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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
MRS. COOLIDGE IS A CRANK
A NEW LIGHT
Thrown ON the Observation-Disclosures Muir
der Mystery.

Thrown ON the Boston Baltimore Muir
der Mystery.
Bosroy, October 25.-The Herald says
that to-dsys developments seom to throw
q new light on the alleged murder conspl-
racy between Boston and Baltimore par
ties. The new phase, which seems to be
corroborated by the facts, is that the whole
thing was a gigantic scheme to blackmall
a sorrow stricken family. In a nut shell
the story as it now stands $50 it ia
said is that Mrs Coolidge, knowing oil the
skeleton in the closet OF the
Mellen family, conspired with James
Douohue alias John Bull, TO get
money out Of Mr.. Mellen. Then it is re-
lated Bore Cobb got wind Of the affair,
AID 10 carry favor with the police,
informed them of the plot. But
John Bull" sIsuspected Cobb and
to sava himself went to police headquarters
and told the whole story Of the conspiracy
Then came the meeting between John
Bull" and Mrs. Coolidge. Al which the in
spectors were present but unseen, during
which Mrs. Coolidge talked freely, suppos
ing that John Bull was still acting
suuarely. The statement that one thou
sand dollars had been received BY Dono
hue from Mrs. Mellen is pronounced un'
true, although it is said the detectives
have actual proof OF this payment An
evening paper prints an alleged interview
With John B. Hebron who was today ap
noip,ed sole counsel for Mrs. Coolidge and
who visited her today at the jail. Mr.
Hebron is reported as saying shat he con
sidsrs his client insane. 10 regard to the
telegram which Mrs COOLIDGE hsc
prepared to scaL Baltimore, Mr.
Hebron said the explanation o
that cannot now be given. :, is OF such
simple and common nature that when 1t Il
announced the reasons Tor her so dolnE
will be easily seen. The case is this: Mrs
Coolidge has been frartnlly victimlzed;
he declares that all the facts will ba
made public in few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
INTO THE DARK RiVER.
A Bridge Gives Away and Many Fall Into
the RIyer-Soms Drowned.

. Bridge Gives Away and Many Fall Into
the Rlver-Some Drowned,
EAST SAGINAW, MICH, October 28.-At
$40 oclcck this evening FIRE broke out on
the tug Mcdonald lying at the dock about
100 feet south of the Ganessee avenue
bridge. A large number Of people were
congregated on the bridge when piece
of sidewalk on the bridge i've
feet wide and fcrty.fve teet
long, containing about 60 people gave
away with crash and precipitated them
into the river, which was Is to IS feet deep
With strong current The night was
cloudy and dari. MiraculoHsly the greater
number were saved, many being badly
bruised. Ths river is being dragged
and the body of one boy named
Sidney Fallon, aged 8 years, has been
brought mp 1t is thought several perished,
as twelve or thirteen are missing. lanes
Twaits was rescued, but is badly hurt
John Rotheuburg, injured about the leg
George A. Irwin, slightly injured; Z. d
Cowles, managing editor OF the Courier
was standing on the extreme further point
of the bridge when it went down. n
could not swim and was dragged oy tn
struggling people 10 the bottom OF IN
river twice, but got clear and driitlsg DOW
clingiug to q spils until rescued, sustainin
but slight injuries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

