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RKLLAIRE.
Fso Mysterious skeIs.ons-numb.r thieves.
PalItirnI.

Two Mysterious skelstons- Lumber Thieves.
Political.
Mrs. Langrshr returned yesterday from
q visit 10 PftSbnrgh.
Mr.. and Afn. George squigeens are Wis.
iting their parents here.
John Parks has bought the Fink brick
in the orchard for S. 900, and will make
his home in Il. Il
Robeit Mcygy is able to be back at
work, after several weeks illneas at his
home in Wheeling,
The laRILLIaKS6ERw was delayed in It's
delivery here yesterday by the mislaying
ot the package at Benwood station.
J. D. Van Law, John Hofer and some
other gentlemen have gone to the IA.
nawha river on atishtng excuTslon.
l. B. Phillips is no longer station agent
at this end Of the B.. z. & C. railroad.
Mr. Morton Seals, OF BsallsyilIe, took
charge OF the Office yesterday.
Manager Hartenstein, OF the Giobe base
ball club, has challenged the Washington
and Jefferson College club To a match
game on Wheeling Island, the winner TO
have all the gate money.
This road:oyer the hills beyond the Rose
Hill Cemetery is to be altered, doing away
with two of the steep grades in going over
the ;tIst mile or 80. The regular EIper-
ytsors will have charge Of the work.
Pnltney taEnship d, entitled TO- fifteen
delegates tnthe county convention to be
held at St GlatEsvilIe; June 25. The town.
ship Itself will send three dslegates, the
First, Second and Third wards two each,
the Fourth ward four, and the Efifh ward
five. The primaries viii be held Satnr-
day, June 21. tsotn d to : o'clock.
Last evenings Tribune says: The work.
men enaagedin removing the big stone
wall Just west OF the end Of the approach
10 the B. 4 o. bridge, this morning, In
digging back OF the wall discovered 4
cattin, or rough boz rather, about three
and half teet long, and In il found the
skeletons OF two bodies that had been
placed in the box alonside of each other
with the head Of one and feet Of the other
at the same end Of the box. There Is
nobody, as yet, who has been able to give
any information ON the subject, but the
character OF the hox and the manner Of
burial indicate that the work was done in
hurry.
Mike Clark and Eph Hogan, both well
known men, were arrested for stealing
lumber from A W. Anderson's lumber
yard. The lumber was carried on the
mems shoulders right across town, some
oft about the timethe churches were dis
missed Sunday night, aud piled in several
places ON the hver bank. Some of It was
carried right In front Of Judge Anderson
himself as he went home. Ths boldness
of the proceeding woald have made 1t sue.
cesstul had mott watchman at the Nail
works noticed one Of the piles. A watch.
man ut the Bottle Works was also wStch-
ing the thieves. Il was probably the In
tention to use the lumber, some ofwhieh
was dressed, TO build 4 boat house down
along the river. n
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REsTonEp no cATnoIIc FAvoR.
The Ancisnt ordsr OF HIbsratans Released
from ths Han Of the Church.

Ihs Anctent Order OF Atbsratnn1 Released
from ths BAN Of tho Church.
PuIEADEtPHrA. June The inhibition
by the Roman Catholic Church Of the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians has been
discontinued. The order In this diocese
has been restored. to favor, and u Is likely
that the Church throughout the whole
country willagain,Fecognize It. The snn-
day 4rgus says: 'tArchbishop Ryan
has issued instructions to his clergy not
to permit any member Of the order die
without the last sacrament Of the Church,
Maurice Wilhere, q prominent member of
the order, In an interview with the Arch.
bishop wasinfnrmed that the organization
was now considered by the Church a. be-
ing on level with other aocieties which II
countenanced. with the exception Of those
distinctly religious intheire character, such,
for example, as ontnterniHes and Sodalis
ties. u wasadded, however, that themem-
jbera Of the order would not be allowed Into
any Catholic church In uniform until the
action Of Rome respecting the decree OF
the Baltimore Council should be received. |
The relation ofitli4 Hfhernian and other
soc1eaes 20 tha church, formed, rs undef&
stood, an important part Of the Plenary
Councils deliberation. With respect 10 |
ths Hibefnians, the conclusion was reach- |
ed that they should be countenancad, pro.
vided they threw off their allegiance to |
the Board Of Erin, Central governing |
body. The board exists ID ireland, and
has never had any existence in this coun-
Try. Il issued instructions, howeser, 10
the branches Of the order invarions parts
Of the world. The greater number OF the
were willing 10 comply with the
proyision required, and hayecut loose from
the Board OF Erin. Asmail number, how.
aver. remained t'loyaI," as they term il, to Il
the board and continue their intercourse
With L. Theorderis very strong through.
oat the United States. In this diocese Il
vas put under the ban Of the church by
he late Archbishop Wood for its supposed /
Utilization with Mollie Msg1Fies.
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LoNp1S, June 1.-The suppasition that
the expulsion Of tbs Russian Poles from
Pussiau territory, where they had settled
10 escape Russian despotfEm, was<iua To
au understanding hetResn the Govern
mGnt Of Russia and Germany, seems 70
have no sufficient foundation. Russia, It
appears, u anything hut pleased at the
action OF the Prnssian authorities and l.
engaged in the executions Of a retaliatory
measure. Mauy Germanswh0 have been
residing in RussiE are being forced to re-
turn 70 they native county. Hardly any
n6tiee is gwen them that they will be He-
qnired 10 return, and much hardship and
suffering attends their expulsion. In
many instances these refugees reach the
German frontier In destitute condition.
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shooting Atiair nc q Church FsstlyaI

