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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
1tII,r,l IlInsolf m New YORK.

George F. Frazier, ~ years old and the
son Of Hon. William II. Frazier, Of Cald'
well, Ohio, committed suicide In New
| York Wednesday. He was attending
medical college. lie killed himself by
Injecting poison, possibly prussic acid,
into IA arm. In the room was a letter
addressed 10 the suicides father, which
was sealed and stamped. This could not
Ia examined, Mr., Frazier was anephew
Of Lewis Baker, formerly proprietor OF
1l,o ps1iuIsE hpff,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

Is Natures own true laxative. II iB
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costlyej 10 dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and Feverg, 10
Cure HAbitual Constipation, 1ndlges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fin Syrup Company Fol
sale In 30 cts and sl,OO bottles by Logan
4 Co.. Anton r, Hess, Il. D. Burt and
o, MenkemUllef,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

Is worth column OF rhetoric, said an
American statesman. II is a fact, estab-
lished by the testimony Of thousand Of
people, that Hoods sarsaparilla does
cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other dis.
eases or affections arising from impure
state or low condition Of the blood. 1t
also overComes that tired feeling, creates
a good appetite, and gives strength TO
every part Of the system. Try 1t. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

As well a. tho most effective method Of
dlSpelllng headaches, colds and levers, or
cleansing tho system, Is Dy taking q lev
tloses Of the pleasant California liquid,
fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs, FofsAle IN
30 Cis and Si.OO bottles by Logon Co..
Anton +, Hess, Il, d. Burt aud 0. Men
khfnnllpr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
special bargains.

We respectfully call your attention 10
a few rare bargains In fine Sewing
including mahogany, antique,
oak and cherry woods. Also cabinet
and half cabinet styles. These machines
arc too fine for every day sale. Will be
sold at ridiculously low prices. See our
advertisement In another column.
EDw. L. Rose & Co.,
81 Twelfth street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

To make room for incoming spring
stock we shall offer special bargains In
heavy weight Suitllgs, 0yercOatings
and iantAl0onlngs. All will bemade up
llrSt.Class and llt guaranteed.
Winter Gloves and Mulilers at COST
G. HESS & SONS,
Merchant TailOrs and Gents Furnlsllers,
1891 d 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
In oeneral pebIlIly, En,aelnlIon,

Consumption, and Wastingin Children
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod LiyerOiI
with Hypophosphites, Is n most valuable
food and medicine. II Creates an appe.
tite for food, strengthens the nervous
system, and builds up the body. Please
read: II tried SCOTS Emulsion on
young man whom physicians at times
gave up hope. Since he began using the
Emulsion his cough has ceased, gained
flesh and strength, and from all appear
ances his life will be prolonged many
years."-John Sullivan, Hospital Stew.
ard, Morganza, Pa, Mwp4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
,..,,, =, ,,r, iSo,,.s Hendrix,

Mfr. Thomas Hendrix, an aged and re:
spcctpd citizen OF South Benwood, died
ypstprlay ut l.40 o'clock a. m. The
deceased was In his slxty.second year,
aud bud been for years previous TO his
death d class leader In the NJ. y. church.
His Christian character was without
Llumisll, Arwlie.sand family oil grown
IN children arc Joined BY the entire
community In mourning his loss. The
inlprtpnt will take place at the Brick
church cemetery Saturday at2 o'clock
H. In.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
&te SutelIioe,lter.
0nlos Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth Street.


wantod-A situation.
For observation-disclosures Louis A. sherley.
Attention, uld Soldiers.
Decorated Chamber Ware-Ewlng Bros
TO Real Estate OWncrS-C. A. sChReieF 4 Co.
Equitable Endowment Association.
O6erH HOuse-MiChuel strOgolr,
Us, Rhodes & CO.-Table Linen, DC.
DaTgnln MRChInGs-E. l.. Rose & Co.
A. L. Rico Il CO,-BlaCk HOslery-Head oil
Local
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

W. Z. WILLIAMS, late proprietor Of the
Garden Spot Drug Store, has opened q
new Drug Store at the corner Of Sixth
and Main streets, where he will be glad
to SEQ his friends and the public gen.
nrallv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

IAN ounce Of prevention Is worth a
pound Of cure;n provo It by buying j.
W. Amick 4 Co.'s GentlemeA's Cork
Sole Shoes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