VIM. J. B st, et-Presjdent. ot toe Pa.
ciGc Bank, who is charged with embezzling
so, coo, is urd,r arrest OF Boston.
Gen. John A. Logan addressed Re.
publican MACS meeting in Philadelphia
last night
Edward o Stokes, Of New York is now
in Detrci, in the interest of the nited
line Of Telegraph system.
The Charter Natural Gas Company
have increased their capital stock.
The epidemic OF diphrheria is raging in
the vicinity al New Du,hsm, n. D., and
several persons have died.
The annual convention Of the general
Executive Committee Of TIE Women 8
Foreign Missionary Society OF the Metho'
dist Episcopal Church. in the First M. L
Church Of Evanston, III.
The roof Of the tunnel f.r the new acquc-
duct in New York yesterday cayed in,
badly ibjuring four men.
The counsel Of Mayor Harrison, Of Chi.
csgo have filed Their answer in the con.
tested election case, denying that illegal
votes were cast for the mayor.
Masked burglars, at Genessce, n. y,
broke into the house of Emory Player,
killing him and robbing the premises
The students of the Connecticut Literary
Institute have brought suit against Henry
Ward Beecher for failing to fulfill lecture
engagement with them.
! Six masked men, on Monday, rode TO the
residence OF George Templeton, colored
citizen of Hampstead county, Arkansas
and shot him dead
At dance at Dozeville, Ill Henry
Menard and Wm. S. Thomas quarrelled
over a girl and Menard killed Thomas
with knife.
The question Of the settlement Of Okla
homs is again becoming q prominent
question in Kansas.
The people of Augusta, Georgia, are
now spita,ed over the Chinese question, as
onite a number Of these immigrants are
now in that city. .,
Edward Cooper, colored postal clerk
ON the Jetfersonville, Madison and Indian
spolis railroad, is under arrest at Louis
vile, Ky, for robbing the mails
The fret train passed over the Canadian
Pacific railway yesterday.
Judge Levi NJ. Villas, brother Of the Post
master General. was yesterday married t.
MISS Lizzie Ludlam, Of Pullman, III.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
NEW MsRTINSVIIlE NOTES.

New MARTINsvILLE, October 2,.-Quite
q number Of cases Ct typhoid fever are in
the town and neighbothood
DR.. T. P. Souther is putting apa Gne
residence.
There is another marriage on the tapis.
Miss White, of St. Clsirsvlle is the guest
Of Miss Lena INSTEAD
T. =. jacobs and family are wishing
friends in HarrisyiIle Richie county and
will not return for two weeks.
Many Of our citizens think il would be q
go1d idea to light the street lamps during
the dark night season
The Mite Society met last night at Mr..
Springer's. A large number was present.
and quite pleasant time is reported.
Mr. Woodward, OF Psrkershurg Is Wait
ing trisncs here.
Mr.. A. W. Oxensrd ia expected home
from Colorado next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
WELLSBURG.
Pronouncins Bee-Proceedtngs of Court
Personal Notes.
Special 70 Ms ReGisIe,

WELLsBURG, W. Va, October, 29.-An
interesting prorouncing bee was given BY
the young folks last evening ct the Pres
hvterian church. The contestants were
divided into two classes or sides, each OF
which was headed By young lady, one
being Miss Daisy Crothers, the other Miss
Mamie Jones. The sides rapidly went
down, IN attempting to master such words
as resume, planatorte, provost, and other
words both simple and Of foreign abatrsc-
ton. until none were left except Miss An,
ma Iarr, vLo won the prize aud resulted
in victory for the side OF Miss DAISY
Crothers. j. c. Palmer made the present
ing speech in q graceful manner, demon
s,rst;ng more familiarity with that acquire
ment than with psonoupcing as he went
down ou nonsense.
The suit Of IucSel crainst the town
that has been pending in the Circuit Court
since Saturday was ended this afternoon
by finding in favor Of the plaintiff tor
S41s.
Samuel Paiteroo4 hRs been allowed
back pension amounting TO aLo1t eleven
hundred dollars, snd Casper Bitter also the
amount Of Sj05.7l,
Captain William Oakes and his sons
William and Robert, have returned hom'
after sucoessiul loal boat trips.
T Hon. Thayer Melvin and Z &. Barr
Eso are attending Court here.
+ II. Ackison has accepted position II
the shoe department of Kautmsn's store Il
Pjttsburg.
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PUIaSKrS GRAND-NlECF.
She Ia Dismissed from Her Clerkship In
the War Department..

