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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-09
NEWS OF THE CITY.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Grand Jury Fails to Conclude its Work
in One Day.

III Oho Ools
Both Parts of the Crcuit Court were farm
ally opened for the April term at o'clock
yesterday morning. Judge PAUL presided
in Part One, which will be the criminal
side during the term, while Judge Camp
bell sat on the bench in Part Two, where
the civil causes will be heard. The grand
jury WAS charged and sent out soon after
Court opened. There were several changes
on the jury, Me:srs s. G. Boyd, Henry
Harper, NJ. T. O'Kane and T. D. Du-
bois being substituted for as many gentle.
men who had been excused for Just ard
sufficient cause.
About one hundred witnesses had been
summoned by Prosecuting Attorney How
ard, number considerably less than was
in attendance upon the two previous ses-
siOns Of the Court. The crowd of wit
nesses presented the usual peculiarities
visible upon like occasions, the only note
worthy change being the presence Of
rather greater number Of Nymphs than
has been seen together for year or two
These habitues OF the houses of midnight
resort took possession Of the witness room
Immediately across the corridor from the
grand jury apartment, and all during the
day they occupied the chairs, eat on the
tables, or paced unessily up and down the
room, TO the number of thirty or thirty
five. Few, if any of them, were called
into the presence Of the jurors during the
day, and they will accordingly Eeassemble
this morning, to await the pleasure OF the
gentlemen who are in search Of violations
of law demanding the attention OF the
Court.
At six o'clock last evening, not more
than one-half the witnesses summoned had
been examined, and the jury adjourned
over until this morning, when it will re
sumo business. A few additional witnesses
have been summoned for this morning, spd
the jury will likely be in session the en-
tire Gay. No report of yesterdays work
was made, bat it is understood that, aside
from the criminal cases sent in from the
Justice offices, number of saloonists
caught it.
Ia Part Two, Judge Campbell, motion
was made by counsel for Charles Hoffman,
Denis Ortiz, Edward Hsmm, Aug. T. 4.
Chaelzsr and George FOlmar, ciiizsns of
Fulton, asking the Court. to consider and
pass a. on motion made May 3, 1881, to
set aside an order Incorporating the town
of Fulton. This order was made April
q, 1881, and the matter has been hanging
in the Court ever since. The petitioners
ask that it be taken up and finally dis
posed Of
The docket will he called in Part Two
to-day, and in Part One tomorrow.
Thirty jurors have been ordered for each
side, they to report on the 18th instant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-09
Talk Ahnnt BonIanrar.

PARIS. April SIN the Senate to-day,
N. Buffet moved that the procedure Of the
Senate az a Court be regulated by law
before the trial of General BOulanger
ia begun. NJ. Thevenet, Minister Of
Justice, replied that the question
of procedure could not be allowed TO oper-
ate to delay the constitution Of the Senate
rs court, and the motion Of NJ. Buffet
was rejected by vote of III to 72.
Gen. Boulanger has telegraphed from
Brussels that the report that the Belgian
authorities had required him to leave Bel
gium, is untrue,
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coNDENsED rELEGRAMs.

The Church divorce case at Columbus is
ended. Mrs. Church was granted decree
with alimony.
DR.. MoCosh is rapidly gaining strength
Krulich, the seventeen-year-Old boy, Is
on trial for the murder of drug clerk
Weschrung.
Philadelphia capitalists have an option
unon controlling interest in the Pnenix
Life Insurance Company.
Major Ames, who pulled Governor
Beavers nose is TO be tried by court mar
tial.
Attorney.Genersl Miller has appointed
VIM. f. Hazen, of Kentucky, Special EX-
aminer in the Department of Justice, vice
Mr.. Fisher, resigned.
Dispatches from India soy that 10, OOO
persons were rendered homeless by the
great fire at Surat, and that cholera has
broken out in the town.
Almost the entire town Of Smithfeld in
Johnston County, North Carolina, was
consumed by fire yesterday afternoon.
Fvictions are to be resumed in Iowa.
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A Murderer's Light sentence.

