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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28
MARYLAND BATTLES.
The Local Option Contests.

GARRETT CoUNTY.-The Oakland
Republican comes to US this week
with eight solid columns of Prohi-
bition grape and canister against
the saloon devil of Garrett county.
The Local Option Elk. Committee,
J. M. Davis, Pres, and VIM. Hine.
baugh, Sec, have three columns OF
facts and arguments, followed by a
three. column earnest appeal by the
W. C. T. U. These followed by
numerous stirring communica-
tions, make the issue very cy-
clone against the miserable traffic.
The election was held yesterday,
9th, and we hoped to have good
news before we went to press this
morning.
Mr.. w. M. Price, of Pittsburgh,
Rev. Vanmeter, and Mrs. s. H. Mar
tin, of Baltimore, were among the
brave hosts battling for the homes
of Garrett county, so ruthlessly put
in jeopardy by the recreant Legis-
lature.
Rev. Joseph Lee, of Clarksburg,
w. Va, is soon to move into his
Mountain Lake Park Cottage.
GARRETT.-Hon. T. R. Cars
kadon of Keyser, addressed big
audience in Garrett county Mon
day night. A note tells US to look
for good news. Hope we shall have
it.
VIcTcRY.-Bishopville, Worces-
ter county, voted the saloon to
death last Wednesday. The bill
authorizing the election was pass
ed by the last Legislature.
Maryland friends receiving this
paper, should show it to their
neighbors, but preserve it for refer
ence to Convention Proceedings.
Send for extra copies for your
neighbors.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28
A Good Word from Maryland

The "WEsT VIRGINIA FREEMAN"
published at Parkersburg, West
Virginia, is one of the best Temper
ance papers published in the coun-
try. The paper is Temperance all
over, and it devotes nearly two
whole pages every week to the
cause of Temperance in Maryland.
The West Va. FREEMAN" is an
eight-page paper, five columns to
the page, and the subscription price
is $3.50 a year, or 3 copies for SO.
Independent.
Thanks, good Brother. Please
note our special offer in another
column, "FREEMAN for a Dollar"
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28
Third and Closing
Grand Mass Meet
ing.
DIR. LEONARD OF OHIO CLEARS TIL

DR.. LEONARD OF OHIO CLEARS THE
DECKS.
The meeting Thursday evening
was the grand climax of the three
grand davs' work for Home and
Humanity.
Mr.. Eugene lowering, of Lever
ing's Roasted Coffee fame, was
made Chairman of the meeting, and
made brief, happy address, declaf-
ing for Prohibition, pure and unde-
filed by any compromise.
Miss Ada Mosher gave the recre-
ant Christian voter something for
meditation, by reciting most i'm
pressively, that pointed poem, re-
Gently published in the FREEMAN,
entitled "Voice of the Churchman,"
or II Cannot Vote That Way"
DR.. Leonard, of Ohio, began
calmly and deliberately, measuring
each step and surely lifting his
audience with him in each sue
cessive argument,u until soon he had
them all clear up on the higher
plains of pure Christian politics
and it was terrific, the way he
hurled the chain shot of logic and
bombs of invective down upon the
old parties that were crawling
among the saloons and corruptions
Of the Liquor Traffic, and shouting
at Christian men to keep Temper
ance out of Politics."
But 'twere folly to attempt a
report of DR., Leonard's speech, or
try to describe his power over an
audience. He simply carries the
people by storm, and sweeps all
opposition from the field. At the
close Of his address, the Prohibition
Convention was formally adjourn
ed amid the greatest good humor
and enthusiasm.
NoTE.-FREEMAN readers will
bear in mind that the foregoing is
not pretended to be a connected re-
port of the proceedings. The edi-
tor, who was only present during
part of the proceedings, and busted
part of the time with FREEMAN
matters, has done the best he could
from the partial notes taken. Any
mistakes or omissions, will there
fore be excused, we ere sure.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28
Sample Copy.

