intact,
and its houses suffered no loss The mill
is running steadily, without prospects OF
any cessation.
Great BOuIders
weighing twenty tons were washed and
ripped from the mountain sides and hurried
into the road beneath as if they were but
marbles or rubber balls. The rOadways
are pretty badly wrecked. Outside OF
ODonnell no deaths were reported.
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MnndRrRd.

MACON, Mo, August 25.-George Stewart
shot and killed Walter Tracy yesterday.
The murder grew out of a refusal on
Trscy's part to live with Stewards, sister,
whom Stewart compelled Tracy 10 marry .
few weeks ago, Stewards sister having
alleged seduction. Stewart escaped.
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MARK TWAIN.
He Appear In Court In n Character.
i.tIr way.


ELxIRA. y. y August 25.-Msrk Twain
came down from his Quarry Hill farm yes.
,erdsy in response 10 summons 20 attend
upon a commission IN the suit at law be-
tween Captain C. c. Duncan, Of New York,
and the Times. The suit is for an alleged
libel contained in an interview purportins
10 have been had with Mark Twain by re-
porter OF the Times. Tho interview did
refer 10 Captain Duncan in the most com
plimentsry way. Mr.. Twain had two law
yers with him.
Mr.. Twain
Sat Very CDmpesedIy
in an armchair, occssionslly putting at his
cigar. He gave his sBswer in that calm
and deliberste manner for which he Is so
admired. He held q slip which contained
the alleged libel, and went over II, sen tie ace
by sentence, almost line by line, telling
what be had sad and what he had not said.
He con nfessed that be had used the express
sion animated fatulence," but not In the
sense set forth in the resort. In fact there
was very little in the interview that ar.
Twain would father. Some Of the express
sions used, he aid. were
EnttPeIy Yiefittsua
He wassan eIcursionist on the ship Quaker
City, that went 10 the Holy Land among
other pisces. and Captain Duncsn was the
presumed captain OF the craft He thought
that Captain Duncan on oae or tv1 occa-
sions hsd not used the authority that he
was entitled TO use. He did not remember
that be had ever used the term "head
waiter in connection with Csp'sin Dan
can, and he certainly bore him . o III ~ J.
Once or tuice, he sverred, the Captain had
stirred him up o little. Captain Duncan
had lectured Oh Temperance occasionally,
spd in one lecture he bad tsken OCCASION
10 say that Mr Twain. when he applied for
passage on the Quaker City excursion, had
represented himself a.
A Baptist Misister In III Health,
from San Francisco. In another temper.
snoe lecture Mr. Twain said that Captain
Duncan claimed that when Mr.. Twain
csme to him bis Mr.. Twain'sl breath va
laden with the fumes Of . very poor qusi'
i'y OF whisky. Mr.. Twain professed 70 os
ss;opishsd that Captain Duncan eo1,a
Judge so we'll and remember 90 hitnfaiy
for ten years the quality OF bis breath.
Part II The duty OF the com mission - ~
10 ascertain whether Mr.. T.ain of tns
Tines is responsible for the alleged hoeL
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Chirdreps Day NJ Chautauqun.

CHAUrAUQuA, August 25-This is chill.
dren's day at Chautauqua- The last devo-
tional n Getting of the season was held this
morning, and the exercises Was very i'm
pressIve. At IL A N. H. 4. Williams, OF
New York, gave a reading and recitation.
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Degraded Commupitx

put nearly all the late murders have bee,
tcm mltted 90 account Of a certain matt
ismlIy ieuds. except one. which osrsn.
10y has assumed different csusss
mere are too many good citizens Of h. MI.
use county who slll unjustly be morti.
ned by the publica ton of Eearheniss 80 -.
4ers within that territory. Ii iu,tsIb.n
ems that these unfortunate orr,--s,,ss,
@Appened In a SparseIy settled section .D5
y lhst way the enormity Of the c-;m.is
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Killed by a saloon Keeper.

TOLEDO, August 25.-Christian Dlsner,
proprietor Of a Ss oon in the Fifth ward,
last night shot snd instantly killed Corbin
Caswell, of Wood county. Csswell with
others bad become quarrelsome and at
tackled Dusner.
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The Irish NaIIopal Ieaxue.

LONDON, August 25.-The II Sd National
League Of Great Britain holds ITS cOnven-
Ilon IN Leeds On September p. Mr.. Par
nell will probably preside.
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Advice Gar Eranee

ROME. August 25.-The Direttc points
out to France that her fatal blindness has
leit nothing undnne to alienste the friend
ship OF Spain, Iisly and England aut
hopes she will repair her faults and avert
psr'is ' hich beset her.
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Ea,t End ReVeIFy.