ELKHART, IND, april 8.-The Scott
murder trial terminated yesterday morn
ing, the jury sentencing him to imprisOn-
ment for five years The light sentence
caused great surprise, IS the murder was
considered unprovOked. On August 6,
Ben Scott, Texan, who was here attend
ing to property be owned, approached Con
Crowley, q young business man with whom
be had some trouble about renting proper
ty, snd said he understood Crowley had
threatened TO whip him. Crowley denied
having ssid so, whereupon Scott drew a
knife and STABBED Crowley four times, and
also stabbed George Newell and James
Smith, bystsnders. Crowley died in a few
days snc the others recovered.
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Rhode Island Elections,

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April S.-Burrill-
vile elected a Republican representative
to-day by 81 majority, and Bristol failed to
elect representative, there being five can
didates. The Legislature now stands:
senate-24 Republicans; 10 Democrats;
2 to be chosen. House-23 Republican,
81 Democrats; to be chosen. On the
Joint boIlot-52 Republicans; AZ Demo
Gratis. Elections are te be held tomorrow
in Newport, Bristol ard CranstoD.
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RANDALL HAS THE GoUT.
The PrOtectIOnist Democrat Again Con
fined TO His Bed.

The Protectionist Democrat Again OOn-
fined TO His Bed.
WASHINGTON, April S.-COngressman
Samuel J. Randall has been in bed since
last Wednesday. He is suffering with an
acute attack of gOut. He lies in bed and
grits his teeth aud wonders when he is
goineto get out again. Since Congress sd-
jOurned Mr.. Randall hiss been resting qui-
etly. He has built himself up wonder
fully and looks very we'll. He said to-day
that he had not made any arrangements as
yet for leaving Washington, but that as
soon as he got about again he would begin
to think about where be would spend the
summer. AS yet he has not given his
GUNNER residence a thought, but he is in
cined TO spend tine warm weather near
Philadelphia in some shady nook. He
will not leave Washington before the LIST
Of June.
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81 nIoner for the JesuIts

OTTAWA, April S.-The provincial treas
ury Of Quebec is absolutely empty and
there IS 10 money with which to pay the
$500. .OoO provided for in the 'Jesuits Eq
tate Act" In order to raise the money a
public loan would be necessary. To nego-
tiste such loan would require an act OF
the legislature, and the set must be
signed by the Lieutensnt-Governor Of the
Province, who also has the power to veto.
Ii stated that the L'eutenant-Governor
has made up his mind to veto such bill
fit be p. esented to him, so that there
seems TO be no way open at present for the
Tesuits TO secure the money.
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MAD DOG on A RAMPAGE.
Twenty Dogs Bitten In Tyler County-An
Exciting chase.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
PAREERsBURG, April Son Friday
night last deg owned by W H. Hender-
son, Of near Long Reach, in Tyler county,
became mad and caused a regular panic in
the community. During the darkness Of
the night he rOamed over the neighbor-
hood biting every dog he met.
Col. Dan johnson went ont in his night
clothes to save his dogs, when the brute
attacked him, and only by good use Of a
poker did be escape being bitten. When
Henderson made his appearance in the
morning the dog attacked him, and caught
his arm; but fortunately did not bite
through his clothing.
lie started again on a rampage and was
followed by the impromptu militia Of the
neighborhOOd. Peter Deem, track foreman
of the rsilroad, with his crew, boarded q
band car and pursued the dog about seven
miles nearly 20 Sistersville where be was
and shot. In the meantime he
had bitten shout twenty dogs. snd dog
killing had been brisk in that neighbOr-
hood for "a few days. Tracks in the light
snow showed where the dog bad fallen in
frequent fits. IL wss a bad case 'Of hY dro-
phobia, and there Is great anxiety ia the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-09

CLINTON, IA, April s.-A eolOred man
named James ColetOn, who resided a few
miles south Of here, met his death yester-
dsv in a moet remarkable manner. He
was in the habit Of extracting his own
teeth, which usually came so hard ss to re-
ouire his utmost strength to draw them.
But he tackled one yesterday that came so
much easier than anticipated that the re-
action caused his head to fly back so
violently as to partially dislOcaie bis brain,
causing his death few minutes after.
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nv srANLEY,s LErrRR.
How he Cunning Natives Sought TO Del,

How ihe Cunning Natives Sought 20 Delay
Che Expedition.
Loy1oN, April Henry NJ Stanlsy's
letter to ,hs Royal Geographical Society
vas read 8, t1e meeting Of that body this
evening The letter consists mainly of a
repetition Of what has already been pub
.'aei. He describes at length tbe various
devices hy which ihe natives endeayored
op'e7eni the advance of the expedition.
zoe vai 70 t's shallow pits ecross the
P''ao' ihe column and hil them with
'Ns"ei' which ssre dafdy covered with
.sa'e'' las szswers Die-csd the feet of
o.Aa's' 'me7, ird1tiog wounds ths. i'm
-'li cases developed into magreuous
N.s' I1e men who were lamed in this
were seldom of further service.
A' Stanley calls the natives "cunnirg
Ds', and says that for The purpose ol
.1'..i'1 ias7 always pretended that the
s-s .ul. ring from q famine. The
l- Ae says withheld information,
'l7 natives pho were captured by the
impaired all they knew. Mr..
=. BELIEVES that the lake he discov-
.'.l belongs t0 the Congo.
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nr,llrale Iron works Resume.

