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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
THE LIBERTY BELL

start. ON Tts Journey south to Proclaim
Liberty Throughout the Land and All the
Inhabitants Thereof.
PmLADELPHIA, January 23.-The Liberty
Bell was taken from Independence Hall
this morning at o'clock, and with a pro-
cession of so policemen started for the West
Philadelphia depot.
The truck on which the old bell was hauled
through the streets was appropriately decor
ated with garlands Of flowers and Hags and
drawn BY six horses. Two bands of music
were in the procession and many houses
along the route were decorated. At the
depot the Bell was transferred to the special
car constructed By the PENNSYLVANIA ka1!' y.
road 70 bear il and it's guard OF three ON
.Cers to the Exposition.
Tie bell platform in the car IS proteCieG 3
BIZ A lrNss railing With posts decorated Tltn
gilded bells. The large frame, uPon WhleR
fbe ben is secured, is ihe only work upon
the platform Of the car.
A delegatiou of eouncilmeu accompany
the bell to New Orleans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs. Sue Mckee, Of st. Clsirsville. Is the
guest Of her sister, Mi" Bessie Moore.
Mr.. Geo. Turner is convalescent.
There is talk Of skating riukoat al ths
valley.
Go,leib Hell. Esq, is under the weather.
Judge Snodgrass, Of Mannington,w. We.
was In town yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Gallagher and lady friend of
Barnesville, were the guests oi friends here
yesterday. =,
Mrs Gress Hughes, Of st. Clairsvills, 10
the guest of her mother, Mrs Mcconnell.
Passenger No. l, c., l.. &. W. X. K, VS.
over an hour late yesterday.
Mrs. Retta Frazier is at Lahsrty Stauoa
visiting friends. :,
Col. Jacob W. Grubb, Mayor-elect o.
Wheeling was born in bridgeport on the
banks OF the Wheeling creek, instead ofths
Ohio river as stated IN the NewsLctter %
Sunday last.
The Young ladies Of Kirkwpod have
reading circle and meet twice week and
read different authors Last night they
met at the residence Of Hon. Ross j. A'ex-
ander
Miss Jennie Pickering, IN sccomplishsd
Young belle ofSt Clairsvilie, spsnt Piday
with her many friends here.
At the Hardesty sale, back o. BndEspoe,
on Thursday, horse was sold toe V.eV.
About 20 years ago il was bought ioe tAs
sum ofSl6B.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
A GREAT SNOW STORM.

The whole Northwest ERyelCped In the
Beautiful"
CHICAGO, January 23.-lt has been
showing steadily here since early this morn
ing, and dispatches from various points
throughout the whole Northwest report
severe snow. storms. In Chicago the snow is
still in progress at II p. m, but during the
evening had been descending less heavily
than in the proceeding hours.
Specials tonight show that the northern
and middle parts Of Illinois have had an
average of six inches more snow added to
the thick covering that was already on the
ground Trains are subjected to more or
less delay, but nothing Of an exceptionally
serious nature has been repoted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
BRIEF TElEeRAms.

Thomas J. Chapman was hanged ct
Charleston, ILL.,, yesterday.
The contested win case Of Myra Clark
Gaines is attracting attention at New Or
leans
The funeral of Sister Theresa took place
at wilksbxrre Yesterday. There was resy
large attendance.
The Swain court martislis expected to
report to-day.
Six inches Of snow at ottumwa, Iowa.
Trains are all out of time.
All the schools at Hazel Green, Wis.
have been closed on the account Of dipthe-
ria.
The Postmaster at Saliaeville, Ohio. -
short in his accounts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
siAKrIN's YkRRr.

Yesterday afternoon, 9 little girl Of Mf.
Dan Miller, residing near the N. u. church
fell and broke her arm.
In Bridgeport, there is an ear ol corr
that was grown by Mr. samuel Hardesty.
deceased. back of Walnut Grove over hfsy
wears ago Il is still on the stock and ~
the husk.
Subscribers Of the RsGISrEa, vho have
not received calender for 1885. should eeii
at Ongs drug store Only . few are len
John Spence is suffering from bras
fever.
Miss Eliza Elliott has returned fron .
pleasant visit 10 Irondaie, %. =
The painters will begin work on George
McCartys eozey residencs to-day.
An infant child Of Gus Shirt died %
Thursday.
The Belmont stoye works viii likely 70.
ume nert week. The s,ockhoIders VIII
meet Tuesday afternoon.
Mas Maria Mccullough. Of WheeIinS,
IL the guest Of Miss Matte Greer.
Miss Mollie Clark viii return to NcGiihs
store Monday. She n od on . vscatios.
Eugene blanchard Will bury his Little s'r'
tomorrow.
David Coleman will be tried fos ps5afJ
today.
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ENaIANp WANTS 70 KNOW
If the Reports Of the Battle o.
Saturday
were cotoalo oa MOI.
Ihe Anxiety ia London incrsasia.
Hourly aad Great uaeee-'
tainr Prevails.
woasH.ppsRs UNDER THE SNOW.