A blue X on this item emphasizes
the fact that this copy of the FREE
MAN comes to you as a special
messenger, inviting you to sub
scribe. If you are a friend to the
cause, show your friendship by
inviting its advocates to your home.
Please examine the FREEMAN care
fully. Send one dollar for a year,
or at least, send at once, 10 two
cent stamps and have it 3 months
on trial. Address
The FREEMAN,
Parkersburg, w. Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28
Notice to Lien Holders Of
NeStOr Logan.

To all persons holding liens by judgement
or otherwise on the real estate or any part
thereof, OF Nestor Logan:
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
Court of Wood county, West Virginia made
real estate of the said Nestor Logan to the
satisfaction of the liens thereon, you are
hereby required to present all claims held
by you, and each of you, against the said
estate, or any part of it, for adjudication, to
me, at my Office, Az Third street, in the
city of Parkersburg, Wood county, W. Va,
CD or before the 9th day of May, 1856.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
April, 1856.
BARNA POWELL, Commissioner
j. W. Vandervoort, Pitts Sol
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28
ALONG THE PROHIBITION
LINES.

Virginia, - Montgomery and
Smythe counties adopted Prohibi-
ton by large msjorities,
Liberty and Wytheville drove
out the Saloon with the Local OPP
ton club.
Do1ology.-At the Temperance
Convention, in Lynchburg, last
week, telegram was received, say
ing "Smythe county gives 279 ma
jority against License. The Con-
vention Immediately arose and
sang "Praise God from whom all
Blessings Flow"
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28
Dig Money in siloo
III In the U. S. in 80, 6; in 'S5, 1900. n

1.-THE discovery of the age," Edward ~
Conn. so per cent saved by feeding Fn ny
age" Ex.-Gov. Smith, VT. "Makes I NH
Butter, Beef and Mutton as cheap in WIZ Iiltk
as Summer" Gilbert, N. Y. Prof M aa.eer
Miles in American Agricu turist, saws 1as FtYi
Silos is wonderful innovation which ba aes
gone steadily on, constantly adding to i fSs
number OF ITS firm adherents, the use Of En- Er.
NTHAT to plant, how to cultivate wh.,
" to cut, row to build for $50, and an an
about the system (the, very latest, COM n.
plete guide for SO cents. Mr.. Carst e oGa'
with three years experience is an exnert =,
all will see by re aiding his valuable WORT ~ ~
Silos and Enislag'.' says the IntelltpencVss,
Wheeling. w. Va.
REFERENCES: Hon. H. G. DAVIS
Hon. s. B. ELKINS,
Every body should read the book. Sand
for it at once, and get ready for Ensag.
crop.
MONEY RETURNED if you abandon 81.
los after trial.
Address T. R. CARSKADO
Keyser, W. Va
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28
WEST VIRGINIAFREEMAN
MARYLAND PROHIBITION
PARTY CONVENTION.
Continued from Fifth page.)

ecutive Committee was instructed
to call the next Convention at a
time not to conflict with the meet
ing of the Alliance.
CONGRESSMAN TO BE NOMINATED
On motion, it was unanimously
Resolued, That we urge upon our friends
In the several Congressional Districts of the
State, to make nominations for Represent
atives to Congress to be voted for at the
Fall election, in each and every district
where 1t is possible so to do.
TREASURES REPORT.
VIM. Sherwood, Treasurer, sub
mitted an itemized report, showing
net disbursements for the year 81
594 81; Receipts, 1926 81; Bal
ance due Treasurer, $4,000,
The Finance Committee report
ed as follows, which was adopted :
Northumberland Committee appointed
by this Convention, have examined the &C.
counts of the Treasurer for the year past,
together with the vouchers, and find the
same correct.
HENRY H. SEGERMAN.
VIM. H. HARRIS.
w. w. SHAFFER.
RoBT. MCLAUGHLIN.
EDWARD MALLALIEU.
REsoLUT1 oNs OF THANKS.
The following was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That we hereby return thanks
to the various Railroads and Steam boat
lines, leading to this city, for favors ex-
tended to mem bers of this Convention to
the Press for careful reports Of our Proceed
ings, and to the Ladies of Baltimore for the
rich collation. provided for our physical
comfort.
WATSON CASE.
JNo. d. c. HANNA.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28
Please Exchange.