PIrTsBURe, April s.-The Millvale Iron
Works which were formerly operated by
Grsff, Bennett & Co., partially resumed
operations to-day under the auspices OF
the Millvsls from Company, new organi-
zation. after an idleness of several months.
TIE firm signed the puddler5 scale this az
tsrnoou and before the close of the week
the entire mill will be in operation. The
resumption will give employment to 4Oo
mon
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Al Blown Into the River.

LAWRENCE, KAN, April s.-The boiler
of a steam laurch, upon which six young
men were taking an excursion up the Kan
sas river yesterday, exploded, entirely de-
molishing the craft ard throwing the en-
tire party into the river. Three Of them,
Col. Graber, Luther Doaue and Byron
Anton, were very seriously injured. 1t is
thought that DOaue will die.
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Fatalities on the Rail.

WEST POINT, VA, April S.-A fatal
vyrsck occurred On the York river branch
Of the Richmond and Danville railroad,
two miles above this place, about 9 o'clock
Saturday night. The heavy rains Of Sat
nrdav washed out culvert and part OF
tbs dam between the tank and the river,
and an engine and seven freight cars
ninnOod into the wsshout. Two men, a
coIoTsd brakeman and the fireman, Q
vonn0 man named Purvin, were buried
IndeT the cars and killed. The body oi
the fireman has been gotten out, but the
colored man has not yet been found. The
engineec. named Lynch, was terribly
Scsidsd but managed to crawl out.
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cold and silver Recovered.

LEBANON, PA, April 8.-F. Lauder
miIch, who house and barn, near Palmyra,
were recently destroyed by fire has recover
ed the gold and silver which he had in his
dwelling at the time. The gold coin
amounted to $3.50. The silver is black
eued and blistere5, while the gold was
melted into solid mass. The specie was
taken to day to Hummalstown and de-
posted in the bank at that place.
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BANQUET TO THE BALL PLAYERS
The Australian Tourists Given Testi'
monial at DelmOnico's.

The Australian Tourists Given r Testi-
monial at DelmonicO's.
NEW YORK, April S.-Ths base ball
men of this city rendered testimonial
banquet tonight at DeluOnico's to the
base ball tourists who have inst returned
from trip around the world. They had
a warm welcome from the tao hundred
and fifty guests assembled. Miniature
base ball players were among the docora'
tions on tue tablesnd everything smacked
of the national game. The announcement
that the nine innings of dishes we're ready
for the feast. was made by Mr.. A. G. Mills,
sr-President of tue League, with the
familiar base ball word play"
Among the notables at the tables were
Msvor Chaplin, of Brooklyn; Mejor Cleye-
land of Jersey City; Chauncey NJ. Depew,
Daniel Dougherty, judge Henry F. How
lsnd. Erastus Wimau, and Consul G. W.
Griffin, of Melbourne, Australis.
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Woman smuggler selz d

NEW YORK, April 8.-Mrs. Anna
Parks, an inspectress of Surveyor Beattie's
force to-day seized from Mrs. Davis, pas
senger on the steamer Adriatic from Liver
pool, about three pounds of woolen yarn
which she had quilted into one of
her petticoats, thirteen yards of
dress goods sewed into an
other about twenty yards OF hsnnels
which had been wrapped around her little
daughter. Mrs. Davis is q resident Of
Minnesota and confessed to having snug
gled goods in this manner before. The
goods were sent to the seizure room.
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A Prominent Mason Commits Suicide.

EAsToN, PA, April s.-Jacob Sandt,
Eminent Commander of the Hugh De
Psyen Commandry, Knights Templar,
committed suicide at his home here this
morning by hanging. The act is believed
TO have been due to melancholy over the
return of an old sickness. He was in the
grocery business, and one OF Easton's most
respected citizens.
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MadInm sIade Ernoaed.

