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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

Attorney Geo. r. Rauin. Of Wayne C. H.,
| IL In town.
| AFR. John Akcrs mzde brief visit 10 cas.-
Vile last week.
Prof. Phil. l. Thomson spent the Fourth of
Jaly In Lincoln county.
Miss Iona Holt attended the Teachers' In
! stitote At Charleston iast week.
Miss Ida Millcndsr Ia. returned from an
extended visit 10 relatives In Kans@s.
Mr.. John r. Gieske made brief visit 70 his
home near Cincinnati. Ohio. recently.
The genial travelling salesman Mr.. f. n.
Campbell. was In our town yesterday.
Mr.. Russell. the banker. OF Huntington,
drove down to ceredo. Monday evening.
That popular boot and shoe dealer Of Hun
ung'on- Henry Kelicy-was here. sunday.
Miss Jenkie Rice. Of whi,es Creck.
was visiting friends In Cereds last week.
Miss Matte Kilbourne. OF Ashland. KY.
was In Cercdo one day OF tho rcaehcrs' In
stitutc.
Mrs. Frank Miilender. OF Huntington, was
visiting relatives In this place the first Of
this week.
Miss Carrie Holt. of this place. has been TO
appointed an assistant teacher In the Charles
ton public schools.
MIR. W. p. Mankin, OF wayne G. H., has
been In this vicinity for several days, In the
Interest of Burgess 4 Napier.
Mcssn. Taylor. George and John work
man, ofnear Wayne g. H.. arc here iookinr
after their timber Interests
Rev. q. NJ. =. Hampton, who Ia connected
with the Barboursvilie Seminary, made the
A AL ra .
en' Institute.
John \. York, of Yorkvillr, one of the
stauucheSt Republicans in this county, came
IN Few days ago and renewed his subscrip-
ton 10 the ADVANCE.
Mr.. Floyd &. Chapman, of whites Crock.
was In town couple of days of Inst week.
He has recently returned from Lebanon, O.,
where lac was attending school.
Messn. Jsnney. Dcspard, wysor and
French, n. q w. engineers, who we've called
TO Roanoke some time ago, have returned
aud arc camped below South Point, Ohio. Mr..
Dsspard has been sick since he returned and
sat Mrs. spurlocks. this place. unable for
duty.
Miss jennie Doncau, the accomplished
daughter OF Capt II. G. Duncan, is spending
her vacation Mt homo. She has been attend.
Ing Mt De Chantai Seminary, near Wheel
Ing. aud was awarded FIRST honors I'm her class
In music this year The wheeling papers
speak very highly of her musical ability.
The following cercdo people went on the
excursion TO Cincinnati the I'd inst. and re-
turned the sth. They went down on the
steamer Bostona aud came back on the Zig
Sandy. All report an enjoyable trip: VIII
Wright, wife and son Dannie; Max. Wright.
wife and baby; Robt Wright. Jr., son and
daughter; Albert Wright, James Wright,
James Fry. Ed. Feazeii, Wilson GrIfnth, L.
r. McDougai, Misses AggIe Wright. Mary
wright, Hattie Murray, Name Feazeii, Lille
Stewart, Carrie Holt, zella Miiionder, Mrs
4 n. Emmett and Mrs. G. III. Grothe.
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Shoals. w. vn.

ED. ApvANcE:-Sincc my last
we have had very great rain fall.
On the 18th and 10Th - cspcc.
tally the Ioth--wc had powerful
rains up on Camp Creek and on
the left fork from appearances there
must have been regular "Cloud.
burst" The marks on the banks
show the depth of water to have
been from s to 7 feet, washing out
fences and damaging crops general
ly.
read papers published by both
political parties and sec their Grill.
cisms and to-day CHANGED TO pick
up this weeks copy of the Wayne
Nctcs and of all the low. down, un-
manly hits the Netcs can lead them
all know that there are some few
Republicans who take the Mems.
and the editor will find that his Re.
publican patronage will dwindle
to nothing and that respectable
Democrats will refuse to read such
dirt.
/ saw some corn fields to-day so
<veedy that the weeds had turned
yellow; they needed thinning bad.
ly.
OsEANpER.
2 June 40, 1850.
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Eupcpsy.