AS the FREEMAN expects now to
find its way into many more Mary
land homes, it wants to keep post
ed on Maryland matters. Therefore
it comes this week to many of our
Maryland brethren of the Press,
with polite bow and, Please Etc.
chanqe.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28
ScOtt's Emulsion of Pure
c cd Liver Oil, with HypOphOsphttes

Especially Desirable for Children,
A LADY physician at the Child's Hospital,
at Albany, N. Y, says: 1--WE have been
using Scett's Emulsion with great success,
nearly all of our patients are suffering from
bone diseases and our physicians find it
very beneficial"
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28

Local matter must give way this
week for the aOeightier matters of
the Maryland Conventions. Our
readers will find these reports espe-
cially interesting and encouraging.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28

CDR Sellers Cough SYRUP" without ex-
ception has given satisfaction, Our readers,
give it trial. Druggists keep it. Price Is
cents a bottle.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28

st. Mary's Oil is a positive cure for Rheum-
atism and all pain requiring an external
remedy. A trial is all that is asked. For
sale by all druggists. ]. H. GooDwIn, Man
ufacturer, Cincinnati, o.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28
Do You Want to Make Money!

READER, if you want to make naOney
making pictures, write to me for an outfit. 1
nave several to sell ranging in price from
S2) up, or l can fit you out and teach you how
to do nice work, Call on or address
GEO w. KIRK, Photographer.
Huntington, W. Va.
SS Say where you saw this "ad."
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28

Under and 'oy virtue of a Dead q,
maze ana Executed by Emeline Wait Irokt5
Willlam Walker to the undersigned T s and
dated ne 10th day of August, l8sS ta,astes
corded in Trust and Mortgage Beo,k ana M r..
pe.ge 270 in the office of the CJerh NO.
County Court of Wood County, made 81 II.
purpose of securing to the Vulcan MI of ths
Company the payment of a certsiac M
therein mentioned, the undersigipnand oe6i
on the VIII
Gd Day of May 1886.
at the front door of the Court Hon..
Wood County, West Virginia. nro ouse Of
sell at public sale the real estate convsn
by said deed of trust, viz: in..ega
the lower side of the Little KanaWbs D. %
at the mouth of said River, boundedi 'i n
described as follows: Beginning At an, ana
on the line of laying Off reserved v lhaEs
2l2 feet from the line between the TrR h.rt
cellor lot and the Elijah Spencer pronaashh
thence south by east so feet to st.ta
said line laying eff reserved wharf. fhe
s 371a W $50 feet to stake on an ' onnca
thence north with said line laying or aTelY
so feet to stake on said line Of om.sl
thence 371a E $50 feet to the begipnins
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash in hand on day of sale
JNO. A. HUTCHINSON. Trns,..
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28

If you have pimples, boils, salt rheum,
rough skin, ETC., take CDR. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher" Sold by all druggists.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28

Next weeks FREEMAN will be
especially rich in good news and
live matter, much of it already in
hand.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-04-28

ecutive Committee was instructed
to call the next Convention at
time not to conflict with the meet
inc of the Alliance,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-27

PRrxcxrox, Ind, Aug. le.-John
Roach and william Hopkins fought :
bloody battle with clubs and sledge-
hammer Tor weapons here last evening.
Roach assaulted Hopkins and succeeded
IN beating his head IN . terrible manner
and breai:Se bis arm. The wife d Hop
kins Joined il the fracas, attempting %
cid her husband. but was knocked down
~ Roach and 6adly injured m her side
Rosch welded : heavy siedge-homme'
Win terrible effect. He WAS promptly
orresled % await the results d ne -
lurlso q Hopkins end vile
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-27

