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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

IT IS SPRING. RESURRECTION OF MA.
lures latent forces s taking place. Like the world
around You. renew your complexion, nvigorate your
powers. cleanse the channels of life. Ayers Sarsaps-
rilla is the means to use for this purpose.
rs YOUR HAIR TURNING GRAY AND GRAD
ualiy falling outs Halls Hair Remover will restore
to Its original color. and stimulate the follices To
produce new and luxuriant growth 1t also ceanses
the SCALP eradicates dandru, and is most agreeable
aud harmless dressing. mhl
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IrssELL's Ice CREAM AMI Charlotte Russo.

WASHINGTON p cent Express Co. Baggage ant
Parcels. OficeS 4Sl Pennsylvania avenue, and 1905
+ street
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
March I. 1883.

ptFiCk OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. I
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March I. 1883, $50 a. m.
forNew England and the mEidle Atlantic states
warmer fair weather, lower barometer, winds
mostly from south to west
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CITY ITEMS.

Praise 10 UnstinteA
concerning the enects Of d.. Buli's Cough syrup,
which costs OIL - ceufA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

JUST RECEIVED, complete line OF shape novelties
Tor adye tfserS. Morrison Duval, Publishers, sos
and 500 street northwest
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New SrR1se STYLES.

W. NJ. SINISTER l. SONS.
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
STREET SUITINGS IN CHECKS AND P1AIDS To
MATCH. ~
SILKS IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
BRoCADE Ep OTTOMAN SILKS AT q. IN ALL
COLORS. FOR SPRING AND SUMMER,
INDIA PONGEE IN NEW STYLES.
EMBROIDERED SATINE DRESSES
FANCY SATINES IN ENDLESS VARIETY
OUR STOCK OF sATINES IS PERFECT. AND THE
STYLES FIRST CLASS.
THE BEST GRos GRAIN SILK FOR q. 50 EVER
OFFERED GALL SHADES.)
SPANISH LACES. SASH RIBBONS.
PARAvsso sfsI AND SUN UMBRELLAS IN GREAT
WHITE EMB. P0NGEE. EMB. BATIsTE AND
ONE PRICE.
W. II. SINISTER SONS,
80 PENNSYLVANIA AvANUE.
n. B.-The best 10 the cheapesk M
uOREHOUND AND ELEOAMPANE DROPS
IL Just received fresh supply Of these inyaluaha
Drops. They AFFORD immediste relief "a al cosea ~
Throat or Lung Trouble, Coughs. Colds Ho0xsonaaS.
&c. Hall ID. packets, 26c. Try then.
ARTHUR NATTANs, phaxmacisk
"a lAth and / tn ana =. and - Ana Das. d. =.
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OK 00A-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAF
SpOsVVV REWARD.

%O.OUV REWARD.
Whereas Thomas Edmonston, my crest grandfather
fwho married Sarah Ofutt 1743). gave 1776 ninety
nine years lease Of lands. 262 to $50 in Caverton
Msnor, to his nephew-one Beal These lands were,
1922 in possession Notely YOUNG whose title of lease
hold among the unprotected titles handed to three
u g Commissioners Thomas Beall. = Forrest, =
White-whose report, forwarded by the Secretary Of
Treasury to q. s. Congress. 1905 states they were
These leased lands 262 $50 acres were and
lands Entire report Of Commissioners and titles
session Of said Commissoners in 1908 handed the
u, s 1893 Gee conErsssona Soarnals and now TeaiR
having lapsed the so fee title to said lands n holdings
male heir myself. !under Maryland isws. 100 Years
ago) l. individually, offer reward, So, GOO for an
necessary assistance in obtaining full knowledge aud
copies Of the 99year lease and records handed u. S.
Congress in 1913, which among archives of o.
s.. Address SAMUEL B. EDMONSTON,
1926 TIA N. 9th street, st. Louis. Mo
MADAM ROSS. THE LONG-EsTABLIsHED RE-
w liable C1airyoyant and Astrologist. gives better
eatisfacOn in all affairs of life than any one in the pro-
fesson tells the past present and future desny Gives
advice and assistance all matters sppertaining to
business. love and matrimony. ALL TROUBLE CALL.
I'd street, above street northwest. a13
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INJUNCTION AGAINST WESTERN UNION DENIED
The motion OF William 8. Williams for an in1unc-
tion to restrain the Western Union telegraph COM
pany during the tendency of this action from
stock of the defendant company, issued under
agreement OF January 10. 1881, to the stockholders
OF that corporation, was yesterday denied In New
York.
Annie Morgan, colored woman, gave birth to
child in the Baltimore court house yesterday
while awaiting trial on the charge of larceny.
Hank Monk, Horace Greeley's famous stage
driver, died yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

