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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t ia
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan Il ca.
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NUTRITIOUS food is essential as means
Of restoring a consumptive to health. A
medicine that will strengthen the lungs
and soothe all irritation Is also necessary.
Such remedy is DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. It Is tho only preparation
OF Wild Cherry that gives complete salts
faction. 1t quickly cures coughs and colds.
Ddw
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
New Bills-The Members MI
mega Short session,

New Bills-rhe Members Mule,
ags-A Short Session.
The house was opened with prayer yes
terday by Rev. DR.. Smith. The Commit
tee on Elections and Privileges handed in
its report, giving the allowance OF the
members for mileage. The greatest dis.
lance travelled by any member, according
to the report, was 1888 miles, by w. ].
Davies, q Rayette county, and the next
/ $50, by Mr.. Chambers, Of Mcdowell
county. Messrs. Callison, Of Nicholas,
Crockett, Of Summers, and Thompson, Of
Raleigh, are all credited with over 100
miles OF travel, and Anderson, OF Monroe,
Davidson, OF Mercer, McClung, Of Green
brier, and Dennis, Of Greenbrier, with
over 1000 miles, Two OF the Ranawha
members get mileage on $40 miles Of
travel, and the other on 500; and the JEFF
ierson members on little over GOO miles.
Mr.. Jacob is the only Ohio county menu
her who receives an allowance, his being
for only eighteen miles. These figures
represent the actual distance travelled
coming and going, and the allowance Il
ten cents per mile.
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Ghe aIteLLilstIEsn.
ONCE Nos. 20 and "a Fourteenth Street.
THE LEGISLATURE.
TIE SENATE SESSION.

Rev. DR.. q. Warner, State Temperance
Organizer, opened the session Of the Sem
ate yesterday afternoon with prayer.
Tie Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons made its report, allowing the Sena-
tors the following amounts of mileage:
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Thomas P. Henry, said to BIO promi-
nent young sketch artist and for some
years connected with the Augusta, Ga,
Chronicle, has come North to study. His
friends claim him TO be a second Mast.
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GROCgRIIA,