c~-~->~r~a,vs 1900 - ~ ueesoe Az
~~a1cns ~ 0rrnelsnahas rsaee1ees - -
- O0orS - snpp1y1ng uelsee ~eeses
vssaoh mn neePss - coDs 1ewn'
m..u,~o~ow. 49,. lo.-There b more
.--,- -~-s-- 49, - ~ o0lcial con-
.so-''. kse",-s "a. ~..~ Tc-,. 4.
ouQe o. naval ouceF. 49,
The southeast coast % Asrleas -" 49,.
he repores Of Consul 6Iler 20 ne btate
D...rsment which rejected On Pay
-~r.-- ~s.,..~. - 49, fYnited States
$50 C--s.s- Pat
man-os,we A:enc.:'.1' .. "a ~
teSs ocu.x Ao.1'z.s 80 ri
1ootn Aussuc 49, 49, -s-s.riev An.
otepnenss wno eSnss- 49, h~ecr~ the
rect from Cepe Aow"s $500 49,
NAVY Department ~ .,ca 81. ~e,rSss
statement q Ionsus o 1919. :" I..-s--ers
communicated ~ 80 49, s,sy..- ar
~. stephens - - .sr'. crs-
closed tne .ecs ~ sss.a -
tom neo Ionk ~. xr,.ri-
cape low ~ 80 49, 49,. 80 4. shrrs
can men,o"ss, $500 syy-tc,.. cn.rv..
!or suPP"es ~s.ss psvw.sser
however ..rs.tcr Tsst
!nompson =. 80 .snsssS nd q
January suppnss 1880 ,svs,r~ -.
eFPe -rs- 80 .ll~rs ~ Cane
sween NJ vs..o. ~ 49,. sIpSs 81 49, shin ann
LOW = se 49, W. ~, Y. hecsme -
Pnes isII. ~ -. 49,. ~ emes-s - ~ rcssela
Iorm'uso.c 49, 49, - ~ s..riscssed IN
veFe so1n ~ ~h.-;r. . ror.
sne -. sse.s 49, ss,ss.d - ne nersou
uon 2. 49, pso.ss 80 80 sorsrsrts NJ
sucHy en ss q. - ~. e@ect tha1
os1pnS S.ss CA mo neve1
s%rsd a,,,sr.s vorth al foods
We. ~" - $780, -sv~r the con.
~ 49,, ss.s.s - ,.,~e orms who
80 - h.rS 49, .c<,as ana conid furnIsh
49, =. 49,. .s-..s~ 49, ccrid Grady 81
tnem n.cI 80 ss.-- - -crc.iIcd y
~ 49,. 80 rn,s.s,s sscrse M
- 1880 sh.t sherr werr
" .s.r-.>s 80 s-s,cies shree tIme1
49, go. 49, r,.Sr - rrrchesed fol
sn e' -. 80. - ~. ~hciss.,s stores. Il
ms.. $3.50 sher. ~ere de6ciencies Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-27

sAxDuskY, o., Aug. ia disastrous
sncendiary Ore occurred here Short,
before midnight. The fIre Was discovered
n ne NcsslllIcon steel Works, built y
ls72 4 cost "a 100000, and spread
RAPIDLY, a. the building was Of wood ana
very inflammable. Tho works had no'
been n operation for two years on 81
count q depression il The Iron trsde. y
me works we're Ten fine engines, vs,ur v
4 90, 900, ana much costly mscn sne, ~
The whole OUTFIT y . total loss, ~.
surance policies having expired IA"
days ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Jous W. LACY, Chief Justice Of wyo-
ming Territory, has resigned.
TsE Queens speech Il the opening Of
PARLIAMENT on the 18th was remarkable
|for it, hrevity.
=. W. snArrr Il under arrest at Keo-
mi IL. on charge OF incendiarism.
a sprcrAr military ofYicer Il 20 Be sent
10 County Kerry. Ireland, with such
$500 q w5lI enable him 70 restore order.
: ro~,,~vn lett~r-sheet ana stamped
sr~.lors r shortIv "a be issued b. the
lGovernment
oRrrrv e.ve notice n the British
Iuc.-. - (so,,mons an che 10th that he
vould INTRODUCES 4 bin for the better gov.
Ierrment ~ Belfast.
wv. WATKINS killed Louis Hilbert q
IAurora. Ind. on the 18th, and was prompt
IL Ivnched bv the people.
JrpoE Frrx0KRALD, Of Nebraska. was
Ielected president Of the Irish National
IIearue e the Chicago convention on the
10th.
4 ROYAL com,nisstn y 70 b appo'nseo
10 inquire into the worh ing Of she existing
land system In ireland.
At KsoEUK. L., ths Missouri. Iowa
Netraska road was solo by the Master II
IChancery on the ls'h' under orders % w
Federal court.
GLAps1osk seys ho.n'ns .s -. ~
70 change n's eon ~. c a 80
irlsn po'cy - ~ -. sv-s.. I. a. -
wv. ANDERSON n ns,-.., -. "a 1870
poison on the ls.n' sna ~ y. ~ 49,. ,.. =
Ier-in-law nave zen N s''s1 ~ - n
adm'n'stssins c...r.,, 80. the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-27

