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FOURTEEN HUSBANDS

In Thirty-Eight Years-A Woman Il Said
to Have This Record and bo Legally
Correct.
BRADFORD, Pa, April 9.-McKean Coun.
~ sees pr. J. M. Chaplin, Of Findlay, O.,
the champion married man Of the Buck.
eye State and goes him four better, The
doctor has succeeded in transferring his
name to ten wives, seven Of whom are re.
ported a. living. Mexican County's re-
cord.bresker is she, and her experience
in the 'silken bonds Of matrimony" would
fill book as big as . dictionary. She
lives in Hmithport, the county seat
Of this county, and Is known a.
Mrs, Ida Hoosted. Her chief attraction 10
her Juno.liks form, She 10 tall and
magnifcently proportioned, and looks 80
II the winds Of thirty eight winters, more
or less, might have toyed with her abun-
dant dark brown tresses. When scarcely
out Of her short dresses sho contracted
her first marriage. She has been after
men ever since, and 10 now living with
husband No. "a. The other thirteen hub,
bies are all in the flesh, and all are on good
terms with the marrying woman. She
has been legally separated from all her
alliances, and was only married Q few
months ago to No. IA.
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CELLS
q ASTHMA
al AND
HcATARRH
II rem EDY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

Having struggled 20 years between hfe and
death with ASTHMA'or PRTHIsIC, treated BY
eminent physicians, and receiving no benefit.
was compelled during the lsst years Of my
illness to sit on my chair day and night gasp
scriutioD. 'Sn @ ~ % In DESPAIR esDerimentsd on nv
self BY compounding roots and herbs and In
haling tho medicine thus obtained. fortune
tely discovered this WONDERFUL CURE FOR
ASTHMA AND CATARRH, warranted to re-
FIVE MINUTES, SO that the patient can lie
down to rest and sleep comfortably. Please
read the following condensed extracts from
unsolicited testimonials, oil OF recent date:
Oliver v. r. Holmes, San Jose, CAL, writes
II and the Remedy oil and even more than
represented. I received instantaneous relief"
z. N. Carson, A. N, Warren, Kan, writes
"Was treated by eminent physicians Of this
country and Germany tried the climate OF
different Ststes--nothing Afforded relief like
your preparation"
L. B. Phelps, P. NJ, Griggs, Ohio, writes=
''Suffered with Asthma 40 years. Your medi-
cine in minutes does more for mo than the
most eminent physician did for mo Ia three
years."
=. 2. Plimpton, Joliet, III, writes Send
without II. I fnd II to be the most valuable
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We have many other hearty testimonials Of
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Asthma, Catsrrh, Hay Fever, and kindred dis
eases may have an opportunity Of testing the
value Of the Remedy. We will send TO any ad-
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II your druggist fails 10 keep II do not permit
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plainly.
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The Troubles of Yeung Man Who kises1
Girl Against Her Consent.

The Troubles of . Ysung Man Who Kiseea
Girl Against Her Consent
FREDERICK, Nd, April 10--0eo. O'Nsill,
very highly esteemed young man Of MID.
dletown, this county, was to-day held In
600 bail for his appearance at the next
term Of court The offense for which
young O'Neill 10 TO answer 10 the hug.
ging and kissing Of Miss Grace Young,
. pretty girl Of this town. O'Neill had
gone to Frederick on Easter Mon.
day 10 see the festivities And indulgcd
little too freely with intoxicants, to which
he 10 unaccustomed. While In the store
N. e Getxendanner he met Miss Young,
who was with her mother. He began TOY.
ing with the girls handkerchief, then
tried TO take II from her, his conduct be.
coming more and more free until he final.
ly wound up by throwing his arms around
her neck, hugging her and impressing two
kisses on her lips, according to the
testimony Of the young lady, which was
admitted to be true by O'Neill. Miss
Young was highly in ignant. 10 was
Mrs.. Young. The mothers wrath increas.
Cd - she nursed II, and she finally resolved
tohavs the young man arrested on the
charge. O'Nsill made no denial He
stated that 1t was the first time he had
cllowed himself to become into toxicatsd,
and that he would never have acted % he
did II sober.
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Road Improvement.
AuD1Ton'. oryIo., HIeHIAHp Co.. o.