MlppLxTowS, MD., June 1.-while a
festival was in progress in the NJ. z.
Church, oolored, near Burkittssille. this
valley, Jerry Brooks and Hanson John-
SON, colored, got into an alteration.
Brooks, while standing in the aisle, and
in the presence Of the preacher and mem-
hers Of the church, tired two shots at
johnson frnm Q thirtY-two esliber reyol-
yer, both OF which took effect. The tIrst
ball struck Johnston near the center OF
the lower lip. knoekeda q number Of his
teeth out, and theA passed around the
iawbone apd lodged in the neck. The
neeopd bail struck near the center Of the
forehead, and passing under the skin With
out damaging the skull, passed out ut the
back part OF the head. Alter johnson
had recovered somewhat from the shoot
ing he struck Brooks with q billy, ,iniur-
ing him on both sides of the head. 'pt.
schlidRHe6ht vaa summoned, but up 70 q
late hour tonight had not succeeded In
extracting the ball from Johnsun's neck.
It Is not thought the wounds are fatal.
Brooks has fed.
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wELLs8URG.
saeuraas's ob.eryanees-sIr. Biapksnsop,s
Funeral Rte.

saturday's observanees-sIr. Bianksnsop'a
Funeral, Eta,
Circuit Court convened Monday ut 10
a. NJ, Judge Boyd presiding.
The ssvsnttrep glass works will start
uptn lew days. This factory will make
\ speciality OF fruit jars Tor the present
Frant 81. Burton, proprietor Of the
La2eaFville green houses, donatpd over
one hundred blooming geraniums to be
placed upon the graves Of the soldicrs
buried here.
Three citizens got into trouble over at
Brilliant on Saturday night, the result Of
which is that they are on their way 70 the
Cleveland Werkhouse. MayorD DairYmpls
Is paying attention 10 his duties, and the
boYs will have 20 look sharp.
The funeral Of Mr. Joseph BlAnkensop.
who was killed on Thursday, took place
on Sunday afternoon, the K. Of 2. in
charge. The remains were taken To the
Disciples Church where funeral services
wefs held, Elders W. @. Heryey and ".
K. Pendleton officiating. The funeral ser
vices ofthe K. Of p. were held 1t the een.
stery. The Wellsburg Cofnet Band fun.
nished the music.
The Memorial Day services passed OF
very pleasantly. Post No. 0 6. a. r, as.
sembled st hsadqnaltefs and were Joined
by Lodge No. 50, 4. ofR. The procession
moved 70 Brooke Ceinetefy,. and the ser.
vices rs provided for In the q, A. 3. ritual
were gone through with, after which
Comrade J.. II. McKee delivered m ON.
tioa, which u highly spoken OF byaIl, who
heard i. Business was suspended In
town. a large cruEdRas at the cemetery,
but It would have been larger had II moi
been for the threatening weather, which
kept many away.
Qnite an excitement was created on
Sunday evening, Just u people were on
their way 70 church, by the rapid hrina
Of revolver aud the uneaTthIy yells n 1
man m the vicinity Of the railpnad depot;
Investigation proved that two young men
from the country, By the 1aine Of Morgan.
had lately aFfiyed IN town under . high
pressure Of 1b00zs, aud were indnlgine
insongs that were neil her Slcrednur polite
Qtieer HAlly requested them % stop then
singing, They requested him 10 90 70
sheol and called him other than hiHpropel
name. They ran and Hally ah1t, l0Ftu-
nately not hitting any one. The boys Fslr
out the pike. HallY mounted = horsa
followed BY IN assistant anda large crowd
ou1foot. who soon overlook the gentlemen
and locked them mp. In. an interview
with bis Honor Mayor MeCleliGnd yes
terday morning they wgie assessed 81
and costs each,
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Fa.hsr and Som nuFtisFed By aeriuans Who
Were Raut ON RobhsrY,

