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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-30

material for the latteFs reports Of Gro
Minis presence in Canada and interviews
with him, For months before the muir
der StaEkey was In communication with
the acknowledged enemies OF DR., Gro
min and has been since. Slarkey left
Toronto Sunday May 5, the day after
Cronin's disappearance, without leaving
word with any one unless in the secret,
as 10 his destination, He took train No,
3 at 1890 p, m. on the Great Western
division OF the Grand Trunk, which
makes connection at Hamilton with
New York, Detroit or Lake steamers.
He reappeared Friday May 10, the day
Longs fret dispatch to the effect that
Uronin was In Toronto was sent out,
Alter remaining over Saturday when
the second and detailed interview was
fixed up he disappeared again, The day
following the finding Of Cronin's body
cipher kilograms passed between Starkey
at No, 1856 Fourth avenue, New York,
and ID, X, Mason, his business agent In
Toronto, an exile in Canada from the
warehouse receipt law oil LoulsVllle, Ky,
Saturday, the third day, Starkey's
vile received q telegram that he was on
his way home, The investigation fur
ther shows that instead Of being enemies
as Long claims, he and Starkey are
friends and have held number OF con-
sultatIons, one Of them in Starkey's
house. It Is shown that the article
which Long shows in the Empire Of
February II, as evidence OF bis enmity
for Starkey, Is q clever piece OF work
which does not at all expose or injure
starkey, The reporter tells Of his ex-
periences in the company Of Long for
several days In an effort TO get him to
confess. He found Long laborlng under
an intense nervous strain and apparent
ly on the point Of breaking down several
times, but he was apparently held in
check by fear Of the disgrace which he
would bring upon his father, who is a
man OF prominence and highly respected.
Long repeated frequently the formula,
" will never retreat" but finally said
that II the ChiCago authorities would
agree not 10 indiet him he would come
here to testify.
1t Is also stated that about eight
months ago, starkey was visited by a
prominent Chicago Irishman and was
given $1,000 from q firm in this city,
which was under obligations to the fugi.
tive. About the middle OF February
starkey was again visited by man from
Chicago, and after this mans return to
Chicago, a regular correspondence on.
sued between him aud Starkey, which
ceased only with Starkey's departure
from Toronto. Mrs. Starkey was visited
by the reporter. She said Mr.. starkey
left Toronto four weeks ago, but had tel.
egraphed from New York that he isnow
on his way back.
"Mr. sharkey left before you knew
even in Chicago that DR.. Cronin had dis
said Mrs. Starkey.
"Indeed2"
ayes, he left Immediately after tho
disappearance. He left Sunday and DR..
Cronin disappeared Saturday"
"Do you understand the Significance
Of that iaCt2"
"No; IS there any2 For Gods sake
tell me II there Is. What have ! said2"
"Nothing; you should not. You have
only told tho truth about the time OF
your husbands leaving Toronto"
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mo Nv. &1.E. onnrnilnn..

vice.President woodford, Of the
Wheeling & Lake Eric Railroad, and
Mr. Russell, a London capitalist, arc at
the Hotel Windsor. Mr. woodiord has
recently intimated that his road is not
anxious to. getto Wheeling, but will turn
its attention To getting up the river.
The engineer corps Of the Wheeling &
Lake Erie will begin the survey from
Portland 70 Steubenville this morning.
When the line 10 completed tho work Of
securing right Of way will bo Commenc.
ed, and when that Is done work will be.
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Tho Government not Alarm Cd.

wAsutSoroE, D. c., May 2o.-Nobody
at the State and Navy Departments ex-
pressed alarm at the news coming from
Victoria, B. G., that the British North
Pacific squadron had been ordered to
Behring Sea. Commodore Walker, In
charge Of tho detail office In the Navy
Department, says that none Of our yes:
sells haye been ordered 10 Alaska, except
the ThetiS, Bhieh was assigned to that
station sometime ago, and has been reg
ularly engaged in patrolllng the Alaska
coast for several snmmers past. He says
he does not think Great Britain and the
United States will war about the seal
ilahefiea.
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COME TO GRIEF.
A Well Known Pension A gent Indicted for
Dofrauding the Government.