This Is what you ought 10 have, In
fact you must have 1t, TO fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for IL
daily, aud mourning because they find
IT not Thousands upon thousands OF
dollars are spent annually by our peo-
pie ia the hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet IL may be had by
all. We guarantee that Electric Bit
tiers, IL used according TO directions
and the use persisted In, will bring you
Good Digestion and Gust the demon
Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy
We recommend Electric Bltters for
Dyspepsia and all diseases OF Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at soc,
and sl.00 per bottle by J. IL. Millendei
& Co.
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The ] II. Millender Lumber COM
Pary has been chartered by the Sec
rotary of State. It'vas organized Tor
the purpose OF manufacturing and
dealing in all kinds of lumber, laths
and shingles, and doing general
lumber add store business, with its
principal Office at this place. The
charter is to expire on June rst. ro,o.
The sum Of $roo.o 600 has been sub
serihed 1000 of which has been paid
in on the capital stock, with the
privilege of increasing the same to
S,oo,ooo in all. The stock is divided
into shares Of 81 600 each, OF which
] III. Millender of Ceredo holds as:
II, Jacob Zouck Of Cercdo and H..
w. Grothe Of York City. Pa, hold
IS each, and c. +. Millcndcr Of
Huntington and Frederick Grei-
mann, of York City, Pa, hold 1
each.
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Beginning June rss, the Ohio Riv-
CT K. H. viii sell at all its coupon
offices Excursion Tickets to all Vir-
ginia Springs, White Sulphur. w.
Va. Chautauqua, n. ", Dear Park,
Oakland and Mountain Lake Park,
Md, Buffalo, n. Y. and Niagara.
N. A., at very low rates.
Tickets will be good to return un.
I'll Oct. sIst, 1850.
Parkersbnrg, w. Va, May 3, 1888.
May 29-4m.
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The flag drill and entertainment
given At Hoard's Hall on the even.
ing Of the 18th ult, was a decided
success. The sixteen young ladies
who wore,fcd and blue caps, with
sash to match, and white dresses,
and participated in the flag
drill, were greatly admired, not on
ly on account Of their good march.
ing. but because Of their handsome
appearance and great beauty. They
proved conclusively that the beauty
Of Ceredo cannot be eclipsed by any
town Of its size IN the world. The
drill was very nice and will be re-
pcated At an early day. Much cred
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FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT
Ed. ADvANcE.--The 4th OF July
has come and gone, and the most
unusual thing to note is, there was
no rain.
Farmers are busily engaged in
chopping weeds out Of Their corn.
The prospects with US for corn are
good. So far wheat is not dam.
aged any by the wet weather and
the crop is very good. A shortage
i'm the acreage Of last year only APP
pears to lesson the usual quantity Of
wheat raised in our section.
Doc. CARROTS mare died the 9th.
or day with lock jaw The Doc. is
hustler and will not have to walk
to see his patients, OF which he has
quite Il number now.
The Sunday School picnic the 18th
was decidedly success, about two
hundred being in attendance. The
grove selected was grand and beau
tiful for the occasion and the bask
cts Of provisions were many and fill
cd to OVERLOOKING. No one left the
ground hungry, the invitation to cat
was given to all and the old and the
young alike engaged in satisfying
the appetite. never saw better
order on a like occasion. No drunk
enness, no profane language, nothing
but peace aud harmony prevailed.
must say the young men and Ia.
dies who composed the choir de
serve great honor for the manner in
which they conducted their work.
PROGRAM.
10 o'clock-Introductory remarks
by Rev. g. X. Adkins, after which
the choir sung Let Us Pass Over
the River.
Prayer, by Rev. Charles Work
man, after which the choir sung
THE Home of the Soul" Then
the Declaration Of Independence
was read by Jno. Plymale, Jr.
Speeches on different subjects
were made by lanes Stafford, vii.
lis Nicholas and others. At the re.
quest Of our old friend J B. Bowen,
Willis Nicholas was called 20 the
stand and sung the song rally
Round the Flag" after which the
choir sung God be With Us Till
We Meet Again" and on motion
Of Jno. Plymale, Jr, the meeting
adjourned TO convene at the New.
comb school house on the first sun
day in June. 1890, "a 3 O'Clock =. ".
to organize aud arrange for a cele.
bration on the 4th Of July, 1890.
Taking the whole Of the picnic
into consideration il was an enjoy
able affair.
Fifty.two attended the sunday
school At Newcomb, last Sunday.
There was no dance at the pic.
mic.
The picnic adjourned at 3 o'clock
r n. in good order.
Kinh Bench, ono Of our neigh.
bors, lost his marc last night.
VIII christians remember the
poor and administer 70 their wants.
While here on earth, our elder
brother donated the Gospel 10 them
and Il looks like that his followers
could assist the poor in some way.
The necessities Of the poor now
days do not cost blood. but the al.
deviation Of their troubles demands
a practical religion and 70 sucl as
practice such The Lord will say,
"You helped me down youder, 20
up higher. Read the testimony and
see il you can believe"
HUKE.
Iuly (. 1880.
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A nice time was had at the festi-
val held at the NJ Il. church on
Wednesday evening Of last week
and everything for sale soon disap-
peared and the crowd wanted more.
The gross receipts were $12.oo; net,
1854.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

