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WRECK AT srEUBENvILLE.
A Passenger and Freight Train Collide
With Bad Results.

A Passenger and Freight Train Collide
With Bad Results
sinre the freight traffic has been 20
grsat on The Panhandle & yard train and
crew arc kept busy al night shifting cars
between MingO and sIcubenville, Yes
terday morning the yard train, engine So,
came down to Miugo to haul up q train
load Of cara transferred from the O, & p,
and while passing over the dump the
train stalled owing to the rain making the
track slippery, The engine was backing
the train and the supply Of sand gave out,
No, 9, tho ST, Louis passenger train, was
considerably late and was trying to make
up lost time when It came along by the
dump. The yard crew were not able 70
pet signals out far enough ahead to let II
stop and the two engines Collided right In
the middle OF tho embankment. The
pilot on engine 81 was completely demol'
ished and the front OF the yard engine
looks as il It had been struck by lightning
The car back Of the engine on the yard
train was derGiled and 1t was necessary to
throw 1t from the track to clear the way
for trains. The passengers on No. 2 were
badly Jared up, and those who knew they
we're near Mingo thought 1t was another
disaster at that Inflated place. The wreck
crew was called out and the track cleared
in about forky-fve minutes.
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Mrs. sebtlEht Free.

LONDON, Nov lg.-IuJsment wsS ren
dered to-day In the action brought by Mira
Arthur sebrlght to have her marriage
with Mr.. seabright declared void on the
ground that Dho was forced into II through
fear. The marriage wss declared an,
nullOd, The Judge, In rendering his dc,
elBlon, commented upon thu fact that the
evidence givon by the plaintiff had mol
been denlSd by The defendant, No man,
he continued with q particle Of eeli.re.
Bpect, II able 10 deny, would have ri.
lowed such testimony 10 70 unoontradlol.
cd. The plaintiff had been reduced 10 4
condition Of mind by the defendant where
che was no longer able 10 resist tho pres.
sure Of his opportunities 10 marry him,
and although at last tho ceremony had
been gone through With, Ahe had moi
given tho Consent which The law requires,
Mr.. HebriRht was to-day Gdjudged d bank.
rupL
10 the proceedings Instituted against
Sebright by bis creditors application wa1
made for q warrant for his arrest for debt
II vaa shown that his debts amounted 10
$4,000, while he has no aasets al oil.
The Registrar has given Babfight q fort.
night In which 10 appear and show cause
Why no should mot DO Imprisoned az q
NVuVSh
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MGdteal,
sneezing Oatarrh.