ART SALH.-The sale Of paintings &C DowlihS's
0il be continued tlInOrrOw It II q. ID. and q
- and also at 80 O'Clock In the evening, so as 10
eve parties al opportunity who cannot attend
e day sales Il wa possibly Dc the last chance
- purchase from GhtS 0us collection.
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Bosrox CucuMBERs
Boston Tomatoes
Boston Lettuce
Philadelphia CaponA
Fresh Salmon.
Fresh ScaIopa
Cysters, ETC.. 1t
PALACE MARKET.
Jas FRANK J. TIBBETS.
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PERSONAL.

WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO FOUND THE
Nv lsdys pocketbook with $40. IS and other change,
few MINUTES t. later in car No - street line going
northwest gentleman got cut 14th street northwest)
please leave the same at the Star Office and obge the
owner. lis
DR1VATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
No. 804 STREET NORTHWEST,
Reliable information furnished IN all cases: consul
tanon free will call at residence when requested all
business strictly confidential
film MCDEVITT, FLINDER MCELFRESH.
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
- SIMON IM1RIE
VIII present the same on or before the 18th day OF
March, ID. 1885, at my law Office, No. COL st n. w.
w. PRESTON WILLIAMSON,
flI-2W Assignee
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FUNERALS IN WEST WAsHINGTON-The funer al
OF the late Benjamin F. RittenhOuSe took place
to-day at O'Clock, from his late residence corner
SOth and streets, the Rev. 8. Fl. Howe, pastor of
the West-street Presbyterian church, offlciating.
The pall-Dearers were the sons and sOns-in-law OF
the deceased The interment was at Oak Hill
cemetery. The funeral OF the late Francis N
Barbarin took place from Oak Hill cemetery Chapel
this afternoon, at O'Clock, and was largely at
tended The services were conducted by Revs A
X stuart and DR.. Lindsay, Of the Episcopal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

GOLD-FILLED curb chains, So; Rogers teaspoons,
g.; periscOpic glasses, 81, at Prgg'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

Z" Rough ON RatS.n
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, fleS ants bed
ougs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c. Druggists
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PETITION FOR DIvORCE-Elizabeth Jones to-day,
Dy w. b. Duhamel, filed petition for a divorce
from James ii. Jones and for the appointment of q
receiver to collect rents and for an Injunction to
prevent him from interfering, and for permanent
alimony. They were married September 9Th. 1892
and she charges that he has become an habituai
drulkard has treated her with cruelty, and has
been In the Police Court for disorderly conduct
and has threatened TO kin her, and driven her
from home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

Our Satteens at &c.,, Worth 4Oc.,
Are selling fast Excelsior s04 eth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

"Alderuey Dairy WaGons0
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered In h-lb. ward" prints. CSC. per 10
&C. per Of Cream, i5c pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

TrindeFss LactO PhOxhate Of Lime and
Cod Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat,
breast and lung affections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

Il neglected, often attacks the lungs Brown I
Bronchial TrOches give sure ana almost immediate
relief. Sold only in boxes. Price Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