BRrrER than cough medlcins-J. w,
AZ iok 4 Co.'s gentlemen'S Cork Sole
Ahpea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
weather In,llcationa,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. u For
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio, snow, warmer variable winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
"IiEALrnis wealth." Got wealth easily
BY buying our Cork Sole Shoes
j. w, AMlcK 4 CO..
il48 Main street,

w. L. WILLIAMS las opened a Drug
Store NJ tue COfnVf Of Main and sixth
streets, where he will 10 pleased 70 SEQ
his friends aud The public generally
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
Colo Younger not ead aud Never Married,

Cole Younger not Dead and Never Married.
ST, PAUL, MINI, Feb. 0.-The Globe
has an interview with Cole Younger
from its Saltwater Penitentiary corre-
spondent regarding the reported death
OF his wife, otherwise known as Belle
Starr, the notorious outlaw In the South.
west. lie says he thinks he has met tue
woman mentioned, but that he was
never married, and, therefore, Is Of the
opinion that his wife has not died.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

"AiY sore ranin thv night, and my soul
refused to bU COniorted." Poor fellow !
Of course II did, Pity, hO OOnldp'L got
Salvation Oil Only 20 COnlu,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

ahe soon ailerward crossed tho ocean
and created q great sensation, when
August ~ 1904, che married her Caplor,
lieut., ., w. HatdlhRsI In london. Her
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

How could wo scE along without our
'Milo.EndT' Couldn't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

WHAT makes our home 10 happy,
now Because Ma uses "MllO.Ehd," 1
vow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

IA Erirun In time sayes nlne"-it
taken with "MllU.End," Yes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

The thermometer at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered us follows:
- ia ]; Rj "a; A. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

husband lived only a few months, and
the Young widow made her debut on the
stage In England. The war over she re-
tired TO priyatellie. suhseqlentlytohe
second husbands death, about seven
years ago, she started out as lectureras
q means Of maintaining her three child
rem, two OF whom are in Q convent,
Soon afterwards she married her third
husband, Mr., High, and made Detroit
her home.
During her marriage to Col. Hammond
in lsS0-sl, who was then acting as travel
ing salesman, Belle Boyd lived on North
Thirteenth street, in Philadelphia. Sub
sequently she went 10 live in Texas,
where she married Col, Younger, After
the death OF Cole Younger in Missouri
she married Sam Starr aud lived with
him In the Choctaw Nation. With her
husband she went TO Fort Smith about
three years ago, and the two left for
home in the evening, but on the way
home Starr was killed by an enemy
named West, Soon afterwards she mar
rled her late husbands cousin, James
Starr, He is a tall, well'iormed Indian,
with long hair falling down over his
shoulders,
Belle Starr has figured in the United
States Court here on several occasions,
and was once sent to the penitentiary
torselling whisky I'M the Choctaw Nation,
Dressed In mems clothes, riding in Q
good saddle and armed with brace OF
formidable pistols. she has raided,
caroused and participated in every
known form oioutlawry prevalent in the
Nation, She rode at apace and with q
grace that knew no equal, shot with
great skill, and with II all she was IN
accomplished woman, Many citizens Of
Fort Smith have heard her play on the
piano, aud she was generally recognized
as thoroughly well posted In various
other accomplishments, She has one
daughter named Pearl Younger, q beauti'
full girl, possessing her mothers fire and
her robber fathers reckless disposition.
THE STORY DOUBTED.
The well known public career Of Belle
Boyd as o lecturer for several years past,
her reception with honor by old friends,
and everything known OF her, seem 10
make It impossible that she and Belle
Starr are the same yet most Of the state.
ments above made are true with regard
to Belle Boyd, The only explanation
possible Is that some newspaper takir In
the West has purposely confused the
two women to make q romantic and
salable dispatch,
AT the Democratic State Convention
at Huntington last July, Belle Boyd was
a prominent figure on the platform, and
held sort OF a levee, many prominent
men being presented or renewing old
acQuaintanCes. Senator Faulkner, who
was chairman, Chatted with her awhile,
His birth place and hers were In the
same town, but whether he knew her
before is not known to tue writer, The
ex.spy impressed all who met her us a
very gentle and lady.llke woman OF mid.
die age. She talked intelligently, and
spoke Of her children in Detroit with
evident affection. She was known In
private life as Mrs. High, and was q
widow. II she WINS Mrs. Starr, she Ger
tainly has done little In recent years Ia
earn the reputation as n desperate which
she Is reputed TO have borne In the
Southwest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

WE have Just received a half gross Of
the newest aud finest Fountain Pens
ever put OH the market. Every pen
warranted. JACOB w. CRUDE.
JeWeler and OptlClan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
Bargain Sales.
A. !. RICE & co.