Dofrauding the Government.
BALTIMORE, MDn May 2O.-Colonel
William Louis schley, claim and pension
agent, was arrested yesterday under an
indictment found by the United States
grand jury, charging him with aiding in
the false making forgery and counter.
feiting Of voucher for the purpose oil
obtaining money from the United States.
District Attorney Hayes fixed Colonel
schley's bail at $1,000, which was fur.
nished. Mrs. Laura Weaver, a widow,
who was entitled 10 a pension, died q
year or 80 ago without having received
It. II 10 charged that her son, August
Weaver, induced Mrs. Catherine Miller
to impersonate his mother, and that
Colonel schley prepared the voucher
purportlng TO have been executed by
Mrs. Miller, knowing at the same time
that Mrs. Weaver was dead. August
Weaver and Mrs. Miller have also been
indicted and all arc out on bail. Colo.
mel SChley says he did not prepare the
voucher. He has been In the pension
business for twenty-five years.
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sourn BEND, 1Np., May 2O.-Millard
Williams, oithis city, was arrested Mon
day night near Chain Lakes, where he
had been fishing. He Is suspected o.
being the person who drove the rig con
tanning the remains OF the murdered DR.
Cronin, Williams is a native OF thiS
city, but for several months past, unit
the day following the disappearance o.
DR.. Cronin, he has been living In Chi
cago. On the day DR.. Cronln's disap
pearance he returned, and II Is said thai
he departed from Chicago 80 suddenly
that all his effects were left behind. Ht
denies all knowledge Of The crime.
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A boundary Line Needed,

OTTAWA, oSr., May 2O.-Miners are
tiocking into the Yukon mining district
in large numbers and the demarkation
OF the boundary line between Alaska
and British possessions becomes more
necessary daily, as the Jurisdiction Of the
American Government there Is ques'
toned, many claiming that the territory
referred TO Is British soil. The Canadian
Government for a year or two past has
been pressing the American Govern.
ment to cooperate with II in settling the
disputed question. Tho cost Of de-
marking the frontier is estimated at be.
tween 81, 900, 900 and 100000.
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BERLlN, May 2O.-ThO police raided
the houses Of the leaders Of the miners
strike at Dortmund to-day and seized a
number Of letters and q considerable
amount OF money. The men whose
homes were invaded are accused Of being
Socialist agitatore. The editor Of tho
Westphalil PeopleS' Gazette has been ar.
rested on the charge Of instigatlng the
strikes In the mining regions,
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wrcutTA, KAs, May The mystery
surrounding the disappearance OF Mrs
Rinehart was partially cleared up yes,
terday by the disclosures Of detective.
He stated that one Of the two men had
asked him TO keep a lookout for the
woman, saying that she was his sister
and that he intended TO compel her "a
return home with him. He told the
menFwhen she left the hotel for the walk
and shortly aitetward heard OF the alb.
duCtion. A lady and two meI1, sur.
posed TO be the abducting party, took q
train for Kansas City about two hour
after the abduction.
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FoRr WAYNE, IND, May 2o.-Las,
Sunday afternoon Sheriff Vibery dis
covered Mrs. George Merae In an at.
tempt TO smuggle q revolver concealed
In a basket Of food 10 her husband, who
Is In jail charged with a murderouS as.
sault on q young woman, MerBe wal
removed 10 another portion Of the fail
and search revealed three flleB, three
fine steel Bawsand a Chlsel suspended b
q light cord In q waste pipe. A plot L
liberate Merse and three fail conpau
ions, including Barrett, the vile murderer
was 10 have been committed last night
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May 2O.-Gard'
ner Van NeStrand, the brother Of one OI
the American ladies who were arrested
in Mentone, France, at the instigation
Of milliner was at the Department o!
State this morning, He made iormal
statement Of the case which contained
nothing In addition 10 what has already
teen published except a sworn state
mCnt Of hlB sister, which agrees In al
material points with that made by Mrs
Dorr. The papers have been alod aut
tho Department will look into The case
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ClrY OF ME1ico, May 9O,-1t is Srumor.
cd that Congress, in secret session, Is
discussing The question ol cedlng lower
CalllotnIato the United States, Its be'
lleved, however, that the rumot i9
gtoundlOsS and 10 merely q Bttatagem Of
the conservatives, The Senate has ap'
proved ol the proposed extensive colon.
iIalloh contact with Senior RamifeA
Vafela Offering him 4 cash bonuB fot
bona hde immigrants iot the States o.
Vera Orul, ohiaplas, Tobasco and
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IMPORTANT IT0 OFPIOR SEEKERS.
where You May bo Examined for the Rail.
way Mail Service.