THE AMERICAN ALMANAC and Treasury Of Facts
Tor 1883, and Madame Demorrest'S Portfolio of
Fashions, Spring. 1888, at john G. Parker's 617 and
N9 18th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

Hecker's Baking Powder
Is perfect in every respect, healthful thoroughly
reliable, uniform In strength, and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

917 r street, says: 81 have received great beneI
from the use OF Browns Iron Bttters."
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An LON S0cIABLE-The third annual socIa BILE
o! the independent Order OF Mechanics given at
Abner's hall last evening. was largely attended
The committees having charge OF the affair COM
prsed Nessrs. ID. q. Eichelberger, W. I. Seward
H. A. Scaggs, g. Z. Hilton, j. A. Williamson, F. E.
Hoffman, j. W. kiiwell, Paul Heser, c. T. Ray.
Peter Hahn, Rudolph Giesler. Floor managers
Z. B. Greaves, W. Il. Riley, II. l. Gessford, A. R
Cntcr, J. A Ttyerney and W. r. Walker.
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Excelsior
Dry Goods Store, SO4 7th street.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
We offer the bet
BLACK AND coLoREp SILKS
At 81 and sl.25
In the city. Finer grades in Black at
ATTRACTIVE FIGURES.
TYLER L CHEWING.
f26 sIs 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
w ooDwARD & LorHRor,
THREE YEARS
wASHIN GTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

A Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, ana is also
q preparation unequalIed for the eradication OF
dandrun.
The superiority OF urnett's Flavoring Extracts
consists In their purity and great strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-01

I'VE Olden TimC.,s
Hub Punch is made like the punch of "ye olden
Gime," and eclipseS all hastily made punches.
Sold by grocers and druggists.
LANDLORDS
Perfumes, Edenia and Marechal Mel rose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-05
Two Persons Crazed by Fright.

sNNt k'tti'l...'.'t- 10 -A'st'tr''
Nj. Abraham Smith, residing in Hardy
county, died a short time ago and was
buried. While he was sick brother, who
settled in the West twenty-five years ago,
was written to, and he determined to pay
the sick man a visit. Recently Mr.. CASH
day. and lady, living near, were sitting
in the dead mans house, when the door
was abruptly opened and 3 gentleman
walked in. The parties looked up and be-
held what they supposed TO be the
resurrected body of the dead man.
With a shrek the lady fell in spasms,
while the dszed eyes and hsggard laugh on
The fuce of CaSsiday showed too plainly
reason had fed. The stranger proved TO be
the brother of the deceased man, which he
explained TO the others present; but Mr..
CsssIiay and the lady in sPaSms could not
b. nsCe to under t4nd. Tle-e btilg no
probability OF the recovery Of Mr.. CIssi-
day, lie was sent to the insane asylum at
Weston, and il is feared that the lady Will
also have to be sent there, as there Is but
Mite s,gn Of her recovering her reason per-
.EItir
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-05
FOUND AT LAST.
Mary Churchill an Attendant i'm an
Indianapolis Asylum.

IxDG,xAroLIs, November As result
of the recent publications in the papers OF
this city of the probability that Mary
churchill, the missing St. Louis girl, was
in Indianapolis, tLe fact developed this
aftt rnuon that young woman answering
her description has been an attendant at
the Insane Hospital since September 9th,
and il is low believed it is she beyond
doubt.
Late yesterday afternoon sine asked to
come TO this city TO get check caShed
which had been given TO her by the super
intendent, and was granted permission to
remain in the city over Sunday with some
Of he other lady attendants who accom-.
p,ntd her. After she left a.picture of Miss
Chr rrchill was shown 10 the matron, who
at once recognized it as Miss Lockwood.
She is in the city tonight, but can not be
located.
A st Louis special says: Thomas J.
Gallagher, the well known sporting editor
OF tie Globe Democrat, who has been
wor king the Mary Churchill case continu.
ousiy' for months past, finally located the
sirl Yesterday in q insane asylum three
miles from indianapolis, where she has
been working in the laundry since Septem-
ber 4,h, under the name Of Jennie Lock
vOCd. Gallsgher had long interview
with her last night, but did not learn why
she left home, nor whether she will re-
tmn. Htr leaving home, however, was a
voluntary act. She went alone, and all the
theories about her elopement and marri-
age, or being in any way connected with
any gentlem men, were al wrong.
Colonel Churchill, the girls father left
for Indianapolis to-day, and further de-
We opments will follow his seeing her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-05
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

