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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-04
SOCIETY PEOPLE SMILE
At AIpIster LOweIl's Clever Taxing
In by HOmaG.

NEW YORK, April 3.-The capable dis
patch published this morning that Mrs.
Newton had had her presentation at the
court of st James Cancelled by request OF
Minister Lowell has set people here talk
ing OF the lady She is an English lady by
birth, is said to be the daughter OF cler-
gyman. we'll bred, we'll educated and pref
ty good looking. Her husband, julius
Nathan, is \ German Jew, who was at one
time runner at the Paris 5ourse, aud sub
seouently became partner in the broking
firm of / Il S. Wormser & CO., OF this city.
He took good care of the lady for several
wears, and finally married her. After havI
ing made $4,000 he retired from busi-
ness and went to Europe. They had
handsome residence on the Hudson, but
didn't succeed in getting any ladies In New
York society to visit them: Mrs. Nathan
being christian, induced her husband to
abiure his faith and change his name to
Newton. How they succeeded in imposing
upon Minister lowell will prove an inter
esting page in their history.
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death LOVES A SHINING MARK"

!Speei1l % h. Regilter.

BEYwoop, April 3.-Miss Emma Policy,
daughter Of Mr. Carisiian Policy, died h
80 this morning. Sac was q most anisble
and ssumsble young lady aud her death,
sfter q brief weeks ilIn,ssof typhoid fever,
was most unexpected by her many friend.
Tie forge department OF the Benwood
iron works WAS not in operation n. day
owing to a bIeakAgs in the machinery.
A birthday party in the juvenile circles
Was an event OF last evening NJ the resi-.
dPnce OF Mr.. Tbomss Williams in honor of
his son Thomas. A pleasant evening was
spent and az reasonable hour they dis
perse6. Among those present were Rhode
BurseII, Ksiie Gstely. Delia Dreegsn, Mag.
gle Burr, Ella Gately, Nellie Whitesiie,
Willie Altmyer, Charles Gstely, Otto Dol
bear, Walter Smith. Joe Armbruster, Fred.
Hepe, Joe Taylor and Robert LDsley.
The successful candidates IN the late elec.
ton for municipal Offices were serenadsd
rccsly by the Schiller Singing S'cisty
last evening.
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IT WILL NEVER BE REACHED.

WempIe's Bill for the Improvement oi
the Erie Canal.
WASHINGTON, April S.-Mr. Wemple e1-
poets to get his bill appropri 'tins $4,000
COO for the improvement of the Erie canal
made the special order some day N May.
He thinks that he can get it through the
House. Mr.. Hiscock says that he does not
believe the bill will ever be reached on the
csiendar, and that the effort to have IL
made a special order will fsil, as Congress
eyinces no disposition to appropriate
money for the improvement OF any WORK WORK
over which the government has no contr1l
whatever. He says that there Is no eEi'
dsnce that New York people desire govern
msnt aid.
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DELEGATES TO CHARLESTON
Selected I'm Jackson County and To-
sirucied for TildeB.
SpeciQl o The ReQisLer.

JACKSON COURT HOUSE,, w. Va, April 8
The Democrats of this county had large
and enthusiastic mass convention, which
was attended by three hundred represen-
tatives, members Of the party, and appoint.
ed delegates to the Charleston Convention
of April 10th, and 10 the State nominating
Congressional and Senatorial Convention.
The convention was unanimously instruct
ed for Colonel ]. J. s. Hssler for Auditor
and Charles E. Hogg for Congress, and
amid loud and prolonged cheering for Sam
uel J. Tilden for President. The Conysn.
ton than adjourned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-04

Do YOU need q remedy that will cure
every kind of humor from q pimple or
eruption to the worst scrofula and sypht'
little disorders, use DR.. Guysotts Yellow
Dock and Ssrssparilla. Three to fiye bot
ties cure skin diseases, salt rheum or letter.
Four 20 ten bottles cure running ulcers,
scrofula and all syphilitic disorders. One
TO three bottles cures sores, boi's, ,carouncies,
etc. One 10 two bottles cures Binpies on
the face, blotchss, etc. 1t IS the only per-
feet; blood purifier that can be made from
q thorough knoWledge OF drugs ASK your
druggist for it Take no Substitute.
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BURNED TO The WATERS EDGE.
The Fate Of q steamer on the Chafta.
hooche.

