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What Can fSe Done.

by trying again and keeping up courage
many thiDgs seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds Of hopeless as~es Of
Kidney and Liver Complaint have been
cured by Electric Bitter~, after everything
else had been tried In vain. 30, don't
think there IL no cure for you, bat try
Electric Bittes. There II DO medicine ~
safe, 10 sure and 10 perfect Blood Pui-
fer. Electric Bittsrr will cure Dyspepsis,
Diabetes and all Diseases Of the Kidneys.
Invaluable in affections Of the Stomach
and Fiyr, aud overcome all Urinary Dif-
fculties.
large bottles only 10 cents o, Logan &
Co.'S
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rsY w., w., ,SNLnN, TEX, August 30.-A spe-
g.,io,.n y We ArT'trom Columbus says three
,.,-,, ,.,,,"I' became involved in q fight in the
S5.,;s 1-St evening, and when Deputy
th-y ~ nope attempted to arrest them
Alter. =, 'Irned upon him, and one of them
the NJ: ~ 70 stab him. Deputy Hope shot
IN the centre of the forehead,
i.e5 - wound from which the Latter
ldi, r,o-S ID'uS aiterward. At the inquest
bon '''DS the jury justified Hopes &C
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-31
Excitement inTexas.

Great excitement has been caused IN the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remarSa-
BILE recovery of Mr.. J. E. COrley, who was
so helpless be could not turn IN bed, OF
raise hls head; everybody said he was
diving of consumption. A trial bottle oi
DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent MN;
Finding relief, he bought large bottle ana
a box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills: by
the time he had taken two boxes OF Pllis
and two bottles of the Discovery he was
well and had gained in flesh thlrty-six
pounds. D.,o,,.or,, for
Consumption free at Logan & Cos.
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Good Results I'm E,syy Cs...

ID. A. Bradford, wboleale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Temp, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lung; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induoed
to try Dr. Kings New Discovery Eot Con.
sumption, did 10 and WAS entirely cured
by use Of . few bottles Since which time
he has used IL In his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This h the
experience Of Thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Di-covssy.
Trial bottles free mt Logan a. Go. = drug
store
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BACK TO BULGARIA.
Prince Alexander Received with Every
Demonstration Of Affection.

Prince Alexander Received with Every
Demonstration Of Affection.
RUsTCHUK, August 30.-Prince Alexan-
der has been warned To take precautions
against possible attempts on his life by
Pan -Slavist fanatics and followers Of the
metropolitan, whose party has ramifcations
in the interior of Bulgaria. Prince Alex
ander arrived at Sistova at o'clock this
morning. His entry in town and his
progress through it was one continuous
triumph. The people lifted the Prince
from his carriage and carried him on their
shoulders to the Greek Church where a
Te Deum was sung. The Prince afterwards
started for TiernOva and arrived there this
evening.
LONDON, August 30.-King Milan has
telegraphed tO Prince Alexander congrat-
ulating him upon his return to Bulgaria,
aud expressing the fullest sympathy with
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-31
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one OF
the hest female nurses and physicians In
the limited States, and has been used for
FORTY wears with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teethinS its value IS
incalc9lable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, grlplng
in the bowels and wind eolie- BY CIV
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price sc. bottle. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-31

Mr.. d. LwiIeoxson, Of Horsc Csve, KY,
says he was. for many yean, hadly amict-
ed with Phthi-ic, also Diabetes; The pains
were almost upendurable and would s0me-
times almost throw him into convulai0nS.
Hetried Electric Bitter and got reliefffUm
first bottle and after taking nix bottleA was
entirely cured and hsd gzined In 6esh
eighteen pounds. 6sys be positively be-
lieyes he would have died, hsd u pot bsea
for the relief afforded By Electric BittsrA
Sold st 6fty cents bottle By Lneaa d c..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-31
AT BRIDGEPORT

4 Big Crowd Witnesses the Firing of
the Gas.
Mr.. Charles Carpenter, who has had
charge of the pipe laying on the Ohio side
for the contractors, Booth * Finn, had
charge of the illumination at bridgeport
but owing to the inclement weather there
was no band or speeches. Miss Minnie
Alexander, daughter of Hon. Ross Alex
ander, had the honor of firing the Roman
candle which lit the gas for the first time.
There was very large crowd present, in
fact the entire community had turned out
to witness the blaze of the fuel of the
future.
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Couldn't Have Forgotten 10.
Bafql0 IDHricr.