LcSpoS, January a3.-The War S&cs
has received no news concerning General
Stewards advance since the account 9f the
battle of Saturday. The absence Of news
causes considerable anxiety. Ths Asada ot
the War Department met at neon today.
with Earl Morley, Under Secretary Of State
for War, presiding. to consider the itaA:
ton. t
The anxiety increases hourly and 10 be-
coming general throughout England. Lord
Wolseieys well known aversion 10 the trans
mission ofreports BY special correspondents.
and the fact that he has already suppressed
q numbert Of dispatches 70 the London
papers, tend somewhat to relieve the feass
which are entertained for the safety Of Gss-
eral Stewards army, but the present strAil
can only be relieved BY the early receipt pf
dispatches from the seat Of the conflict.
The TimeS Telegraph and StandAfd
have NOT yet received reports Of the battle
At Abu-Kiea, although they had special Cor
respondents in the field This tAct In
creases the anxiStt ,..Acsrning the tate of
Gen. Stewart. A be- { has become prevail.
eut that the battle at the Wells was more
severe than the Government Is willing 10
odmit There Is an impression that The
official reports were colorcd at the War
Office. and that special dispatches we're in
terrupted by press censors because they
contained information which would throw
obiectionableg light on the affair.
worshippsrs Buried Under Snow.
PARIS. January 23.-An avAlancs oc-
CURED at Metralles, in the Department of
Hantes Alps, and crushed the church in
which a number Of persons we're worship
ping. All were buried under the snow, also
twenty men working in a marble quarry
near by. A volunteer force is nov eu-
gagged in digging out the victims Of the dis
aster.
The Emperor Entissly Recovered.
BERLIN, January 23.-The Emperor vii.
liam's medical attendants state this morning
that he has entirely recovered from his re-
cent indisposition.
France VIII Modify Her Policy.
RoxE, January 23.-It is rumored here
that France, influenced BY the Agreement
England and Italy has entered into, viii
agree to modify her Egyptian policy Il Eng
land will recognize the occupation Of Tunis.
italian Troops Reinforced.
LoSBoS, January pa dispatch iron
Rome saws the Ministry OF War has ordered
a second detachment OF troops TO be in rad.
iness 10 reinforce the Arab expedition.
This is probably the origin Of the report
mentioned by the Vienna correspondent q
the Daily Telegraph.
Spain's Other Aniictious.
MADRID, January 2S.-Many sentiness
and travellers in Spain have been frozen v
death. Peasants have been pursued 70
neighboring villages BY wolves.
The Market Flat.
MANCHESTER, January 23.--The Guar.
dams commercial article says the market
is fiat, buyers purchase sparingly and sslssrs
are no, anxious to deal OF current rates.
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DEFEATED AGAIN.

rhs Grant Retirement BIZ To-day-A
E..0lution IN Cornunlttoe Looking TO the
coo.,darntion Of the Bill In the House
Fails.
WASHINGTON, January 2S,-Upon motion
Of Mr.. sherman. both Senator Plsm6s reso-
Intion and Vests Substitute on the 0klaho-
ma lands were referred to the Committee on
Indian Affairs.
The President has signed the French
sro;Iation Claims bill These long deferred
cIaims viii now 60 to the Court of Claims,
where the amount due viii be aseertained
and report made to Congress next Deeem-
Der. 49,,
Anosher effort was made to-day at
meeting Of the House coumAssee On nun,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24

{aE loan ordinance died hard on Thurs
~ A hundred votes taken from one side
+. but on the other would have carried it
atgh. No doubtthat hundred votes, and
~ were lost by the failure Of the First
.1|ic ch Of Council to endorse the action Of
: Second Branch in recommending the
ssage Of the billtO amend the charter.
" ordinance must have had q good deal
1erit or it would not have got such a
eel In the Fifth ward, where so many
,lking men live, the votes in favor Of the
dinance was surprising, 1t stood: For
66catiOn, 37l; against, l2T. Almost
see to one in favor Of the loan.
~ this time it ought to be quite manifest
Sal the citizens want. If Council, and
oae specially interested, want to extricate
: ci,y from her financial difficulty, they
\ DO their work right.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
A Contest Oyer Ton Millions.