-. Nswhall fire recalled by lawsuit.
10, among factory hands at New Haven.
wnr Governor Cleveland opposes Grady.
r,s romantic marrisge of Ben Hills
n.,Ce.
,xou'l.be masher thrashsd by Chicago
le.ks.
rro louisville lawyers indulge in 8
a,,i,ua ash',
,rsrempt to swindle a st. Louis bank
cs.y,r.y prevented.
More abou, the Rowell family tragedy at
P,,,yis New York.
The missing New Haven lady, Miss Rund-
r.,, found by her sister.
shooting sfrray between rival sports
men a, Sweet Springs, Va.
father fads his son, after eleven years
,.,-ch. in a New England town.
ACh;caso woman who committed polig-
,ny in q systematic way in trouble.
smull, the horse thief, still fasting and
confident that he can go fifty days without
.oOi.
4 death by lynchins looming up before
rs-penie-, the supposed murderer of Zura
PuirS.
The missing Mary Churchill identified as
~ a te-Gant in an Indianapolis insane
,sy!um.
A big scandal is likely to be developed in
t,s 5. C,airsyille court through Martins
Ferry suit.
one OF the alleged rioters at Seiberts
ga-:,r. last summer, surrenders and pleads
not eul.ty.
\ -.ot between blacks and whites at
Ia.vi.!e. Va, five negroes are killed and
nary wounded.
4 forecast OF the result tomorrow in
Pennsylvania made by an able and far
seeiyg political prophet.
tie Virginia campaign. \ Malone can
;ta,e called thief. The effect Of Gov
e,ror Cameron's fiery speeches.
A rrmor that an expedition is forming
n the United States TO invade Cuba and
rb,rate that island from Spain.
Ayouug woman seduced by negro and
compelled under threats OF exposure TO
marry him, sles for divorce in Cleveland.
A Pennsylvania 0lasphemer paralyzed
erd blinded while uttering imprecations
that his most hardened companions shud'
Gsr,d to hear.
Arssume Of the weeks trade. The num-
t,r q business failures falling oil. The
.!ue o. grains advancing and the visible
.Opr,y on the decrease.
President Arthur on to morrow's cleo
ton in Virginia. Republican success in
the Presidential campaign hinges upon
Upon Mahone's defeat or victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-05
GONE OF THE FINEST"
A Drunken New York Policeman Beats
Man to Death.

New YORK, November 4.-Policeman
William Conroy, Saturday night, brought
into the Twenty-first precinct station
house as prisoner Peter keenan,, a furni-
ture mover, thirty-four years old. Kee-
mans head was covered with blood flowing
from cuts caused By the policemsn's
club, and in the abdomen was an
ugly bullet wound. keenan, was removed
to the hospital, and died soon after. Po.
liceman Conroy stated that he arrested
Keen an for being drunk and disorderly:
that q mob assaulted him, and ne was
obliged TO use his club and revolver in self
defense. Conroy was placed under arrest.
From information received by detectives,
and the statements of witnesses at the Cor
oner's preliminary examination, it appears
that Conroy had been drinking heavily,
and that in a liquor saloon at No. 366 East
Thirty.sixth street he assaulted several
persons without cause, and finally attacked
keenan,, who was quietly standing at the
bar, interfering neither with the police
man nor any one else. After shooting
him, he without warning dragged him
from the saloon and clubbed him long
after he became unconscious. Conroy has
made several contradictory statements
about the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-05
MISS RuNDLETT HEARD FROM.
The New Haven Music Teacher Who
Disappeared nj Her Sisters Home.