The Courier received what purported 10
he the full text Of Mr.. Blaine's speech at
Lake Sebago, but some Of it must have
been dropped by the wayside, for the
great statesman" who always boldly"
grapples with important current issues
must have expressed his views on the sil-
yer question.
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The D. & d. Through Line.

,.t RI" ioEH. August 3O.-The Baltimore
:. Ia'o railroad will tonight run its
a. ."'oRgh train from New York to the
= = In Immigrant train will start at
p H. from Jersey City over the New
h. ~. NJ central To Philadelphia, thence over
=, " ". .".N'ngton and Northern to Whining
~. "e1""a0c, and from there over the
). more more and Ohio to points west as far rs
-,t1.>., ,'->. The trip to Chicago will be
b. ", !" 'nlrty-SlN hours, and tickets will
''1 irregular emigrant pool rates.
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A MOST LIBERAL oFYER.

THEVoLrAIc BELT Co., Manhall, Mich,
offer TO send their Celebrated yoltaic Belts
and Electric Appliances on thirty days
trial to any man afflicted with Nervous De-
bility, Los Of Vitality, Manhood, etc.
illustrated pamphlet in sealed envclops
with fall particulars, mailed free. Write
than. Al n,nes
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Try and Save the Boys.

If men must bet, and we suppOse the
spirit Of betting will never be eradicated,
by ali means prevent young boys from being
allowed TO frequent places given over TO the
speculative fraternity. II Is reflection on
the morals Of the community 10 read that
80 boys were among the capitives made by
the police when they raided pool room
Tuesday night
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AT -ETSANILLE.

No Speeches, But General Big JOllifica-
ton.
The population turned out en- masse, and
the road in front of the mill for a long dis
tauce was densely packed with people:
Thomas Johns and John Diggins had
charge of the ceremonies, and Miss Hallet
fired the Roman candle in highly success
full manner, touching off the gas with q
great flash, which lighted up the surround
ing country for long distance. The Union
Cornet Band diScoursed sweet music
throughout the evening. There were no
speeches.
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Firxt Keep Your Girl.

Girls will please take notice that
Kentucky Court has decided that when a
girl refuses TO marry her. lover she must
return all his presents, on the theory that
they were only keepsake in case be had
the girl for keeps.
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Forgetting Mrs. Logan.
BrsliEa EgS>.

Those who accept without question the
report that Gen. I.ogan's visit To California
has destroyed his chances for the Republic
can nomination in lSS5 are too precipitate.
They don't make sufficient allowance for
the resources Of Mrs Logan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-31

'..'5''r 20 ''s Register.
.,,i j. r.. rS.l.AIRSvILLE, O., August 30
M, ~, Ne chrrged with perjury in pro-
lar as : " marriage license, had a prehmi-
IgT.... animation to-day before ID. NJ.
~. - and was bound over to Common
a - =, lT'Jt IN the sum Of $500. Failing
S''5 'alI he was sent TO iail.
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Found Guilty.

SpSeial TylsQrdm 10 he RegtScr.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, August SO.-
James c. Medske, who was tried at Brax-
ton Court House on Saturday for forgery,
,vas found guilty. He was of this county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-31

In New Orleans an Italian Proprietor Of
Washington 1t. Pruit Stand Cuts >
Melon.
Among the happy ones at the drawing Of
the Louisiana State Lottery on the 18th
inst. was Mr. Vito Dilorenzo, who beld
One-ffth Of ~, ,227, which diew the second
prize Of S25, 90 He is only 26 years Of
age, and is native Of Italy and has been
here six years, and is the proprietor Of .
fruit stand at the corner Of Washington
avenue and Laurel street, and VIII continue
to make New Orleans ishome- He Is nm
married, but he might now prove more
susceptible 10 the smiles Of some soft-eyed
daughter of sunny Italy.-Ser Oriesss
la. Pieayane, July Is.
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BASE BALL.

At Baltimore :, Brooklyn ),
At Detroit-Detroit >, Boston ,. AT
Chicago-Chicago II, Philadelphia 10. At
St Louis-Browns 10, Cincinnati 8. At
New York-AthleticS ., Nets. |. At
Kansas City-KanSaS City !, WaShinStono D.
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Would Have Ills Revenge.

