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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teetbing, is the prescription Of one Of
the best female nurses and physiciansin the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success BY mil
lions Of mothers for their children. Oar.
ing the process of teething its value is in
calcula6le. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhes, griping in
the bowels and wind colo. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price Csc o bottls.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
TRIMMINGS AND TATTNG.

pemi- toilettes for simmer occasions are
trim. red with punches Of ostrich tips.
Coffee colored net, in Talenciennes and
fsrcy laces, is used for overdresses to be
wo,n over q colored slip.
Fichus of figured China silk are to be
WON with plain white muslin dresses and
will add much to their appearance.
AKRON fronts In Oriental lace are in al.
sci,s OF colors, sometimes two rhades O.
brywu OF an ecIu ground and in blues or
rtU on white ground.
\ Few trimming for underwear is OF GRO
.hr.d elastic braid. This trimming is
4, cate, yet quite as lasting as the E;erneile
cit, heted edgiUg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
THE LATEST AGONY.

/ large silver monogram half the size Of
s,vr POCKET book should be placed on its
Ger Single letters have gone oY.
A white serge of wiry texture will be
nlch worn both Tor bathing suits and lawn
tilds costumes. This is new fabric this
-,,,on and is called cashmere flannel
IT is in very pretty cream shade.
Dainty white muslin bags, trimmed with
lace and bows, sre used for holding the
handkerchief and accompany summer cos.
tunes. These are madein the old fashioned
basket shape, and are suspended from the
arm by a ribbon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
HOPE =!

A young nan nsInsd John Nsvo. living 1oas
asd an osi.ng cancer on his lace, which hsd
away his aose, pass Of his cheek, and extend
ucsTly To bis eye. II was one Of the moo
eating slrns that hsd ever zen. His tarost
became 10 yolysa 10 such IN extent hAi ne
only swallow hJuld ieod. Afief usin4 AL tne
jis without oheakins the pvasns Of tAs oaisnl
,er, bis gensrsl health uss broken dosa, he %
bnesa W his ssd, and thought u 70 10 sniy ~
u uuo about his death from the eAnssf. -
On nsift's spectre - iast resort, and ne -,
irIIrors With the nnt doss. HIS grnsrN J
approved n once, and rapidly; HIS thfo., 70
Ishsal around the edges; and aiisS . fes az
treatment With \. y. 4 he has goItss entirsly
Hts isUis oh healed over With nsv hssh, y
general hsalth u ssoallsnt. Biyreooysfy II ~
MI. n. y. ClusLKr, n. d., oglotherps.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
HOMESlCk DAYS.
kLiIABErIi AkER. ALIIX.

The sIrspgr sweet days are here again
The hgppy, mournful days;
The tougs which tfrmble6 on our lip
Arc halt complaint, haH prsuss.
A a lUPSS iu the NoTtsT sir,
Aud in tie trndercT ky,
A touch Of hrartiche every rbcfc;
We weep, yc, know mo- why.
Tic wind IS iull u inemoTie,.
II whisper low AMI clear
n secret rchpe, VI the past,
And brings The dead more near.
The breath Of buddsd bya.inths
j. heavy IN the brreJe;
The peach tree twigs are strung With pink
And murmugous with bee.
Swing, robin, on the budded spasy'r
Ana ,ing your b!ithrs, tune
Hep g.. acrpss these home.irk days
Into the JOYS gi June.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
RCzYnA TWENTY YEARS.