Mr.. Fry turned over the Post
Office at this place to his success.
sor Isaac Bloss, the Ist inst. The
Office was moved to the building
west Of the Bloss House, formerly
occupied by John Harrington as
beef shop.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

The Ceredo base ball club gave
"social hop" a, Hoard's Hall on the
evening of the 18th ult., which was
very enjoyable affair. Messrs
Phil T.. Thomson, VIII Ferguson
and Chas. Thomson furnished good
music for the occasion and Ed. Fes.
zell prompted, in his usual good
stYle.
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In New York city a heavy
shower of rain came just at noon
on the 9TH Of July; but in Cincinna-
i and Ceredo the day was de.
Eghtful one, with not a drop OF
rain to mar the pleasure of our ma
tionaI holiday and soil the fine
clothes Of patriotic Americans.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

We would be pleased to publish
the resolutions passed by the re.
cent Teachers Institute held at this
place il they were furnished us.
The Secretary says they were not
left with him and he does not know
who has them. Will the commit.
tee on resolutions please report
at this office?
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

Prices Floating Palace will be at
Ccredo next Friday evening. Our
people have seen this show before
and know that il is worth the mon
ey. Admission, % cents. Reserved
seats, 10 cents extra.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

A teachers examination was held
in the Congregational church, this
place, Monday and Tuesday Of last
week conducted by County Super
intendcnt 6. w. Frasher and exam.
iners ]. r. Dickerson and L. >.
Dick. Forty-one teachers were ex-
amined. An examination was also
held AZ Cassvillc Wednesday and
Thursday and one At Wayne {. H..
Friday and Saturday.
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YoRK-BILLurs-At Ironton, Ohio,
the s7th ult., Mr.. James York to
Miss Dora Billups; both of this
county.
The new bride and groom came
to Ceredo to attend the Teachers
Institute and went from here to
Ironton and were made one. We
extend congratulations.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

See advertisement of the White
Elephant Saloon, Huntington, in
this paper. If you are needing any.
thing in Mr.. Jewett's line. give him
n call when you visit Huntington.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

The Philadelphia Land Co. has
bought the John Ferguson lands
consisting Of over two hundred acres
across the Ohio river. opposite the
proposed new town below here.
Consideration, $4,000. James Fer
guson also sold hts land below town
to the same Company, except eight
acres fronting the county road. He
received $aoo. per acre, there be-
ing over one hundred acres in the
tract he sold.
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II was Just an ordinary scrap Of wrap
ping paper but IL saved her life. She was
IN Tue last stages o. consumption. told
" physicians that she was iucurabie
Ald could live only n short time, she
weighed less than seventy pounds. On
piece 0f wrapping paper she
rad OF DR.. Kings New Discovery, and
tot sample bottle, 1t helped her, she
fought a large bottle. 10 helped her
more, bought another aud grew better
sssst, continued its use aud Is now
s.rong, healthy. rosy. plump,
Weighing lao pounds. For fuller partic.
uiars send stamp 70 W. III. Cole. Drug
slst' Fort Smith. Trial Bottles Of This
msosdertu, discovery free a. =. II. Mil
ender \ Co.'S store.
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!, is due DR.. !. T. Wharton, drill
matter and chief commander.
The net proceeds Of the entertain
ment We're 5000.
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xzsL Wugsssv'n seor1une srnuf shouid ssvsys
hsveeeoe htes sclsrsrsk once; u prod natural
quiet ssep. and the lites shsrub ssbrssht
soothss the eha, setens The gums ailays All palm.
r>gulaAss ths bswels and IL the beet known remedy
tor dkArrhcsA, vhsthsr arising from tscthinr %
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The large store building Of J. II.
Millender & Co. has been made
handsome by coat OF paint. The
Blankenship Bros. did it.
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We only want the news from
correspondents--not personal hits
and we trust they will hereafter
remember this fact.
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Doctor n. 10. Yiclscrs

Gives special attention to Gener.
al and Orthopedic Surgery and TO
Female Diseases. He can be found
nj the Mathews Block, Cd Ave,
Huntington, w. Va.
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No. 3S7, held by VIM. Fortner,
drew the Music Box, given away
by the enterprising firm of Wright
* Napier.
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1t is to be hopes that cur new
Postmaster will apply for a Money
Order Office at this place, which
is SO badly needed.
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LAMBERr-Yesterday morning, Of
Typhoid fever, at his home ia this
place, Henry G. Lambert, son Of
VIM. Lambert, aged ~ years.
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NEW SCHEDULE.

