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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-11

NEWARK, n. j., Sept lo.-Ntaurlcs
proSSbutser, a clothing merchant Ot this
city, has waived examination on \ charge
Of having wiliully deserted hls vile. The
story Of Mrs. pfeSSburger 10 o cad one
Ten years ago che was married. 10 Press
burger In II, Louis, where abe was
belle. They removed 10 San FfanClSco,
vhere they were very prospetoua ID busl.
meas, ald ghete PfesSbuteet devoted
more time TO other women than 10 hil
wife, lie finally deserted lle vile and
children and cane East and settled In
lhls city. Here lie tlSEried Miss Tilli6
Norton, daughter Of Jacob Norton, not
WllhAtAndlng stories were circulated Abou
Me having another vile. Mira, Press
burger followed him with the children
she arrived here yesLsraAy, and a onct
Caused the arrest Of her husband. Press
burger claims that he married Miss Nor
(on 1)eOSuSa his vile had procured q di
yofce from him ID OIL liofnia on the. gtonn.I
Of bis inadollty, Tie NitO denies TIL
statement Pte6sbutget viii ~ before tAl
Grand Jury,
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New YoRK, Sept. lO.-Hanis y. Wilk'
inson was arraigned in Jefferson Market
police court to-day TO answer a charge Of
deirauding Edwin Adams Weed, Of thit
city, out Of 5000, pretending to sell him
an interest In Pittsburgh patent medi.
cine concern, which II Is alleged, he had
no right to himself or control over. Wilk'
inson 10 also charged Sith having falsely
represented that there was no liens sgainst
the concern which does business undei
the name Of Kennedy L Co., Pitteburgh
and with an Office In this city. The de-
iendant claims that Weed ig bad man
and says that he was arrested some time
ago for running bucket shops In a peCuli
srly reprehensible manner. wilkinson
gave bail, ~
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HOW HE LOST IT.

Assignee MRnnlx, Of Archbishop PurCelrs
Estate, Tells the story of Ills Disgrace.
CIScINNATI, Sept. lO,-Joha B. Mannix,
the embezzling assignee Of the late Arch.
bishop Purcell's estate, told q story Of
shame and dishonor In a crowded court
room to-day. ~ got 10 specializing" said
he, and "lost my head, Everything went
against me, but kept on, hoping to re.
trieve my losses, until all was gone" He
had begnn, he said, expecting to make a
little for himself, and never dreaming oil
the possibility Of such misfortune as had
overtaken him. As coon as the assign.
ment was made he invested $4,000 In
United States per cent. bonds, but as
these were huctuating, he thought 1t more
safe to buy Southern Railroad stock, and
did 80. There was q great craze for this
stock after tho lease oil the road, and Man.
nix got twenty-five shares with the credi.
tors money. Shortly after this the stock
went down and the assignee lost heavily.
Then he saw capitalists buying Mount
Adams Street Railroad stock, and he at
once invested, buying fifty shares at nine.
ty cents. This su denly declined, and
ruin was staring him In the face. With
the recklessneSs OF despair he hurried Ia
Pitts II. Burt, prominent speculator
and gave him large sum TO invest in New
York Central. Then he bought 100 shares
OF Western Union and then some Della
ware & Lackawanna. In everything he
lost, and at the end Of bio speculations he
was $lS3 900 in debt. Mannix declared
repeatedly that alter he had lost $50 0OC
these Investments were made with the
hopes Of saving the creditors money, and
sensational incident Of the day wal
Mannix's charge that the State was In
with Pitts H. Burt, the speculator. The
lie was passed around pretty freely, and
the court adjourned amid excitement.
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r,nr.,. l,nnnnnln. t,nr,i,ln1ll

MONTREAL, Sept. lO,--Ths United Stated
4 Canada Express Company has bGen ab,
Borbed by the American Express Com
psuy. The United States 4 Canada Et
press was an organisation carrying express
matter between Montreal and New Eng
land points. The American ExprBSt
Company now covers points Ia WeSterr
Canada, Quebec, the lower provinces and
throughout the Northern aud WshterE
States Of tue United slAteg.
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sc1IrLL1Na CONE. roo.
The Conclman Said to Have Ieen Paid
$4,000 by Mr.. Morislni.