~ ra'itaic 10 GDI Is Unipun1si i1I the relief ]
lave obtained from the uSe Of the CGiicuTa Ee1ne-
dis have be.n troubled With E.zernl on my is<,
f7r Trn'y YEAR. ] lad not comfortable n'zht n'
ven tie burning and itching were - Intense.
Ef-r 1 am ksppy 20 Say. have no iroub.e. Only
III, h:,f.Colored patches on my limbs remain -
token = my iJTneT m!Ery' r,spy so,ru
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
| T C H IN G
sim Diseases instantly Relieved by
CutiCura.

rTgEATNEhT--A warm bath With Cuiicyra Soap
and single application Of Caticurs, the great
-EIn Cure Jfls repeated daily, with two or three
doss o. Cuticura KrsoYent. the hr- Blood PuriAer,
10 keep the blood COOL the pcrsr pure and 10
active, will spcedy cure Erzema, Tettrr Bingvprru
Ptoriasis, Licbcn, Prur.tU', real He'd, panirun,
and every rreciss 81 Itching Soaly agd Pimply
Hur.or Of TIE Salp and Skin, when tbe bcsl pbgd-
gfsr.. and fenfdfs fail.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
.ovvpxp WITH BLorCaHs.

Ir,n, % tel VOC that your Cgtiean Rs.o' rent =
.,,.Scsn, Ib,at thru months ago ny faes ~
S,sreJ rjlh BI0,ehss, and STIR using thsos biiss
OF kes'a'e'i' w YkEDERICK MATES,
u g. Chsriss s.Teet, Fes Orleans, Ia
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31

y..,, ,,,,. valuable CuticurI Esnedies hare done
nav child % rauch good that feel Ike sayins this
a.; a. leDeft Of thJse who are tronbIat With
kim diasase Sly litis gin vas troubled shh kS,
"a -, a, her sny god Until us4d the Csilcufz
psr,sJies yhici speedily cared her. Tor which ore
yo,1 nan thank and many nights q rc'i.
ANToS BO5cAIkk, Edinb1rgh, Ind
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
1yTrER or THE SCALP.

Irn a!E,.: perfectly bald. eaas.d ,! asiss &C., :.
Ami siT se4fs AID ihry esrsi my staip P~nscty,
and nos NY hair Is ooAlns hack a. this 1879 va
Sas.
V'bfts-io,o TerAA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
IVY POISONING.

"a, all ese. Of roisoains By iyy OF dc$ssod. ! t1n
-, Cutisur. 70 cure every TIM. lave ech
~ n never laiis c. n A0RSA
iT h'e DYuzist, Hsstisssa, nssk
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31

ticalariy well adapted for showing the beauty
Of the hand and the jeweled rings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31

soIs everyvbere Price: cotieurst %; so,H ~ Fl
Rs,o,,snt. n %. Prepared By ths PDfIkk Dhce
AND CHEMICAL 90, Boston, ns.A
e., .u.v te curs sAia DissassA'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31

?,27. yriIcs, amounts q. to.....-......".......ts
Admiration for ratpa 10 cluis should b. mad
10 tie once Of the Company In hev orleana
For further Information w.its clearly, Eivi1
al ,srs-. POSTAL NOIeS, Eipr~-s Monel
de-s or New Yori. S1chAs4e In ordinary
CurIsncy by eIprcs al! 81 as OF " aud up.9
or s1psnsel addre--l ~ a DAOPAt
- New Orleans,
or u. 4. DAUPNtS.
GOT Seventh 81, Washing ton, ~
MSis J.. q. Massy 6&sn payable and q
Registered LoiHrNp
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BhNh.
h New Orleans
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
rCzENA on A CHILD.

I6S West Avenue, Eochester, D. l.
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17
OKLAHOMA.