NEw York, January 23.-Thomas Bat
bour the millionaire fax thread manutac-
turer of Paterson, who died last Monday IN
ireland left two wills, one dated two years
ago, leaving most Of his property to hls
s9n William, and the o her made in Ireland
last year, giving half Of the estate TO his
sisters in that country. There will doubt
less be a contest over the property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
CLEVELAND.
The President Elect Addresses a
Class
OF MoRsAL SCHOOL eRAOUATEs.
His Advice to the Young Men
and Womon Of The
lnstitutioa.
SYNOPSIS OF THE ADDRESS.

ALBANY, n. y, January 23.-President-
elect Cleveland attended the commence
ment exercises Of the State Normal school
this afteTnoon, addressing the graduating
class. In presenting the diplomas he said:
II have gladly availed myself of
the privilege accorded me of partic-
iIating in the exercises connected
with your graduation. 1t was a pleasing
part allotted to me to present you theeyi
denee that you have eDjOined the educs-
tional advantages which terminate to-day.
The cause Of education is so important in q
country where the intelligence and proper
training of the peope lie at the founda'
ton cf the safety of the State, that no
petriotic citizen can fail to be
interested in an occasion of this kline, where
an institution so useful and so distinguish
ed as our Normal school sends forth 80
large class, fully equipped for the battle
of life and for the discharge Of the duties
which await them as American men and
women. Some of you viii suppose in the
capacity of teachers, guide and direc: those
who will look forward to their graduation
day which shall, like yours, be full Ct salts
faction and hope. You will owe to them a sa-
cred duty and your parent school has
no right to demand at your hands
that her influences which by your
teaching will be enlarged and broadened
shall lose none of the salutary and benef-
cent character with which it rests or you at
this hour; and those of you who shall fol.
low other WAYS of life are in duty bound to
DO honor by achieving success and useful :
ness in the light Of her inspi-
ration. We q. will not harbor
the thought to-day that the
diplomas which you are about to receive
will ever remind YOU of school hours wasted
or of opportunities unimproved, but rather
we will hope they will be souvenirs Of happy
days and Of associations which through life
YOU may pleasantly cherish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24

orAcx doctors electric belt and other
syindIers who live 10y frightening our young
men and young women BY nasty circulars,
will find their occupations gone when II
becomes generally known that DR.. Guysottts
yellow Dock aud Sarsaparilla Is certain
cnre for all weaknesses Of the urinary or.
cans nervousness, etc. Obey the laws OF
bealth take few bottles Of this simple
remedy and you win soon be restored 10 per.
feet mahood and vomanhood, free from all
vorr;;ment of mind and distress Of body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
A FAIR BARBARIAN.
Nellie Koran Held For Killing Her
Sister.
DAMAGING EVIDENCE PRoOuOEO'
She IS Nov Believed to Have
Killed Her Father
and Mother
AND TWO YOUNGER SISTERS,

WnlrEwArrR, Wis, January 2S.-The
examination Of Miss Nellie Horan, who by
the coroner's jury was held on the charge
Of having poisoned her sister Anna
two months ago was concluded to-day
and resulted in the young lady
being remsnded to Jail to await
trial. The examination has been in progress
four days and during the last two the eVi-
dence produced against the defendant was
very damaging. She is now generally be-
lieved to have poisoned her father, mother
and two sisters, all of whom died under Sus-
picious circumstances within the past few
years. The prisoner was taken to the
county iaiI at EIkhorn this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
IE PROPOSITION To ABOLISH THE
IRREDUCIBLE SCHOOL FUND.


A correspondent over the signature Of
'4rSgUs" espouses Senator DAwSON'S joint
.ssolution No. :, which was published in
1hursdavs REGISTER, to abolish the ire
.ncible school fund. This is the most ad-
lAnced step yet taken in an attempt to
,tAnge the school law and as "JUNIUs
q Is. will probably be the most important
IS tier that will appear on the calendar for
IRgislating upon this session. Senator
nAw,oS is a bold man to offer such q
sseolutiou, but If he is in earnest, and there
d no accusation to the contrary as YET, 1t
lows he has the courage Of his convictions.
Already two auditors have condemned
ke irreducible school fund their explana-
i Ien being on the ground that unjust and un-
soual burdens are borne By the tax payers
> build up fund which yields no adequate
ieturn. Or in other words; Taxes which
ste assessed for State purposes, remaining
tnpsid, go in the end, byvirtue Of the sale
81 property for taxes, to this
hnd. There it remains &C
sumulstiug and doing no good except as
he sman interest from il is realized, while
be State must 20 in debt to iquidate her
eurreDt expenses because of the non-paY'
neut Of these taxes assessed for State pur-
bOses, and which by the fundamental law,
ss it now stands, is diverted into another
ehanneL
Senator DAWSON ought to give a very full
Explanation for the faith that is in him, as
lhe patron Of this resolution. The people
throughout the State win eye it, and all
hat will be said for and against it, with
tlOser scrutiny than any matter that will
probably come up for consideration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24