Disappeared nj Her Sisters Home.
MANCHESTER. n. H., November 4.-Estel-
Ia J. Rundlett, the New Haven music
teacher who disappeared from that city on
II ursday last, reached the home OF her
sister, Mrs McCollom, in West Gotistown,
or Tuesday.
The first known by her relatives that she
wsS missing was on Saturday, when a dis.
patch was received from Newport, VT,
Saying that an insane lady was at the hotel
there, from whom il wss gathered that
she was a relative Of Mrs. McCollom,
arl that Ler name was Rundlett
H,r brother went 20 Newport from
this city on Monday and found the g,r!
still lahorirg under the same fear OF viO-
lenoe expire sSed by her at New Haven. Sne
could give no account OF how sae came to
Newport, snd had only vague idea OF
!esvirg New Haven.
Since her arrival at West GofistoSn she
has been more quiet. but is still unable TO
give any account of herself. Tie stories
81 e ;old concerning her father were the
results of her insanity. Her father Was
a we'll. known resident of New Bedford in
lSS0.
Miss Ruudlett was never known to have
been sillicted in this way before, and her
re. overy from this attack is considered
p,sb-hIa. There is no indication that she
has ST ffe:ed any violence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-05
CAUGHT AT LAST.
Faulkner, the Countsrfsltsr, Taken
Into Custody.
A Detectives Clever Ruse Slips the Hand
cuffs Upon III, Most Desperate and
Notorious Of Western
Counterfeiters.

EVANSVILLE, Nov. i.-Coiner alias Faulk.
rer, alias ever so many names, has been
captured in Frenchtown, Harrison county,
Ind. He was
The Chief and Leading spirit
of the counterfeiters Of this district and
lived near Frenchtown in los house built
very much like fort. 1t had holes chink-
ing out all around, and while Faulkner
worked on the manufacture OF the coin, his
wife stood guard. Immediately after the
arrest OF the Pikesyille gang, X. d. Hobbs,
the detective, known as Doc Henderson,
went to Frenchtown and TO the house OF
Faulkner to whom he told the raid, ani
said that he Hobbs was the
Only Man 10 Escape.
He wanted to hide few days. Faulkner
readily took him in, and explained all his
PROCESS 10 Hobbs, who proiessed 10 be an
experienced COunterfeiter. On Saturday
Fsulser went 10 Frenchtown TO get some
Evansville papers, TO find out the extent
of tie raid. Hobbs pretended he was
going for bottle OF whisky, followed him,
and. lodging behind fences and trees. saw
HIM enter store. Hobbs ran in, and pre-
sentirc revolver al Faulkner's head, or
d,rod BIN TO
Throw Up his Hands.
The cuffs were put on and deputy
marshal took him in charge. Hobbs hur-
ried ack to the house, calling to Mrs.
Faulkner to bring the shotgun as he ran.
She, thinking her husband was in danger,
Gid rs ne bid, End when she reached Hobbs
lave him the weapon. lie clapped the
cuffs on her before she knew what he was
M to, and this morning brought the couple
down TO this city, where they made con.
necti.ns and went to indianapolis.
Faulkner Made CONS
from ten cents in silver to twenty dollars
IN gold, and so perfectly that he said him
sell II. Was not afraid 10 go into bank
with Ihent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-05
Tucker Couniy's Need.