uhuGbAll8s
ces. corner Mainland Fourteenth streets. ~
An advance In nearly all grades OF sugars 4
noted and Il change Is made ii beans and seeds
also In EynlpS, 'S>-7
Gresa GSg;e-Fsucy Rio, per lb, lie; choice do
l2k; prime lIo lie; good Rio. lie: o;dinary. IOlc
Java, ISa20c.
Roaaed togee7ln paper, per ID, IKE: lower
Sugara7stanlard eonlCctIoaen, 4, pefi6. sc;
&C; powdered, 7c; crushed, 70; cut l0ai' ne,
syrlps-Cholee sugar syrup, $50; primo sugar
Rtee-Carolina, 6A61Sc.
H s. Orleans LosdsIe-Choicc. new crop. SEC;
Isai- Young Tyson, per ID, 9sa5oc: gunpowdcr.
2Sai6c; imperial, 3oaSJc; Japan 2Ia76r; OolOng,
<EatDS; souSnohS, M T .aSsSs.
l9c: mould, pce set lie. '-/sS' s''"'uV' p'f ST.
7ieyGr-Choce elder, l2c pcr glll. standard CITY
branIs, iOaiIo per Eal; country iSaiSc nsr eai ~
10 quality, 'S''''N fS' s''' -
H06tie. Ware-No tubs, Dor dozen, 81 7b;. No. .
tubs per dozen So "a: No. ttlS 'nss DOZEN * a.
shoop pals per dozen, 81 J Soop pSI:, 81 S o.
keeets Der npst 81 80. butter i,,IS TX H. cStnt,s
81 so: do Xj nm canaSltv ii N. III * lis
81 80: waShboarts, plain. 81 6Oai rs: wasIISarts
C;in,tI Pie Pea hes. lbs, 81 %: peaches.
lbs 81 6Oal W: tomatoes, lbs Bakers ojc; sweet
corn voc: Wilslow corn 81 20; straWberiics. 2l6s.
81 d: blackberres, lbs, 81 Do; raspberries, iii
81
Chetse-TS quoted In iobhlnp nj .lALAo for urt,no
full cream western, aud Isl c ior New York; SWEET.
xer lGLaI7e aOcorIiinT IN nSnIfty. pImhnruer Ia
FiS6ENo, SmedluIi mscEetei Ii 30: M. : me.
dlum, sj6 v iHt
Do1as-Cholco navy ut 81 90; medium 81 10. mir.
cd 81 40; LIMA 90 per ID. '''
bashe clover small SEED S. g. l4 ~ i Ss
10 quality, w 'eN " '"''' W. %
'salt@So. per Dbl 81 90: extra nor bbl 81 Y.da,rv
fine hnxhcf EnrkS Al m M ss"i '' D"st 49, HA"!
Sisea s CorS1G aSc y p si ID To- ''f s3SA'
Cidtr-Per Dbl S. UOaiO 90; crab annie $40 Ooa,o m
G;fHSeng-sI ID Nor III "FP'S Wv VV'i4@ Nv. W.
Nall-SThe oar,l ratS IL S116
PTGs9yes~ltalGc per b: apple l butter Sas1c pcr
SstsGPests say SVf Tor Choice white. walnut. A,o
COO; hickory uuts 81 OGli b nsr h"shs ">tt'a wv
...!is
PRODUCER
These prices arc based on wholesale transactions
olhis day subject 10 fluctuations during Inc Wecs
Corrected by II, G. MEYEU, general Commission
merchant, No, Twelfth street.
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Charles Bradlaugh, the English atheist,
has issued IN address to the electors oil
Northampton announcing himself once
more candidate for Q scat in the House
OF Commons,
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Trough on Rats" clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bngs, flies, ants, moles, chip,
hunks, gophers. lhc.
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OF YOUTH AND En-
Ill ccSses Of manhood cause moro SUFFERING, sui
cidtE nervous debility impotence, Tterlityi strict
mes yRFicoCCe diseased PROSTATE gland. bladder,
kidneys, heart, dropsy, diabetes and BFights
disease. than everything else, and cannot DO cuted
with stomach nCdlcineh alone, electricity, cray
ting, The European and American Medical Bureau
will send TreatIAc for % cents, giving the rome
dies and directions which cure these otherwise
oficeSI llpS Broadway, n. y, City. .at3NHEAw
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Mothers,

II you are failing; broken, worn out and
nervous, use "Wells' Health Remover"
81. Druggists.
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A good many young men often say they
are going 10 marry and settle. It is better
to settle first and marry afterward, though
marriage is frequently settler,
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switts Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
TnE swiEr SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga,
mr. $50 w. Twenty.thIri street, New York. de5
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meate.
Advertising Cheats!!

at has become 50 common 10 begin an article, IN
an elegant, interesting style.
"Then run u into Iome advertisement that VI
avoid all such,
"And simply call attention TO The merits Of Hop
Bitters in as plain. honest terms as possible,
ITO induce people
ITO give them one trial, which SO proves their
value that THY will never use anything else"
"The REMEDY 50 fayorably noticed In all tho pa,
Religious and secular. is
Having large sale, aud ssupplanting all other
"TheTe is no denying the virtues Of the Hop
plant, and the proprieton Of Hop bitters have
shown great shrewdness and ability
"ln compoun1ingR medicine whose virtues arc
50 palpable to every ones observation"
Did She Diet
"she fingered and iuHered along, pInlng awayall
the time for years"
"The doctoB doing her no goodH' 7..a
"And at last wpS cured by this Hop Bitten the
papers say so much about"
"IndeCii Indeedw
"aOw thankful we should be torthat medicine"
ADaughter's..Miscry
eleven years our daughter suffered on bed OF
misery, ga
'Frum complication OF kidney, liver, rheumatic
trouble aud nervous debility,
"Undcr the care OF ths best physicians,
"Who gave her disease yalous names,
''But no relief,
"And now she Is restored to us In good health by
as simple remedy rs Hop BiItet, that we had
for years before using little PARENTS.
Father is Getting Well.
"Siy daughters say: 1.
GLOW much better father is since he used Hop
Bltten."
"ne is getting well after his long surerlug from
n disease declared Incurable."
"And We are so glad that he used your Blttes."
"A LADY Of Utica, n. Y.
HB-Nonc genuine without bunch OF green Hops
on the white label. shun all tho vile, poisonous
stun with "Elop" or "Hops' In their name.
iaI6.MwR4w
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wheeling Live stoek Market.