COLUMBUS, GA, April 3-The steamer
Rebecca Everingham, Captain George
Whiteside, burned this morning to the
waters edge at Fitzgerald's Landing on the
Chattabooche river, forty miles below this
city. The fire originated in the stern Of
the steamer and 1t is thought from cleo
trio lamp spark. The passengers saved es.
capped in thsir night clothes. The follow.
is a list OF the lost. Mrs. Aven, OF Cuth.
bert, Georgia; Miss Simpson, Of Fort Garves,
Georgia; Julia Andersen Savannah,
Richard Coleman, psntryman; Adolph
Thomas. fireman; A, Stephens and Ran.
dolph Singer, deck hands; Bob Griffith,
stevedore. Three hundred and seven bale
of cotton and small miscellaneous freight
we're burned. The boat was valued at
twenty -four thousand dollars and Is total
loss, no insurance. There were sixteen
cabin and nine deck passengers on board.
The steamer belonged to the Central Line.
The passengers who escaped have reached
this city. Some Of them were severely
burned.
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him. They were informed that be had left
their service several weeks before, but that
he had wife in the city who might know
something about him. The sgonized
father hurried at once to Charleston, and
learned from Mrs. Barber that her hus
band had bssely deserted her and her four
children q month before. The town is
greatly excited. Miss Tate's relatives and
many OF her old admirers swear vengeance
against Barber and state that as soon as
they ascertain where he is they Will follow
bim up and kill him. A warrant has been
issued for bis arrest The shock has made
Mrs. Tate very ILL.,
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MEETING OF THE OFFICERS
or the United States Railway Mail Ser
vice Mutual Beneat Association.


vice Mutual Beneat Association.
COLUMBUS, o., April S.-The officers and
and directors OF the United States Railway
Mail Service Mutual Benefit Association
met to-day, the following being present.
President NJ. o. Buttericks, New Haven,
Conn.,; secretary, George X. Steele, De-
catur, Ills.; treasurer, J. W. Shawhan.
Cincinpati; directors, G. c. Mann,
Chicsgo, s. K Boughman, Camp Point
Illinois: John Sargent, Chicago. The main
object Of the meeting is TO make the semi.
annual report to the secretary and tres0-
urer and look over the business OF the asso-
citation. 1t will consider the propriety OF
changing certain rules, which will be
recommended foI adup,iou ~ tns neat au.
pual convention at Buffalo. N r. the nrst
Turs,iny of September. No statement OF
the condition Of the association has been
furnished,
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Fl,RTeD TWO MEMS LIVES AWAY.
The Fearful Fruit ofa Pickle Woman's
Folly.

COLUMBUS, GA, April 3.-Tuesday even
ing Troy Adams, who lived nine miles
south of Girsrd, was out riding with Miss
Hansley, to whom he was engaged. After
leaving her at her home he started back to
town. This morning his body was found
by the roadside, with two terrible stsos
driven through his heart, and the buggy
turned over on the back. The suspicious
actions Of Lewellyn Robertson led TO his
arrest About O year ago the young
woman with whom Adams had been riding
was engaged to Robertson. but she forsook
him for the other man. The coroners Jury
fouud that the deed was committed oy
Roberson. This Is the second murder which
has grown out Of the young wsman's firta'
tions.
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PLANS OF AaTHUR's FRIENDS.
Hopeful OF Capturing the New York
Convention, They Select Representa-