The distressing lpsela SnssEs, IuGeEA The srrld
WAtery discharges from the eyes and nose the
painful inflammation extending TO the throat, the
swelling Of the mucous lining, causing choking
sensations, cough, ringing noises in the head and
splitting headaches -hOw familiar thfse symptom
are to Thousands who Suasr periodically from bead
colds or influenza, and who live In Ignorance Of
the fact that single application Of SiSFoRDs
RADICAL CURE ToR OATAREH will afford iRSiGEiGae'
oUs re!ICf.
But this treatment IN cases Of simple cataErh
gives but faint idea Of what this remedy will 90
In the chronic forms, where the breathing u OBJ
ElTucted BY choking, pulld mucous RceumulA'
lions, the hearing Affected smell and taste gope,
throat ulcentgd aud hacking cough gradually
fastening Itself upon the deblita!ed system, Then
II Il that the marvellous curative power o. BAN
TORD's RADICAL CUtE mGnliestS ltselt In lnsllu'
famous aud grateful relief. CuFl htgtns rom the
economical, SEE,
sINEORD's RADICAL CURE cOp,I,tI Of one bottle
Of tho RADICAL CUBE, one box CATARalIAL Sol
yEST and IA lAPRoIRD lEHAiERi price 81,
PoITR DRUG q CnEICAL Co., BOSTON,
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The continuance Of tho double turn at
the Mingo nail worbgi 10 hailed with much
pleasure by the nslleFq employed there.
Tomorrow may bring come tidings OF
when the nail factory will start. But,
come to think OF II, "to.morrow never
someS."-Bellaire Inlepeddeut.
The La Belle mill, Of this city, and the
spaulding mill, at lrllliant, are preparing
10 put their boiling furnaces In operation.
They will make muck iron and sell II to
pipe manufacturers.
Tho Brilliant nail factory cannot run
regularly on the account OF the low pres.
sure down the river. II Is quite evident
that the Royal will have 10 put In an.
other pipe line. 1t has plenty Of gas but
the long pipe Is not big enough around To
carry a supply for all this REGION SEeu.
benUiM GdkeLIS.
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ABOUT PEoPLE.
Strangers in tho City and wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Abroad,
Capt. R. II, Browse, Of Grape Island,
was up yesterday,
Prof. l, o, White, Of MorGaptown, is at
the McLule House,
Mlas Jennie V. Alexander, OF Morris.
town, Is the guest Of Miss Lille Hille'
bright, Of the South Side.
Charles r, Goetzs, the East Fad drug
gist, Ia home from a two weeks Wait to
bis parents, in Wisconsin,
James Means, EsQu OF Pittsburgh, was
in the city Yesterday looking after the
Panhandle Company's interests.
Miss Lizzie, daughter Of Hon, A, q
Egorter, Ia lying seriously Ill with typhoid
fever Of the family residence on ChRpllne
street.
Lewis Woodausee and wife, OF Wheel.
ing, were the guests OF their son Frank 81
the Imperial Hotel to'day.-SteHbeaviIe
Herald.
Mr.. B X, McAleChen will entertain a
number OF his friends with German OF
his elegant home on Chapllne street this
evening.
Last evenings sEsubenville Gaasile says;
Rev. DR.. r. F. Randolph, Of Wheeling, ia
III the city, called here By the serious ILL.,
ness OF his hiend and former parlshionerp
Mrg johnson Mooney. To-day there 10
no perCepGible change Tor tho better in
Mrs, Mooney's condition.
Mr.. John Armstrong, OF Etus, and Mr.,
Joseph Armstrong, Of Tally Cavey, Pa,
who have for tho last week been Visiting
their broIher, James Armstrong, on the
South Side, left Wednesday morning FOL
their homes on tho d, 4. D, railway.
While here they visited tho successful and
prosperous apiRry Of Mr.. Henry Lsweday
Of the Eighth ward, TO get notes and In
stEurtions in the bee industry OF this sec,
ton. The former made purchases OIL
beeH, and proposes going into the business
next spring,
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A display Worth gcoinr.

The display Of members Of tho anny
tribe Of W. D. Sykes ash and oyster de
pot, 1870 Market street, 10 q rarc show
He has oil sorts oil salt and fresh waite
Cab, among The former being hAllbN
steaks, fresh bay m1ekerel gmalS, ireSl
cod, blue Ash, haddook, iloundeiH aud
e0lSi lobBtefp and oyStertj Of Ohio rive
fish, jack, salmon, perch, tnullets, bass ant
all kinds oil Lake fish. lie also has game
aud gold ASh Tor aquariuna. His place ID
wotth visiting, whether one Wishes K
purchase ornot.
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A SAD AFFAIR.
A Young Girl Saves Her Fathers L'fOR
Loses Her Own.

A Young Girl Saves Her Fathers LfC land
Loses Her Own. ~.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ia sad tragedy &C.
CURED yesterday at a little settlement
near Bonnie Terre, known Gs Big Mills,
tho victim being Miss Minnie Bees. The
Bees and stockwell families have been
neighbors for years, and were good friends
until about a year ago, when bad feeling
grow up and resulted, last spring, in bit.
lei quarrel. SLopkwall was the owner ol
the Bess farm and ordered him to vacate
1t. Bess, havinga lease, refused to do
so. Since that tins the bitter feeling be,
tween the families has grown more
intense. Yesterday morning Mr.. Bees
and his 10year-old son went out To
cut timber. Old stoCkwell and one Of his
boys FOLLOWED them and forbade the
cutting. A hght ensued aud young BesO
ran to the house for shotgun. When
no returned he was followed by his sister
Minnie, The two fathers were fighting,
and young Htockwell met young Psas and
undertook 10 take the guu. a light Tor
possession Of the weapon resulted In IA.
vor OF young Stockwell. On getting the
gun away from Bess, he raised 1t and fired
both barrels at old man Bess. Tho girl
noted bis action az he levelled tho gun at
her father, and entirely regardless Of the
consequences to heEaeii, sprang between
her father and the weapon Just as the
trigger waG pulled. The contents Of both
barrels took effect In her breast and Btom.
aCh, killing her instantly. This stopped
tho fight, tho dead girl was carried 10 the
house, and young sLockwell was taken in
custody.
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Tho Washington, Pa, RevicV under the
heading From a Cabinet 10 a D0niCk,'
has the following,
Mr.. John A, Herysy, Of Wheeling, W,
Va, who lately Joined this firm Of Van.
deRfiit 4 0'Donnull, arrived last night
from the front. Mt. Helvey was a mem
Dor Of the stat Of lion. James q. Blaine,
while that distinguished gentleman man.
aged tho portfolio cl State for President
datlsld. Nj. Harvey Expresses q pro.
ference for commercial lie rather than
diplomacy. Tho gentleman alAo ranked
high no o Journalist lot some yeaEg,
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Don't fall to stop al the Cell and oyster
depot Of W. O. Sykes, No. ll9B Market
street, where there iS the greatest variety
Y be found In any house Ia the city,
MIR. Sykes always has on hand lake, river
and SAT- water fish, consulting Of carp,
mulleiB, cod, cells, bay tnaOkerel, hallbut
nteak, 9meltP, blue 1Bh, founders, river
jack, salmon, white aSh, smoked sturgeon,
smoked hCftlug, .piCkefsl, pike, slicoes,
lAkO ok, Mi. Sykea also has all kinds oil
game In season. Tho 1noBt shell oySleF5
Ia the city also oysters by tho quart az
10 cents and 90 cents. Don't forget the
place. W. o, sYKgs,
No. llgp Market otiOsL
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Attentloni