AuDIToR's OFyICn, HIoHLAHD Co., OF
ITO WHOM II NAY CONCERN, viii TAI
J. notice that the Beard Of Com missionerS
of said Board. held at the Auditors odice In
said county on this eth day Of April. l6S8>
appointed Ellis F. Barrett, SilAs ". Hors-
nj an and John F. Bechtel as viewers, and G.
H. Ladd as surveyor, TO examine, view, lay
out and straighten the county road, com.
mencing at stone in the center Of Main
street, In the village of Leesburg. Highland
county, Ohio. at the eastern end OF said
street, at the residence OF H. r. Johna0n;
thence on line with said street N. 84o =. 10
the wagon bridge across Leescreek; thence
by the most practical line 70 o point In the
present road, opposite N. 2. sanders gravel
pit, near large elm thence by way Of the
present road TO She Fayette county line ut
the termination OF Fayette Road Improve.
ment No. -, near the residence OF Mrs.
Mary Bennett. In pursuance Of petition
asking for the Improvement of said road By
laying out, .traiyhtenins, grading. sravef.
necessary bridges aud culverts in accordance
with the provisions OF chapter ., title OF
the Revised Statutes Of Ohio, and the acts.
amendat0ry thereto; and that said viewers
and surveyor will meet at the place Of begin.
ming, in the village OF Leesburg. Highland
county. Ohio, ON Monday. the 7th day Of
May, 1858, at O'Clock .. in., to make said
view and survey qsH E,.S,:ns hsssysr
April IL, 1854
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In Love's3 3Harness.

Most women naturally look forward to
matrimony as. their proper sphere in
life, but they should constantly bear in
mind that fair, rosy face, bright eyes,
and healthy. well.developed form, are
the best passports to happy marriage.
All those wasting disorders, weaknesses,
"drudgging-down" sensations, and funct.
ional irregularities peculiar to their sex,
have an unfailing specific in DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. It is the only
medicine for women, sold by druggists
under . positive guarantee from the
manufacturers. that it win give salts.
faction In every case, or money will be
refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle.wrspper. and faith.
fully carried out for many years.
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Dehorned Cattle Craze.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, April 9.-Thousands
Of cattle have been deborned In this 500
tion since the outbreak Of the crase, . few
months ago, and with but few exceptions
the animals rapidly recovered from the
operation. Yesterday, however, news
came that several droves Of recently do
horned cattle on farms west Of Blooming.
ton are in . most pitiable and serious con.
dition. Their horns were removed March
], and the wounds have not healed, and
modification 10 reported 10 hsye SGT in is
the flesh of the head. Something IKE 10Q
animals are reported to be thus affected.
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FROM THE POPE
TO the Illustrious President Of the
United States.
Handsome Acknowledgement Of the Jubl.
lee Present-Document Delivered IN
Person ny Cardinal Gibbons.

BALrrxoRs, Nd, April 9. Cardinal Glib
bons has received the following from
Rome: ITO Our BELOVED SoN JAMES
GIBBONS, Cardinal Priest Of the Holy Ro-
man Church, Archbishop Of Baltimore
Wen Beloved Sor, Health and apostolic BeSs-
diction: Among the countless congratuls.
tions which we have received from oil
parts of the world upon the occasion OF
the fiftieth anniversary Of our elevation
to the priesthood, we have, As was natural,
set most store by the evidences OF
courtesy and regard sent BY the
rulers Of the Nations. For by these
marks Of their good will toward the head
Of the church they manifest (and this we
ardently desire) their kindly disposition
toward their Catholic subjects. Since,
then, the Ilustrious President OF the
United States has, through you, our be.
loved son, seen At to exhibit like courtesy,
accompanying the expression Of the same
with gift Of superb copy Of the Copsti.
tuition Of that most powerful Re-
public, he has, In SO doing, afforded
US Q most peculiar pleasure and satis-
faction. Moreover, as it 10 fitting that We
should return to His Excellency the expires.
sion Of our gratitude, we commit the dis.
count Of your exalted rank in the hierarchy
Of the Republic and the personal esteem
in which His Excellency holds you. In
fulfilling this duty we desire that you
should assure the Presidentof our admira.
tion for the Constitution of the United
States, not only because 1t has enabled In
dustrious and enterprising citizens to
attain so high degeee Of prosperity, but,
also, because under its protection your
Catholic countrymen have enjoyed liber.
ty which has 80 confessedly promoted the
astonishing growth Of their religion In the
past, and viii, we trust, enable 1t In the fu.
ture to be OF the highest advantage TO the
civil order as we'll You will be pleased to
add that we will pour forth fervent pray.
ers to God for your coun.
try's constant advance In glory and
prosperity, and for the health and happi-
ness Of the President and his worthy house.
hold. Finally, to you, beloved son, and to
the faithful intrusted to your pastoral
caro-, we loving, in the Lord, impart our
Apostolic bsnediotian. Given at Rome,
at st. Peters, the 4th day OF February, IN
the year Of our Lord 1888, and the tenth Of
our Pontifcate -PnpH LEG, KILL: The
epistle was in Latin. The contents were
translated and read by the Cardinal for the
President to-day.
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A Sad Case.