Convention, They Select Representa-
uScG.
ALBANY, n. l., Aprll o.-Tne lesuing
Arthur men in the State have nearly con-
cluded their programme for delegates-at.
large to Chicago. They propose TO place
Henry Ward Beecher at the head OF the
delegation, with Cornelius NJ. Bliss, New
York merchant, James d. Warren, OF
Buffalo, and problbly Whitelaw Reid, as
the other delegates-at-large. John o Brien
insists on Reid because during o. O'Brlen's
contest for the chsirmanship OF the gen.
ersl committee in New York, he had the
support of Reid. While Reid is regarded
as a Blaine man, the Arthur managers are
not adverse to complying with O'Brien's
request, holding that they have sufficient
knowledge OF Reid's characteristics to be
satisfied that il he is made delegate by an
avowedIy Arthur State Convention he will
feel in duty bound to support Arthur.
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eLAIR'S BILL
Handed Rather Roughly I'm the Caucus
of Republican SenatOrs-

of Republican Senators
WASHINGTON, April 3.-Ths caucus Oh
Republican Senators this morning was not
very fully atteuded. The education bill
was the only topic under discussion, aud
several smendmen' proposed by the Cau-
Gus Committee were approved by the eau
Gus. Among them were the propositions
20 reduce the aggregate appropriation TO
oe tween seventy and eighty mIlllons-t6e
oill in its present form calls ior Sloo'OoV,
InN-and 20 mske the money available only
npon the rFuuisitions by States under car.
fsin restrictions "a to accountability, aud
70 REQUIRE its distribution to counties
according TO the population and illiterdcy.
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E'>TnN, Pa, April &.-Passenger trains
p the L-high Valley Railroad have to run
broUsh Wyoming Valley, between Mauch
,hLuA sDd WiiSesbarre Mountain, with
pc ga attest cars on account Of dense vol.
lmsS Of So oke that come from fOrss. Tres
that rf"' o, snd almost blind the engi-
lttr> sJ d Gsemtn.
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FORMERLY weak, nervous. dyspsptic and
d,bjIitsted individuals Who fousd ouly
in the various bittsrs and
secret Quack nosiums. pretended kidast
medieipes. etc, are asreesb'y surpriset %
TeesiD perfect health and strength Of mind
fy,edcun from schss snd psics by tbs uss
a Dy Ggyso,t's yellow DDek and Ssrs.p,
,ins. 4 restores every disor iersd fu3stioo
tc a Lornsl condition.
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: q BLAlR's BILL
Sill Under Discussion In the
Senate.
TIE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
Passed by the House After Anendmsnt-
CiYil Suits to be lnstitusd Against
the Several Star Route
Offenders.
Special 10 TIE Register.

Special 10 TIE Register.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The attention of
the Senate to-day was taken up mostly
with the discussion of the Blair educational
bill. Pendleton and Beck spoke ssAh.
the measure aud Harrison and Hoar gave
notice that they would offer amendments
TO the bill ct the proper time.
In the House The Indian Appropriation
bill was under discussion, and after various
amendments was passed, after which the
House adjourned.
The Dsnvi!le Investigating Committee
continued its sessions to-day. Only one
witness was examined, and he gave little
testimony Of interest.
-
George Bliss stated before the Springer
Committee to-day, that in . short time
civil suits would be instituted against the
Star Route offenders. He said the cases
would be conducted by William H. Bliss,
of st. Louis.
Interest in the pension frauds was re-
viyed to-day by the suspension Of two more
attorneys from practice before the depart
ment
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pAsHIKa pRuMNEas DILEMMA.
Pur,ued bv the ABgTy Relatives OF Hi'
Beautiful Victim.


