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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-04
OUR WAFER BOUND SrATgsnPA
Con- Atkinson, Frew aud other.. cxoocf to
Get Out of Washington To-day.
Special Dtspdleh 10 the intelligence

Con, Atkinson, Frew aud Olhers. expocl ia
Get out of Warrington To-day,
Special Dtspaleh 10 tie IatelliOe.,en,
WASHINGTON, De- June 3.-SIessrg.
GofI, Atkinson aud Frew arc still storm
bound in Washington. The Baltimore
& Ohio announced this evening that
they will start their FIRST through train
west tomorrow morning at 1l.20. These
three gentlemen, together with Editor
Tucker, Of Wellsburg, have engaged
passage and hope TO arrive at their re.
spective homes tomorrow night some
time. Another West Virginia sufferer
by the floods along the Baltimore
4 Ohio road Is Mr.. Charles
NJ. shinn, OF Fairmont, who was 10 have
been here on Saturday to be sworn in as
Chief OF the Stamp Department in the
Revenue Bureau. The salary OF Holly
g. Armstrong stopped on Friday, and
MIR. Shinn's would have commenced on
the next day had he been here to have
taken the oath OF Office. As is he will
draw no pay until he has been sworn in
and signed bis application. Therefore,
he 10 losing about seven dollars n day,
which will have to be turned into the
Treasury and add that much to the
surplus,
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Mh.elman,. Run nm EyenlnE.

The Wheeling WheeImen are called
and other bicyClists invited, To meet,
mounted, at Z O'Clock sharp this evening
at the corner OF Twelfth and Main streets
for a run through North Wheeling and
the island. After the run business
meeting will be held in the Police Court
room at the City Building. AT this
meeting action will be taken In regard
TO the proposed visit OF wheelmen to
Washington, Pa, tomorrow 70 see the
bicycle races there. The matter Of .
bicycle track will also DO considered, to-
gether with the question Of getting a
uniform. A large attendance OF mem
beers and wheelmeu not members is de-
sired and expected.
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The concert for the benefit OF the
flood sufferers proposed by the Beetho'
ven Quintette, assisted by the Opera
House orchestra, has been abandoned,
and instead, Messrs, Frank Hennig and
win Day will give their musical and
dramatic entertainment two evenings
instead Of one, June Is and II, the Bee
thoven Quintette appearing with them
A large percentage Of the receipts will &c
TO the flood fund, All conflict Is thus
happily avoided, and good entertain
ment assured.
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station, and twelve boxes containing
dead bodies which have been identified
were put ON board the train TO DO taken
home, or rather to the place where home
once was, for burial.
Above Nineveh the DRIFT on the river
bank increases, Parts OF houses, Wag-
oDs, furniture, contents OF stores, ETC.,
are piled up in immense heaps, The
knowledge that all OF these heaps Of
drift must contain more or less OF the
victims Of the food takes the force Of
the food
LIVING AFTER THREE DAYS,
Just as we laudcd at Cambria CiIywe
saw alongside the track a body laid out
which proved to be man who had
been Just short time before rescued
from a pile OF DRIFT wood. Strange 70
say be was still alive and 1t Is thought
he will recover.
With singular presence Of mind, the
sixty.three guests OF the HuTlberi
House who persisted had all pinned on
their clothing labels bearing theiI
names.
The Wheeling Committee Will not bG
able to get over into Johnstown prepel
before tomorrow morning. There is
AZ ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF FOOD,
clothing aud bedding, but a very large
amount Of money will be required t.
cover the actual necessities Of the sur
ViyorP,
DR., Harriet Jones, who was for a loni
time pracLicing in Wheeling, was herr
when the flood took place, aud is now a
Kernville, where she has opened hos
pital aud Is doing noble work for the re
lief Of tho distressed, in company Will
the railroad company,
After supper | saw General Hastings
who Is in general charge here, He sail
tomorrow they intended to clear out al
the curiosity seekers and permit no on
to remain In the town but those VIII
are willing to work,
The Wheeling committee will no
likely return beforeto'morrow afternoon
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LOCAL BRRYITIRS
Matters Of AIlRpr Moment IN and About this
aaa City.
q Ill.,, t,....., 81 .,,,,, "a NIL, t,,.i... n