Ladies' afo requested 10 call aud examine
The New Waite Automatic sewing Ma.
chine, single thread,
Persons having used tho Wilcox 4 Ciibbs
Automatic machine, will find the White
10 DO superior In every respect. An OK.
animation 10 respectfully solicited, II
can DO seen q the salegfogtn Of
n EDWARD 1. Rosr 4 Co.,,
No, % Twelfth u,
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hardware house Fails,

ERIE, Pa, Nov 1.-THE large hardware
house Of W. w. Pierce & Co.,, Of this city
was leyied upon to-day under an execu.
ton to tho amount OF about $4,000. To,
tal liabilities about $4,000. Tho aRgeta
ore worth $20h00 10 $4,000. II is be.
lieyed that an extension would have en-
abled them 10 pay In toll, 10
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o, HISS q hONN.
Beacon Iii Linen,
Is lilo Finest paper madr.
J. Il. WILSON,
bookseller & StatiOncr,
1908 Market st,


Tho BellaitO Tribune rNyb. Tho force
Of men who Rre engaged at work at the
oil well on the Warren iAiip, near Busi.
nepsburgh, this county, orc progressing AZ
vol 40 cali bU expected for this time Of
the year. They have drilled down 10 the
depLhOl 500 feet, and prospects for getting
n good flow Of oil arc entertained before
long. The company think the chances
for oil at this we'll arc better than any
VOL that has yet been drilled In this Gee.
zion Of tho country,
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Do you suffer with ChilblAins7--l cert.
iy to tho prompt relief obtained from the
uuO Of Salvation Oil for chllblains and do
not hehilatO 10 recommend II a. tho best
cute have ever tried. II. Hood,
74DW. Pratt o., Baltimore, Md,
"What lnO ChisOl could over yut cut
bteslhl' aud yet d hard YpxlnR cough il
cut all 10 bllB with one bottle Of Dr.. Bulls
Cough syrup, tho iayoritO.
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FALL md Winter Stock inst received,
A full limo Of SUltlngs, OYercORtlngE
and PsnialOOnlngs. Also full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sultlngs specially. -
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london Tine.
"why do wo always wear wedding and
engagement rings on tho fourth llugefH'
she asked az they were Sbou. 10 leave The
jewellers chop, 'HThe reason is, said The
Smiling jeweleE, THAT In oldbn times 1
nerve was popularity supposed TO fuu from
the fourth tnger 70 tho heart II used TO
DO called the healing 6ngsf, and phyGl.
clans invariably used II when they mlS,d
their medlGineb.u
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acntist.
GIke QnfelttQalIcers..
New Advertisements.

NUW NUNNIIIHUhlbIINI
Chamber Of Commerce Regular Monthly Meet.
Air Mo!slCuCH-NCs IItcE.
=, French nIlb!issan uHderwear-D. Gurdlins d
Cooks WanFd-wonnn's Exchange.
Commissioners Sale Of Ohio County l.Ands-l.
Oranges Nicholas Schulz.
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ThOrmumStCr Record.

The following thowa the range OF tho
thermometer Rg observed at sChnepI'B drug
store, 0rera uouse corner, Wednesday,:
"a. NJ, 50'jl2 AM $685. i. NJ, O30; 7p.
NJ. $50
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Red Star Cough Cure il an original
combination Of the best remedial agents.,
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Go 10 the entertainment al tho Second
Presbyterian church Friday evening,
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EnHeries.
CArITAL PRIZE 100000.