A new schedule went into effect
On the &. & O. and ~ NJ X M. V.
kys Sunday, June 30th. The pas.
senger trains that stop at Ceredo
are due as follows:
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Rev. Mr.. Miller, Baptist MINIS
ter Of St. Cloud, preached at Hoard's
Hall last Sunday morning at 1890
o'clock.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

The teachers have come and gone.
They seemed well pleased with the
entertainment given them by citi-
zcus Of our town and many express
ed desire to come back next year;
but as the Institute has not been
held at Wayne G. II. for several
years they thought that town enti-
tied to it next year.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

John Jenkins has the contract to
carry the mail from this place to the
Falls of Twelve Pole.
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FoR SALK.-The property on cor
ncr of b and Mill street. Ccredo,
known as the Geo. ID. Bush prop.
erty, consisting of nearly four lots
on which is good onc.s.ory house.
with cellar and cistctn. Also barn.
fruit trees, grape vines, etc. 1t will
be sold at bargain. Call on or
write to I. T. McDouoAL, Ccredo.
w. Va, for particulars.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

Capt. IL. c, Duncan. Of this place,
has been re appointed Special PEN
SION Examiner for one year.
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Some one too mean to live broke
a dog-cart belonging to John Har-
ringtop last Saturday night.
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Ceredo did No. celebrate the 4,h
Of July.
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Rev. Homer Thrall will preach
next Sabbath at the Cong1 church
at io;45 o'clock a. NJ, on the
words "Hallowed BE Thy Name
the second series of discourscs on
the Lords Prayer. The subject in
the evening will be "Thc Forgiv.
ing SPIRIT Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at S o'clock.
Sabbath school at 9 80 o'clock. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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Cox--LAMBERr-At Catlcttsburg,
KY, the 3rd inst, Mr. John Cox
to Miss Hannah Lambert, Rev.
b. 5. Akers officiating; all Of
this place.
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ALL ARE INVITED.
The Millinery Department Second fzoorJ

The Millinery Department Second FloorJ
hasJust been supplied .citA targe asyrt0qe'tQf
the latest styles Ia ladies' and cIlildren's
summer hats, Iaces, flowers and al other
goods usually kept in IA first-cIass MILNE
ny establishment, which they propose to
sell lower than the same can be bought
elsewhere. Ladies' and cIliIdren's hats
from 35 cents up.
J. e. Millender & Co.,
CereeEO, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

The greater number of Ceredo
people in Cincinnati on July 4th,
spent the day at the Geological gar
den.
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Communion services at the Con-
EDUCATIONAL church last Sunday
morning.
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The examination held here last
week was = fair one.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

A large number of Ceredo
people spent the 4,h Of July at
Ashland, Ky.
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HITE-WARD-At Catlettsburg,
KY, the 18th inst, Mr.. George
dite TO Miss Emma Ward, both
of this county.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

Several Ceredo boys took in the
Box Supper at the Ebenezer church,
on Sandy, Saturday evening.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

John Harrington now has his
beef shop in the building formerly
occupied by Mr.. Fry as Post-office.
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Two vestlbulc trains pass Ceredo
gong west about noon, that carry
mail, but do not stop at this place.
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Always on hand ready for work
-Fortner, the barber.
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when Baby was sick. We gave her caatoriA,
when she vas Child. she cried for cassoris.
When she became hs>s. she chung 70 cassorss,
When shs bad chudren, shs gave them Castorla,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-07-10

Cari Wright is convalescing.
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-07