More Fast Black Hosiery
this week to continue Our
Gigantic Bargain Sales.
so dozen Balbriggans In
pin stripes at 25 cents. and
a select lot of Black Silk
Hose at 70 cents, for next
week. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
WAS GHE YHH WOMAN +?
A Sensational Story About
Former West Virgiuiau
WHO is WELL KNOWN HERE,
Which Nobody who Knows her is
willing to Believe Without Con-
elusive Evidence-was Mrs.
Starr Belle Boyd, the Spy?

There is probably scarcely reader OF
the INTELLIaRNcER who has not heard Of
Belle Boyd, the Rebel spy, Thousands
Of people in West Virginia have seen
her and heard her tell the story Of her
adventures during the war, and many
know her personally, or did in former
years. A story has been widely printed
over the country that Belle Boyd and
Belle Starr, the notorious female desper.
ado shot near Eutaula, Indian Territory,
on Sunday last, are one and the same
person, This story contains so many
details which are known to be true Of
Belle Boyd, that it has perplexed those
who know her, and though none OF them
arc prepared TO accept the statement Us
true, yet they cannot explain how such
confusion could arise.
Something Of the story Of the
shooting Of the notorious woman
outlaw, Belle Starr, has already APP
peared in the INTELLIGENCRR, The As
ISOLATED Press yesterday brought addi'
tonal particulars In the following dis
match :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

Belle Boyd left this city about three
months ago. A week later she was at
Clarksburg; since then she is supposed
to have gone West. Nothing definite as
to her whereabouts is known here.
Belle Boyd leCtpred in three or four Of
the towns In the Immediate vicinity Of
Wheeling since the date Of her leaving
Parkersburg, and was in this city several
times en- route from point to point.
Since that nothing as to her movements
has been heard here.
1t was with grave establishment that
those who knew her read In several pa.
pOrs yesterday the following story, sent
from Fort Smith, Arkansasj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
HAS CONE WEST.

The idea never occurred To anybody
in this part Of the country that this
could be Belle Boyd, Indeed, all the
known circumstances seem 10 preclude
the possibility Of such identity. Not
many months ago Belle Boyd took up
her residence at Parkersburg. When
the story was received that Il was she
who was killed, the INTELLIGENCRR's
correspondent at Parkersburg was tele.
graphed instructions to inquire into the
truth Of the report, Lust night the fol.
lowing telegram was received:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-24
VII.
Sie unterre6unq.

6err pon Sersey mar tief IN @ebanser
u~sriuntsu unb iberbSrte bas bur@ ben met:
den Ieppi@ ~seOdmpfts 9srduf@ ibrer
Erttte, als 2eonie unb Der @faf bst i'm,
etntraten. Crit cine abfdtIt4e Bemesune
ieiner Go&ter wsfte TIN aus ieiner Trdus
usrei. unb ais er bic Ausen aufi@Ius, iat
:r 2'itrae einise S@rttte Dor fi9 ffsbsu.
Ste ws9ieIten einsn e~rnifsn, trau,
riseu @rub, Der aber ni9ts SsinbisIises
an f@ bate.
,,Treten sic ndber, u,eir 5srr," iasts
Der @ensraI NIT beusster Stimms; man
bsbauptst, baB i'd sssea sic TN unrs9i
bin SD wini9e, mid bauon ~ ibsr.
aeuseu; aber i'd fir@te. baB es Sbnsu
i9wer wsroen wirb, Sbre 1Ini@uIb 81
bewsiisu."
2eonie rldts benz @rafen eiuen StubI
fla unb ieste ii9 bann uebsn ibren Batter,
benz 2iftrac fem BsiIeib iber ben trauriaen
3uitanb ausbridte, in usIdem er ieinen
etnitissn Srsunb. ben @sneral pom Ssrssp,
wteoefaub.
,,DaS miro aus unier ginem, ra9bsm
man 70 mar, ME Sic isst finb," ernie.
bsrts CERT pom Sersep usi9 ,,absr slaus
ben Gle mir, @raf 2iftrae, es TT better,
penn MIR obne llmi9wsif auf ben sissnts
!i9sn @sseuitanb u~nisrer llrtsrrsbuns
tommen. sic babsn sswinidt, mid su
iebsu, unb i'd uoQts Sbrsm Wuni1e ni9t
entsesen isir bod taun mir sSbre Nnwe.
isnbsit, Sie nsrbsn biss begreifeu, ui1t
ionberIi9 unssnsbm isin /; aud srIaubt mir
utsine 9siunobsit nt9t, mid in LANCE @e:
iprdds sinsuIafsn -. Wsins Eo9tsr,"
fiste er binsu, Tam fd ,uradSisbsr,
wsEn sic fir9tsn -"
,Sm 9ssentbsil, General" unterbrud
9titrac ben @reis lid bofs, baB btsis
llntsr,ebuns msins uoatdnbise Re9tfertts
suus sum &eiuItat baber wirb, unb bic
a9trrs bss TrduIeins 1T mir ebenio IN:
iSds6ar, ME Sbre eigeEe -"
nNun gut; ME sic molten. Sassn
sic mir i9neN, moe sic Su bieiem Be-
Jude usraniuBt but, bsnn berislbs .Onnts
Iei6t geitSrt psr6en. I'm bic Sa4e In
Sang 81 brinsen, wtu i'd ste slsi5 uor
ausm frasen, oh Sic, ME man alsemein
bebauptet, bic traurise 8atatropbe In
0ieppe einsm Sufaas suidrsibsn unb ni5t
elmer usrbys4erii4en Gbf9t9"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-24
ct. Rapaaels . Berciu gum ghuss aes
Gin unb Nuswaubera.
CUR Sea4tuNQ!