Capt. Couch, leader of the Oklahoma
movement was sent by his followers TO
Washington to lay their case before the
administration, in the hope that the
president would modify his proclama-
tion. The Washington Post of Tuesday
printed an interview between Couch
and the secretary of tie interior, in the
course of which Secretary Lamar
said:
"What is It you wish?' II want to
know what course the administration
has determined to pursue with refer
ence TO Oklahoma and the settlers" F"
replied Couch. "Well, 1 will state TO
you the policy of this administration
with regard to the Oklahoma country, y
said the secretary. 1T considers the
Oklahoma territory, ON which the per-
sons you represent propose making set
tlement, as within and part Of the In
dian territory. The administration re-
gards 1t as not part OF the public do
main open to entry, to settlement and
acquisition OK titles under the land law
Of the United States, being Indian
country, that il, territory acquired and
reserved for Indian occupancy. The
government is pledged to the protection
of IL and the security Of the Indians
from white men intruders. No white
person has the right TO 60 there and
reside without permit, and when they
go they are intruders who are acting
illegally and wrongfully and the policy
of the president is To execute the pledge
Of the government and TO protect this
territory from the further intrusion OF
white persons who claim that they have
n right to enter upon it and that 1t was
public domain, subject to pre-emptior
and homestead settlement" us that
the final decisionp" asked Capt. Couch
1T is, and 1t will be enforced" saiC
Mr. Lamar. In reply TO further ques
tiOn Secretary Lamar said that the al
ministration was determined that tn,
cattlemen on the Oklahoma reseiva
tion should leave. They will not b,
permitted to Craze their cattle within
the limits Of that territory. lie re
peated this declaration with emphasis
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17

Junction City Union: Four drug
stores have taken out permits under the
prohibitory law, but one has not yet
made any sales. The other three, from
March 10 to March 81 made 1884 sales
Of liquor. An examination Of several
pages Of one of the registers showed
that these sales averaged one pint each,
OF I ,S04 pints. Liquor sellers and drink
ers tell MS that they count eight drinks
TO pint, but that more men will make
ten drinks To pint. But calling II
only eight and we have ~, ,l52 drinks, OF
6j6 drinks per day. At 10 cents n drink
this Is about what three saloons were
averaging during the winter Def, re
they closed.
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17

Wellington Press: County Clerk Ber-
~ Monday received the bill for the fur
niture for tie new court house. II en-
braces the following articles: Sixteen
tables, seven desks, % cherry Office
chairs and 30 oak ones; | cherry chair
upholstered with leather; 8 stools; 2OS
opera chairs; 2 file and book cases;
tax duplicate case and truck, and two
drawer case. Aggregate cost 81, ,llO.
The druggists of this city who have
complied with the new law and return
eel their statements to the probate judge
are as follows; T.. a. Wood, l54; G.. +.
Butler & Co., 80. Simmons Brothers,
81. Druggist Gould, Mulvane, brought
In l0i statements. This n pretty fair
showing, considering that the law went
into effect on the 10th. The probate
judge has been advised 10y the attorney
general, and will not, for the present at
least, collect the FIVE cents, supposed to
attach to each statement. The
druggists who have not filed their state
ments, had best do 50 ut once, IL they
wish to avoid trouble.
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17

special session To make an appropria-
tion for exterminating the infected
herds. AS the legislature had refused
to make such an appropriation before
it adjourned, three weeks ago, the gov
ernOr did not care TO call II together
when the expense would be at least
sJO.OO.
Then IL was decided to ask for vol
untary contributions from stockmen
generally. Andy J. Snider, of Kansas
City, literally offered to subscribe
81 600 10 the fund TO be used i'm the
work Of determination, and other lib
eral men are responding. But It is not
likely that sufficient fund can be
raised to eradicate the disease, for it is
believed that no less than three thous-
aud cattle in the counties named are
liable to communicate the disease.
In The meantime Missouri cattle are
fast deprccialing in prices. Range mel
dare not run any risk in buying their
bulls, and are slow to handle anything
from near the infected district. And
they cannot be too careful. Once allow
pleuro-pneumonia to get started OF
the western ranges, where cattle mi0
aud intermingle over hundreds of mile:
Of territory, and goodbye to the cattle
business in the west.
With the exception Of few sporadic
cases Of Texas fever; last year, Barbe
county has been remarkably health!
since the Boyd herd did such grea
damage IN 1888. 1t should remain FIRE,
| from disease.
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17