Next Wednesday the Epworth League,
the young peoples society Of the Methodist
Church viii hold convention in the Chest
nut Street Church In this city The conven-
tion will be made up Of delegates from all
existing and prospective leagues in the Port
land district The following is the pro-
gramme
9.3oA. M.-DeyotlOnal services conducted by
w. A. burlington.
lo-Psper THE EpwOrth league" Charles H.
Baker, Jr.
10. Paper advantages Of denomInational
Young Peoples Society for Methodlsm," Rev. j.
1I-"Yonng peoples duty In the devotional SER
vices Of the church" Rev. Frank q. Haddock.
3n-Christianity and YOUTH" Rev. Z. o.
n 80 r m-DevOtIOnal services conducted by
Rev. j. M. Frost.
400 Paper; "old menI for council; young
men for action" BY Rev. Hubert \. Foss.
2.3O-Paper: "What can the Epw0rth Leagao
do outside Of the church?" by Rev. A. W. Pottle.
800. The Epworth League as a means VI pro-
noting literary culture among young people,"
Miss Annie p. HOughton.
3.l6-'aGenius and scope Of the Epwortn
League" kev. A. 3. Ladd.
$40 Question Box. conducted by N. +. Whit
4.oo-closipg words. Rev. VIM. S. Jones.
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-07
TWO REPORTS CONCERNING EMIN BEY.
The German Surgeons Say Ne Has
One Chance In Twenty.
Or. Parke still ciIngs to HIS Hope
fuI View Of the Case.
His Diagnosis Falls 70 Reveal a
Fracture Of the skull.

LONDON, December 6.-Mr. Stanley COM
municates TO Mr.. Burdette-Coutts py cable
that the condition Of Emin Pasha Is Ia the
greatest degree critical, and that the German
naval surgeons who have seen him. declare
Ghat only twenty In hundred of such cases
ever recover. this percentage including all
cases Of men In the vigor Of life. Emins age
is not great, but his physical condition Is
not good. In addition to other bad syinp-
toms, the hemorrhage from the ears Is con-
npuous. and this. though 1t prevents the i'm
mediate formation OF large clot In the
brain menaces life by loss Of strength. He
Is lying In the German hospital at Baga-
mayo. DF. Parke still hopes.
LONDON, December 6.-The foreign Office
has received telegram from Zanzibar 20 the
effect that Emln's skull Is not fractured and
his recovery Is possible. This Is probably
the Judgment Of DIR. Parke, and his dag
nOsis that there Is no fracture Of the SKULL Is
no doubt the basis OF the favorable opinion
given.
ZANZIBAR, December 6.-Emln was un-
conscious ten hours, but was able TO speak
this morning. He hopes to reach here In ten
days.
LONDON, December 6-The Egyptian gov
ernment has chartered a British India steam
or to convey Emin Pasha's party from Zanzi-
bar to Egypt. ALI Of Emln's ivory was either
burned OF deposited with native chiefs, and
not single tusk is left.
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-07
GEN ERkL N EWS.

1t is reported In Paris that the Jesuits
will be expelled from Brazil.
At Davenport, Ia, the Mississippi river is
lower than ever known before.
Three Apache Indians under sentence of
death hanged themselves Thursday night.
The Hudson River Wooden Mills at New
burgh, NY, burned last night. Loss $4,000; /;
partially insured.
Conductor Berry and Fir eman John Hick-
ley were killed In collision of freight trains
at Druango, Ia, Thursday night
The recently organized Dempsey Athletic
Club OF Fargo, N. d., offers purse of S40,-
900 for fight to finish between Sullivan and
Jockson.
1t is believed that Mr.. Hirsch, the Ameri-
can Minister to Turkey, will insist upon the
punishment of Moussa Bey, the notorious
kurdish chief.
Jules Feury Husson, better known by the
nom de plume Of Champheury, Is dead. He
was journalist, and one OF the most volu-
minous of French authors.
Judge Laidlaw of Oakland, Cal, who re
Gently appeared In public in an intoxicated
condition, apolOglZed from the bench and
fined himself $50.
Willie Pollard, four-year-old New Haven
boy, dangerously wounded wounded r,.h riGra seymour.
aged seven, while playing WITH revolver
Thursday night.
The New York Times says that an English
company will furnish SiOO,OOO,0 600 to aid
American railroad enterprises. The concern
will be known as the Financiering Company.
Adelina Patti has had her luxurious raven
tresses dyed to beautiful auburn hue be-
cause she has to have hair of that col01 in
playing Juliette and does not want to wear
wig.
The makers of loft-dried paper, In
Springfield, Mass, who closed their mills
three days beginning with THANKSGIVING.
and are to close nine days during the holi-
day season In accordance with their late
agreement. have already began to feel ben
efcial results,