She Il Dismissed from Her Clerkship In
the War Department.
New YORK, October 23.-Tne World 8
Washington special Gays t6at Nine. ia
roeka, graud-niece Of Pulaski, the Pohsh
patriot who fought under Washington, has
been dismissed from the position of clerk
in the War Department. She was ap-
pointed hy President Arthur at the 'ohc'-
tatiou Of ex Governor Curtin, Shen the lat
ter was Minister to Russia. She was ban.
ished TO Siberia in 1852 for taking part in
the Polish insurrection, bat through Minis,
ter Curtins efforts she was released and
came to America, Though appointed un'
d.g Republican administration, she
claims to be q Democrat, aud to have con
tributed to the cam paign iund on thu. side
No reason is assigned for her dismissal
She is penniess, aud the World comments
severely on this treatment OF descen ant
Of the generous Pulaski, who refused the
large grant of land made BY Congress after
,ks Revolution in recognition Of his ser
yices 10 America
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
IN TWENTY DAYS
The Gsnesta Crossed The Atlantic
Home.
SHE IS WELCOMED BY AN OVATION
Just as if She Had Beaten All America
The Status of the Eastern
Difficulty.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

PORTSMOUTH, Enc, October 2S.-The
Genests, which WAS defeated in the recent
international yacht races for the American
cup by the American yacht Puritan, ar.
rived at this port at o'clock this morn
ing, having made the trip from New York
in the exceedingly fast time of twenty days.
As she sailed into the harbor she flew the
three flags symbolcal Of her having won
the three prizes. Her appearance in the
hsrbor was the signal for great enthusiasm.
When she came to an anchor she WAS IN
stautly surrounded BY all manner Of craft.
including several yachts belonging to the
Royal Yacht squadron. The men Of war
in the hsrbor saluted the victorious cutter
while the steamers footed their steam
whistles in honor OF her return Captain
Carter and Captain Saunders, her nsvigs-
tor, and the crew were vociferously cheered.
1t is learned that the Genestas trip. 20
days and 10 hours beats the record. The
wind was mostly from north, northeast to
west, with strong heavy seas. The Captain
was compelled TO heave to on two occs
sions, under stress OF weather. The whole
voyage was under reefed trysails. The
only casualty was the l5ss OF one OF her
Jaws and the big saiI The mate had his
ankle broken by the tiller, but aside from
this nothing happened of moment. the
log shows that the best runs were made on
the 18th, 18th and l4th insts, when tho
cutter sailed 23S miles. 2i0 miles and 200
miles respectively. The crew speak in
high praise OF their treatment and are en-
thusiasic in their utterances regarding the
conduct of the Americans generally.
SERyIA REFUSES To DISARM.
BELGRADE, October 2s.-The Servian
Government hos replied to the collective
note Of the powers, and refuses to disarm
the Servisn troops until IN equilibrium IN
the Balkans has been restored. The Gov.
ernment is angry because the Balkan con.
ference is to be held at Ccnstantinople in
stead Of a. Vienna or Perth.
THE CONFERENCE To OPEN TO MORROW.
CoNsTANTINoplE, October 2S.-The Bal
kan conference will meet formally on
Thursday and will then adjourn until Sat
urday.
THE BCRNAH EXPEDITION WAITING ORDERS.
MADRAS. October 2S.-The embarka,ion
Of the brigades which are to take part in
the proposed Burmhh expedition has been
postponed for further orders.
FRANCE HAS NO DESIGNS on BURNAH.
PARIS, October 2s.-Def'reycinet Min.
lister Of Foreign Affairs, has advised the
Burmese Government to avoid "a quarrel
with England He refu9es to take any
further action in the matter, beyond trying
to convince Lord Salisbury tha, France
does Got seek to cstnbi,h protcctorste
over Burmhh or 10 ohiaiu any advantage
except commc.cial treaty with that
country
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
WHOLESALE INsUsoRDIN, TIoN