way Mall Service.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 20,-The
Civil Service Commission gives notice
that in order TO secure ample registers Of
persons eligible for appointment to the
position Of railway mail clerk from
among the following named States and
Territories, special examinations Of ap.
plicants for that position will be held by
the United States Civil Service Oommiar
sion on dates and places named below
At Denver, COL, Cheyenne, Wy, Fargo,
OAK, Wilmington, Del, Jacksonville,
yyicREsbars, yirE Miss, Providence, 4. H.
Charleston, s. O., AIartlnsburg, Charles.
ton and Parkersburg, w, Va, on We'd
negday, June IL, and at points In the
Northwest and Pacific coast, on Friday,
lime IA.
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ROM, May 9O,-Tho public waB start.
led to-day by a report Of tho death Of
tho Pope. The rumor reached the
House Of Parliament and caused much
excitement among the Senators and
Deputies, On inquiry II was learned
that there was no foundation whatever
for the fumor. His Holiness ID enjoy.
Ing good health and attends daily 10 the
duties OF his office,
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GREAT FIRES IN JAPAN.
Ten Thousand People Made Homeless.
DISehAe and Denth.

Ten Thousand People Made Homeless.
Disease and Death.
SAN Francisco, May 29.-A Pacific
mail steamer arrived yesterday, bring.
ing Chinese and Japanese news. Great
fires are reported in Japan, which oc-
Cured on May 8. AT Yakota athousand
houses were destroyed. Fire originated
in the residence quarter about 10 o'clock
at night and burned for sixteen hours.
Many lives were lost. The Emperor
subscribed over 1000 pounds out Of his
own purse for the relief OF sufferers.
About 10000 people were rendered
homeless.
On Asthma Island an eruption took
place April 13 and destroyed more than
half the houses Of the island.
Another peculiar disease has broken
out In Tukadogun, the victims dying
Eve hours after being attacked.
A series OF earthquakes was followed
by the opening OF the ground q thousand
feet long by three wide.
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A Nnlh.tli In.nn. An.

liRtNnAN, Tx, May 0o.--Mn. Ran.
dOlph brandt became suddenly insane
yesterday aud, DeiElns a pistol, killed
two other children. One Of the children
killed was 4 yeau old aud the other d,
She took tile youngest child, a baby, and
escaped from the house and 10 sill a.
large,
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pamared by Fire.


HVIV'lV VI'VlIVN % Wt IHlFIIVFIlptF'
FAIBNoNF, W, yAo May 9o,-Th'
residence Of Samuel Ruark, on Quincy
street, was damaged by fire to-day to the
amount Of 5000, II was saved only by q
determined effort, Rs a strong wind was
blowing at the time, The fire caught
from the kitchen stove chimney, Loss
covered by insurance In the Rtna, Of
Hartford, Conn,
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sAN FRANCiBCo, May 2S.-Tho annual
report Of the Southern Pacific railway
company for the year 1883 was iBsueiI
yesterday and 10 stated 10 he moro com.
pletO than any previous one, me-
capital stock IL $ibO,00O,OOO. HE mum.
ber ol miles operated during the year on
the Atlantic system and leased line WA
5,16S, an increase Of 240 miles iot thV
war,
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THE STAR ROUTE CONTRACTS
Those Made by i0S Last Adnln,,tra,Io
Illegal and VoId

Alekhl ana Void,
WARRINGTON, y. O., May 2O.--In the
matter OF the Star route contracts, Sus.
pended by Second Assistant Postmaster
General Whitfield because Of apparent
illegal, II not fraudulent execution, The
Assistant Attorney General Of tho Post.
office Department has lust rendered a
decision. llo holds tue entire AeFies Of
eonltOCts amounting 10 some $4,000, 10
DO Illegal and void. The proposals upon
which tho contracts were based, and
which were filed In The office Of The
second Assistant Postmaster General Ia
JANUARY last, while held 10 10 irregular
IN many respects are not deemed abSo.
iltely void, The Assistant Attorney
HenOtal holds that, based upon these
proposals., new contracts, properly and
legally executed with good and SUN
get bonds, may 10 received. The opln'
Ion o. the Assistant Attorney General Il
very full and fVClLes al length the exCul
paIofy evidence presented by the con
tractors and thNit attorneys,
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snELBYyILLE, 1Sp, May 2o.-Mrs.
Mollie Corwin, whose married exper-
fence beats the record, was granted a
divorce yesterday from Joseph Corwin,
her seventh husband, from whom she
was divided last winter and 10 whom
ahe Yas remarked soon after.
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Special DSpdleh 70 me IRteHloeHeT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 20.-Wes
Virginia pensions were granted as fol
lows: Increase-William W, Hutchin
inson, John Yates, Thomas II. Fisher
Charles E. Watts. Richard George. Re
issue-Francls NJ. Lynch, George II
Teates. Original widows, etc.-Hannah
mother of Noah SWeCker.
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RAIDING THE PINRRY DIVES.