AZ the Wheeling stock yards the quotations arc:
CItile-Si 0DA 80 for all kinds Bulls g 6Oa3 90,
H9t-Ealt supply; 81 Is si6S.
SAEfp-3a3t5C per ID.
CdlFCs-SG Uoll0 90.
Tanihk-ia5c nor III ...|.
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sNATcHED FROM THE aRAvE.-1was brought
TO deaths door by . combination or eczema and
erysIpelas, from which had suffered for three
wears, Was treated by several physicians with
lOdidO potassium which seemed 70 feed the disease
have been cured sound and well by the use Of
Ms SARAH E. Tunsrn, Humboldt Tenn.
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Mr.. Marshall presented Il. B. 10, giving
Boards Of Education control Of all school
moneys in their districts; Mr.. Davidson
Il, to make the law against burglary more
stringent; and also u, making the license
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Hos.etter's stOm'
Rch Bites Is the ar.
ticle for you, It slim
Nlates the failing en-
orgies, lnyigorStes tho
body and cheers the
mind. Il enables tho
system TO throw OF
the facilitating u.
iccts Of undue IA.
tlguc, eiyes renewed
vig0r 10 the organs OF
digestion, ArouEcS the
liver whtn inactive,
reneWS tho jaded Hp.
petite, and encour
ages heaAthlul re-
pose. Us ingrcdi'
Cnts ate safe, and its
credentials, which
consist In the hearty
endorsement Of per.
sons Of every class oil
society, are most COLI
rugglstS and Dealers
lylD.NWP4W.
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TETTER-Aiter suffering with letter for eleven
years and having all sorts Of treatment, was 70
Iieycd entirely by Swiits specific.
L. q. Ike, Dawson, Ga.
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Moundsyilie accommodation leaves Wheeling at
u:a5 q. M, and arrives al MoundSYille Gt 2.l6 p.
m. daily except Sunday.
Warrington accommodation at 4:10p. m.
Evansville Accom-. leaves Wheeling at 7:25 q, m.
and $40 p. m. Belaire at SIZE a. m. and :l6 p. M,
daily except Sunday.
GAINESVILLE accommodation taken OF.
B. & o. Sleeping Cam on al through trnins.
Through Coach from Wheeling To Columbus on
No. 2, leaving Wheeling at 9:l6 a. m, arriving ut
Columbus nj $40 p. N.
Close connections are made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, ulAk king thIA
desirable route Tor coloniSts and persons moving
to the great West and 10 whom particular attention
Is given.
Sleeping car accommodations can DO recured at
Depot Ticket Once.
tn. B. HAAHE, Ticket Agent B. & o. Depot.
JOHN BAllIIE,
Ticket Agent under Mcclure HouSe.
JOHN 7. LANE, Tny. Passenger Agent
W. N. CLEMENTS, n. OFT.
R. T. DEvRlEs, General Agent Wheeling.
WHEELING Z PITTSBURGH DIV
on and Si.ef 6ECEuBER ii. trains VIII arrive
and depart - tollows-whee tine:
For HtbbuBhI: !Odaily and SIS q. N. and Gao
D. m, daily except Sunday
For %Mhinston-l:l 10 daily and s:2o a. M, and
los and $50 p. m.
From Plttsburgh-1o:55 q, m. and 700 and 1l:QS
p. M, daily, except Sunday.
From Advantageous OdAily and 1885 a. NJ. ana
7:00 and 11:06 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Q. <. lord, Gen. Pass ACT, Baltimore, Ra.
THOS. N. KING. Gen. Supt. Pittsburgh. IA,
Z. T. SMITH, Pass. Agent Pittsburgh, Pa.
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SCROFULA.