CHARLOTTE, N. c., April s-s'ne
months sgo Miss Annie Tse, daughter of
DR.. VIM. 8. Tate, returned home from Bal
timore, where she had been for several
years past studying at Mt De Sales Con-
vent. Immediately upon her return home
she met Thomas J. BIrb>r. fascinating
young "drummar' for Chins honse In
Charleston. Although numerous ana
more eligible sspirapts sought her hand,
Miss Tate, who is twenty years old, and
noted for her beauty, yielded 10 the persus'
sions of the dssbipg drummer" and,
greatly against her parents wishes welded
him in Hendsrs0nvilie fhrfe weeks ago.
T1ey left the ssnSd y ns'ensi5iy for Gsl-
weston, where Barb ST 40 hsd Tesitny
relations. Since then nothing at' bsen
heard of them. TIE a's-mrt t'nil+ iei.
grsphed 10 B,rber's pmp'ovsrs ~ C7'ri>s-
ton to krox If ;heJ had information Sd "a.
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FIye Non,bs An The Water.

TORONTO, ONT, April 3-The body of
'oUng woman was found floating 10 the
by last evening and taken 20 the morSue.
J was idsr tilted as that OF Maggie McDlu,
p Peo Is, who dressed herself in rags
nd left her nome one evening in Novem-
\ ?, S:Ccs which time she has not been
hen. lt was sur passed shs was insane.
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THE WAGNER PARTY EN- ROUTE
And Expected I'm New York On satur'
dav Or SuDday.

And Expected In New York On Satur-
day or Sunday.
New YORK, April The trio OF singers
from the Vienna Opera House, Nine. Ma
terua, Winklemann and scaria, are expect
ed here Saturday or Sunday. They lett
Liverpool on the Alaska, on Saturday.
There are seven persons in the party,
Nine. Materna being accompanied by her
husband and female companion, and the
wives of Herr Winklemsnn and Herr Sea
ria accompanying them. All are in fine
beslth and spirits, and are looking forward
TO their American tour with the brightest
expectstions. They appear at the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati and Chicago musical fss-
tiyals.
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NUTRITIOUS food is essential asa means
of restoring q consumptive to health. A
medicine that will strengthen the luns,
and 500 he all irritation is all necessary
Such q remedy is Dr.. Wistsr's Bilssm oi
wild Cherry. 1t is the only preparation OF
wild Cherry that gives comOlets stisfae
tiop. It quickly cures coughs and colds.
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A Gnn,I Ypar Ior FIres.

NEw YORK, April 3.-The Daily Com
nerrisl Bulletin of April tth gives the de-
tails Of the tires Of March showing an ag-
lresa,e Of IS $4,000 destroyed during she
r.orth. OF the amount S3O25,O 900 was
burned up in ten fires The January, Feb
ruary and March record shows 81, ,2jD, 900,
being S3tuOtUO more than in thu first
Ihrpn onths Of 1883 and at rate Of slQ9,-
o COO for a wear.
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THE RESOLUTION PASSED
Nv the Democrats OF Lewis County on
the Reasses>ment.
g. l.. Ps1,sts~


Special to the ReqlsteT.
WESTON, April 3-The reference made
by your Weston correspondent to the ac'
ton of our county convention on the tax
question is calculated to mislesd, and l
give YOU herewith the only resolution Of
fered or passed by the convention touching
this question.
"Resolyed, That we are in faysr Of eI-
emptipg the annual products of the farm
from taxation, and the delegates appointed
by this convention are Instructed 10 favor
spy measure that may be insngurated at
Charleston looking to this end"
The convention was largely attended oy
representative Democrats from all ssc'i0nS
of the county and was Harmonious. The
rsnort to the IntelliReucer of disorder, etc,
IS not only false but disgraceful to the
urifpr.
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a Coiton Ona,,,o. S,

""S ',ohT' IA, April 3 Major c. G.
1'iH, o. q prominent member of the
P.lon Exchange and well known cotton
ts.'.."'' committed suicide LAST night hv
."'ps h'ms-it through the bs,d. Tbs
1Ss 49, hnsrCiai emb,rrassnsnt
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a New ocean Steamship Line.