|. LAREDO, Tex, June 1.-Mr. Holder, in
company with his son George, only four
teen years old, left Salinas Station early
yesterday morning for the mines. They
had hired an ambulance to drive them
across the country: After they we're seven
miles from the station Mr.. Holden found
that he had forgotten part OF his baggage.
They concluded to send the driver back
for the baggage, while they awaited his
return in grove near by. When the
ambulance returned some few hours
.afteEvaI the driver discovered the
bodies OF the father and son near the spot
where he had left thnm., They had both
heen shot several times. The exact cause
for their Assassination is wrapped in mys,
terry. If robbery was the object, the as,
sasRins were frustrated, because the money
which Mr.. Holder was carrying with him
to the mines was in the Ambulance. Its
not known whether their pockets we're
riHsd or not. Holder was regarded as a
man of great ability in mining matters.
Il is only ten days ago that an American
who waG s boob. Keeper for the mines Was
murdered on the came road. The Ae1I-
can authorities make but little effort 10
hunt down aud punish these assassins.
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cor CONFRONTED.

I Thursday Mrs. Tillas Short, sister Of
Belle Coz, nee salydr,. arrived here to In
yestigate. Friday morning she, in com.
.pany with City Marshal Kendall, went to
Hillsharo toitSnHfs andltake charge Of
the little giri. She was found in company
with Mrs. eoxSos lat the store Of B. d.
Kuraus, and on the little gid being askst
by Officer Kendall istwho is that lady r.
puintiRgto Mn sh@t, the little sirI, with
= glad cry, rushed to her, saying, That's
Aunt Iii. . She then took charge of the
little girl, and,retlrned here on the noon
train, and, at oneeiw to the jail to
coptrunt Cot. He had not bean
allowed to know OF her presence In
the city, and when in company
with Others she presented herseIf
at his cell door. and in d dramatic manner
demanded OF him3 sWhy did You murder
my poor EiHter BELIEF lie shrank back,
E9lped o. though about 10 faint, and final-
~ stammered out q denial. She then de-
mRnded where heE sister was, and after
some hesitation he saii she was In q Gin-
clnnah bagntn. BE has always hereto.
fore denied the marriage to Bale salyer,
but on this oceasi0n. he confesssdtik.
The matter will be thoroughly iitsd.
.CoI's drst vile isa sister to. Dick Down.
ing, who Is now under Indictment for the
willful murder Of young VIM. Hnmphries
Saturday night Inst.
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Raral,ssi s. I.lnhtning.

eHAEgASooaA, TESs., June I-Tom
Maloney, 4 well.known railroad man, was
struck byIightping and Instantly killed
in this city yesterday under pecnliaF or.
eumstanees. a sudden shower Of rain
oaae up aud he started aurcss \ railroad
yard to seek shelter. he was runnin,
alOng atIack laid in steel rails, when .
blinding tfasho OF lightning Lit the heavens.
The electric agld passed along the steel
rAii aud enters, his body at the heel lpssE,
ing enttrelY thIuHgh his frame. BE fell
dead instantly. Hisshne was slit and the
crown Of his bat cut rom the brim, butno
marks whatever were left on bis body.
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wAsHlx1roS, Juna I-commissioneF
Atkins to-day raerived tlls tplIowias dla
patch from the Mescalero Indian AgGncg,
.datsd May 81:
ffhs Eostls Indians are reported with
in twenty-five vest of here, head
ing this way. Three troops
OF cavalry under Maior Van Horn
staFted Yesterday 70 intercept them. Forty
MescaleFo asopts accompanied the troops
at the request GG Nsior VanHnrn. The
IIascaleFo and Jiestillos are al quiet and
thREa i no fear Of their joining the hos'
ItileSN flt
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sltnnIinn n Pit..h,rrrI,.