Matters Of Minor Moment an and About this
a4a City.
Tug circus shows at Washington, Pa,
to-day,
COUNTY AunlToRs appraised the Balti-
more and Ohio main line In Ohio at So,
900 a mile, This Is the highest any Of
roads in that State are rated,
Tue glass factories Of this district will
probably make steadleF time during this
month than for the past two. II closes
the season prior TO the summer stop Of
six weeks,
MAYRR's orchestra plays for the Teu,
tonia hop on Wednesday evening, for
the Red Mems picnic on Thursday, and
the Amalgamation picnic on Saturday OF
this week.
JOE MARsH4LLs field, lying around
the Peninsula, where the whole crop
was destroyed last year, was again
flooded Sunday and the growing vegeta-
bles are ruined,
ONO woo, growers expect 80 cents o
pound for their wool this summer, and
manufacturers agents arc all abroad
Throughout that State picking up fine
ileeces wherever they can find them.
THR towbOat Sam Brown did not get
her smoke stacks low enough yesterday,
and they struck the suspension bridge.
The shock scattered Goals out OF the fur,
mace on the deck, and slight blaze was
kindled before the danger was noticed,
1t was easily extlnguished, however,
IlHR high water in the creek so seri.
ously endangered the high trestle over
the creek at the east end Of the Wheel,
ing 4 Harrisburg Railroad Company'R
tunnel, that no cars could be run over II
yesterday, aud work therefore had TO be
suspended on that end Of the tunnel,
A, HEIMRERdRR was buried yesterday
in the Stone Church burial ground, ouI
the pike. He was "a years old at hiI
death, and had lived here since 1858
and since 1867 had kept q well.knowr
roadside tavern at Roney's Point, Hi
death was due 10 blood poison from IL
old wound on the leg, He leaves a wife
four sons and four daughters.
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who went to JohnstOwn last night is
anxiously expected. A drigzling rain
fell all day and many fear another llnod
The Baltimore 4 Ohio stopped work
here and sent many men east to repair
the track. West Virginia Central trains
will start from this place Tuesday. Ex,
Senator Heury G., Davis was here to,
day and says they will have trains run.
ming 70 Cumberland In few days, and
that the cost Of repairs will be much
lighter than at first supposed,
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RS. Agnew, a well-known old soldier
OF the Sixth ward, was yesterday ap
pointed by Postmaster Cowden as sub
stitute letter carrier. The position has
been vacant for some time. The ap,
pointment will commend itself to al
who know Mr.. Agnew as one eminently
proper to make.
Mr.. Ed Deville did not resign by re.
quest, but voluntarily. He leaves June
is TO accept his old position In the AT
lantic ten store,
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itelIsf NYotlt Id AIoundavIlls.

Pursuant 10 announcement made al
the different churches In Moundsvllle,
a meeLing wis held al the Court House
At 3 100 O'Clock Sunday 10 take steps In
regard 10 tho relief Of the sufferers al
Johnstown and Vicinity.
g. 8. MOFadden was elected president
and John n. Turner secretary.
On motion a committee oil flvO was OPP
pointed by the president 70 report tile
sense Of the meeting. While the com.
mittee was engaged In making Their re-
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A LIVELY FIsTICVFr.
A Mlddleburno Man Attacks the Acting
Editor of the Sthr and rat. t,,,,..,..I

A Mlddleburno Man Attacks the Acting
Editor of the star and gets worstsd.
Special Dispaieh 10 he IntdIiiOsssO.
MlDDLEDouRSE, W. VA, June ga
lite fight occurred hero lust Saturday
between G. D. Smith and Ira @. Moore.
For six or eight weeks the latter has
been doing the editorial work on the
Tyler County Star, asJ. w. Barnes, the
editor, ig sick, There appeared In the
Star OF May 81 an editorial rejecting
upon an unnamed individual because
he left the church Sunday because Roy.
Pribhle expressed II as hfs opinion Tint
q. part OF the muCh.talked.Of surplus
should DO given TO the soldiers now In
alme.houses, 10 tho wldowBan orphnns
Of those who fell In defense Of their
country. Although tho article men.
TONED no name, g. d. Smith took Of.
Tense AZ II and aCCoSted Moore, who told
hun In effect that he had made his own
application oil II, and II II III him he
would have 10 wear II. WhOreupon
Smith assaulted More, BY B.rikinp Kim
an unexpected blow In tho iace md
made the second ppss al him before tie
latter made any resistance, when he sal
He'd forth with considerable energy, nnd
heiore the scene closed Smith was bleed
Ing freely from wound about tic head,
produced by some OF the kOun blowsOi
nus antagonist while More came oITwilh
no further injury than q slightly black
ened eye from the unexpected blow.
Mr. Moore is talking seriously Of buy.
Ing hall Interest Ia the &ar,
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Is natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head,
ACHES, colds, and fever; TO cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company
Anton r. Hess, r, B, Burt and o. Men
kamAllhr.
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lou SMAnACKEIpS

LADIES' HAIR DRESSING PARLORS.
We have two artists, French Lady
md Gentleman, which avoids tho I'M.
plVasantnCSs Of long waiting. We have
In stock aud manufactured all Kinds Of
hair goods.
WC OpCna new branch In our parlOrs
this week, that Of manlCurlng, by our
French lady artist, who fully under.
"' LOU SWABACKER.
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,ylll play ilaIl for lIle sallorer,.