Last fall n preliminary survey was
made for trail south from this city
to Camp Supply in the Indian Territory.
The report made TO General Potter the
commanding officer Of that post was ia
yorable and his recommendation TO the
authorities Of this military department
was In accordance with his scouts re-
port. The distance from this point is
very much less than from the railroad
points 10 which the government her :
tofore shipped freightS, hence the cost of
transportation will be very materially
lesseued.
Last Friday Lieutenant Hill, OF the
twentieth infantry, and party started
from Supply TO make linal location Of the
road. They reached here Monday having
carefully examined the road coming
up. They found the distance TO be but
sixty-hve miles and good road all the
way. The party consisted OF Lieut..
II. G.. Hill, Amos Chapman, scout, j.
NJ. Ferguson, of the firm of Lee & Fer
guson, post traders and escort. The
military party returned Tuesday morn
ing 10 make their final report, when a
party will be sent out FROM Camp Sup
ply TO improve the road and put II In
condition for rapid travel. The gentle
men were all enthusiastic on the rapid
building up Of New Kiowa and spoke
In highest terms Of the future Of the
city.
After the trail Is completed 10 Sup
ply Il will be- an easy matter TO get il
extended TO the Panhandle rs this will
be the nearest railroad point To that
vast country. y.-Kiowa Herald.
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17
Personal and General.

Cleveland's coat of arms is to be a
shirtsleeve rolled up to the elbow.
The fellows who are waiting for the
Office TO seek the man are getting aw-
fully tired.
The "original Cleveland man" has
not been rewarded yet. lie is to nu-
merous for recognition.
Fitzhugh Lee, as n Washington cor
respondent learns, is to be marshal of
the District of Columbia.
Stanley Huntley, who wrote the
"SpoOpenkyke Papers" is said to DE
dying Of Bright's disease.
Ex-President Arthur has resumed
the practice of law with his old firm,
Krewes u Ransome, at New York.
No amount of "otiicial courtesy" will
prevent Secretary Lamar from unearth-
ing the frauds committed by his prede-
ceSsOr.
Cleveland has one life position at his
bestowal, for which a great many are
anxious TO have him make nomina-
tion-keeper of the presidential heart.
Panama is place where no civil SER
vice reform keeps rotation in Office
from rotating. Since January 1st it
has had four different presidents.
Just ninety-three prohibition votes
were cast at the Chicago municipal cleo
tion. II Is quite evident that prohibi-
tioh Is not political issue In the Gar
den city.
1t is probable that Chicago aud Gin
cinnati will never have perfectly fair
election until all their male citizens OF
twenty-one years and over are sent tC
the penitentiary.
II the democratic party continues tC
gain perfect confidence there will moi
be enough of the republican party lef
in 1888 to afford US amusement.
When two men are prominent appli
cants for the same Office Presiden
Cleveland generally decides between
them by taking some other man.
Had a democrat been placed at tn,
head of the navy department twent,
years ago, the United States might b,
this time have had a navy worthy o
this republic, instead Of the shameful
apology for the one that we now have
There was not much talk about a vic
orous foreign policy for the CLEVELAND
administration, but We have 1t all tn,
same. The ships and men dispatche,
to Aspinwall without n days della,
will have much better effect than swell
ing proclamations.
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17

The president is still bothered with
presents. Last week big salmon was
sent from Oregon to be served for his
Easter Sunday dinner. A Connecticut
woman gave him photograph of her
son, who is perhaps TEN years younger,
but bears so striking resemblance to
Mr.. Cleveland as To DC taken for him by
persons who know the president well.
The lady said she wanted the president
toJave photograph Of her son because
of his remarkable resemblance. IL is
told the president hasn't brother who
looks 50 much like him us this Connect
lieut. man.
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17
PIHuRn-PnRnnnnfA