pjrl In nv employ has been cured OF constitu
tIonal scrofuIa by the use OF switt's specific.
j. o. mcdaniel, AlIAtOona, Ga.
This gentleman 6 father Of the Governor Of Gas
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yanderbIl.'sm illlons could not buy from me what
Swlfts Specific has done for me. II cured me oil
Iet0Iula OF NE Rl naE IA xEn, Acwor.h. Ca
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Eats and Gaps.

1ENTLEMEN'S SILK AND FELT
M HATS renovated TO present styles at moderate
pi,,If n. " VIM. dEAlowSky, the Practical Halter,
Wso,VoAtIh, ID, Leave your orIlen with l.. ),
"~a'oa, " Sixteenth street. Wheeling, pos
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THE INCORRECT RETURNS.

: Mr.. Flournoy moved to amend SO as to
include the seeming discrepancy in the
Preston county vote in the investigation,
which motion was adopted.
Mr.. Morris moved TO refer the resolu-
ton, but the Senate refused by strict
party vote. Mr.. Price, Of Marshall, moved
to table, which proposition was also re-
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Ret0Irtd by lte LeJlSldtltre q IIeN Virglnla :
That committee of two on the part OF
the Senate and three on the part OF the
House be appointed, who arc hereby d.
whether or not any such discrepancy ex-
lists in the actual vote OF the said county
Of Randolph. The committee shall have
power to send for such persons and papers
us will enable it TO ascertain all the facts
in the matter.
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Two hundred NEWCOMERS occupied 25,ooo square
MISSISSIPPI RrVER IMPROVEMENTS.

ST. LOUIs. Nov. 10 (SpeciaD The Mis-
sisstppi River Commission met saturday al Keokuk
on the call OF the president General q. A. Gilmore
From that point it Will 80 down lie river on tour Of
Inspection. 1he water at low river stage the
most favorable time for noting the condition OF the
works The most satisfactory result. have been obtained
two reaches OF the river wncro works for the i'm
provement OF the channel have be put IN by the com
mission. namely. the Plum Point reach above Mem
phis and the Lake Providence reach above NcRsburg
Before the works were started some o. the worst nav
CATION tho river below Cairo found at these
points there bcnc only five to five ana one half feet Of
tnaly OF the crossings during the low water
period. At the present time. although Tue at the
bad navigation stage there f. nothing less than twelve
feet on the Plum Point reach and nothing les than
thirteen the Lake Prov ide reach within the limits
affected by the works constructed 10 l. understood tO
be the ineutOn TO begin the Improvement of other sec
Of the river with the funds that snail ncIt no at
the disposal Of the commission,
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LABOR md BUSINESS TROCBLES.
SINNERS our ~ THE HOOKING vAGLrY-LAwLEs
ACTS or 1HE SlRIKEH-.