On Wednesday afternoon the mem
bes OF the police force and the clerks In
tho city offices will play one Of theil
now famous base ball games, the pro
cecds to be donated to the YOUNGSTOWN
sufferers. The game will be played in
the base ball park, which tho Association
gives rent free, and "a cents admission
will be charged. Tho game win be
called at 2 p. IN. sharp. All the police
and clerks will sell tickets for the game,
and Chief Dulbruggc will take charge oil
the proceeds and turn it over TO the
local relief committee. The game, fol
SUCH . cause, ought to draw good
aroyd.
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Ala FOR iho Rnffnrnra.

Nearly 100000 was yesterday sub.
scribed in New York for the relief Of the
JohnStown sufferers. Az Utica, N, y,
$3.50 was subscribed In a few minutes,
hour, oyor $500 was forwarded from ron,
Trenton, N, j. Baltimore started her
subscription with $1,000, Albany with
$1,000; Chicago with $1,000; San
Francisco With $1,000, and Kansas
CITY With $500. A list has
been started al the lord
Mayors Palace In England. The Con.
necticut Legislature yesterday appro.
priated $4,000. Many other cities have
tgglggraphed, smaller Sums, and all The
cities named above have wired that large
amounts viii DO added 10 their respec.
tive subscriptions al once, In addition
thousands Of dollars have been sent by
individuals,
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And the old folks laush whom they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, Is more easily
taken and more beneficial In itS action
than bitter, rauseouB medicines. II
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stom'
aCh and Bowels, while II arouseB them
10 q healthy activity. For sale In 90 cts.
and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug Com.
pany, Anton +. Hess, H. u, Burt and Q.
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John 2oOCklor, the young man who
was ruiz over on tho llOmpROld railroad
At the Intersection Of Chanllno and slX.
teehth streets several days ago and lad
both feet cut oil, las since been sinking
gradually, though surely, and yesterday
afternoon no died al tho North Wheel.
ing hospital, where no Inns been alnCU
the accident The funeral will take
place NJ 4 y, III, to-day from the hospital,
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WR WIN A.GAMp.


Mansfield Goes Down Befoto wheciinG's
Team"Other Hall Games
Wheeling's ball team has at last
broken the monotony OF defeats and
postponed games that have marked It's
career for the past week, The team
played at Mansfield yesterday and won
by a score Of 0 tod. On Sunday game
was played by the Mansfield and Can
ton teams at Canton, after the Wheeling
and Canton game, that resulted In the
tailenders knocking the leaders out by a
score Of 8 to 2. Canton had 3 hits and
Mansfield I. Each had 3 errors.
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TaE COMMITTEE AM JOIINsTOwM
The Mem bers arp Warmly Received Their
View OF thO RUIN Rnl'plStrc'.