NEW York, April 1o.-Yesterdsy after.
NOON little Annie Forster returned to her
home from school, where she had
just been promoted to the head Of her
class. Her father on learning Of her
brightness when she came to dinner gave
her an extra penny, She spent the coin
for toy balloon, and on reaching the
door leading to her residence placed
the toy In her mouth while she
searched In her pocket for the latch-key.
A moment later she fell to the tagging in
strangling condition. The child was
taken to physician, who pronounced the
case one Of heart disease. The child died
in drug store. A post-mortem examins-
ton was held, when 1t was discovered that
the child had partially swallowed the toy
balloon, and that II had lodged IN the
throat, causing death,
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Rsasws Her Yeuth.

Nm. Phoebe Chsslsy. Peterson. Clay
Co., Iowa. tells the following remarkable
story, the truth Of which b veuched for
By the residents Of the town: " am 7s
ysazs old. have been troubled with kid
nsy complaint and lamsneas for many
ysass; could not drsas myseli vitheut
help. Nev I en- lsss hoa ~ pain ed
saseasmt I'D - 80 = Z ~ ~ On
heaooUesA ! 90 ~ thnehs ~ elso-
~ nl11eD ~ hesjno eeeusd nyysath.
- p1ne1o6 eonololaly ~ AlDoass ed
|) ~ 4 bc111oI RI ono1o - ~ r
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A POSSE from the vicinity OF Ashland,
Kas,, overlook Billy Gill, . notorious des-
psrsdo, and siddled him with bullets.
JoHx DuTcLny, . notorious criminal,
died at stsubsuvills. O.. aged ninety-nvs
years
A. Palmyra, Mo-, fifteen children, en-
esgsd In Arbor Day services, were pre-.
cipitstsd II sn old we'll Arthur, son OF
Mrs.. Lsm Little. was drowned.
HANS 6FAoKRIsD and his wife, OF New
York, each took dose Of poison and died.
They left . ave-months old baby. Ex-
trems poverty WAS tho cause which In
ducsd their fatal scta
In game Of ''eowboy" in Burgsttstown.
Pa, little James Burton was lassoed BY {
playmate. rsesiving injuries tsem which
ts died,
Tn Canadian Parliament by vote Of IN
70 o7, defeated the resolution favoring IN.
restricted rsoiprocity between the Uaited
States and CenadA
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A chansa for cankllna.

NEW YoRK, April lO.-Dr. Barker had .
consultation with Dr.. Sands between s:l5
and O'clock at Mr.. Conkling's house.
The patients condition IL greatly Inn.
proved, and there Is no danger OF his
death tonight The physicians say that
II Mr.. Conkling can be kept alive for three
days he viii recover, A reporter ASKED
Dr.. Barker the blunt question: "Can Mr..
Conkling rscoveri" The doctor cautiously
replied: "Itis q treacherous disease, and
I can not speak for the future. All the
changes that have taken place to-day are
in the patients favor. But very little pus
has been discharged since the operation
WAS performed
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War on The Sparrows.

MARION, o., April l0.-The members Of
the Marion and Huber Gun Clubs Of this
place fell into line ct an early hour this
morning and began the destruction Of
sparrows, with shotguns and hoberts, At
premium Of ten cents per dozen. Tho
members were deployed at different points
Of the city ct the break Of dawn and began
firing on the little pests. The number In
actual engagements 10 about twenty, but
number Of volunteer marksmen are trying
their hand. The number Of birds reported
shot range from twenty-five to . hundred
and twenty apiece, and then sparrows are
scarce here,
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GIVE US A CALL.
NEvlN & CALLAHAN.
Consanptien Cared.