SINNERS our IL IHE HOOKING vAGLrY-LAwLEss
ACTS or 1HE s1RIKER-.
CoLUMBUs. Ohio, Nov. 10 (SDccidh.- the
Inuers In the Hooking Valley Ia the effort
10 force the operators the 10 per cent advance
The operators have no.ncd the shcun Of the several
counties that they have abandoned the operation OF the
mine. and that the counties will he held responsible Tor
any destruction Of property which may occur.
# looks a. though tho Old tactics OF lAwlcsncss were
TO be rosorted by the strikers Al attempt made
last night 70 lre tho depot of the Columbus
Hooking valley and Toledo road At Masonvie. The
watchman discovered man in she act OF striking
matches under floor aud nsd several shots In
successful attempt make him halt. Tue fellow escaped
An investgaton revealed that paper nOhr sack filed
with straw fine and cotton saturated with coal OIL
had aced under the floor OF the drp5t and
the vault Several matches struck but they failed
ignite. The engine house at ono Of tie etrn syillo
mines was also burned.
Tne operators getting ready 10 substitute mining
machines for pick, and shOves fast possible Coal
has EOno up % cents = ton.
PiTTsBURG. Penn. Nov. lO-Tha Connellsyillo COko
Syndicate has ordered i've cent OF their
to be blown in ;ls week, making seventy per cent Of
those under their control In operation. Trade h steadily
improving.
EAsTOS Penn. Nov 10. A redustion OF ten per cent
has been made IN the Of the employees at nearly
all the slate quarrcs IN Northampton County
ATLANTA Ga. Nov. lO-GeOrge schaefcr banker cot
ton buyer and general chandise dealer Hampton
has mado assignment with liabilities Of Sl300O0;
assets Sl9OOOO II IL believed that he will pay up.
Bad health Is the principal cause Of his failure.
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RAVAGES or noe CHOLERA.

CHICAGO Nov. Is lSpecidO. Owing to recent
startling statements the Of cholera
swine The Commerciot BrH. Of this city, has pursued
exhaustive inquiry into the subject and has returns
from 24o leading counties Of tho Wes. Tho reports
show that in the States OF Indiana, Illinois Iowa, Kan
sas Nebraska and Missouri the disease has prevailed to
considerable extent In Illinois the disease
prevails chiefly IN tho central aud northern
central portions OF the State. and in some cases
farmers have lost heavily. In Nebraska cholera has
made sad havoc among the hogs. IN n few counties
farmers lost half their stock and pigs have suffered
20 some extent. In Kansas the losses have been ex
teusiye, In one part OF Brown County farmers have
lost In hogs Missouri formers have lost heavily
Michigan and Minnesota report no disease Of any Kind
An unusually healthy.
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EARLY PRINTERS IN PHILADELPHLA.
TO CELEBRATE THE INTRODUCTION OF THE ARr
mo TIE MlDDIr COLONIrs.