De Reformstory School bill, introduced
ss|e erday By President PECE, Of the Sen
"a the synopsis of which is published in
Isalher column, eontemplates utilizing the
va Liberty normal school building for
LAD purpose. The question will arise at
nee. if the normal school at that point is
Ialrrown its usefulness? If no better
nose than State reforma-
"a school could be suggested
. bake this public property of value to the
,fste. If the citizens Of the county enter
3 protest to changing the character OF the
.ekool, there could be no better location for
{ IF such an institution IS to be built it
Lii to be in Ohio county, because BY vir-
III of her denser population and the pur-
'sss of her citizens she viii furnish more
mates to such a school than any other
ckuty in the State.
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nIa1rimnninI InfeIicitY.

The Sharpe family had rough time Of il.
Mrs. sharpe applied for divorce from Mr..
Sharpe. Then Mr.. Sharpe applied for
divorce from Mrs. Sharpe. Neither OF the
applications was granted. Thereupon the
sharpes separated, and began to quarrel for
the custody of the children. The whole IN
feEcitcus business was caused by indiges
tion. which had soured the tempers Of the
belIigereut parties. Browns Iron Bitters
tones M the digestive organs and enables
peoule to eat io5fully and be happy. II Is
not costly experiment 20 see what q dol
lar bottle Of this medicine vii 10 TO pro-
mote family harmony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
Mara Failures nj jamestown, Pa.

JAMESTOWN, Pa, January 23.--The fall
are of the jamestown bank has caused a
panic here. Three assignments have al
ready been made By persons connected with
the Institutions Cashier Martin left moth
ing in the concern but worthless notes: Its
debts amount to over $4,000. The direct
ors are now denounced for concealing the
hanks trouble after they learned Of it and
borrowing $4,000 to tide the institution
ovtr its troubles in which efforts they were
defeated by the fact of Martins deialcat'on
leaking out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24

Pr1rsBUReH, January 23-NotWithstana-
ing the inclemency Of the weather between
two and three thousand people were al me
Union depot when the train carrying tns
liberty BEN arrived. There was no formai
demonstration, however, and after stopping
thirty minutes to allow those present to new
the curiosity the train at half past nine
O'Clock startod for Cincinnati over the Pan
handle road.
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-. Ar-.nt,u. nepu blie disturbed.

BuxSos AYEEs, VIA. GALVESTON, January
as-The increase Of armed bodies Is re-
rarded as sediious to the government, The
Chief of Police has armed his force with
Remington rifles. The people are quiet
and no one is thinking Of revolution. The
Question with Brazil is approaching eonelu-
SION. Telegrams from Rio announce that
the Government Of Brazil has accepted the
meISorandum presented by the Argentine
Minister.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24

The happ;es. man in New Orleans yes-
terday was Mr.. John N. Meberiey, Assist
ant Cashier Of the Mercer National Bank
Of Harodsburg. Ky. who was the holder Of
oue6fth Of ticket No. e5.s80, which won
the capital prize Of $4,000 IN the drawing
Q, the Louisiana State Lottery on Tuesday
last, when be arrived and proceeded 70
draw els. 900 in money at the hands of N:
A. Dauphin personally. He is q nsPhes d
Governor John Msgofin. OF Kentucky. vhs
made himself famous by his refusal 70 Pres
ident Lincoln when he called upon the
State Of Kentucky for men and money =
New Orleans LA Pics7uAs, hsv.
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,,,o ~. D.rk and BIoody Ground.

LYSCHBURG, Va, January 23.-Near
Band Mill, Wise county on Monday, Elias
Collier, 7. B. Felts, Isam Collier, VIM. Gi9-
son and several others became engaged IN
a general fight, all sides taking part in the
melee. Elias Collier empued a revolver In
the body Of Felts. killing him. The mur-
derer aed to kentucky and is still at large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
nan,irra ths Curlosity In salsnoe.