Miss Annie Hall gave a peasant recep-
ton Friday evening toa nnmber Of her
finer dS al heI pleasant home on l9tn street,
East End. Dancing cards and various 80
ciaI diversions were each and all employed
10 while away a pleasant evening, the
psrty adjourned when the chimes indica-
ted the hour when grave yards yawn, aud
proclaimed the hour for parting. which the
party reluctantly did after thanking their
fair b. sfess for her hospitality and cour-
resy. During the evening refreshments
were served
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ThRChOlePA.

ALEXANDRIA, August 25-There we're
twenty six deaths from cholera yester lay,
among the number being three British
soldiers. Two hundred deaths occurred
elsewhere in Egypt
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Killed iu a DBRI.

PARIS, August 25.-In duel a. Lissa, near
fosan, between two captains Of the German
army ore received shot in b a5iom-
men and died the same afternoon.
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SPORTING NOTES.
sexton Wins Again.

SAN Francisco, August 25-Sexton won
the match of q thousand points in twelve
innings, Schaefer scored With score Of
seven hundred and thirty. The highest
run was four hundred and thirty-one, made
bY SChaefer.
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SoRyoLK, VA. August 25-Io . street
fight among workmsn Charles Jonas VS.
killed with q picksIs. Tbs disturbsscs
vas ,oon sfterwaId qusl!sd sod suist vas
f,stored
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OiIlNeRr ZnntsYilIe.

ZAxEsvILIE, o., August 25.-A rich vein
If lubricating OF was struck at depth Of
thirty feet, fifteen miles down the river
yesterday. 1t is flowing rapidly.
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The WAR IN TCNQuIN.
Seven Hundred AnnamItes Killed.

PARIS, August pa telegram received
by the Ministry of Marine from Saigon to-
day, announces that the French lombard
ed and captured the forts and batteries at
the mouth OF the Hue river, after a bril-
liant land attack. The operations occurred
on the 18th, 10Th and 2Otb.
Seven Hundred Annamites
were killed during the engagements. The
DnIy casualties suffered by the French
we're several men slightly wounded. The
Eunbosrs Viper and Lynx entered the
IhuaaR passage. The French Admiral
granted q truce, and blockade has been
declared.
Harmand. the French Civil Commission
er to TCnquin, has gone 10 Hue, the capital
oi Annsm, to negotiate with the Annamite
Court, which is greatly alarmed a: the
move N, nts Of the French.
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The Mashroom Heir

to so many millions OF wealth. Mr.. Dss-
mopd has placed bis case in detectiye,'
hands and proposes To bring the gay young
foreigner 10 justice il be can be found Toe
detectives have slight Clew in the fact that
Heas was seen by one OF his intimstss on q
Fall River Line Loaf bsund for New YORK
To this friend Haas said he should be at the
Asior House for few days. The detec
lives have ssrertainEd tnat he did not z TO
he Astor House but further than that
know nothing of his whereabouts
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YeIIow Fever Record,

HAVANA, August 2j.--There were thirty
TWO destDs from yellow fever in Havana
during the past week.
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gxx g.pyoEp, MAS, August 2o.,-rhe
v.rbt N,st,ry hes been towed IN herr
q. "a On IN. tonom 0. the bsrbor 500
vii b. h,rieI up 80 a. 70 be iesn sti'y
y ter % IL {,
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Lowering the Record.

HARTFORD, Conn, August 25.-William
Rockfeller's double team, Clara and Inde.
per dence, trotted at Charter Oak Park to-
day for a record, making the mile in 2:l62.
Their preYious record was 2:lSA.
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Have Been Taken In

for sums ranging from 500 to 81 900 each,
and il IS also now known that he has opsr
atsd quite extensively in New York, Gin.
cinnaii, Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City.
Denver, ard other places. During his stay
here he put up at the best hotels and pick.
ed his associates from the wealthy young
bloods and the solid men OF Boston, man.
aging in some instances TO break through
the crust Of Boston excl usiveness and min
gle to some extent among the representf
lives Of blue blood. There are one or two
railors. q wine merchant, and cigar house
Low mourning the sudden departure Of
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-THAr poor bedridden, invalid wife, sis
ter. mother or daughter, can be made the
picture Of heslth tSt fex bottles OF Hop
Bitters Will you let them suffer? Then
% easily cured
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Election FOrDepu,IeS.

ALEXANDRIA, August 25.-Ths Khedive
mss issued an order that elections be h,ld
Tor deputies in September.