Tucker county needs a railroad, but the
ecpnty is not able to build one, and we do
not know whether We would advise her to
onl'd one if she was. Tucker county is
tich enough in minerals and timber, and
mas the soil to pay any capitalists who are
s0ie TO put up a railroad from Rowlesbur2
up Ch'at river, by st. George, 10 some
lIihi on the West Virginia Central Rail
lCS'' IL would not take such great outlay
81 money to build such a rosd, besides
l "Iu!a pass through as good paying 8
'uh ny i0T railroad as there is in the
S'a'e. There are railroads now being built
'Efoueh counties in this State that do not
E'r Cn"-hsli the advantages, or pay capj-
,s!!siS IS ttIs ,Oad would if once built,
nov: Tor those parties who are wanting 20
Iuh iof congress or some otLer fat office,
20 HSi I loom. let them come this wav
sfn NJ rs'iIosd through a country that
WI Sit!d millions TO the stockholders
E"i' i SI' e'me rushing at once, but don't
Ia! to come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-05
STRICKEN DOWN.
A Pennsylvania Blasphemsr SUD.
denly Paralyzsd
While Uttering Curses and lmprecations
That the Most Hardened Of His
Companions Shuddered to
Hear.

ERIE, November 1.-The people OF Nc
kean tOwnsip, few miles from this city,
are in a state of commotion over the case
Of James Thompson, who was instantly
deprived Of all sensation yesterday and
taken to the County Aimshouse this morn
ipg. Thompson's has been strange
career, and though little is known con.
cernipg his life, 1t is currently believed q
record OF what he has passed through
would constitute
Ayolume Of Thrilling Interest.
OF American parentsge, he was born near
Naples, Italy, the son of q sailor distin-
gui, he'd for gallant deeds in the second
war with Great Britain. When eleven
wears old be ran away from home, deter.
mined to adopt a sailors life, concealed
himself in the hold OF ship about to
weigh anchor, and was carried out to sea.
Since then he has been on every ocean
end experienced scores of hair breadth
escapes, on two occasions being wounded
in engagements with
Pirates on Chinese waters.
Twelve years ago Thompson came to Erie
county, married and settled in a lonely
place in the woods OF Mexican, living so
EeCuilar lie tnHt tnS simple CuuuITy peo
pie regarded him with feelings OF awe, his
ejsculations, the cuttings of many Ian.
guages and stern demeanor, impelllng
them to believe him foreigner seeking
secusion from the world, man having
urcent reasons for wishing his identity 10
remain unknown. When excited
His Wrath Was Terrible,
and few dared TO remain within earshot
while ours, : and imprecations that made
even the most hardened Mexican man shud-
der, were being pronounced. Yesterday
morning trivial incident threw
him into passion, and words
more blasphemous than ever before
hes56 before rolled from his fluent tongue
as he strobe about fairly dancing in an ex-
cess of passion. Suddenly the impious
phrases ceased, and Thompson fell as
though stricken by thunderbolt lying
unable tn move a muscle.
sight Was Also Destroyed.
Supers;itiUus and devOut people hook upon
the calamity ss heavenly punishment, a
fearful warning for others TO avoid SHINING
as Ihom rson had done. Physicians, how
ever regard it as an unusual case of paral'
ysis brought on by lifetime of exposure
and reckless living, accelerated by the in
tense excitement he was lsbor!ng under
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-05
HIS TWENTY SEVENTH DAY.
SmuiI StiII Confident That He Can
Past Ftffy Days.

EasToY, "a, November Peter c.
Smull, in a letter with the Argus pub
lished yesterday, says: To-day Is the
werty.seventh day since ate morsel
Of food, and il keep my health, it W l! be
twer,y.th three days more till parteSe of
my proposed bill OF fare" He manllesi
considerable hostility against New York
dru, mcr named Schooley, who is serving
A ,e, m for forging q check on Q Phillips.
burg druggist. Schooley is anxious to be
rel, Led, and claims that while room.
mat of Smull, the latter divulged every.
thirg connected with his lie AMI horse
rranFsctiUns in Warren county, New
Jers, y, end that II psrdoned he t5chooIeyl
will tcll where 10 find two horses that
yer. stolen by snull, and also his ward
robe. 10 tiers, etc. The Sheriff is OF the
opir ion that the whole story bears upon
rs face spurious sspecs