B,1 urf S.soer.u Ss,tsu meres 10 70 Oft er'uSt, stnes
BerudaeEsu ooer SetduTteu. eer aber see touimi. In
Castle Garden So erHptauacu una t9T be9aItt9 ~ istu-
Sd bin ssrre 81 tebem DtsEite tereit. Rur m6tte 10 Bits
ten, tets seuau a%uSuseben, NIT ueitem SttHe Der Detrets
feuoe tou,n,eu ioI. @eur nan uas uttt ben uuseta5reu
a8es uHs BITE ~uusefdhre Sstt auatbt, Hanu elmer tomnsu lou
70 1T e itpsr, Ia fat ~urmosItS, 5smaneeu untsr sr
Uafe etnparesr er aIsfretg gu rrater. auA mort 90
gut, mean man ben 8erpdubteu Ton BITE atrefe Der sires
patiaeu9 ertraEcrsmiEusr ansibs. aGt bseie drt pnrts
aud itou brhbsu fur Ne seforat usresn, uu6 tamen iste
aui f4erfeH eirett an mta. E8tr sebsu bter BITE aerehs
Der osri4teosHea 9srtriasu'miana aun esnrtsn taest
nod ~foIserbes.
Ser Spsf Oes 81. Rapba,Is'g sr.tns IN. BEN &sti,usts
S5us urS S.iitaue auseostbsn su laien, nHe ne por lee
BEN Staser IN 5sttilasu uu6 9stltt8en DtH9en 30 btrak
rem. Ssbe aas.nuft tn Setrefh liner iseeH Gna,leesubett
Der RslIe wtre bsrsitptut9t Eue eratts erttttit. Gt
n5es eaAer str Sober fb In RetigsarssIsaenbtttsn urs
.raneusool ar ben 8sresr peuseu. pssr eth 8ussi
osr ueritiets nsn SsrtraGsnsmaHrer:
Btrtsags 10 Sma nnsr bsS ct. HaShaal
Dsretas mao tat
Bremen; SerT pGtor 9. q 4I5ifsr. ~stne,Hfr.
PanbEra: 5sn dBssbar Rs7Hbsrs, VI. Tstauz'
aHtp,rysn: Serr =. %. gs arssu n, t98u,nu, eSatlot,s
ROTTERDAM: 8tr Sacob SoIler, uaa Der Gattraat11.
Saprs: SsT y. Sambttt SetSmauH, 38as Doubsts
SoussR: Srr YGitec 90. BSlE AZ linton Strui.
8hitthapel.
~slurrpooI; Strr 8iIltam EroH. 50 Out, etrtst.
asa port; Rso. 3. &suIaHe, ,atboL, prttRsr, 8Stat
Stres., aegeHabsr 9afIs garoeu.
gjrto guesre. prop. 6to 5ranee bR SRI, braaIttu
ben Iemeusg 9 aLlau.
Sstnotge CBoEa 1rarct5ca), pr9p. Sauta eatsartus
beafIsz' per pst'r v Ua;ss saaaiiA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-24