PORTLAND, Me, April S.-Slade, the
world-renowned medium, was exposed
here Saturday in the presence of we'll
known believers in spirituslism and citi-
zens of high standing. 1t was shown that
the states on which the spirits were to be
asked to write had the alleged messages
already written on them before the show
began. The faith of the believers is not
shaken. They lay it all TO 'evii spirits. "
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wEDDED AT SIXTY.
A kentucky Couple, Aged 60 Years, Run
Away From Home to Get Married.

kentucky Couple, Aged 60 Years. Run
Away From Home to Get Married.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 9.-Mr. James
Hunt and Mrs. Catherine Reynolds, Of
Henry county, KY, has been "courtin' -
for some time. Mr.. Hunt was hale and
goOdloOking widOwer of 60. He owned a
fertile farm, lot of fine live stock, and
had some money in the bank. Mrs. Rsy-
nOlds was a widow four years younger,
likewise gOOd-looking, and also the owner
of good farm and live stock. Both Mr..
Hunt and Mrs. Reynolds had children
grown and married, and these young peo-
pie were greatly opposed to their parents
marrying again. They did not delay in
informing the old people that they would
not consent to such a thing. They told
Mrs Reynolds snd Mr.. Hunt that they
were too old TO think of marrying, and
ought instead to be looking out for the fu-
ture of their children.
In obedience to the wishes of their chill
dren, Mr.. Hunt and Mrs. Reynolds post
pOned the marriage, but two months later
they again announced TO their children
that they thought it was time for the we'd
ding This raised greater storm than
ever, but the cid people concluded it was
time for them to acs, aud since their chill
dren would not let them marry at home
they planned an elopement
The othsr morning, very early, Mr..
Hunt took his two best horses out of the
stable. He did it very cautiously, in or
der to escape the observation of his eldest
daughter and her husband, who lived
with him. He galloped over to the farm
of Mrs. Reynolds who WAS waiting at the
barn for him. The two drove to the near
EST railrOsd station, where they boarded 3
train for this city, arriving at noon. They
took hurried dinner at the Farmers
Home, and, fearing pursuit, went over to
JeffersOnville, on the Indiana Shore, and
we're married by a magistrate.
Mr. and Mrs Hunt came back to the
farmers Home for supper, and the next
day started for Henry county, to ask the
blessing and forgiveness of their children.
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Rival. the whltechapeI OrImes.

HAMBURG, April 8.-The body of q boy
named Steinfatt was found at an early
hour this morning on road near this city.
The boy's throat had been cut and his
abdomen ripped open and bis entrails re-
moved. The body was otherwise shock
iugly mutilated. 1t had evidently laid
on the road throughout the night.
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Anburn. Ala.. Fec. Is. 1889.
RuckIen,a ArnIca salue

The best salve in ene world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ohilblains,
Corns aAd sll the Skin EruptioDsi and
positiVely cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed TO give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box
FOR sale by Logan q 90.
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A Rernlnr Rll1Lard ln VlrgInIa

NEW York, April s-The following dis
patch vas fled for the Associated Press
last Saturday afternoon, and was received
this morning;
"HARRrr0NBURG, Va, April 6.-The
worst snow storm Of the season is raging.
IL is a perfect blizzard. The snow is eight
or Ten inches deep and badly drifted. The
wind is blowing perfect hurricaue-fifty
miles an hour. The wires are all down
snd we have been cut OF from the outside
world for the last thirty-six hours"
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AMaIpractioe suit Ended.

Special Telegram to the Register ,.:.o
CAD1z. O., April SIN the maiprsc'lce
suit for So 600 dsmsges of Samuel M'
Grew sgsiust DR.. West, a prominent ply
.;c;an Of Hopedsle, this county, and father
81 ~ lanes ] West, editor of the Chicago
y Times, the jury returned verdict in favor
of the defendant.
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PTTsBURG. April s.-The employees Of
the Westinghouse Air Brake Works went
10 work at reduced hours to-day. The
works have scen rushed with orders and
for some time the employees worked time
and half time; but under the new rule in
order to keep al the men employed they
will work only eight hours per day. About
1000 men are affected by the change Of
hours.
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PONTIAC, MICH, April S.-Frank Harsh,
of Bloomfield, % years old, was to-day
riding in a road cart, driving a mare and
leading stallion. The stallion seized
him by the neck with his teeth, dragged
him out of the cart backWards, shaking
him terribly and stamping HIM to death.
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HEADS TO GO OFF.
Granger Rusk VIII Use His Hoe for De
oapItatLOp,

Granger Rusk VIII Uss HI5 HUo tut DH-
ospitatiOD,
WASHINGTON, April s.-Secretary Rusk
finds tie roll of employees of the Agricul-
tural Department 50 largely in excess of
the resources for the current year that un-
til after June 80 there will be far more dis
missals than appointments. 1t the seed
division, alone, eighty of the employees
have been dismissed and the force will be
still further reduced. Secretary Rusk
says he is determined that there shall be
no deficiency in his Department for Con-
gress to provide for If he can help it, and
be thinks he can.
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The Bows Must Beg Tobacco.