New YORK, April "A new steamship
|ine hiss been established between this port
|nd Strt:in, touching at Copenhagen. The
fs,selS vi the line are new aud bnilt of
hou vl.h MI modern Improvements and
sil - rt'ei for carving passengers a.
N s. irsisht TIE first vessel, the Katie,
tsNss Sistlin April .5,h.
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Tnf,efn H,xtx Naya

CHICAGO, Ill, April 3.-Tne meeting Of
barbed wire manufacturers here today
advanced the price Of wire 10 per esut.
Tb,, Ia the feeond advance within sixty
GAYS. an advance Of half Q cent per pound
being made in 81. LOUIS recently.
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Made Good Their E>eape.

ArT,TA GA, April 3 A special 10 the
Ihrour.e from Lexington says that i've
2 o ers escaped from tie jill tlis morn
pg. When the jt'ier went % 1--WE them
per breakfast Une Of the prisoners
b CCktd him down with a chsir
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CoLrNHrS, April 5.-The funeral of Pri-
r. lsrss' Ge,z OF the GogernnEs guard.
r. was killed in the rio: at Cincinnati.
n place 10 dsy with III lltsry honors aud
siEe olsn'ay. Governor Hosdly aud
u aCenasd the services, anu marched in
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4 "'NNIrS'' Man, April "a. Taloner, OF
rp,'sso' Frank Bosairop, James GiIbsrry
H., 'So orhe's p we're killed by blasting sc.
So S. i;.'u a. Tor' Arthur on the Canadian Pa
p,sJ "Is IL siay, Several others Wers in
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MEASLES AMONG PRISONERS.

Two Dead, Two Dying snd Many
More IN.
ATLANTA. Ga, April 3.-A few days ago
measles appeared among United States
prisoners held In Fulton county prison.
Frank N. Pilgrim has died in the jail, and
TeniiI Smith, another prisoner, died at St:
Joseph's Infirmatory. where he was carried
with seven others for treatment. Two
more ere dying and twenty five others are
in the hospital. The epidemic is attrib'
utsd TO the filthy condition OF Fulton
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Prepared 20 Pay in Full.

New YORK, April 81. W. Mnford &
On. coffee and Tea brokers, who recently
suspended payment, sent out & notice to
thsir creditors this morning 10 the efset
that they are now prepared to pay all their
obligations in full in cash.
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,'TrIT CONVENTIONAL CHARLESTON
0,,IT MAY CONCERN;

WHOM IT MAY CONUH"
Go a.. 49,, 0, holding Democratic &C Con. -.
r,ssion'. 20 s.tsnd the Chicago Con
/, cling Gt! 1Ss4 having been submit
4, sronO' .s,onai executive Com ait-
3 TO the ssjortry Of said comm .t'ee
5; !, ; Ss::: :: :: 4 {. !: .s Il f.
APT: s5 s 1! +: e. RsTSs; 3 se: sISs =.
Is CON sing .11 70 END delegates to Charles
t.rpDss.s,% ,,ss,,os ,oSf Of the sta'e Convention,
pilI 80 81 'Gr pSprsssut ,rs thi, Confessional al
lsless,e,s s,, To 'Ss pPToc5at;c convention to 0s
ls,' I, IN IN Chic 50 july s, lSSL ,ryvry
chairman Dem Con. 81. - 20.
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Down Of onats Hnll,. Mother.

NEw (uEg. April 3-Mrs. Este Llusiug
y j. Si5uw ot J VI Hall, and mother Of
p Mayor \. Oakley Hall, died last evening
I ihr .altsr's residence in this city, aged
!. y,"rs. Sue had been siling for some
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u,.,ouri Delegates Uninstructed.

ST. LOUIS, April 3.-The Republicans OF
the Seventh Congressional Distric', this
State. have elected Theodore Brueeres and
VI, G. Reynolds delegates TO the Nanonai
Convention. They were not instructed.
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A BAD MAN BAeGE0
For FOrKIDE Cheeks on PittsoarS"
Business Firms

P,r1sBUReH, April S.-A man giving the
name of Theodore G. Eppelin of Cincinnati
Was arrested here tonight for passing
forged checks signed Bosgs & Buhl. dry
snoSs merchants, on Jacob Mitsch, jewel,
- of Allegheny City. When searched
nearly four thousand dollars in forged
checks and drafts, signed by prominent
merchants and manufacturers OF TINS CITY,
we're found on lis person. Eppeiin was
arrested at the Union Depot as ne Tss @
sbout 10 embark on . western rain' ne
Uas srcgmpanied by lady.
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win Cou aterfeit Money.