"n the Par, ur signal service sch "i,'t'
Na' Resented Their Instructors N '''''
ud,
",-....oy Oc,obe- 25.--A5out hal
o. .as o,-. g. C,cl Siy'cs men who ere
.Itrry ar,a course OF Instruction at Fort
~ r-. .-ish,d in January, are being
'''t n martial on a charge OF in
sterilization. The circumstances are:
The -.r ot the class felt that they were
5-.- ..s.y and hsrshiv treated by
'.-., ..'-.r.or. Lieutenant Frank Green
q. '-- ,.-.a, service. and when he
'-.-t 20 this gross profanity
.l.. intimately calhnE them names,
90. Cd be- repeated they resolved to make
al -.-,- ..- r-Eet Wuh ihls yIew a
H-r--- Was held which resulted IN petit
.". % the Chief signal Officer setting
.'.a ..i- grievance aud ap2eshng tor re
"-. lls petition was answered oy an
.,--. .,c the court mar;iaIng OF Oil the
--r Tr0 .a3 signed the petition.
ra0 t,z-u -aid tonight that the men
-. .'I Cuurt ua-tIAleI LO' 'OE NAptS'S
s- 'h.., s-ieyaucrs but for holding a
@.-.n, ami combining for thai purpose,
~...- be- said, was almost equal 10 muuny
..-.' ,r-.en has been reprinanded oy
H.o. lazen icr his conduct.
The sessions Of the Court are being held
ia 'ae evening. Nearly all Of it's officers
be- Oh duty iu this city aud cannot attend
q. a-v other time. The members Of the
.Hss are being defended hY Congressman
d.'r'say'b and Henry Wise Ga-ue,t !
Is -Zprc.si 'ha, the Court will De- over to
1-rrnE and the hudings will be sUbmitte'
20 r-tr-N Usssn. "A the Court was OF
-srsa 5y jhe C0iet SlgEal Ohcer, the sui
.=y, wII 10. ccme before ths War Depar
urI. unless there should be sentence {
dismissal, which ia hardly thought probsbl
under the circumstances.
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WOODSFlELD, o.
Trial of n Murdere'- = ocisiy and Church
Notes.

Sp'cid! 10 IL Hg'Sp.
WoopsFIELD, 0, October =. .--Couu is
going or this week. The Trial OF ConCer,
who murdered his wife in such horrible
manner, is now in progress. Quite mum
Der Of people are in town anxiously await
ing the result It is the supposltion OF
many that the prisoner is crazy, while 9th
ers think higher power has struck him
dumb, as he refuses TO speak one word.
Boan Hixenbaugh started for AtheHs to-
day with his brother, George who has been
sdmitted to the Asylum for treatment
Quite number Of our ladiss and gentle
men have been out in tho country admir-
ing nature in her a.tumnal beauty. One
marty of ladies vent last week but not find
ing their ndy fricr rds az home and the
train gone, ,hsy wLilei away the time look
ing at big yellow pnmpAins and spring
chi. kens OIL the trot instead OF in the pot.
Also carriage riding Sunday afternoons.
lunch along, moonlight ride home white
COW who played havoc with harness, and
so on, and so on. One gentleman, at least
one, is glad.
WoodsGeid hsd q fsre--rsre, rare
bringing ladies' from neighboring towns II
you don't believe this. enquire at the bank
for further particulars.
Our NJ. L. minister preached a. able
sermon on Sunday morning. Subject,
The boys grew" Had the parents of our
town been there with cur BOYS, have no
doubt they weuld have had their eyes
opened to ~any things they rever have
giye- thought.
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IN CHlCAGO'S STREETS
A Young Man Shoots Two Girls
Yesterday Afternoon.
CROWD OF 5,oooATTEMPT LYNcHINe
But the WouId-Be Murderer is Saved by
the PoIice---A CowardIy
Revenge.
AFFAIR PRoBABLYA DOUBLE MURDER