Indignant Citizens Kidding Michigan OF Q
ouFse-out Of Patience With the Author
ihSE-Froelng Female slaves.
Special pipaieh 70 Nc IBlslItgsResr,
IsHPEHISa, MICH, May 29,-Late last
night an organized band Of masked men
from Marinette raided a notorious pinery
dive at Peshtigo, wounding watchmau
aud driving out the inmates at the
points Of guns and burning the prem
ises to the ground,
The lawproyinR inadequate to closing
thepinery dives, the citizens have taken
the matter in hand. Several other in
famous deus will be raided the nexttwo
nights, The better classes favor sum.
mary measures in such extreme cases, as
the authorities do nothing,
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wAsniSoros, D. o., May 2O.--Consul
Griffin at Sydney, Australia, In o report
10 the Department Of State says that the
disease known 40 RnthroS or splepuC
apoplexy, which for 90 many years has
been deva9tlng ths herds Of New South
Wales is Ia q fair way tobe eaeotually
checked by Pasteur's system Of inoccu'
lalInn
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lNsfnAp d loellng Tired and worn oul

lSsrEAp Of feeling tired and worn out,
instead ol aches and painB, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and sLtongY II you
oontinue feeling miserable and goOd.for.
nothing you have only yourself 10 blame,
LOT browns Iron Blttefs will surely cure
yop. " 10 q certain cure iof dyspepsia,
Indigestion, malaria, weakness, kidney,
lung and heart affections Try II II you
desire TO DO healthy, robust and strong,
qualities, paw
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LONDON, May SO.-Thc Time, Derlir
correspondent referring to the sO
Samoa conference, sayB: ThI
Americans had o very tougt
light fofthe assertion Of their principles
but tho convention will show that thel
have not been unsuccessful.
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Do you suffer with habitual constipn.
Lion Of blllouSheBs9 II 90, tfy the pieas.
ant iiult laxative, Elixir Of Dates, Il
will cure you. Sold In 60noent bottl0s
by o, X, 9oelEe, w. W. Irwin, W~E,
Williams, John tIAughlin. Logan Ding
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale
agentB,
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lit TUE SURPLUS HARD.


hH WV 9otutNE uutb otAbuuH AhuuhuuN buls
lars Of hack Pension Money.
Special Dispdteh 70 ne IateaiOaor. @
WAsuINaToN, D. G., May 29.-Com-
missioner Tanner "hit the surplus" a
pretty hard lick to-day. He granted a
pension to Philip Flood, Of Elyrla, Ohio,
the arrearage Of which amounted TO
nearly $4,000. The case has been pend.
ing for a number OF years, and since the
original application was filed the appli.
cant has become totally blind. He will
hereafter b e. az, receive s $40 per month during Ing
Forty.second Ohio Volunteer Infantry
regiment. This is said TO be the largest
amount OF arrears ever allowed by the
Pension Bureau. OF late the Pension
Bureau seems TO have been making
a speciality Of S75 cases,
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fluenceo on securing appointments may
be oyerthrown, The conference was
called by Gen, Groner, ex-Goyeraor
Cameron and Congressman Brady,
There was a good deal Of bitter talk
about the way in which Gen, Malone
treated applications for Office sent TO
him, A further conference will be held
this morning,
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RocnEsrrR, N. y, May 2O.-Killing
irosts are reported in Livingstone, Or.
leans and Monroe counties. Grape
vines were wilted and all sorts Of garden
truck killed. In some parts Of Orleans
county the damago will be very heavy.
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Nnu rrAn..i,nnilnenlnl Ilnnln,

SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., May gp.-1t is
stated that the Omaha Railroad Com.
pany has completed an arrangement
with the Oregon Railway 4 Navigation
Company 10 connect the two lines,
making d new Trans. Continental route,
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AnlI.aial,oNe Ils,,nhIInan

WARRINGTON, DC May 20.-ThOrO
was a conference Of one hundred anti
Malone Republicans, Of Virginia, al
the EbbNl house laat evening iot thC
purpose ol deyiGlhg botne concerted plar
"0l action ny which Gen, MAhone1 In
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Tarrlble Elorms n Auatrnlln.