"Ro do hulchy cGttily thGt We supervise tho GT.
c1urinenH iot AL the Monthly aud Quarterly
DrswluEs o. Tho Louisiana HLA!o Lottery Company,
aud Il, ruF7OM manage End control the DFaWlngi
Yourselves aud that the same Rr0 conducted with
ti9s, aud We authorize TIC Company 10 uFe This
G:lidcAte, With tAcEulllOs Of our signatures a.
Srlird, 10 In GtVetttEunabnt1"
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WE have introduced u new system OF
Ftlilag, MAtChOsOa tic lnStallMOnt plGu
whereby you can secure a witch at once
Oh eRRy payments, Tall md investigate,
JACOB W. GltUBI. LSweiar,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Sta,
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Shs aatslliasuees gresllettur.

ghs aatslltgsaess,.-gs aspsstus,
A NEW DEPARTURE.
The Best Reading For Everybody
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READING FOR YOUTH,
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HOW LEARNED HOUSEKEEPING.
Giving the Experience Many OTeniL
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The Story the Lives Fairly Thryayo ano Ago
BEECnER's LETTERS.
Weekly phcuaou Topics BY he Brooklyn PcacA,
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by Distinguished Explorers Army Navy
RURAL GREAT MEN.
Among the Calhoun, Jackson Clay
100 slIoET STORIES AUTHORS.
LII. on the Plains, .,~
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Attend the entertainment and social at
the Second Presbyterian church Friday
evening, given by the oranSle Mission
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To-N1sHr,s CONCERT.
Its saGes" Already Assprsd-A Pleasing
PT0EERmme,

-
Its Success Already Assprsd-A Pleasing
: Programme,
The entertainment to be given at the
Opera Houas this evening by Misa Msho'
lin, assisted by Proi. William Armstrong
and Miss Flora Williams, ia creating q
good deal Of interest, not only here, but
over tho river. The RellaiFe Initpsnpsni
says: "The concert at the Wheeling
Opera House tomorrow evening will draw
q number Of persons from this city,"
Following Is the very attractive pro-
gramme;
elpSy uhoful HANDEL Stup
MGIC Antopy's Grafton ;;,';.,Mr VIM. bllce
GhlldTens lonEv',Ia bleau"ih Mss Ediih Wilkinson
sexleIte transcription Fl ASirIa una Regina
Fi E:s IL Warren aud lila T.
'seeoad plnnO-MIa Alma B. Conner and Miss
Third PIAaO-NliseI Jessie Sharpe and Ella
twilight Idy., Nils RelS Houio
Lay OF the Mt. Harry Caldwell
John aud TihhleB dispuo ,..,,,- Miss Julia Farley
song-bluer des iii. -,
Quarrel OF HFutuS and CassIu
..,,.,,.,,,,,PGul ReymAnn and Albert SchAilsT
sRiFy mp,,,,,.,,.., Ia bleR u,,,,AnnteR Richards
PART H.
(ta) PolOuaIse Op, %, No. l Chopin
WV Toy scherzlno, HabsrtIeFJ
,,,,.,,, Miss Nellie Warren
the boil MIN Meholl
Aux ILRllAps ,,, Miss 10 tie Walters
SunTikO- Wekelit Mss Flora " lillams
The G0nblnE: Luclus ho8u
Scenes from Macbeth
b, Tle aIr,draWn dagger....r Mt Henry EmShGlmeF
miss Mary L0ulA0 butler
O, The sleepWalk, .,,,. Miss Jennie Elegenieldel
Mr., Frank EeSbllI
incidental muGlc..,,.., aiSses Conper and Webster
hard shell sermon hr, Samuel Harper
Liberty and unlon,". TGbleau.",AT Howard Roche
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TOR RENT.

TSOR RENT - PLEASANT FUkE.
u iShed loom: also two rooms suitable itr light
housekeeping, 1910 Byron street novW
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For Gent.
9la-7a
FOR REMIT

nor RENT - AN EIGHT R0OAlED
II brick house with all modem imwUytmenJ,
uniurnished or furnished compete TOT lOuHk(cH
Ing, AddrCtS i, o. BOx 0, for ono week. nON
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The only straight ticket 10 The one with
~ The crooked candidates left oF,.-LlOston
Herald,
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ACHE ALL OVER.

an "ImuSt give up; cannot bear these
pains; ache all Over and nothing
SNJsK Uterine Pains, Hip aud Side Paips,
E$NAQ4H EOTGneNt IAmeneSS, We ,kues and ln'
NSSSS4 ilamRtiOn relieved IN one minute by
thai ISW, original, elegant and lllAlllbe RntidOte
to p0ln and inflammation, the CuticurR ANTI
Pain Plaster. All druggists, 2hc,i i've for 81,
Potter Drug aud ChemiCa Co, BnstOp. n"V 8
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WILL BEGIN SATURDAY NEXT.
Nothing Wheeling Newspaper viii In
WEEKLY 1ETELLIGEECER
Preserving.
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Grccley's Repartees.