| aug muNactbWFp WMhiS hupoNON A"S's
View ofths RUIZ anl plstros"
Special Dispaish to he irttillOReT.
JonNsrowN, Pa, June 3.-The relief
committee from Wheeling arrived in
Pittsburgh about 10 o'clock. Upon in.
quiry as to trains 1t was learned that
tho Pennsylvania railroad authorities
had discontinued the sale Of tickets to
Johnstown, and that no persons would
be allowed to visit Johnstown unless
furnished with q permit from the Pitts.
burgh Relief Committee.
Superintendent Turner, OF the T., @.
4 st. L. Railway Company, advised the
Wheeling party 10 SEQ and consult with
the Pittsburgh committee, and provided
with u letter Of introduction from him,
they proceeded to the Chamber oil COM
merce, where the committee was In pri.
yate session with closed doors.
The name Of Wheeling proved an
"open, sesame" aud Col. White, who
had been chosen chairman pi the COM
mittee, was at once admitted. Col.
White on rejoining the balance Of the
committee, reported that the members
OF the Pittsburgh Board Of Relief ex-
pressed the heartfelt gratitude to the
citizens OF Wheeling for their very
prompt and liberal response, and said
further that the thousand dollars tele.
graphed by Wheeling on Saturday night
was
THE FIRST SUBSTANTIAL ASSISTANCE
from outside of Pittsburgh. They
heartily approved the Wheeling COM
mittee's plan Of proceeding to Johns
toyn in order to obtain an intelligent
idea Of the situation md OF the needs OF
the sufferers,
Chairman AIccrcery furnished Col.
White with q letter 10 Adjutant General
Hastings, who Is In charge at Johnstown,
and at his request transportation was
furnished to Johnstown aud return by
Superintendent Pitcairn, Of the PENN
syIvania Railroad,
Pittsburgh seems completely stirred
up by this awful calamity, and 1t Is the
one Topic OF conversation all over the
CITY. The Board oil Relief Is thoroughly
or9sulzed and working with tho greatest
". 49,, M nj In Ala most svsLenntIc man.
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ly Trho oom,,,,too o,cor,n,n,sdiv A cant
poiinSi H ~ NJ pan HsndIs Xxi So,,r
a DSs.onj Iott Tho iInion Jsn9t ~
To aiSiIpI =, Fri Tbs W" ,rSin SonsiSioJ oI
az = v ,Sssap,or coochos and ,hpoS irsi,St
sSa So sr S SS ,vsrS sI
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l,.iai,, ,sntn tnnSJ H. III, rStnyrr so,ro
" n ,vot,. Sn,ns VG ~ seSt iSisnas ~, ystv
man, ,d drawn by Wv wa
~ 80, !. .,,,,,,.,.-
"h"I ~, ~, .y ~
anu nVplns " W. !" uD,V ~ Vn' w"y VI "n'
othpr 70 eYaue Tue guards.
Az Irwin, at drcensbprg, Latrobc and
all the other towns on the line, immense
crowds were gathered ut the stations
and many additions were made to the
already crowded train,
Az Lacolle, slxty;two miles out from
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HELLO, THERE

Look at tho following great bargains
iortlls week:
OlC, reduced from Sc.
10000 yards Lancaster Ginghams at
Olca yard, worthSc.
1000 yards challie at &c ayard, worth
1000 yards 40 inches wide All.Wool
Black Henrietta Cloth at 69c yard,
worth SOC.
Henrietta Cloth at 800 q yard, worth Doc.
SToNE & THOMAS.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., juno Ex-senator
German, who was for many years at the
head Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, said last night that tho flood
will undoubtedly cause the abandon.
mont OF the canal, The canal ran from
Cuni6 and, Md, TO Washington and
brought agreat deal OF coal to this city
and was serious competitor OF the rail.
road company.
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Mrs, Hannah Smith, Of North Main
street, yesterday received word from her
grandson, j, Chat Wheat, at Johustown,
that his brother, Frank Wheat, formerly
a page in the West Virginia Legislature
and well known here, was drowned and
his body recovered. Later kilograms
were received confirming this, Friends
here sent directions us to the care Of the
body. The remains may be brought
here for burial. The two brothers were
employed in hotel at Johnstown
Frank was popular and his death caused
general sorrow.
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wheOllng People ami Their friends

There Ia a report that Mrs. j. E. Frye
wife Of tho late superintendent Of the
Wheeling Steel Plant, was among those
who lost their lives in Johnstown, but
this Is diScredited by most OF her friends
here. w, D. Winters and family, spoken
Of as possibly among the lost, have not
yet been heard from. Intelligence was
yesterday received that William Rentsch
and family, who were at Johnstown, and
for whose safety fears were felt, were
safe and well at LaGanora, eighteen
miles from Johnstown. Il, D, Friedrichs,
q hrother.in.law Of AR. Rentsch, had
gone to JOhnstown TO look for the family,
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Tho Martins Ferry U. 7. Sabbath
School raised something over 50 on


Tho Martins Ferry U. 7. Sabbath
School raised something over 80 or
Sunday.
one.halt Of tho proceeds Of the Lady
OF Lyons at the Lafayette Opera House
next Thursday evening, by Claire Scott,
Mr.. ooburn and the Martins Ferry Dra'
matte Club, will DO sent to YOUNGSTOWN
for the sufferers. This will be a good
way 10 raise money, and the house should
and doubtless will DO packed.
A meeting was hold In the City Hail
last evening, and was called 10 order by
Mayor Mitchell. James Kerr presided
and j. Y. Patterson was Secretary, and
George A. Smith was named rs Treas.
urer. Mayor Mitchell and Theodore
Keller explained tho object OF the gath.
efing, after which tho following were up.
pointed to solicit subscriptions; Henry
Welherald, Laughlln Mil; los. Green,
Standard Thomas Lloyd, Aetna; w,
K. Elson, Elson Glass Works. j. w.
Kerr, Buckeyes Harry Northwood,
Northwood; Henry St6bgle, Spence,
Baggs & Co.'s; L. Kraft, 1. SpenCe's;
Flaming Mill s. HipElns, Novelty Mould
Works; James Kerr, citizens; George
II. Smith, Commercial Bank w. II.
Catlell, Exchange Bank j. wv Crooks,
INTgLLinENuRR branch Office; ]. w.
fhoebus, Charles W. Miller, citigensi
William Lipphardt Ohio Valley Wine
90. Joseph Williams, citizens Thomas
Medrs, key and box factory Capt, 1ngle.
bright, A, i. Brady, Theodore Keller
and NJ. o. Mitchell, citizens, Sll5 was
than anhanFihnd
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An Imperative necessity.