LANSING, MICH, April S.-The bill
prohibiting the sale of tobacco to minors
under seventeen, without the written con-
sent Of their parents or guardians, has
passed to the order of third reading, and
will likely become law. 1t will be fol-
lowed By an irOn-clsd bill prohibiting the
sale of cigarettes in any form, which has
many advocates.
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.,.,o crNraVisfs RaioicIng.

NEW YORK, April The woman suf-
frape party is rejoicing over the action OF
The United States Court of Claims in ap-
pOioting one Of its members, Miss Mary
Fl. Seymour, of this city, court commits
sioner for the whole country. The mem
hers hers of the psrty claim that the court has
TINS settled that woman can legally
hold Ofice.
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CHURCHGOERs Ar A PRIZE FIGHT
The Referee Calls the Nln a Draw and Has
TO Run for His Life.

The Referee OAlls the NIL DRAW anu hSs
to Run for His Life.
PEORIA, ILL, April s Shortly after
midnight Sunday morning, the steamer
Rescue left the wharf here with "Reddy"
Hennessey, Of Brooklyn, and Dan Gal
Iagher, of Ft. Worth, Tex, and about $50
sDorts. The hoat went up the river and
landed the party on WOodford county sOil.
Much time was lost in preparation, and II
was fully six o'clock when the len en-
tered the ring. The ring was pitched in
the public road, and everybody who passed
On their way to church waited TO see the
fight.
Gallagher was seconded by Harry Nc
Gov snd Jack Reagan, of Pittsburg, while
Thomas Dunn held the sponge for Hennes-
sey. In the sixth round Gallagher struck
Hennessey a terrific blow in the nose,
while the latter was down. The referee
called the battle draw, and was chased
to the cabin of the boat.
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To be PresIdent Of the PIttsburE & Western

To be President of the Pittsburg & Western
BALTIMORE, April S.-PrOminent Balti-
more and Ohio officials think that Henry
" Oliver, Jr., of Pittsburg, will be cleo
led TO the presidency of the PittsbuIg and
western railroad company, which Is now
vacant by reason of the sudden death OF
President James Gallery, on Friday last.
The Pittsburg and Western is an important
lake connection for the B. & o., snd ls
largely owned by the latter. Mr.. Oiiver
Il a large mill owner in Pittsburg.
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WINNIPEG, MAN, April s.-WOrd has
been received at Beginaw, n W. T., of q
destructive cyclone that struck the settle
ment Of Long Lake Saturday night Sew
eFal houses and barns were blown down
and legs were carried Fifty yards. No
casualties are reported. Prairie fires swept
a large area Of land north Of Regina Sat
urday night.
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Governor jackson Sick.

SALISBURY, MD, April Governor
Jackson is very sick man. He is suffer-
from erysipelas of the face. He bore the
Journey from Philadelphia yesterday quite
we'll. but had high fever to-day.
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rwo Tbou,snd women Voted.

DRTRo1T, April An examination Of
the poll lists of the districts in this city
shows that over 1000 'women voted for
school officers at the city election. They
were courteously received at the polls and
the latter. in most dintricts, were keptvery
auiet and orderly.
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iirs. Neu. Aged Eighty Years,
OF $50 900.

OF s35. 900.
&VN, April s.-Nothing
known Of tbs whereabouts Of P.
1e abscbcndi0g cashier Of the
a'na' Bank, Of this place. As near
r-r .''nednow, theamOant ofPratts
$4,000 from Mrs Nell. S45, 70
s.-5 81. Pari ard Minneapolis CORES
q. o. t'a Bank ard S25 600 raised by
s- ,- DIS own aud o.her people's s
.,.....' lo'S and Chicago correspond
,9e bank are Yes to be heard irom
r5 Us Nel vto nearly eighty years
a always trusted Pratt as 8 son and
-e.'' --1agement Of her Affairs almos,
% a.a taads. She can hardly be-
is.z.-e,. l7 has tobbed her, and attri-
ase "o1'-e 10 ile woman IN tne