Missouri Is having trouble over the
cases OF pleuro-pneumonia that have
appeared in Galloway county. AJersey
bull, from an infected herd was pur-
chased last year and placed In herd
belonging 10 the state insane asylum.
All OF this herd, something over one
hundred became diseased and had to be
killed. Other cattle In the neighbor-
hood were contaminated and these
spread the disease over the county, and,
It Is said, even into Boone, Audrain,
and Montgomery counties. Last week
large number Of stockmen met the
governor Mt Jefferson City and insisted
on him conyening the legislature in
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17

Capt. Estiil is an old resident. Don't forret
90 leave yOur property with him for sale-he
viii do the right thing by you %
Something very nice I'm side g. ddles at prices
to suit the times. at n. Blickhahn's "a
W. j. Estill ma kes deeds. mortgages. leases
Spades, shovels. rakes, post-hoIe dierers
hoes, garden tools OF every Kind In great varie-
y at Geppert 4 Stones %
Geppert 8 Stone have just received a new
and complete lot %
Hain wagons.
Schuttlcr wagons.
Caldwell wagous.
road.
spring wagons.
Buckboarda.
Top Bugg~ -
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17

The Leavenworth Times last week
published q dispatch from Len. 7.
Smith at Washington, saying that the
board Of managers of the Soldiers
Home had adopted resolution,
Offered by Gov. john y. Martin, that
1t would bc satisfactory to the board If
the $4,000 to be raised by the citizens
Of Leavenworth and expended on the
grounds OF the Home at that place, be
paid in installments Of 5000 a year,
thus extending the payment over ten
years
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17

Independence, Kan, is excited over
the mysterious murder of Hiram Foulk,
an eccentric bachelor, last week. Ills
body was discovered in well on his
place, and tho supposition is that he
was murdered by an enemy as bis
money was found on his body.
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17
FRIDAY. APRIL. II, 1855,

Another memler Of the Illinois leg.s-
lature, a democrat, died this week. A
senator and two members died this
year. There appears nO probability Of
the election OF United States senator
by that body, there being tie on joint
hnlInA
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17

We see good deal in the agricultural
papers of late about how TO produce
clean beef" This Is matter that we
are not troubled with in Texas. How
20 raise fat beef is the thing that both
ers us. If our northern friends will
show us how to raise fat beef, aud Will
pay Texas visit between now and the
first of May, we will agree to return the
favor by giving him a pointer OH how
TO raise lean beef.-Texas StOckman.
Barbour County index., 1885-04-17

Roller skates is by no means modern
amusement. \ patent for n roller skate
was issued in France in 1919. From that
time to the year 1866 there where nine
patents for roller skates. The first adj
solutely public roller skating rink in
this country was established ut Cincin-
natl i'm 1861.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

nsny % then. say thssa fhiro rot're
e.YstoFn tbreehrrs could Do Ffrn q 'pt
work this ssnesn. -.
Whiie We baud ihis portion q Wlst
county ~ a fDe Ersin section Nt
fhFJid mo- forget our octton 1SlAts
% the west n %. fof i 10 $40 psioft
tbs FORT Worth a Denres CITY fsil-
var tept,ed lhis equity y ht'pi more
,svsson - Fort WUrtn than any 49,
cent evyunty 70 Tsrfent The ihoet g
our sysaton farmers are Erenths.d Hiio
ssuiIes. fOY this irogscG supsl ios ws
are haFfng nov tNe&os dsA.h - every
srAecies q 0ott0n worm.
Wheat and osts are besinDing Y
eunne into tkss mass ket very hvely, hno
the farmers are sbipgang Ia their eur
tsl1s Il iass ys-ef . corn Cor which they
are gettiDg ffiy-fD2r oepts fb+llt'd.
M rimpson Booo. one ~ COR iafR-
eel oetson-reisers, was bere this morn
ing. and says that be never ssE s1en
Q great Ana rEgSc ifzgiey@Bert - e9i~
ION ~ has t.sen 81 TIE l&si I'VE osys,
ADD thk. N the WeEibef is favorable
frsm Dos On. We viii make ulore than
can f,e Hkfherfc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
AUSTIN.
TIE Lard Board Holat q Secret sesEicn
viii 8 Psi Cptsre-- Total
schslstze Census.
Students Appointed 70 tie San Houston
Normal sehssl-Tbs EmbtrEliDg
Attorney Sill Free.
special 70 tbe GA1sae.