lut OUHuhhNh ptaiu W AAhfO bUVh = tsAs
$4,000 by Mr.. Morisini.
New YoRE, Sept. 1O.-All the stories
about Mrs. schilling, the daughter Of
Banker Morodni, and the wife Of Coach.
man SChilling, having gone to convent
have been denied and It Is now generally
believed that she has gone 10 aome OF her
relatives. Those who know where she Is
in hiding refuse To tell, and her father and
mother decline absolutely to talk about
her.
Another chapter has been added TO the
story by the sudden disappearance OF the
young woman's husband, Ernest Schill'
Ing. He quit railroading on the Sixth
Avenue Line yer y suddenly yesterday,
packed his trunk and left bis boarding
house, at No. 24S West Thirty.ninth
street. His lAndlady said she knew
nothing about him and no one else seem'
ed 10 know. He had asked the Buperin'
tendent for two days leave Of absence
Every one took his disappearance aS
youohinR tho truth OF the report that he
bad been paid $1,000 by MIR. Moroulni to
maintain silence and let bic vile eloUe
although the officials oil tho road said that
they would not be surprised 10 see him
return 10 work.
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CNolsNATI, o., Sept. lO.Golden Smith
a 20yesr-old son Of Judge Fayette Smith,
attempted to kill himself at his fathers
residence in Avondale yesterday, lie has
been in school until this summer, when
he went into business at MiddletoWn, 0,
Night before last he came home and
seemed much depressed. Yesterday morn.
Ing, alter breakfast the family were
startled by the report q pistol coming
from his room, When they open
al the door he was found lying on the
floor with q revolver by his side and a
bullet hole in his left side, The physi.
clans have some hope Of his recovery. A
quarrel with young lady, to whom he
was paying attention, is supposed to be
the cause Of the deed.
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CHICAGO, Sept lO.-A special from
Charlottesville, Ind, SaySi Miss Lulu
Bates, Of Cincinnati, made an ascension
In q g@ balloon from the Fair Grounds
to-day and came near LOSING hUr life,
When Ave miles north aud hall q mills
above the earth she attempted to descend
The gfappllng hook Caughtbut the anchor,
ago HAo broken by q strong wind, which
carried heI among 9olne trees whets The
balloon was torn, The hooks gave way
again, and che shot up three hundred feel
when The balloon suddenly burst and The
basket descended like lightning, She hal
the presence oi mind 10 brace hutBel
ltniy agalnBt the Top oi the basket ant
@yed her lItS' She $Gs badly iAnet
however, =
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WARRINGTON, Sept. lO.-The Light
house Board gives notice that the light
ship moored to mark tho wreck Of the
steamer Oregon, OF Long leland coast
will bo removed about tho first Of nexl
November. Mariners are warned that the
removal Of the lght.Bhip does not imply
that danger from the wreck has ceased "a
exist; but the danger has been marked
for months. and as long Rs the Board cat
maintain the llghtshlp there without
special authority Of Law. The Board IL
their notice say that the owners Of The
Oregon are responsible iot the failure L
have the obsttuptions Of the wreck re-
moved.
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Tur numerous old lriends Of Gov, \. H.
perpont, of Fairmont, W. Va, were g lad
/, Veo him amoug us oncO more, moving
about ON the Fair Grounds and at Other
points in our community. The venerable
Governor hag host OF friends among the
people, "a was evidenced by the hearty
greetings which they gave him on every
hand. Ho ia one OF the men whom West
Virginia can never forget, and who rem
dered service to her in her darkest houl
that has never been sufficiently appre'
cIaIaI
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BALTIMORE, MD,, Sept, lO-The home
team played with unusual vim and spirit
to-day and won a brilliant game from
Louisville. The visitors did the best work
with the stick, but were unable to bunch
their hits and were held down to one run
by sharp fielding. Purcell and SoWders,
late OF the Southern Lsague, made their
appearance with the Baltimore club, and
did good work. Score:
Iunings...,,n....,,,.,-.. 2SAb 7s9
aousViiIS.,"",.,.."."" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" 9 . . o.
Earned runs, Baltimore 9, Louisville l.,
Two base hits, Manning, Mack. Passed
balls, Dolan l, Gross |. Wild pitches,
McGlnnis /. First base on balls, Of Nc
Ginnis 4, Hecker 8, First base hits, Bal.
timore 5, LouiSvills 0. Errors, Baltimore
0, Louisville 4, Umpire, Valentine.
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IlcllCffor Charleston,