Ssrs suiammen uub taum permo1te ie In
btsier fi6 10 bsrtitbis udbernben @efalt
ben @rafen wieber su erterreu. GIs ct
ii@ ttef por ibr perbsuste, tonnte He etnen
ausruf Der i9mertIt4iten llsberrai9uns
nibt unterbrldeu:
u@raf 2titrac. Amer 2iitrac!" rief
fe. Sinh ste es pirtIid? 80"
2titrac mar nidt weniser bspest.
,Sa, mein TrduIein," erwieberte CT
nit erftidtsr Stinus; lid bin es ss, unb
sic ieben, mas bic @srfolsuus uno BITE
l1nsere9tistsit Der Weniden aus MIR GEE
madt baben. So. Mber aud sic, 2sonie,
fnb peranbert. -. Sic ftnS nod i96ner
seworben, ais ste waren."
2eonie, auBsr Stanb gu ipredsn, reiu.ts
tim ibre Saub, bic CT nit 8afen unb Sbrds
uen bebedte.
Gs trat ein Womsnt iduerali9er StilIs
Elm. gntIi9 brad TrduIein pom Ssrsep
btsies S9weisen.
,Sebe Winute III toifbar," iaste ie
,bsnn sic ftnb pom @efabreu uuseben....
Rommsn sic, Ssrr @raf; u,ein Batter III
barauf uorbereite, Sie su empfansen -.
ct erpartet Sie."
,,l1ub bas er mid srwartst, perbante i'd
uur sSbnenl 8, Oanf, tauienb Oaul
bafir, metn Srdulein. Sie fub Elm gn:
gel bsfsn bimmliI6s Site fur mid BIZ
Bosbeit Der WsIt aussleidt. @enn mid
bort briben tn msinem Grille aa' msir
Wutb psrIaGer woIte, iaste i'd mir: SEQ
ME penieitens a1tet bid nod anb bebau;
ert bid! unb bteier @ebante perIie5 mi
ueue sraft gu leben unb before 3eiten a5
5Iwarten."
Ils fe f9 anidittsn. In bas S1Iob 4,
se5eu, ndberte fa Der @eufanbldnber ben
@rafsn.
,@ein 9srr," iaste er, uiou i'd Sbr
Ridtunft abparte2"
,Gstn, es TT unnStbia; id wsrb
leidt ben Wes aQetn S%uridfnbeu," erut
bsrte 2iifrac, inbem er 9ouis @uiguet ent
IieB unb ieiner i96nsn Tibrerin foIste.
YISt!td fanbeu fd ser graf unb 2soni
benz alien Disner SuIisn ssssniber, be
ME cine S9ilbuu1e uubepesIt1 In be
Nqee itanb unb auf ibr 9oribertomms,
sewartet gu baben i4ien.
GrauIsin pon Sersep erbIaBts; Fe far9
tete, bab bieier Msni9 bier aufseitslIt MOT
ben iei, uut, wer IS aud fet, ben 3utrit
gun! General ~ uerpebren. sic fab elm
%unauseusbme Seeus uoraus unb woute fc
auf ben ausbridIi9sn 8sfsbI ibres Batter
b~srufen, als SuIien eb:erbistis bel Ssit
irat unb ben ebsmaIisen Warinsoff,te
besriBte.
,Wose Sbr btssmaIiser S4ritt better
5oIsen babeR, 9err 9raf," faste er, al
iener tn Der u%ersansenen Na9t. SD fl
n,eiren Ebeil befir@te Ieiber, bag trot be
Da3uii9eusunft unieres endbiseu Srdu
Isins n;dts Suites tn ausfdt ftebt."
2iiirac bsidrdntte ii9 barauf, benz aIte,
Otener nit elmer w~oblwouenben 0anbbe
wesuns 5u banten. Wau sins an Suite,
uorlbsr unb ndbsrts ftd benz S9loFe
sier bIieb Grdu!ein uon Sersep aotutuI
ftebeu unb iaste 3Osernb:
,Gs wars iebr natirIid, wenn bic bin
ben unb ~bartndfiser GsrfoIsunssn, bene,
ste ausssisst waren, Sbr 5er3 erbitter
bdtten; bod bite i'd sic, ni&t gu usrsei
fen, bab. mas aud iutmer sei9sbsn mag
mein Sater alt. trant, Ia, i'd muS Ietoe
iasen. bab ct tsrbenb ia"
,,9eonis," entsesrete Der @raf I'M Con
Ieiien 8Orwurfss, ,.t0nnte i'd is uersefsn
bag ct sSbr 8ater iff2...."
1nb fe iberidritter bic S9peIe be
S4Iofss, obne Ssmanben auf ibrem @es
gu besesnen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-01