Pn1ucn Az.rxAnD1n 49, ~ ossue4
- 1he Pues 80 Torhsv voula aasise
n.l~>~1, a~>in. A oeaocksh ~ 0ervla.
- OAie a1.e. Ds-ocrn>ic convontion
- a Toledo q ~ lo,h. nominated
an si~&ef anA a1fonrn-a.
cxrnorsc workme, have ben drivsnoR
/ one~,s. l.lnna. a Belfasl and have also
/ 800 $1,000 ~ onif vork II many large
~->.Rsi~h-s,aa.
WArurrorou puts m no.0oo Tor priess
- |. 11~1ic-el compefieive arm % b hold
| -ert unx.
A. .tfempe - rocou>iv mxdo - ossao-
1900 49, Prouide,t ~ lJ,uruay. and The
-.-l6 49, $1,000. - 20 esrribly nal.
s-~ss.a 800 ~ disd .oon Afterwards.
ws- crrkr,Awp n - start the machin.
- 4. ~ Minnenpolis Rxpoaition By
s.as---,-~ ~ 4: -. s.ec ~ Pred.
Ss.ts- cce1.~e ~ the Adirondachu-
aA~rrr. WooD. AZ New York. died, leav-
~ : beousst o. SooO. Ooo % found IN insti.
spts. but the vill has ben pronounced In
valid. Ana ths helrs ret the estate.
Tur london TYpses. referring 20 the Chi
eseo conveneion. savs: 1t q clear that
| ~ Perrellits delecates. - spite OF the
moderation 81 their laneuaes, are puppets
Of darker plotters.0
s,x elevator ana their contents were
burned at Ida Grove. Ia. o. The night q
the 17th. The loss u $1,000; insurance
$4,000. Origin Of 6re unknown.
CoLoxxL DAVID HExDKRsoN, Repub-
lican representative in Congress for the
Third district Of Iowa, was renominated
bv acclamation on the 18th.
II Patrick n. NcCARRox, = Providence
(R IL barber, while insane. on the l6ths
cut the throat Of James Crosby while
shaving him. Crosby went out In the
street but died on the Sidewalk.
A HOUSE IN course Of construction col
lapsed 1t Csrlssu he, Germany, on the lSths
killing eight workmen and injuring sew
has b>en arrested.
SAMUEL r. PAYsoN, Of Boston, hasmaoe
an assignment % Samuel Johnson q
Hoovey 3 Co. The announcement OF thu
asst Snment caused great surprise, - Fay
son had been considered - one o. IN
vealthiest men in the city.
cHAKLEs Il. Bishop, Of Portland, Ne.
Il backed by DR.. J. H. Hamilton, OF Rich
mond. Me-, for H.0p 20 excel young
Brodie's Feat 10 jumping OH sne nrooAAy
|, bridge.
JAMES O'NErLL, who came 20 Boston
from Ireland only week ago. ta.anS
|. stabbed his wife and MS mother -tn-isw'
In Samoridge, ~ tne is'n. ne ,ol.~ q !.
snem across tne ocean g commit 80 90
THERE = quite nu.'e' - soe'oey -
cies a. s'eorenv'ns' ~ 49, 80, r az 80.
ous oisapPear anc' - 80 ~
a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-27