Nav YoRE, Sept. lO.--The Charleston
telitt committee Of the Chamber OF Com.
tnerce met today 1t Sas reported BY Treas
a'er brown that up to tho present time he
has received sub ctptionS amounting To
Sl22, ont Of whiCA the Mayor Of Charles.
Ton had been paid draft Of $20, 800 since
Yesterday one treasurer had received
SIlg2 which included $500 from Jay
Gould, $1,000 from the Bank Of America,
800 from tho United States National
Band from Robert I.anOx Kennedy.
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HARRlsBuRa, Pa, Sept. lO.-The Cam.
bria Iron Company at JohnStown, has
asked Governor Pattison to commission
1888 policemen for the protection OF lie
property which 10 spread over wide area
and subject to damage and destruction by
persons who are opposed 10 the policy OF
the company In not employing Knights
Of Labor. The policemen Of Governor
Pattlson grants the petition 10 be commits.
stoned under an act Of the Legislature, and
will be In tho nay oi the iron company.
No immediate trouble In feared.
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HORRIBLE MASSACRE
OF ToNeU1N CHRISTIANS
Seven Hundred People Murdered by the In
feeling IdoIators-Forty Villages Burned
and Nine Thousand People Homeless
Others Foreign News Of Interest.

LONDON, Sept, lO,-A dispatch has been
received from Touquln saying that 700
Christians have been massacred and forty
villages burned in the Province OF ManhOa,
and that 5000 Christians are psrishing OF
hunger.
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Nhe.llnr emo l,nlr nnd r,nn.lllnn

al Wheeling, September d, Z, SO, ioApd
II, 1855. On the above dates the baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company will SsIi fonnd
trip tickets to Wheeling 6t low exctTSion
rates. For rates, time at trains, &C., ace
imall bills, OF call Npon or address Agents
Baltimore h QAlo Railroad,
bpeClAl tlain Tor Grafton and way bLa.
lOna will leave Wheeling on September
u 0 and 10 M bitj n w. city time,
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SSFRGSclsco, GALA. Sept. 1o-CApt,
W, L. plumnCr, Of the steamer Mary D,
Hume, which arrived in port last night
reports that while sixteen miles north
west Of Point lIsys,, yesterday, nine dis
N1cs shocks Of earthquake were felt The
Vibrations were from north Of Ca1t 10 south
o. WeOh They we're not iClt In Ban Fran
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Tns "uuanlm,ly" OF the assemblage oi
ths Democracy on the Fair Groundsyester'
J,y counts for something. In other
words, The song IS that old song "when
,ball we three meet sgainT" This does
no. Of course refer to the amiable men
who gathered themselves together in the
quarter stretch and shook hands with
avery nlrny RtrAw they met.
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cIuvEn1Us' LAST CHANCE.
The Petition for a Ilehs1rlnE Of the CAs'
other IliChniond ileiuS,

Otnof llcnhlOnu ltbWb
RICHMOND, VA, Sept 10,-To.morrow
the counsel for Thomas j. Cluverius, the
convicted mprdOrer Of Miss Fannie Lillian
Madison, will present, Of atSunton, pOti.
tim lot q rshsarlng Of tho raGc, The pe'
tition will be confined entirely TO low
points, the greatest being the Ona that the
Hustings Court has no authority 10 eX.
tend the term from one month toanother,
II The court refuses TO grant rehear'
Inc, the decision OF the Supreme Court
viii be certified down 10 the Huatlngl
Court, and The Judge ot that court will
have 10 reBentence the prisoner, II Il
Thought that the court will be ready on
lie hrBt opinion day, next Thursday, u
render d deCIaloh upon the petition ior
ITpheRnpH, II the bpiuioh 70 9dYefee' te
ihe pfiSoher, he will doubtless be f6Sen
fenced some time In October or at thI
November term Of the Hust'ngs Court
In Virginia no person can be execute!
under thirty days after sentence 10 passed
NJ. AknBbvtg, 0 sample merchant, rep
reBenting q new YoFk stationery houese9
was to-day arrested on the charge ol cell
Ing goods without a license, H0 waB sen
lpp 10 the grand Jury,
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stove Siou,dvrs strike,

PHILADELPHIA, sspt lO-A general
strike Of stove foundry employees In the
city occurred this morning. Representa-.
liyes Of tho Stove Nloulders Assemblies o.
the Knights oil Labor will confer With q
committee from the manufacturers asso
citation Monday. The busy season 10 fair
y commenced and manufacturers have
tilanlY Of orders.
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BUSINESS BAROMETER.
THE CONDITION OF THE TRADE.
The Former Improvement Noted Continues,
A Marked Increase in the JobbIng
Trade-The Features of the Week
us Quoted by "Dradstreets,"