PErRomA, PA, April 3.-Oricer Picard, at
the instance of the Secret Service, arrested
a coal miner named Johnston, at Karns
City, for passing counterfeit money. He
had about seventy. five dollars OF spurious
coin on his person at the time of the arrest,
in fifty cent and one dollar silver denomt-
nations. He claims Bolivar, \. Y, As his
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A BLOWERS BAD BREAK.
Caught in "a Attempt 90 Esespe ssa
Held for Trial

GALVESTON, TEX, April 3.-Rumors that
Morgan Conn m sch. the great Texas Pacific
cotton swindler. who turned ststs's svi-
depce and was out on bond hsd fed after
being permitted 10 visit New Orleans were
verified this morning BY te,egrams from
detectives snd himself that he had been
captured at Guymss, Mexico. He has bJ
a,eipg forfeited all clemsocy aad will be
tried with the other members OF the gank
The evidence which be has furnished viii
he used aRain,t himself.
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schenectady Captured.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, April 5 S-Ths Saliva
ton army has made three hundred recruits
at this city. Major Moore, the Com nandsr-
in Chief, has arrived and decided to build
barracks, 10 cost 5000 A lot opposite the
Civ Hall has been leased for ten years.
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NTTLE SENTENCED,
The Redman Gets FOur Years In
MOuudsYllle,

C,,r.s.~Ea. April 3.-Judge Jackson to-
sy senrenc, d Noah Hittle, the last Of the
boddridgp county Red Men mail robbers,
Ind who was indicted at the last term OF
be court here to four years at Mounds
bile. lrIs believed that the sentence was
\ SIDE lighter than il otherwise would have
been. owing 10 the fact that k.ttle confess.
b 10 The r, bbery and gave evidence that
lasol,d h court to efectually break up
u q org-r IN this spcriOn
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Blown wt,h DvD,n,,o

MANn'N, ID. 7 April S-Ope bpn5rad
~ tlEtt " dynsmlte cartridges were fred
4 Ie VI Ger the ice gorge yesterday and ain
2 ger Is past, the main part Of the 800
Ping comp etsly broken up. Wv E0's
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ApAe,ress losing Her sight.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3-The severe strain
on the eyes in Stimulating blindness has
nearly resulted m the loss Of sight - Miss
Ma1d Stuart, who played the psrt OF iith,
the blind girl, in Young Mrs Winthrop"
She is now in this city undergoing treat
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'THx baby Is slesping"-at last, yes! Sa. S
she would not have slept, nor wnaId ne'
mother, had not that fond pareas osen 'r'
ducsd to Try DE-. Bulls Cough Syrap. II
cnTsS the croapy cough that 3 'uads 50 \. y <e
nails being driven into the chtids oo'al'
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KssGhss q Lssss 80 Caisss&
OrrawA, on, Apsil S-In The Hyao Of
Conmons . pstitioa uas prssesssd IRON
the Kpishts Of Labor a fReeta prsyte<
Er jseislstion 70 prohibit Caieoe t9pt
RYstiOn into CanAdA.
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EDMUNDs AND LINCOLN,

The Ticket Said 60 Lead In Popularity
I'm MassRchussfts.
BosroS, April S.-The strength Of the
ticket of Edaunds and Lincoln in Massa
chusetts is shown by returns of the Al.
vertiser canvass. The summaries by Con-
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The Complete Vote for I,oxor,o-

EO'''ENrs, R l April 3.-Tns com.
,t,e y, vote for Governor was Bourne R.
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