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.--The Times says
Il il generally understood the jury In the
Anarchist case found Spies, Lingg ana
Enqel guilty Of murder IN the nrN ue,
gree. The other defendants are one anu
sIl declared guilty Of manslaughter. anu
given terms o. Imprisonment rang, ns
from twenty down to three years. w
latter being the punishment mcted on, "
Nccbc. Not one 81 the defendants -
capped scot free.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-27

nrooona a. Avn 0enRoAa
- ' -. M
Al oooompe - ma1o ~ night - ~
1seh - urock . train o. ~ Wilmington
= Norohern un11rood near LSonapo ocotiou,
Pa. By placing 40 kessy logs across the
erack - curve q = h.gh ombankmeo2
A freight train ronn1ne w dow ran e.
% ne obstruction and ~ ongino vas
thrown from Ne track.
ExrnHnIvn irregularities havo bocn -
covered q The accounts Of WIN. Gray ~
| TREASURES q - Atlantis oooooa mills, a
Lawrence. ana 10 Indian Orchard mills
| % Indian Orchard, Mass Tho direccors
have dsmanded 0ray's rssignatlons And y
| has been rendered, but Gray can no. -
found
yAmns ARMSTRONG, elghty-throo years
/ old. bscauss his attentions had ben ~
5ecesd By spinsser. ssvsnty-six years q
ago. committed suicide - Love- OnS-s
about tsn milss nom Ottawa. By hanging
hlmself 70 beam In the barn q neigh.
Dor.
Ar privy council meeting held o o.
borne castle On TIE 18Th. the tsrms q Ne
oueen's speech were agreed upon
Tnn Grand Lodge Sons g - 0eorgs
was IL session q Buffalo, N. y, On ~
nth.
Cnnzs71xB NzLssoH e not married ysts
shs q waiting for : 6ispensatfon nom
Home bsfore having The knot tied.
0RonoR KoRNRR, Of Keokuk, Ja-s orov>
his family out Of the house o. the l5sn'
and then committed suicide.
0EonoE g. WISE has withdrawn Gou
the congressional race q Richmond, Va
on account a. Knights of Labor opposi'
ton.
II was thought that Tie last smallpox
| patient had been dismissed cured - ~
troit, Mich, but On Tie 18Th two NOR
cases, both pronounced. were discovsred
The mother Of . former patient and ne
child are both down win me disease
THE ceremonies attending The unveiiini
Of the DsKalb statue occurred q Annapo
liz, Nd. O the l6sh- Ten thousand srang
srs were present Secretary bay aro -
ceived The statue omcialiy ana maze
short, appropriate speech = poem q
Grafton. music and fireworks closed %
festivities.
THE London newspapers generally 81
press satisfaction at the recall q -
Afghan Commission.
/ THE State Of Missouri On the lstn place
{ so, 900 33-4 per cent bonds q ioxe'' a.
. 1000 at 102@ 1-1o-
THE centennial anniversary o. the dees'
Of Fredfick the Great was celeorats'
quietly q Pottsdam on the lsth.
Ex-CoxoREssMAS BENJAMIN =. hloo
|. Was nominated for Governor on the i51
BY the Delaware Democratic convention
CAPTAIN BLACK. leading counsel Tor "a
defense. opened his argument IN the An
archist trial q Chicago on the 1Ith.
RIorIyo was again renewed at Belfast
: on the 18th, but the rioters were prompt
. dispersed BY the military.
= Dr. JANIS WOODROW = undergoing :
: ecclesiastical trial before the August'
(Ga-) Presbytery on charges Of heresy.
WILLIAMS, the Socialist convicted
y London Of obstructing the streets, n
fused q pay his hne and was sent
1 prison
II An unknown tramp killed ,. = Davl
= the station agent q Huron, Ind, on q
18th, and was immediately iynched ~ q
% people
, THE measure prepared by Lord IA
-