TO CELEBRATE THE INTRODCCIION or THE ARr
INTO TIE MIDDLE COLONIES.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-A celebration is TO
he held the auspices OF the Historical Society of
Pennsylvana TO commemorate the two hnndrodth ami
vrrsary OF the introduction OF the of printing into
the middle colonies OF North America. ON the evening
Of December II the Rev. Dr. George Dana Boardmsn
will deliver address I'm the hall OF the Historical go
cety and following evening dinner viii be- given In
The place II was IN this city that In 1855 William
Bradford up his press, the hrt IN the middle colonies
~ North America In December OF that year In the
month following he the public his fret venture an
almanac for the year 1856 lie followed his trade in
Philado ph'a until 1893 when. upon invitation OF GOV
cruor Fletcher lie carried h. press 10 New York. Be
fore going there however lie with lam RitteGhouse
and Others built the Schuylki ,he first paper m
In Amr.ca. In Philadelphia hi son. Andrew Bradford,
subsequently established the hrst newspaper IN the
middle colonies. Hero the first magazines In America
were printed by Andrew Bradford and benjamin Frank
lin IN l7Il Here 743 the first Bible issued IN any
European Language the continent WAS printed 10y
Christopher has been said was the hrstiype
founder IN America The first American edition of tho
Bible English printed In tins city by Robert AT
l7s, aud Is-A the nrst daily newspaper ~ tho
United states issued hy john Dunlap-Ih' IT'Hs-
rdtfa Tpcket The principle. whic. the htrrrS OF
the pres rest were d downb An lTcw Haml on.
Philadelphia lawyer IN l13j IN defending John Feler
Zeugcr, Of HeW-NOTk. for libcl.
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4 MONUMENT 10 NCHLLLER.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 (Speciah.-Tbe corner
stone Of monument To Schiller, the German poet will
be laid here tomorrow. The monument Is the out
growth Of both individual and collective efforts. Franz
Dcmmlcr young architect aud native Of susJa, the
homs OF the poet. persuaded tho suabian Society to
undertake the erection OF the monument. Chicago Ger
mans at large brought UP the to ssG25 contract
was uado with william Peargus, OF stuttgart, to cast
bronze saue OF Schiller. Ike in every respect to the
ono bv him erected iu Schillers birthplace, the little
town OF NIarbach Tho pedestal Will be done by Profess
{. Dotngeg. OF stuttgart itwill he made ot pol
ishcd Some papers and documents relative TO
the dny the poets birth and the hitherto unsettled
data OF his life have been sent from Ntrbach as well
m nm autograph letter O schlers TO his DrOtherinaw,
Pastor FRANKIE; piece OF timber rom the house ln
which he was born shred Of leather from his faySrite
armchair I'm Wenar, and other relies. These, together
with the papers relating TO the monument Itself, VIII be
mclOsed in the cornerstone. .'
PHILADELPHIA Now 10 (S,ccidi. The cornerstone OF
the monument Schiller to be erected by the Cannsta
tor Society in FairmOunt Park was laid this morning.
large rcprcsentation OF the Society present, to-
gother with Masonic lodges and other citizens The pro-
graiame WAS carried out according 10 announcement,
winding up with i5ts IN schutLen Park this evening
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views and said that replies made IN good faith on such
questions they could conscentiousy answer wouo po
acceptable,
ROBBIYG A MOTHER OF HEB CHILD.
BABY THROUGH WHOM onILDLEss COUPLE

A BABY THROUGH WHOM CHILDLEss COUPLE
HOPE To SECURE VALUABLE PROPERTY.
NEw-HAvEN, Nov. 10 (SpectaD. Mrs.
Charles Tearnan, young woman. the wife OF German
carver, in Oak-st. gave birth TO male child week
ago. The Tearnans humble and unletered, were Just
the family for persons 10 search Of babe Tor secret
adoption and 1t Is believed they have become the
victims OF people, for the day after the child was
born Miss Mary Creegan, an Irish nurse OF tno
city offered the mother so for the babe saying tna'
she wished to put 1t in rich Yankee family IN new
York. sick and distressed mother was assured that
she could see tho child occasionally and
consented. The child was taken away
and then all OF it Is lost. The mother is
nearly beside herself with grief at what she has DONE
Miss Creegan refuses say anything about inc rxns
action The chids birth was regularly returned but no
adoption papers have been issued here friend of the
Tearnans said tonight:
Three days after tho child was taken away Miss
Creegan in company with elegantly dressed but
heavily yelled woman again visited Mrs. Tearnan's
bedside Mrs. Tearnan told them she wanted her child
back again and that in the state OF suffering wheh
she let Miss Crecgan havet she did not know what she
WAS doing. They refused to grant her request now
and the stranger told her that she wanted To see
her husband Mt lawyers Office the following Mon
day night. Mr. Tearnan to the place aud was paid
S75 TO sign paper which was some writing THIS
paper then taken Mrs Tearnan and she was told
sign When she asked what for she was told that 1t
TO give person an opportunity for saying that sue
had murdered her child This paper was certificate In
which the parents agreed TO release all claim on the
child They signed It. not knowing whatit meant
days later Miss Ceegan told the parents to say that
the child was dead. This they refused to do and the
frantic mother began search for the babe"
It Is believed from investigation thus far made that
tho child procured to be used rs the offspring OF
couple Of high social standing who childess There
is large amount OF property that will pass into their
hands in the event OF their having heir, and this
babe 10 pcrsonac that heir and will be brought up in
ahluence and II possible with no knowledge Of its
l,lob btrth