fBy Anrlo-American cable 70 tbs Dspaich.l
PANS. Fcbrniry 2S.-The suppression OF
the Patriotic Learue was decided upon al
council De,d a. Elysoe Palace. AitefWaru
Premier Trad Consians. Minister OF Tue
Interior. and Tbevene'. Minister Of Justice
bai conference with the PrOcureur-Oenc'
ia. ari Project 81 The Police with The view
% taxing concerted sciiou Dcroniede ana
pruuiir. ls-uorre and Richard. members o.
ID. orcanIzafira. are charged with having
bv hostile ats. suc1 rs The signing oi me
AicsluoT manifesto, cXPO.ed the state 10 Tue
danger ~ = declaration OF war; The polee
fa.lty too. yr.-c--i0n n tue Offices of the
league. Dcroulede declines 70 answer tue
ch.r,e- aoa,n.t BIN az present. II. DeLan-
nrv. . member ~ the Right viii raise the
question IN the Chamber regarding toe ar
r,-tof the accused deauiie-.
7. ra- .pored % La.u-e" mat Lolrnh.
lad been arrested bur ne report i NOT
confirmed. I1gnfce. ~ o 'eitrr 10 Nfne''
oxgT,..c. surprise that br p'ms-H isnot 10 ur
prosecuted. 3d. having signed the LEAGUE =
protest aud appeal. ard adds that unless
Nenpt apple, - Parliament for me required
authority tp prosecute him BE- VIII on eAtuf-
day offer lno.lou calling attention 70 the m
cquamy aud niustice of the Ministers con-
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Toe death hrS bc-n recorded % the Mar
Qui- Fsr9cIlg, ~ 1orrearol, al Palermo. lie
toos q most prominent part IN he reyOlu-
t'G1ry movement IN sicily agains. the
Bourbon, IN l-is. and fought at 1he barr.
cad % Palermo. lie ai.erw rd took part
I'D me negotiations with England, who had
meGia'cd btlNeen the >icliian aud NeapOu-
tau Governments lie Wa then ex led. and
lived at Genoa. Turin. and Nice. In 1860
De again took al active part In tie hber alton
OF Sicily. aud was lien elected senator
aud soon ai'eTward President Of the senate.
lie va, one ~ The most influential persons
ia ,icllr, where his death Will be deeply re-
GREETED
Admiral Jurieu de IA Grayiere, who has
just become 40 Immortal, is one Of the most
deiehiiul takers 10 Paris. AT the Court OF
Napoleon III. he wa, the centre OF circle
in Which every intelligent woman at the
Tuiieries was . he found. since then,
while ne remains faithful to his political
opinions, and !, proud ~ assert the fact in
his speeches, be is to be met In houses where
every shade OF opinion has ils representa-.
lives, and In them sli Is a persona qrdta.
This gift OF universal charm served HIM well
In MS csnVassing. One aud another OF the
lmmortals who might have been ready TO
vote for bis opponent WAS unc0usciOusy fas-
clnated, aud on the critical day slipped his
name into the urn.
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rhe ronEcco Bsll.
IN leLeErapn b ~ DI.laL,h.

IFY telegraph 70 mo bl7tai'i.I
WASuINGro>, February ~ According 70
present arraugcucuts 90 ~ O'Clock tOmor-
row Mr.. Randall viii move That the House
20 tnto Commitlee Of the Whole 10 consider
tue Cowlc, iutcrnarrcyenue bin. AS an of
Soy go the papcr winch hts been circulated
for signatures by the friends Of 'he oowles
Wu. asking the SPEAKER 20 recognize Mr.
Randall 10 move the passage OF that measure
under II .u,penslon If TIE rules, Mr.. Mac
Donald, OF Minnesota, has been circulating a
counter paper asking tae Speaker IN ilr
cvtut of uls masking thi, recognition also 10
recognize a menner 90 move the passage a.
ii hlIl mthlega horizontal reduction OF %
Ter cont IN the term on sugar and rlce. y
number OF >ig. Alurcs bss been secured 10
tli. SECOND rarcr. The chlcf consideration
when hg, lea o. It's circulation Il that II may
deter .oiac Of tDc southern men who are iu
favor ~ the Cowl,s bili from signing the
Taper asking for Mr. Randal's recognition.