LANCASTER, Pa, January 2S.-Ine Lao
s,,v ben on the special car passed through
~ ~. cj,y Al noon today. A short stop was
msse in the depot where 8 large crowd haa
~a,bsIed long before train time. A num-
he, of houses in the vicinity were aecersIeI. 'I-
,Tbere was some enthusiasm but the people
ctne,slly contented themselves with admir-
:ag he curiosity in silence.
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TatnInauy.

Ngv YoRH, January 23.-1he Tammany
Hall Committee on Organization elected
the following officers tonight: Chairman
John Kelly; First Vice Chairman, H1gn
Grant; Second Vice Chairman, John Nc
Ouade: Treasurer, Police Justice John ).
German. A committee was appointed 10
arrange for the delegation to attend the In
auguration Of President Cleveland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24

In purity and healthfulness, DR.. Pnees
Cream Baking Powder takes the lead OF
any other. II has been used for years, and
was never better than it is today. DR.
Price believes that all articles used IN iood
should be strictly pure and wholesome; ana
determined that this standard Of excellence
IN All Of his Preparations shall be main
tainsd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
BRUTAL MURDER.
A Horrible Anair In an Illinois Town.

RockFoRp, H., January 81
George II. Fox, Young man
of rather hard character. who has Just
returned from the west was arrested for
the murder of John Holiday, at Chemung
last night. Holiday was the husband OF
Fox's aunt. Fox went to Chemnng to visit
her last night. She told him Holiday had
beaten her and was the father Of her daugh-
,er's child BY former husband. Fox then
fell upon Holiday. beating him horribly
with chairs and clubs so that he died and
then Fox lay down and slept the night
through in the same room with the corpse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24

! Grafton Eagle, published BY Collect
|CosucE, is very original issue the
|, week. Its genealogical and Psycho-
4 ANALYSIS Of a certain editor, from a
| lsl standpoint, Eliminates about one
ef the paper. The REGISrER thinks so
of the copy at hand that it shall de-
II in its 6rs-prOOf safe for future refer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
weather Indications,

wAsmxsroS.D d. C., January al AM
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, warm.
er weather, rain, variable winds generally
essterly, falling barometer.
Lower Lake, warmer weather. snov, turn
ing into rain, southessterly winds and fall
ing barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24

a attention Of all persons who are iu-
ed in lite insurance either closely or
AZ civ is called to an article on the sec
I, bage, entitled The new departure of
penn Mutual Life Insurance Company"
~ pay perusaL ]. G. ScHILLISG, Esq,
sopular insurance agent is the repre-
hive of the Penn Mutual Life for the
~ ofWest Virginia,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24

RENENBER complete cure for aches
pains, sores, pimples, urinary sediment, dis
turbing dreams, nervousness, dispOndeney.
indigestion and general weakness Of mind
and body, brought on by improper habits or
otherwise, Is found in two or three bottles
of DR.. Guyscotts Yellow Dock and SarsA-
parilla, IS has been proven by the exper-
iience Of many who long suFsred, but now
feel vel and stroAg in al parts Of the body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24

II would not live always, ask not to
stay.p We do not not wonder, with such .
cold a yours, bat there is bright side to
everything, and sunshine even for those
rscked with pain. Or. Bulls Cough syrup
never fails 10 enre the most stubborn
cough.
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Contradictory.

NEw ORLEANS, January 23.-The hive
stock exhibitors publish circular contra
dieting the stories Of extorionaie charges
for proyender and board. The circular
speaks in the highest terms Of the manage.
ment and says the stables are the finest
eyer seen al any exhibition.
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So, ! RAM Eslnte speeulator.

VICTORIA, B. c., January 23.-JOhn Nc
Laughliu. the Law clerk who ran away with
Sa5 600 from San Francisco two weeks ago,
is here speculsting in real estate: DE got
his money from Sharon's counsel for doc
ment which turned out to be hoax.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
asEoRE sREAKFAsT.

Iyr Johnson, of the Prohibition
Ian raid the REmsrEs pleasant visit
s,y. he feels quite sangOine the res
| 10 submit a constitutional prohibit
mepdmens to the people, viii pass
louise. The fight, he thinks, will De
Senate.
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Dastructtye F'ire in a Little Town.

Sr. LOUIS, January 2S.-Fire in the little
town of Hume, Bates county, No., Wednes-
day night destroyed property valued at
Sss 600; insured for $4,000.