Mr.. Greeley made on many occasions
tart and telling replies to his asSailants
and correspondents. When Col. Webb,
soon after he had been sentenced for
fighting a duel with Marshall of Ken
lucky, taunted Mr.. Greeley about his
dress he replied that but for the
clemency of Governor Seward, Webb's
dress tthe prison garb) would have at
tracted more attention than his on
Broadway
Some one took Mr.. Greeley to task
for abusing President Tyler. He re-
piled that he had long since stopped
gazing at the spot where Tyler went
down.
Somebody wrote to him asking him
for the autograph of Edgar \. Poe and
Mr.. Greeley responded:
DEAR SIR-Among my literary
treasures there happens to be exactly
one autograph of our country's late
lamented poet, Edgar A. Poe. 1t is
his note of hand for $50, with my in
dorsement across the back. It cost me
exactly S50.72 Including protest., and
you may have it for half that amount!"
Upon one occasion, when every editor
was abusing him, the Eucning Mirror,
then edited by George p. Morris and
Hiram Fuller, with a limited circula-
tion, had bitter attack upon him. The
newsboys were crying it at our door. 1
said: Greeley. shall l get you copy?"
He replied: mo, Rob, you might ex-
haust the edition!'
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Silent Dinners.

American men are hard workers.
They see their wives and children but
little, except at table. That seems to
be about the only family gathering.
What spectacle is the common man
agement Of these family gatherings
The father sits in glum silence and
shovels in as fast as he can swallow.
The children follow the example. The
food is passed only when asked for, and
Is then passed in silence. There is moth
ing human about if. / can't see in what
essential particular it differs from a
group of pigs gathered about trough.
If these gatherings were wisely man
aged; II the experiences OF the children
in their schools were lovingly called out
if such news as the parents picked W
since the last meeting were fold, if this
were the scene at the table three time:
a day, the table meetings would bt
most attractive 10 the small people
The parents would grow into a loving
oneness with their children. 1t would
in truth prove the greatest blessing tC
every member of the group, and III tEt
long run would contribute more to the
physical, intellectual, social and mora
developments of the young people thai
any other agency can name.
John Smith, a blacksmith living In
New England village, has wife and
several children. had the pleasure OF
remaing two days In his family. and il
could tell you what | saw and heard
at their table am sure should deeply
interest every reader. But SO much Of
what was most delightful appeared il
their faces and the tones OF their voices
that it is impossible TO give anything liht
just report
At his fathers invitation, Johnny
proceeded with a long story about hi:
lessons. what this boy had SAID and TIL:
girl had said, what the teacher had said
how many numbers he had gone up IL
the spelling, etc.
Then the father related what Deacon
B. had said. who had been two hours al
the shop waiting for his horses to b
shod.
At the conclusion of an hour at thai
table I said, "Mr. Smith, do you always
remain as long as this at the dinner
table?n
"Yes," hejreplied; Il always will have
my hour at dinner and supper. l tel
you, it's about the only comfort l get
And then 1 always tell 'em, if people
will have children, they must sorte
help 'em along, kinder get their head
and hearts goin' right. you know"
If could give faithful report OF al
that was said by parents and children
and with the manner and spirit il
which the conversations were carried
on, l should write one of the most in
teresting chapters ever published. o
all schools for children, this is the best
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4 Noted Indian Fighter.

\ gentleman from Santa Fe, who il
connected with the Territorial govern
ment affairs, is authority for the state
ment that the Territorial Government
is actually in negotiation with Colonel
Baylor of Texas, the noted Indian
fighter, to raise a body of rangers to
come over into New Mexico and ex-
terminate the numbering Apaches.
Baylor has had great experience as an
Indian hunter, and it is thought that
with a couple of hundred of picked
rangers he could capture the Apaches
or bring their scalps in long before the
army officers succeed in getting sight Of
them. The refusal of the President to
remove General Crook causes a great
deal of disgust here among all classes.
Crooks manner of hunting the light
footed Apaches with heavlly-equipped
calvary horses has long been the subject
of ridicule among old rangers.