IefroH Frc1 Prro
$50 you won't take dot coat for S1?'
"No, guess not. ,"
"VhelI, we shall call il six, though
lose by it"
"No, guess not"
''Say five und a half?'
"NO; I'll look around little"
What peesnes yhas you in, my frcndtf''
IL sell grindstOncs. "
"Oh, you do"
Why"
''Oh, nothing, except dot When ] like a
vrindStnnp look aroundt a leflle too
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End Of Bone seraping.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: Having received 10 much benefit
from Electric Bitter, feel it my duty TO
let suffering humanity know IL Have
had a running sore on my leg for eight
years: my doctors told me would have To
have the bone scraped or leg amputated. ]
used, instead, three bottles Of Electric Bit
ters and seven boxes Bucklen,s Arniea
salye. snd my leg il now sound and well" !"
Electric Bitters are sold ut fifty cents
hottie, and Bucklen's Arnics Salye at sc.
per box, by Logan x Co.
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Iau,btar Lends a New Charm

Laughter Lends New Charm
To beauty when it diseloses pretty set OF
teeth. Whiteness, when nature has sup
piled this element of loyeliness, may be re-
tained through life by using the fragrant
.SOZ0D0NT. >
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BODY IDENTIFIED.
The wcgcc Fioatcr Discovered to be
samuel Hutchinson.

The Wcgcc Floatcr Discovered to be
samuel Hutchinson.
On Saturday the body of a drowned man
was found floating in the river ut Wegec,
m account of which appeared in yester-
days REGISTER. hy which the
friends of Samuel Hutchinson, of
5ll Market street, who sudden
ly and mysteriously disappeared
last Thursday morning, found
that the description of the
drowned man answered that of
Hutchinson. McSsrs. William Young and
John Marshall went down TO Wegee yes
tcrday, had the body cXhumed and, upon
examination, found that it was that of
Hutchinson. They brought the remains
to their home here, and they were buried
yesterday afternoon at Mt. Wood cemetery,
by the side of his mother.
There is not much doubt but that
Hutchinson, who was very despondent on
account of the trouble hc had experienced,
decided to take his life, and did 40 last
Thursday, when he started for the North
End Glass Works, where he had secured u
job in the packing house.
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varrr,yG. ". VA. Aug. 2G, 1856.

. 10. r... lI.,muuI. !. y NandcrYort. q.
s.... >..fr.. I. II. LOGAN, Trc,lS-
warrlrvG. ". VA, Aug. 2G, 1856.
ose>rg. The prospects for electing 4
-'..,.,y of the Legislature this fall and
49,. +. rn, three. congressman Is more
..r fn.rrul-it i promising. Our ad-
.-., --,m every section of the State are
..r,~our,-iug. Republicans are united,
..a.r lrI determined. Democrats are
a,.,l.a, and apAthetir. II Is the earnest
s.-. ns The committee Ia strengthen our
.-.-.,lr.on in every district, especially in
......,. ONES but the committee has no
-.i. 1gl Won cannot run a political cam
...~ without funds any more than you
n f,hr . hattie without powder and
..-.-gl.. There being no State ticket
, nau, for collecting are limited
- We are compelled to appeal
,h,,. individual Republicans
s..g. ur know are interested in good
amrn, AMI the prrpetuatiOn OF Re
..5.gM principles.
r-. interest OF thr Congressional dis
.-., w..l De- largely looked after by the
~..-l candidates. and large fund Is
,..-rj,7l. hat this committee proposes
?, .-,y,r it, special attention to Il GER
...ea r.o>,,. but financially weak dis
.., W. desire To organize, equip and
..-a-,hra them by every means IN our
ya--. They arr the real battle field of
.,ua,r>t and must not be neglected.
.- enemy i alert and his Doodle Is al
,a5g being scattered laviShly. But the
H.1g and iiSScuions in his ranks will
- 0m hun in this contest more than
a,m..r, rlu secure, and the odds will
l-..a>r him. Fir one fourth OF the
.-aa, ,ha, he will cNpcnd in the close
.r..,> We believe that most of them
ID. BE- carried !or the Republican ticket,
.ra expended discrcetly and judiciously.
"-anr no brass bands and pyrOtech-
a> 10 tins rontrStS, except, perhaps, In
-e "r TWO strongly Republican counties
" - the vote out. and in one OF two
'.-a-., ptlIocEttlc counties, 10 shut the
r-o, The enemy, hut quiet, close and
,--g-h Organization, and thorough
44.l, OF the close districts, and every
am,aan with his coat OF on election
lE That j, or idea Of the manner OF
n1tu,Iu- the campaign, and these are
%. p1r-S where. We believe, the muni-
,aro.wJg should he concentrated. We
..r..t. IA l,,.r .t.trup.fl,. fnr Ill Tho oil ypu
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DR.. PIERCE's Pleasant Purgative Pei
lets" cleanse and purify the blood and re-
leive the digestive organs.
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Z. & o. will run excursion trains to st.
ClairsyilIe fair, September lst, End and
Sd. See time Of trains elsewhere.
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blaine of Maine.