spbc1H 70 tns CsHtelte.
AUsTIN, TEX, July i4.--The land
board bad q conferences this evening
which was attended BY the entire
board, Including the governor. who
hEs not scied with i. before since the
Adjournment Of the legislature. The
results Of the meeting were not msde
public, bat they are said TO concern
certsip important steps which be
board has been celebrating 70. some
tine
The total scholastic census Of the
stste - footed up to-day Sc 452, 2e6 a.
sgsinst Afe .57f lsst year, an increase
Of IS T22. or about ! per cent j, is
thought that the pro rata Appor:ioD.
nnent which is 70 be made by the
board Of education tomorrow will
reach . least s. 90 against S. last year.
TIE boArd Of education to-day ap
pointed three students from The state
., large 10 the sam Houston Normal
institute for the ensuing session. They
sre Mise Lucy Forbes, Austin; Miss
Henry Williams. Dallss; ana Miss
Mary Odem, Au.tlp.
Competitive examinations for the
Peabody schol srship In the Nashville
Normal college, will be held 81 all
the while GUNNER normal
institutes Friday. July 81
The principal will conduct the exam.
iDStiop.
TIE young attorney and land agent
who was reported yesterday 10 have
embezzled funds 10 the amount Of $2713
Entrusted 10 him for investment, has
not yet made q settlement with his
victims, although IL was stated he
would be arrested unless the matter
was adjusted today. Wealthy rels-
tiyes are expected 10 come 10 his
rescue.
The announcement Of the ii Paso
court. house trouble cre&' ed sensation
here. where All OF the parties are
known. Il leaks out that the attor-
ney-general advised the county au.
tborities some time ago that the bonds
already issued are fatally defective.
Belief IN the integrity OF CD. Britton
il Uushakeu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15

scales from the plans n IL known
that on Sunday the Ger Of a bribe
was made 10 the attorneys represent
Ing the county for Brower's blue
prints and their Withdrawal from the
case. subsequently an agent Of the
defendant went 20 the house 81 the a.
t0rney 70 pay over the money. The
attorney had the sheriff and another
person hidden behind the curtains AZ
witnesses. The agent paid 5000 Ia
500 hiils, 5000 IN 3 check signed
by Bri,ton a. Long and sgreed 10 pay
So 10 bonds. The attorney turned
the blue prints over, whereUpon the
witnesses came forth and demanded
sud took the prints. The commits.
siOuers have removed Giles as aTcili-
teet and Bfitton q Long as contract
ore. Work on the courthouse has
been stopped aud q guard placed IN
the building - protect IL. Giles aud
Long have been arrested on 8 charge
OF perjury aud jailed ia the jail they
Just built. The exposure has caused q
furor In the city and blueprint neck
ties are being bought and worn by
everyone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-15
SAN ANTONIO.
Ignaela oortez Held for Murder.

Ignacia Cortez Held for Murder.
- eiHl 30 the Gazette
SAN ANrOSIo. TEX July II The
inquest ia the case Of the late Sydney
NJ. Staniforth was resumed this morn.
log. The testimony, while only Of a
character, was sum
GENTLY strong 10 cause the coroner TO
hold the woman IgnAcia Corttz 10 an
s@er the chargeot murder. aud small
negro boy Is an accomplice. The car
developed love and jealousy on both
sides, but no one is found
70 believe II TO hsye been
other than desperate murder.
a sensation was occasioned in 80.
cial circles here by the announcement
from III PssO that Fred Giles, the
architect, had been arrested there in
connection with the court.house
frauds. Giles 10 highly esteemed here.
The French population is tonight
celebrating on large scale the fall
Of the Bastile, the national day OF
France.