PtrTsBuRou, Pa, June l.-Ihis afte'-
aaoa the AmaIgamatpd Association OBJ,
taiaed the signataIesof Long 4 Co. TO thels
scale. This makes eleven Arms in this
district who have signed, and the manu-
factnrers claim that the end has been
reached. The 0then, they assert, will
StagG firmly together until the work.
men agres TO theil tsfEls. IN this
district q careful estimate shows
that 1900 men are idle, and 500 work
ing. In The mills west Of the Alleehe-
naGs nearly g. 0Ql men, averaging In wages
3 per dagi have been thrown out q WORK
By the strike.
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Cana, June I.-Emis.aties Of the n
Mahdi now daily enter snakim. The sick
soldiefa IN Eaakin are increasing insnnm-
heFs. The Indian troops Sufer terribly.
The rebels are beginning 70 renew their
attacks on Snakim. Mgna Of the hitherto
friendly tribes are WGyaEiug in their fealty
% Dthe English. The II Mahdii has sent
ten guns % Oman Digna. and q supply
otarna and ammunition will follow,
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crEVEEAap, June 1.-The gnien POLLING
mill wasnotrunning to-daF and theramor
gained general circulation thatasHikshad
been traugHrated and two hundred and
atty employees yeEe idle, and itcgnld not
be learned frnm them when the! work
would be resumed. s. A. Fuller the
Tressnrerof the company, sid tonight:
fhe mil shut down saturday aud did not
open this morning We Shali decide
whether or mot 10 sign, the scale. Aseaie
IS pfapossd every year governing the
PRICES 70 be paid tsom June to June, and
We are yet underidnd what 10 do.F
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WOES OF THE WATER.
! quIsrupLR DRowNIss
Near wrminktop, u. GA widow and Her
three childrsn 90 Down uaasr the
waves-GolpE % the Rescue of the
caldrsn Two women Perish.

wnursaros, N. c., June I.-Mrs: Jas.
W. VIM, a widow, and three OF herchil-
dren, and Mrs. Tony stetanO, wis
OF an Italian musician. of this
city. were drowned of zske's island,
about twenty-five miles below here to-day.
The children were wading in the water,
and getting beyond their depth Mr4
winn and Mrs. stetano went to their
rescue when all were drowned.
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rnr decrease in the public debt accOr-
ding to the old, or Republican form, dur
IN, the month Of. May, is nearly four mil
Ions and a half dollars, and since June,
1881. s54,5W,TI4. The new form, "the
Reform Administration" shows only q re-
dus.iun Of $s,35O,SSs for the month OF
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THE Council Committee on Finance
shows proper appreciation of the city's
3s,arisI status, and entered upon its du-
s.s l,s. night in the proper spirit. Re-
so,n Is the watchwort. 1t would have
bssu we'll had this policy commenced long
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nn.s.nllins r,..,na...-.

wAsH1G1os, June The Chief Of
Postofice Inspect6s has been informed
that Postnaster l. n. Hibhs 81 Lewiston,
IdGho, issued money orders % tie amount
'ef SD, ,000 or so, coo payable 10 himself
and ordered the banks In different cities
TO collect them and forward the money u
him, and ahsCondsd. He was Inst heard
from at Yiatoria. 3. o.
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rur Board OF County Commissioners
z,.,lsd with the Kings English and the
csp,y business again yesterday. A man
Tbo Ia, nothing to do will find visit to
III. B2ard's room while that body is in
.,,,,or verv amusing.
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orr market street contemporary knows
nj thing when it sees it; witness the
,sn giving Prof. I. c. white's talk con-
..,,inr -, the dying trees about Davis City,
:, Tese,iay's Regiasr, from Saturdays
iv,rtiI0RNcER.
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aIfnra,t nrnn,nItar..