SYDNEY, N. s. W., May 9s.-A hurfi.
cane extending over an extensive range
Of the coast has prevailed for four days.
The fall has never been equalled, rail.
way traffic has been suspended, many
landSllps have occurred and q number
OF lives has been lost.
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New YoaK, May 2O.-rhe coroner's
Jury In the Bishop case find the cause
Of death was coma and that the doctors
acted In good faith, though hastily. The
doctors were then discharged.
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NEW YORK GETS II.

The Appointment of solicitor General
Jonks' Successor.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 29.-Tht
President has appointed orlow W. Chap
man, OF New York, to he Solicitor Gen
eral. Mr.. Chapman is a lawyer of Blng
hamton and said to be avery populal
man. He held a State Office about
twelve years ago. He is IS years Of age
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K. o,u. Entertainment.

Alpha Lodge No. 42I, X. Of H., gave q
social and entertainment 10 their mem.
bers, families and friends last evening
al their hall, A large number were ptes'
ent. A good programme was prepared,
and all who took part In the perform.
ance acquitted themselves In a splendid
manner, aud 10 the enjoyment oi all.
The programme was d iollowBi
I, Opening ODE, y,.,",,,,,.,a,l The Lodge
2, History Of Alpha lpdgQtt,,, ,,,Us.bl Reporter
8. Financial Rep0ftup,.Dpy Financial Reporter
4 bnVll"in the Blalllgl ..,.,, .,..,v.y,
kale MOffla and Annie \, HAL
tAoc0mpanlll, Mlla Bemeill
b, DtolAnAl lon, ieOIl le
Q, Defamation iinnle NAY Hal
4 instrumental Solo lO,,,,"ut.,..A Annlq ufage Hal
!, Select Heading u,,,A,,""d,,,", MI y Y, UaItAh
ID, How they Initiated Ny Pg % x n ll.a..,..,,
Master Walefh0uIi
II. Select READING. .,,.l,,,e,e.m.uSgIV HQpW00d
", DuOttt.,s Mfi, j, H. DfttOn aud Mi, Bourne
10. HufllAllOn--( (ltumUf1ull, l,se,A,aj. II, BtyG0I
II. whats IN boys Pocket e.9.g. ,.g..,,,,,,,
", BOD Hedge
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.ucKER a wRsr yIRoINIAN.

Tucker is about 10 years Of age, and
is so equity thathis locomotion is tedious
His is in poor circumstances, and thil
fact Is supposed to have influenced Mr.
Blaine in naming him. Tucker wa
Consul at Liverpool during Buchanan
administration, and stayed in Englant
some time after hc was superseded. HI
lives at Berkeley Springs, w. Va, bu
spends much time In Washington. Hi
brother Is j. Randolph TGcker, Of Vir
ginia, and his soa Is clergyman a
Norfolk.
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RicnMoSD, Va, May 20.--The last cal
load Of brick and other building material
Of the once famous Libby Prison wal
shipped 10 Chicago to-day,
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Ehibss one Would Rather nave tst
thaald.

london PuNth,
Mis- l,uggs-oh, but mine Is Suol 4
horfid name.
Young Broyn-Ah Ia um = I'm
afraid ipa too lalO 10 alter II now,
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IosT.-"1 don't know where, / can't
tell when, | don't see how-s0methlns
Of great value 70 mo, and for thu return
q good Appetite
FovSb.-''Health and strength, pure
blood o. appetite like that Of d wolf,
regular digestlon, abby taking tliat ponti.
lar and peculiar medicine, Hool,s SafsO.
ISlills patilIa' want everybody 70 Wy II this
seasotn G!l y sold by all dfuggisls.
ono hundred doaes ons dollar. O
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PiLLSBuEY'a MiLts turn out ten thou.
sand barrels Pet day, which alone 10 d
guarantee oi quality
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DECORATION DAY ExgRCBEs,
The Programme of the @. A, II, Pasta Gel
sbrNtlOn this Evening,

will be no formal gen
ersl celebration otMe,
mortal Day in Wheel
ing, but the graves Of
all old soldiers buried
in the cemeteries OF
the city and vicinity