CHICAGO, October 2S.-Five thousand
people completely blsckened Monroe
street, from La Sale to Clark, at 9 o clock
this afternoon, half mad with excitement
and but for the dexte.i'y Of the police
would have hanged A. ]. Burns to the near.
est lamp-post. Shortly before that hour,
when the employees Of the offices and print,
ing establishments Of the neighborhood
are released from their days labor. a
young, we'll dressed man entered
the hallway Of the building in
which the offices of r. G. Dan
l. Co. are located and leaned against the
wall as though waiting for some one. A
few minutes later the clerks and printers
employed in the building began to stream
down the stairs. The young man watched
them closely and catching sight of two
young women walkigg arm in arm, sprang
forward, drew revolver, fired two shots
in quick succession and dashed out
of the hall and up Monroe
street toward Fifth avenue. The street
was crowded with people, going home from
business. The aound of the shots attract
ed others An officer standing rear the
corner CT Fifth avenue noticed the crowd
accommodating diyined the cause Of the
Young mans flight aud promptly seized
him. They walked back to the scene OF
the shooting. The two women lay insen-
sible on the tdexalk. At the sight of the
man who attempted their murder
THE rROwD BECAME FURIOUS
and attempted TO take him away from the
officers grasp. Somebody cried Lynch
him aud the officer, realizing his prison
er danger hustled him into az alley in
the direction Of the nearcs: station. The
crowd attempted to follow but only jam
med itself fast in the narrow entrance.
The wounded women were taken into the
nearest drug store and thence 10 the coun-
ty hospital. 1t is believed that their wounds
are fatal.
Ithas develo ed that the shooting was the
cowardly revenge taken by former fello"
employe in r &. Dnns office, on the wo-
men, who, claiming he had iusulted them,
caused his discharge day or two ago.
The young man, A j. Rurns hy name,
called at the oilice to-day and was told by
the foreman that if he would apologize
to the women, who are sisters aud named
Mrs Good and Lillian Waller, he would be
reinstated. He left the Office and was not
seen again until arrpe;ed. Mrs. Good WAS
shot in the neck and her sister received
the second .ho, in the side OF her head.
Burns IT fuses to make any statement con-
cernipr the affair
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BLEAK LABRADOR.
u.stltutlou Among the Fisheries Oa 'nS
Coast.

.u.stltutlou Among the Fisheries Oa TN
Coast.
O.yagc. O1tober 28.-Tbe steamship
Canadian, WHICH has just returned from
her seasons cruise in the g2lf reports con-
siderable distress on the labrador coast,
o.,ips TO the failure of the fisheries. At
E.oqiuaux Point out Of population OF
$50 fara.Ges. only 20 have supplies for the
sintsr. Thirty more hope 10 get enough
from the merchants who usually make sd
"a, ces 10 them TO pull them through. Inc
remaining 100 families have nothing what
ever with which to face the winter, aud It
will he necessary either to bring them on
the coa,. or send supplies 70 them; The
failure of the fisheries vas due TO the ac-
ton OF the ice in the spring The fall h'h-
ing has been poor all over the guilt owing
+, rough weather. Four destitute families
were brought ifog Labrador By the
C,nadisn A number OF American yes,
srls fshed in the guilt for msckerel and
hah6ut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
BRIDGEPORT.

". C. Deems, Esq, soll his farm out
the pike yesterday to Samuel OpPenh,elmer'
The price paid could not be learned.
Workmen re engaged in putting new
roof on the Presby yterian Church beItry.
Miss Virginia Kingsfori left to visit
friends in Plttsburg, after very pleasant
visit Of three weeks with Miss Mir ME
Alexander. Miss Stevenson, who has
been the guest Of Miss Lucy Alexander
during the past few weeks, LETT for her
home in Pitsburg yesterday.
Miss Mary Robrecht left for her home in
Cniontown yesterday, after q fev days
visit with her father, Fritz Robrecht.
The young folks carnival at the Nam
moth rink last night was decided success
in every particular. The crowd was very
agreeable the music exquisite and the
supper immense.
A new and high roof is being put or
the C. L. & W. passenger depot.
The ejectment suit OF the Wheeling
Creek Coal Co. vs.. F. Kline was decided
in favor OF the Company.
. A. h. Burroughs, travelling Auditor TO
the Pennsylvania Co, is in town on busi
ness
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COMMENTARIES SENTENCED.
,o.top Buck and His Gang Finally Sent

nostop Buck and His Gang Finally Sent
Up.
PrrrsurRG. October 2o.-Boston Buck
s,l the members of his notorious gang OF
,,nr,e,fei,ers were sentenced to the peni-
,en,isry 10 tie United States court this al
,arroop Buck vas sentenced for seven
v,nys Ed Ha,mau fous years, Louis "h''
ere three wear, John B. Fsrr tSo and a
b,l' yes,s, John Secrist two years george
Bock one year, Andrew GFoner two years,
s~n,sr, c was suspended in the case OF
VIM Sec s, boy This GI;oS g;oS sas aas IsSp FeF
operauhS both Ss manufacturers and
sS,Co.s ss' Tou"''Fs Ros IN Buck, the leader has
ieoOv6s Seo0 psevionslv Convicted He is nearly 1
seven ieDssy ,Bsn sn s5ose who sentenced and per
secuted him.
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GETTYSBURG MONUMENTS.
rroops Engaged In the Dedication Yes
terday.