LoNpOx, June The pnliee are IN
formed that two dynamiters hare arrived
in England aud only await favorable OPP
poEtunfty to carry out their designs.
Notices have been sent to al the police
stations 70 arrest an IRISH American who
landed In Englkud about the middle Of
May, took lodgings In London, and ne
manned there until May %, when he dis
appeared IN. the most nystRrious manner,
0goineotf with another Irish. American for
whom the police aFe On the wateh.
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Tag religious wave that struck Atlanta,
Ga, through the influence of tho Young
Mems Christian Association will do just
Is good work if its tendency is nOrthward
1t is to be hoped that religious indications
llvor clearer weather and more hopeful
prospects for the same, with increasing fer
Tor in this region.
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REv HzSm WARD BKEcHER is evoluting
On evolution. Inasmuch as the adminis-
ration does not wautany advice Beechers
sermons are wasted on the desert air. The
best subject We know of for Mr.. Beecher
to preach on is, Revolution in Office; or,
the Offensive Parisars must Go. Such =
sermon preached to the Mugwumps would
be mama to many in the wiIderness.
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IT., ysT York Sun seems to have taken
. .+r,rr. and sudden antipathy to General
1S,Sr There are secrets that are secrets,
I,; -; n. sn EouId better limit its rays
,b,n iiue too bright.
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,.h., besL some days since an ex'rebei
l.. - t4.p conplimented by the admins
!..,io1. = o still the work OF reform" goes
.s,diiv on. ..
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Kansas CRY, Mo-, June Ia dispatch
from Eakin, IN Western Kansas, In 10.
sponse 10 inquiries regarding the report
that clouds Of grashopp have appeared
In that Stats, rgpartE that there are no
grlushoppeEs either In that region or In
Colorado,
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ID LEI llaFnIsr atn.der.

PIrrsguRsH, June LA wasuesboToi.
Pa, special slys: Daniel Holllngsr and
his spH ware aEaksaed about o'clock
this mnlnirg BY 4 nqlss Ia, The
ylGinttY d then chicken COOP. Both
men went egt, the son apprnscIl.
ing the chi8kan house with areFolEes In
hishand. The flther, Who remained be-
hind, heard four shnts in rapid succession
and rushing up fund his son lying dDaiI
upon the ground and the thieves n fight.
30 clue % themurdBrer.
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/ TrnEE II GufE;, In, June I.-The Engl-
i,ig ca alit prints ii latatsiiss sttifPost
n,astar Reaganin regarttO charges sEainst
Bayless Hanna, theneH Minister 70 Per
.sia, that HEnnl ac6upt ID 500 trom kea-
eant ilr nrsing the AFTER ) claims at Wash
fpefon. ReagSEs Gays q lleEe u nothing m
H Whatever. " never somneh q asked
Itidee II HiIFitiIl 10 ly o word for me,
The gsnfss, tEis Republican organherei
ehaTacserEOs the story y silly,
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-. ro,,Eer boom IN Ohio continues TO
LAA nd 4 It's strength holds ont he may
y the nomination.
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,,r,lc1I frenzy reads, what 50 rare
:. : : 5sv in June" 1t is to be hoped that
~. ~ : w Ts,,bsr record OF the month will bear
the poet ont.
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"ABlOW for the Inalienable Rights Of the
Family, N Against the Aionstrous
Csurp4tiOn Of the State.
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c.,,cI v, JULIES, Of Indiana, hHs been
i.J u.g He has been made Surveyor
;.ner.l OF New Mexico.
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n, Yugvumps aregetting weary Too
-. tb.y re their mistake.
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r.,,. ,,,nn tbat attended Victor Hngo's
mi .a. Te.,srday was a fitting tribute OF
E..rce lt,' to her greatest citizen.
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"Ths Question Answered rs to Who Owns
4 Child-Its Own Father and
Mother, or Their Seighb0rs,
Tom. Dick and Harry.
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Oakland, Cal, 1872"
Bythe time the newspapers get through
rith Mr, Montgomery the administration
VII wish it had never heard Of him.
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by Zach Montgomery, OF the California
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IL petrcil- nesrott, Or Chinago. g.
E.iInfs Detroit a; Chieig1, 8. Bases;
Detroit, q; Ghieago, 3. Struck out, BY
Meidman, 81 by GlaEkaon, !.
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"gsal First and COndemn Ailerwaras.
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@THN THE POtSoS FouSFGE-FAcTs THAT
AIE STRANGER THAN TIcrIoX.
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HrRr Is another administration mistake.
2lcbasi2h Montgomery, the newly ap-
pointed Assistant Attorney General, once
wrote pamphlet against the public school
system. The title page Is enough to pro.
dues. threads:
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A ROBBERY.

2 ny S14.A1sI' 1717l.
Co1's first wife still lived near Hills
.boro. and last fall or earlv winter tIe
,,,;.,,,ta.,. ,..,,,.,,. ....,;a-.i -. -
y i,s oSSA'loHA stitpses u
Cox abort her home, though he never
aimed show himsslfin Daylight on the
-hiehwuv. Aiittla oir1of t,ve or DIR wears
~ -, 60. -. : I ~. -
was 1lso sseii .ilef'' out no oae couiu ever
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