An old physician, retired from practice.
having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary for the formula Of
. simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure Of Con-
sumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma,
and all throat and lung affections, also .
positive and radical cure OF Nervous De-
bility and oil nervous complaints. after
having tested it, wonderful curative
powers in Thousands OF cases, has felt It
his duty TO make Il known to his suffer.
ing fellows. Actuated by this motive
and 3 desire 70 relieve human suffering,
! win seed frse Of ehasee. y I'll Who d.
d!e y, ~ !ecipe. in 0ssman, vssneh
49, "a e 80. - ss.s s. 81 Il s. q
xz II. . Iess:s ~ ! =:
Il :.
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BRADvoRD, L., April 1Q-A COW got on
the track In front Of double header
freight train near Carrollton last evening.
The two engines and ton cars were
wrecked, and brakeman Z. Powell, Of
Hornellsvills, was instantly killed; hre.
man Prichsrds, Of Hornellsville, was tor.
ribly scaldsd, and fireman J. r. Brown, Of
the same place, had an arm broken. Many
cattle were killed.
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csahl,a 10 paass,s.

NEW YoRx, April lO.-At IN early hons
this (Tussdsy) morning Ex-Ssnstor Ros-
cos Conkling was lowering between Life
spd death. An operation wss performed
on the Sepstor, and portion Of the tom.
porA bone WAS removed 10 ascertain n
pas 10 lodged on the braia. The opsrstiog
vss successful bat grave doubts are sxe
pssssed - - he Me bsisg peeloagsd fos.
ty,alGht AeaEA
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Si,aase and Fatal Accident

ALIUeuEReva; n, n, April a.~Nr. and
Mrs. J. w. Reynolds, Of Las Vegas, came
here yesterday. While they were walk.
ing along the street, Mr.. Reynolds carry
ing an overcoat on his arm, loaded 70.
volver fell from one of its pockets, struck
ON the hammer and was discharged. The
ball entered Mrs. Reynolds body on her
left side, ranged upward, passing directly
through the heart, killing her instantly.
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John 4 Lean Rslsassd

CtxyELANp, O., April 10.-At Newcastle,
Penn, to-day John A. Logan, who WAS ~.
rested for shooting riotous Italian at the
Carbon limestone qusrries, was released
from custody. The magistrate held that
% NJ. Logan ACTED under the shsrifl's or
ders he could not b held for the shooting,
The Italian was not badly hurt.
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CAUGHT TT ON THn FOURTH
a 0othsn 0lso Dealer Gets Term in the
Penitsntlary.

a 0othsn 0leo Dealer Gets . Term la the
Psnitsntlary.
New YoRx, April 1o-Thomas Bcholes,
grocer, pleaded guilty before Recorder
Smythe in the General Sessions yesterday
Of selling oleomargarine In place Of butter.
The Recorder said, after musing over his
papers, that he remembered that three
suspended sentences for the same offsnss
were hanging over Scholes. He sentenced
him 10 three months In tho penitsn.
tary. Scholes had expected to be fined
and he burst into tears. "This ID pretty
hard, Recorder, to send respectable man
to prison to associate with criminals and
thieves" said Scholes' counsel. 1T 10
harder for decent people to be swindled.
! am going to send every one Of tho cart
grease butter dealers to prison now. This
business must be stopped. Ihave warned
them and no more pleading ignorance Of
the law or Of the character OF the butter
will be accepted"
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A Murderer d MIas vsars.

CoLuNSIA, .. C., April l0.-Lansy
Walker, . boy nine years old, and Libbis
Ashe. girl Of twelve, had . fight ysster-
day in Union County, during which
Walker plunged . knife Into the girl's
breast killine her instantly.
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TANorSR, April An agreement was
siensd to-day by the Moorish Minister Of
Foreign Affairs and Mr.. Lewis, the Amer.
ican Consul, referring the dispute between
the United States and Morocco TO srbitra.
tion. The United States steamer Ian.
caster, which was expected here, sailed
from Gibraltar to-day for Villa Franco.
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NOx> ~ tribe with any Threat a
0ON Lung Dissess. II jon have
. Cough OF Cold. oS The children are
thysaAensdW With Csoupo or Whooping Cough,
use Aeks1s English Rsmsdy and pgsvvut
further tsoable. Il y . positive eulA'
and W guarantee Il. priee 10 and 60e
Garrett Bros, druggists.
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CHATTANOOGA. Tnxx., April 10.-A special
from Knoxville says to-day hght occur.
rod between the strikers at Cumberland
Gap Tunnel, on the Powell's Valley railroad,
and the ihountsinesrs, whioh resu(tsd II
the killing Of i've men and wounding Of
twelve. Further trouble 10 feared.
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ALTOONA, Pa, April lA-Ths seft eosl
miners on the mountain bs&wesa 0sllit-
sin and South Fork. Aooo 70 500 II nun-
bsr, still coy they viii refuse 70 aoesps .
reduction eE 10 per cent on tAs price Of -
csuts Per tor nst Ter nining. They VIII
dscids formally - Wednesday saA .
strike y inninSnk
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Loek.Iaw From q rsIylai Cause,