Troops Engaged In the Dedication Yes
terday.
GETTYSBURG, Pa. October 2S.-Repre-
sentations of the Indiana troops engaged
10 the battle of Gettysburg, arrived mere
last night and this morning to dedicate the
monuments recently erected on the battle
field. This afternoon the sssious points
were visited, informal addresses being
made s. each. This evening dedicatory
services were held in the court house and
tbe monuments we're delivered to the
Gst,ysburg Memorial Association; Cen
eraI Jos. j. Reynolds presided. me
nresen.stion addresses were made
q, follows: Third cavalry, Comrade Geo
W. Spshr; Nineteenth infantry, Comrade
\ n Stone; Twentieth infantry, j. Z.
I r Brown; Twentyseventh infantry, 3
G Holmes; Fourteenth infantry, Captain
+ Beem. Vice President d. A. BuchleT'
of the memorial Association RESPONDED
Addresses were also made BY General Siis'
Celgrove W. W. Dudley and John NJ
Foster NJ. D. Manson, Lieutenant GoVer,
nor of Indiana, Hon. j. J. hlelner anc
Major NJ. Capin, of the Third cavalry
Tbs monument is located near the see1nl
cut on the Tapeworm Railroad west OF thi
town, and is of bare granite, eighteen feel
high and suitably inscribed.
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The Liquor Men.

CurcAGo, October 2S-To-day session
NJ the bousr manufacturers was stormy
one, out it resulted in the c0mpleuon u
the business for which 1t was held ana au,
;cnrued 10 meet next in Cincinnati. twas
decided 10 revive the Western export asso'
citation, which recently went out OF exist "
erce and 10 make "Budalo Miller its
Prss;Gert. The pooling arrangement out
lined in these dispatches yesterday ~s'
odoptsd This restricts tine production 0
mills to oue.third of their capacity SE, o,
advances the price Of bighwines to SA'o'
per gallon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
Hog Statistics.

CIyc SxATI, October 2S-The Cincin.
natl Price Current will state tomorrow
that the number Of hogs packed in the
West last week WAS 2G5, 600 against 1885,
OO) for the corresponding time last year.
The total to date from March is $3.50
OO0 aga nst 3,97j,OC0 year ago. The
movement since March at the principal
points is: Chicago, 2,4l0 0 0; Kansas
CITY. 773, 900; Milwaukee, 2l70OO; Ind.
annapolis, $4,000; Cedar Rapids 's&,0OO,
St. Louis, 10000; Cleveland, l55 900;
Cincinnati, l2S,000.
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Mr., Randall SpeakS.

PITrsRURG, October 2S.--Hon. Samuel
j. Randall attended the celebration Of q
political club which bears his name. In
the course of an address Mr. Randall said
President Cleveland was building his party
stronger than ever. His closest friends
knew and predicted that before its close
the wisdom OF the policy Of the adminis,ra
ton would be acknowledged by men OF all
parties. Speaking OF the tariff, Mr.. Ran
dali said the question coaId not fairly be
treated until i; waE taken out Of politics
and made q matter of business.
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Sentences Pa 'sed'
~ THafs HfaF,

M,nrlysuruG, W. Va, October Is
Fair harded Justice hss been dealing
roughly With the prisoners during the pres
ant term of our Circuit Court through Inc
able prosecution of W. I. Hensha~' ESD
States Attorney. Eight persons have been been
sentenced to the penitentiary for terms
rauriug from three to s'xyesrs
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This word. which has been staring every
BODY 10 the face for the past years, and IS
now getting into everybodys mouth, is a
preparation for cleansing, beautifying and
preserving theteeth, sweetening the breath,
and arresiing the progress of decay.