thicugO Mars
What. Blaine for prohibition!
Jim Blaine.
From the State of Maine
Our Jim, the politician
Come out for prohibition.
Don't call him TRAITOR, fanatic"
Bigoted batherskitc, lunatic,
Or Anarchist.
For he's Prohibitionist,
And his whole soul is all ailamc
TO set the cause of temperance forward
twenty years
Aud for humanity land the presidency
He's shedding sympathizing tears
As free rs summer rain
Our ''plumed knight up in Maine,
And .Iim's sincere? Well. ] should snicker,
Now, look here, shall Blaine, the man or
morals,
See Fisk take all the "laurels'?
No, no. There's no room
For foOling since Clint has got q boom,
And every Prohibitionist 'twixt the oceans
Is shouting I'VE have nary notion
OF any deal or dicker.
Blaine, Blaine, James g. Blainc!,
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Free Of Cholera

ls,r@.' august S0.-The Italian frontier
thoIero, N's been officially declared free of
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foRD's ACID PHOSPHATE


| In dysn.aa Eerdine, Athens Ca, says:
kOn ny Spepsla, accompanied with prostra-
: he toni Z i1uehtal oyerwork, l think it is a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-31
A GENERAL DENIAL.
Mr. SEDGEWICK'S FRIENDS SPEAK OUT IN
HIS BEHALF.
Nothing Has Transpred Since His Entry Into the
Mexican Capital to Entits Him to the
Abuse He Has Received.

CITY OF MEXICO, August 3O-RepOrts
have been current here since Friday night
regarding the treatment of Mr. Sedgwick,
the American special agent in the Cutting
case, who was one evening last week one
of the guests at ball given by one of the
clubs of the city. The club in question is
the most aristOcratic in Mexico, among its
members being Government officers of the
highest classes, and representatives of the
oldest and most distinguished families.
The members of the club gave Mr.. Sedg-
wick an invitation as
A SPECIAL HONOR
10 an American representative. He was
received with marked tokens OF respect,
and every one endeayored to make the
evening agreeable TO him, he being the
most honOred guest. Toward the small
hours of the morning there was the usual
amount of champagne and numerous tOasts
were drunk in one of the rooms set apart
for gentlemen. A careful Investigation
shows that Mr.. Sedgwick, while un-
dOubtedly participating in the con-
vivial enjoyments of the hour, was
in no way treated insolently. The men,
bers of the club and its managers stren-
uOusly deny that any discourteSy was in
tended or practiced towards Mr.. Sedgwick,
who made
AN EXCELLENT IMPRESSION.
To set at rest the injurious reports re-
garding him, it is proposed by the leading
representatives of the highest society Of
Mexico, to give him a series OF dinners
and receptions, in order to make 1t
evident he has the esteem of Mexican so
ciety As soon as the rumOr became cur
rent large number of entirely ridiculous
and unfounded reports were put in circu-
latiOn, but no person OF reputation or
standing in the community, cOnverSant
with the facts, supports them. Last even
ing Mr.. Sedgwick was guest at private
house at dinner, at which were present
Minister Mariscal Iand Minister RubiO, of
the Interior Department. MIR. Sedgwick
is comforting with Minister Jackson and
investigating the laws OF Mexico bearing
GA the Cutting case. He is having trans
latiOnS OF the laws made, and when through
here he will go to Chihuahua and then to
PaSO Del NOrte.
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Private
EFPi BLUIN
- .rNrrIL rONlI[TTEE.