WHEELING, W. Va, April 9.-Last Fri.
day Carry Bsiswenger, while scrubbing.
ran Q big splinter under her thumb
nail A physician removed It, but the arm
swellsd badly, and to-day lock.jaw set In,
and It ID said the girl can not live till morn
ing.
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Among the Japanese engravings
wAish are now exhibited in London 10
enc In which Il shown little boy ex..
posing his body to the attacks Of mos
QuitoeA % that his parents may b
spared the bitsa
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m Fin on.

CALUNsT. NICE, April 1o.-Ths Calumet
Z Hecla Mine win b opened Wednesday,
o. the management = convinced that the
Ore 10 out. Ths great copper smelling
works and rolling mills just completed at
Dollar Bay bsye commenced operations
With everything working veil
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AAvsxxA, O., April 10-Rlipky Norgaa
10 to b hanged June for the Hulligan
murder. Robinson 10 granted . new trial.
and Coughlin's case 10 now under consid.
Grafton BY the circuit court here.
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stats Normal School Burned.

TERRE HAUrs, IND., April a--The State
Normal School burned to the ground this
morning at nine o'clock. No loss Of life.
Not dollar Of insurance. Eight hundred
pupils were in the building, but got out
eafely
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.School Examiners,

TVHE BoAre Of School Examiner Of Highland
Applicants for CertiAcatsswill take place In the
H10sboro Union School building on the 6rst
Saturday Of every month, and on The third Bat
urday Of February, March, April, August, Sep.
tember and October. The Examination fee
prescribed BY Law 10 so cents.
sIaSyi q. q. SMITH, Clerk.
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Ills Well TO know

MHAT the best remedy for
coughs and colds, soreness Of
the throat and lungs, consumption
and other pulmonary distress 10
Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
It quickly allays Inflammation and
checks decay. No other remedy in
the United States has such q large
and uniform sale. People have
found out that It quickly cures .
cough or cold, relieves asthma,
checks consumption, and therefore
they determinedly refuse to take
any substitute that may be offered
in place Of the reliable Wistar's
Balsan.
0uysott's esrsaparilla' and Wistsr's lBalsa
I'D In Hillsboro By 6sybsrt q Co.
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nllIiars shaka.un.

WAsHIxoFox, April lh-One-quarter Of
the Y. Q. Army will undergo general
shaping up within few days. Orders
have been issued from the War Depart.
ment for ten Of the forty regiments to ex-
change stations.
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No One Can Be III

nNF the blood is kept pure. Many
who long suffered from bad
blood, indicated by weak and vast.
ing kidneys, sores. aches, indiges-
ton, etc., owe their complete re-
covery to the use Of DR. GuYsorr's
.YELLow DOCK AND SARsAPARrLLA,
and maintain their good health by
timely rcsorting TO It again and
again - occasion may demand. II
makes humanitarians sad to see
invalids use improper medicines.
The only safe cure for weakness Of
the urinary and digestive organs is
to make the blood rich, red and
pure by using this best Of all altera-
tives, q remedy widely endorsed by
physicians who have examined
into its composition and curative
effect tits a perfecter Of manhood
and womanhood. Robust health
and strength invariably tAkes the
place Of illness and distress II On.
GuYsorr's YELLow DOCK and SAH-
sAPARILLA is made use Of.
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Pesailas AeeldenL

PHILADELPHIA, April lh-Aiss Helen
Forster, Philadelphia belle, 10 suffering
from terribly scared back, the result Of
the slipping under her clothing Of red
hot slate pencil with which she waa friss-
ing her hair.
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b. CLoup. NsxH., Aprii 1A-Jossph anA
Frank Wintermeyer were arrested THE
nerning st New Albany by Sheriff Hsn-
usrel and broaght here They are shssgeA
With having attempted % wreck tsain.
The motive ef ~ crlne doss not sssn y
havs bssn rebbery. bet thsy bed . gFsAGe
IaiA ~ againet ~ seatiea beosv
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Returned 10 ihs Scene Of ThsIr TheI.s

RALrIa#. N. c., April 9.-Crosss and
White, the absoonding president and
cashier Of the State National Bank,
were brought back to Raleigh this morn.
ing from Canada. Bail ID nxei at $4,000
each.