New YoRK, Sept lO,-DespstChes 10
Bradslreets this week from the leading
trade centres Of the country indicate con.
tlnuAl improvement in the state Of trade.
The forecasts Of the recent week regard.
ing trade, are being made good. The
Western cities generally report trade
brisk and in large volume, Cincinnati
sends words Of general hardening Of
prices and increased demand since the
last report, A marked improve
msnt in the jobbiug trade is noted at
Detroit. AT Louisville general trade shows
distinct gain over the preceding week,
and q spirited revival as compared with
several preceding years, Kansas City
telegraphs increasing activity with more
livsral movement than for several weeka.
At Pittsburgh and other points further
east, trade has been hating measurably
owing to the unreasonable hot weather,
The temporary III effects Of the hot
weathe in England on trade is noted at
Boston.
The bank Clparings at thirty cities for
this week is $77S 1856 ,9l4 as compared with
1854, ,009, COZ last week. The decline last
week from the total OF the proceeding
week was 46l00 percent, and this week
the increase Is 3.l5 percent, The New
York stock market shows q firmer tone
consequent upon improvement in earn
ings, and prospect that the Granger
roads will form harmonious pool. Spec
ulatlonB until the close OF the week
was slack, but transactions in
stocks amounted to $50. 600 shares against
D9S,OOO shares last week. Bonds were q
little more active, transactions In them
amounting to 81, ,S47, 900 par value, against
81, ,S60, 900 last week, Money IL much
easier, call loans being quoted at from
to percent aud some instances OF lower
rates are noted, Time loans are up from
4 to percent and commercial paper Ia
firm. Foreign exchange shows a tendency
to sitter rates, The earnings OF forty.four
railroads throughout the country for
August gives $l7 0Sl, ,OSS against $l5,557,-
900 In August, 1885.
The New York cotton market has been
dull and prices slightly weaker. The report
OF the National Cotton Exchange places
the Crops Of 1885 o at G,575, 900 bales,
against q crop Of 8, 706,0 600 bales last year.
The total home consumption OF cotton for
the year was the largest ever known.
Dry goods commission houses AZ Boston
report fair amount OF business doing.
Prices are firm with occasional advances.
While the mills are actively employed
consumption keeps even pace with the
production.
In the East the inquiry for crude iron
has been moderate. ST. Louis telegraphs
that an increasing volume Of iron Is reach.
ing consumption.
The domestic wheat markets have been
without marked activity.
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Did not Know It wns LOADED.

READING, Pa, Sept 10.-Ic-day John
Bachman, aged 10, play fully pointed re-
volver at his brother, aged IL, swapping
1t several times, when the cartridge was
exploded the ball striking him just below
the eyes, inaiCting mortal wound. He
did not know 1t was loaded.
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Tomnhawked by nm Apache Chief.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. lO.-Wsrsarsha,
a Sioux chiel, was killed with tomakawk
by Grquoua, an Apache chief, at Dick.
son, Tom, on Wednesday night. The
Indians belonged to "Wild West" show
managed by. Captain Stubbs. The muir.
derer was Of sullen disposition, while
his victim was inogentive.
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LOWELL, Mass, Sept. l0.--Joln Shay,
ma drunken quarrel with another mar
lo'hiShh threw i brick at him, but hit bill
9En toll, years old, on the head, crush
ing the skull, He was arrested,
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OAN'T sleOp nights is the complaint Of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etC. Did you ever try
ACkef's English Remedy2 II 10 tho best
preparation known for oil Lung Troubles,
sold on q positive guarantee at 100, bOC.
Logan 4 Co. and CHARLES M0hksmellef,
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wBjo not say that no man who has not
properly advertised has pfospeted In
business, but We do cay that II ID d rare
case when any business might not have
been greatly augmented BY iudiCIouB
Use ol printers lux, For Information con.
canning the bsst way 10 advertise send ioI
Newspaper Advertising" 10 George I.
Rowell d o., 10 Spruce street, New YORK
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MExIco's RISING REVOLUTION.
Strength of the Pronunciados -Iseady to
Fight 10 tho Death.