,..,.rv> ClurrHcE. Wheeling: A. J.
rt.-runt Lee Raymond, ClarSS6urg;
"a ysrIr-,r rst. Parkrr>hurg, }. A.GtbbonS,
,.,',.,,. . ] Peterson. Huntington: W.
80 Hsunu.J L. Bury, Fire Clay: A.
..H..~. t.s-rr,Juu. Arthur Sinscl, Graf
NJ >gsfrc Austin: +. VI. Reynolds,
E..,-> smith. Berkeley springs. u.
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THE COMpANYiN OFFICERS
THE OFFICERS.
Representative Men Who Manage the
Affairs of the Company.
MIR. WILLIAM FILM

President of the Wheeling Natural Gas
Company, is of Irish descent and was born
in Pennsylvania in 1886. He has been an
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rs ,.aar>. r'n.0aea. \. }: stone, Arthur
$50. Ir. lIaNm"ud. J. ". NanderNort. q.
..... >..tr.a. T. n. LOGAN. TrctlS-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

The open area VIII cove aS,1tu, ~ the
great actor IN bronz, heroic ,z', IN the
character of Virginil-, elevated upon n
pedestal five feet high In Difference to the
wishes Of tho family and the strongly eK-
pressed public opinion, it has been decided
to ercc. the monument in Philadelphia Tho
cost Of tbs work will bo abou. 81 90 1t
is felt 10y the committee having the matt r
in charge that this should be borne alone by
IN, loving friends. of whom NJ unh had
morn, rs a last trbutc 10 ono Of The most
genial Of m,n. Few men had 50 many sin
corr admirers while alive f." mon could bs
hraitior friends or more genial companions,
and few men had a smaller uumuer II
encIajcs than tic late John Mccullough.
Therefore 10 is confidently eapcc.cd that the
snail sum necessary 10 erect a vi-itle mouu-
wrut 20 the man whose -eu.ur VIII ever be
a tower Of fame, monument sach rs 10
sum Oh money can buy. viii L. promptly
forthcoming a. loving 'ritu'" from the
host Of 'r.,uls s. TO mourn his los
WALTER .uNG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-27

rut apart from thess, those who lain Ia
possess lore in such matters say they seemed
to trace the shadow Of violent death in
his fac,. II was the look OF one used to tre-
mendolt settlements aud dangers which
told a. lat on hs nervous system.
Capt. Crawford was native of Philp-
deIphia, of irish Descent like 20 many other
of cur lest and brave't American soldiers
H. wa3 no. West Pointer, but enlisted
rs I,r,ynto IN II Pennsylvlnil regiment in
the lat, war When the Co,orrl regiments
were formed 10 was with difficulty men
could b. found to officer them. Crawford
WA given u subordinate Conmani IN one of
them lie thus became n member OF the
regular United States army, He was at
length appointed To 4 clptalncy in the Third
United : ~ cavalry. After the war he
was assigned To du y out on tho order,
which most officers hate like death. There
this brave soldier who rose from the ranks,
has rem lined ever since, fighting Indian.
He was never n "ieather-bei solder. III"
has tak,n par in the indian campaigns IL
Montana Daxo,a, Idaho, Nebraska Colo
RADIO Arizona and New Mexico. When the
savaga Go 0rimo broke out Of camp in
New Mexico, IN May, 1885, Cap, Crawford
asked TO tie asst gnci to the duty Of hunting
him down. 40 vas a tasl; whose difficulty feE
persons east Can understand 1t was like
bunting fox : in mountain businesses. Ia
cap,urc Of Tho trcacherOIs chief would have
ba,,a tho greatest feather of his life IN the
cap Of Caps. Crawford HIS services to his
country would have been recoGniz'd hand
somely. But lie lgil hold OF victory aud
dol with it n his GRASP.
The circumstances OF his death are pecu-
liarly melancholy Our readers know al
ready that he fell dead with a bullet in his
head, a bali t!Cel ty hands ostensi.ly freni-
". Geronimo was run down at last in
Mexico, 2OO mikes south Of tho New Mexico
horler. The SPOT was in the mountains Of
we.tern Mexico. in chihuahua county, very
near the lUSth m ,ridian of west longitud'.
Mex can soldiers were pursuing the red
enemy. too He was accustomed
after committing depredations in one coun-
try to fee over the border into the other
Capt Craw ord hal hunters Of Indian
scouts with him. it il claimNl that the
Msxicans mistook these for hos IS AMI f,el
on them An attempt WIS male TO gna
the Mexicars and bring them 10 rarl"y
but he. ore his could be done Gi,other vo.ley
was fred, and the dashing, untiring indian
fighter fel! deal There are those who be-
lieye that this firing was not wholly Gcci
dental. hut thai the Mexicans knew wha'
they were about II i hoped there VIII l.
en- investigation MORTIMER " AEEE&