What pure air Is to an unhealthy 10.
Cality, what spring cleaning Is 70 the
neat liousekeeper, SO Is Hoods saruapa-
rilla to everybody, at this season. The
body needs TO be- thoroughly renovated,
the blood purified and vitalized, the
germs Of disease destroyed. scroiula,
Salt Rheum, and all other blood disor.
ders arc cured by Hoods sarsaparilla,
tho most popular and successful spring
medicine. 4
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, aRs and primes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
effects have rendered II I'm.
mensely popular, It cures habltual con.
mitigation, hlllouBness, BlCk
headache, piles, etc. Sold In so cent
bottles by q. r. Goethe, w. W, Irwin
W. L, Williams and John Gaughlln.
Logan Drug Go. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
agents,
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.tsispedl N. HASTINGS,
Up. NJ. MnnREN

The Panhandle railroad company
have a string Of cars about ten In mum.
her lying between Morrellvillo and
YOUNGSTOWN which are fitted up with
stoves and cooking utensils in charge OF
lot Of railroad men who are. giving
eatables TO hundreds OF families, The
Pittsburgh committee have n good sup.
ply of provisions on hand, but will
gladly accept donations OF good substan-
tial food, such as flour, potatoes, bacon,
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Special Dtspateh 10 ne Intesli9tHetr,
WARRINGTON, D, O., June a--West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows; Original invalid, Alexan.
der Phillips, VILLAIN A. IIIaney, Wash
ington FeIlure. Reissue, Anderson Pau
ley. Original widows, etc, Lucinda
slmmondS, former widow Of Calvin
Lockhard; Leolino r., widow Of John
w. Google.
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nrnrtlnl.. Felrry sah.eFInllonr.

A subscription was started yesterday
at the Martins Perry branch Office Of
the lSTRLLIdENCER for the flood suffer.
ers, and a neat sum was handed in vol
unfairly by Martins Ferry people. In
the evening W. @. Lewis, chairman OF
the Finance Committee at Johnstown,
was notified to draw on the manager,
This will DO done daily. Persons who
caro- to contribute anything should call.
Any amount will be received. Every
cent will count. The following are yes.
terday's Subscriptions:
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ADl,appolntmont 10 Wet vlrrlnInuD.

Special DlpGleh 10 te IatellgaeT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June o.
The appointment Of George 7. Fisher,
Of Delaware, TO be First Auditor Of the
Treasury, comes as disappointment TO
many West NirginianS, who hoped that
Major Theophilus Gaines, who was q
candidate for the place, would get the
annoinimhrt.
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At IlnllnIrn.

AT Bellaire yesterday and last evening
the citizens committee raised about
$500 for the sufferers. Besides this con
siderable amounts Of clothing aud provls'
ions were donated. OF the cash sub
scriptions the K. Of g, L. gave $25, the
X, Of p, $50 and the Junior Order U, A,
NJ sim
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PlsdWan. send' Help.

EI7VNVll 17V7ITF71T " W lVVEl0IVVNVETl
PlEDNoSr, W. vAY June s,-pled.
mont and WCSternport gayoa car load Of
provisions and clothlngand several hun.
dred dollars In cash to-day 10 tho Johns.
town sufferers, and contributions are
pouring In faster than they can Ne shlp.
ped, Great expltemsnt prevails Mere
among our people aud word from those
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THE GpRERNAYORIAL CONTEST.
One Ohio County Vote for Fleming Thrown
opt-otlsrS Passed Upon.

''''""' '"E HIIU"H
out-QtherS Passed Upon.
Special 1IaalcA 10 ts Iatttlgae9.
CHARLESTON, W, VAn June 9.-The
Legislative Committee to-day passed on
d votes in Ohio county challenged by
General GoG, with the result that one
was thrown out, 1t was that OF ]. j.
Pope. The evidence was that Pope had
told other parties after voting that his
home was In North Carolina. Chairman
Kee voted with the Republicans on this
case. The votes Of. W. A. Delaplaine,
W. Law Ho6, George Baird and Bernie
McMechen were among those passed
upon, but were not rejected.