Strength OF the PFOnunclndOs-NeAdY to
Fight 10 tho Death.
MATAMosAs, MIX, Sept. l0-The rovo-
luton against the general government Is
assuming alarming proportions in this
State (Tamaulipas). A prominent federal
officer gives this estimate Of the strength
Of the pronunCados: Mamico Cruz, 800;
VI Coyote, $50; Juan RssslCs, 15O; Manuel
Valapena, l50; Pedro Dlvilla, 100; Juan
Hormandez, 60-in all, 1,0OO-Well mount.
ed, and who are to win victory or fight to
the death. The federal administration
winks at the revolution as against friendly
state governments, but shows no quarter
TO rebels against the general government.
They must win or die. The active revolu-
tionary strength in Neuvo Leon and Goa.
hula is fully as great aO in this State. The
belief that general revolution is immi-
nent Is gradually forcing itself on the
minds OF the most conservative political
leaders. The concerted action OF the local
revolutionary leaders in the frontier States
plainly states that they are acting In har-
mony, under the direction Of an able chief.
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Tucson, ARz,, Sept. lO.-rhe captive
ApaChes were put into securely locked
box car on a special train from Fort
Bowie yesterday with orders that no stop
he made until the train reaches 81. An.
tonic. The people Of Arizona are wild
with Joy over their deliveraEce from the
ApaChes. Mass meetings are being held
everywhere, at which resolutions olthanks
to General Miles and Captain Lawlon are
pAssed,
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Nnw YoRr, Sept. lO-The sensational
story published this morning, stating that
the Island OF Cuba was sunk by the re.
cent earthquake is canard. The West.
ern Union Telegraph Company report
that they are at present In telegraphiC
communication with Havana.
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TnEY arc already disputing over meth
Ols Of furnishing Geronimo. Some are in
favor Of hanging while others argue that
bs ought to be- sent to Florida,
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Tue talk of Ernest sChilling having re-
celyed $4,000 to part with his wife sounds
like bosh. Old Mr., MoroslnI is not the
mau to give up $4,000 Tor sChilling.,
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LONDON, Sept lO-Bsach and Ross, the
oarsmen, have deposited GOO each for q
race. Toemer has challenged Gaudaur to
row race on the championship course
for goo a side.
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League Games.

At Washington, D. O,-Philadslphia
4; Washington, l. Earned runs, Phila'
delphia, 2. Base hits, Philadelphia, z;
Washington, 4. Errors, Philadelphia, Il
Washington, 8.
At Chicago-C Chicago, IA; Detroit, s
Earned runs, Chicago, s; Detroit, 4. Base
hits, Chicago, 49, Detroit, II. Errors
Chicago, 0; Detroit, u.
At Kansas 0ity-Kansas City, 0; St
Louis, 8. Earned runs, Kansas City, q
ST. Louis, 5.
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E1.KlEd ALExANDER, OF Bulgaria, is
likely to become Colonel in the British
army. In this way he might sooner or
later get a whack at tho boss who deposed
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WAS Senator Camden fined by the
Ohio County Executive committee iol
iockeying among the politicians at the
Fsirg II so, how muChP
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SENATOR CAMDEN was 80 anxious to
meet the citizens OF Ohio county that he
took in the fair. The citizens rest easy
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taNa BaANOn, N. ] /, Sept. lO-willlam
Rolhenbetg, O druggiat has .dlaappeatad
leaving liabilities eAtlmAlOl OF 1000
The e6eNH occupies bio establishments
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NEw York, September lO.-The game Of
base ball at Washington Park, Brooklyn,
to-day between the Brooklyn aud Clucln.
natl clubs was poorly contested and slow,
1t had to be stopped in the eighth inning
on account OF darkness. The Western
club ilelded poorly and were easily defeat
cd. About l,25O people were present,
Score:
Innings, i.,...,,.,... -..""- 2 4SS7s
BroOIlyn,.... ...,,...,,,..""", 0 / 4 o. 20 q
Earned runs, one each; two.base hits,
Snyder; three.bsse hits, Mullane, Smith ;
passed balls, Snyder 2, Peoples l wild
pitches, Smith 8, Porter 2; first base hits,
Brooklyn 9. Cincinnati 8; Umpire, Walsh.
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Tng venerable silk hat OF Judge Bran
NON was not among tho attractions oil the
Fair yesterday.
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CNclSSArl, o., Sept. lO.-A COmmacid
Gasdt SPECIAL from patksrSbnrg, W. Va.
says The town Of Bartlett, o., 10 threat
ened with destruction by Ere. A swelry
Store has already burned. The flames are
SILL raging
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Why WAS Uncle Dan Leonard following
,,oppd Grandfather CamdenP And II sor
inr what
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VERMONT is always safe, but this year
she is safer.
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AlpANDKn Is coming home to his
mnlber.in.Iaw. What luck