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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-28
REPUBLICAN SENTIMENT.
How Congressman Look on the Mckinley
Bill.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-Thc Press
tomorrow viii publish the following:
The Philadelphia Press presents this
morning the most complete and care
ful poll Of the majority in Con
gress ever made by any newspaper. The
purpose was to ascertain the views OF
Individual members as to the necessity
Of passing tariff revision and rcduc-
tion bill as speedily as possible.
The result summarized is as follows:
Total number interviews. POO; total
number Republicans interviewed, l59.
Number Republicans who believe the
bill revising the tariff and reducing the
revenue must be passed before this
Congress adjourns, 20. Number now
ready to vote for the Mckinley bill as
it stands. 14l. Number who believe the
Mckinley bill is sure TO De made salts
factory to the party and the country by
amendments. and passed. lis. Number
who are not sure about it, =.
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THROUGH THE SIEVE.

Rear Admiral Henry Walker has sent ;
letter 10 Congress, asking that body for Q
vote of thanks for eminent services.
Marie Wainwright is i'll at Minneapolis
and unable 10 act.
A false prophet has appeared among the
Indians on the Tongue River Agency, anc
trouble is feared
Mr. Blaine, Mr.. Harrison, and probably
Mr.. Cleveland. will attend the Garfield
monument dedication.
In fire i'm the lTamarack shaft. No 3
Marquette. Michigan. John Williams and
John Rowe were burned fatally and John
Thomas seriously.
Casper Loer, chief clerk in the money
order department Of the Newark. y. J..
postOffice. has surrendered himself as de
faulter in the amount of 5000.
There was nearly a riot at the Metropolis
tan Ball Grounds New York. on account
Of the management refusing to refund gate
money when there was no game. The
money was finally refunded
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WAR ON TRUSTS.
North Carolins Way of Dealing With Busl-
ness Monsters.

RALECu. y. c.. April 27.-Thc last
Legislature passed an act to prohibit
trusts iu this State and 90 provide fer
the punishment of persons connected
wsth them. One section of the act pro-
Vidc> that persons or corporations or
their agents forming or attempting to
form q trust in this State, or the agent
of amy trust in any state who shall at
tempt to carry on operations I'm this
State. shall Doe guilty of misdemcanor.
and upon conviction may be fined not
moro than $4,000. or may be imprisoned
not more than ten years for each oiienSe.
40 oxford yesterday the grand jury
found bills against j. NJ. Currin, buyer
for kimbal N Co.. of New Pork, manu-
facturers of cigarettes and owners of
stock boo the American Tobacco Com
nauy. and also against W.. Duke. sons *
Go. and Allen IS Guter a lively time
6, expected 40 the term of the court.
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4 Spring Medicine.

The druggists claim that people call
daily for the new cure for consumption
and sick headache, discovered by DR..
Silas Lane while In the Rocky Noun
tains. II is said 10 be Oregon grape
root ia great remedy in the far West for
those complaints combined with simple
herbs. and is made for Use by pouring
on boiling water 20 draw out the
strength. 1t sells at 80 cents a package,
and IS called Lanes Family Medicine;
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scn.ntinnn1 E,nnsnrc Promised.

BERLIN. April 21-A tremendous seusa-
tiou is about being afforded the German
capital bya trial for bribery that is ex-
pected 20 reveal the most astonishing facts.
The curtain that has covered certain
corrupt practices for number Of years
will now be withdrawn, and unsuspected
corruption in the imperial naval depart
mcnt brought 20 light.
II is alleged that the Government has
been robbed of immense sums, and that a
host of naval officials and reputable firms
are implicated. the firms receiving pay for
goods that never We're bought. or for goods
imported from England and Oyervalucd.
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AMUsEMENTS.
The Great Hermann Tonight.

II is hardly necessary % say much about
Hermann, the renowned prestdigtateur,
who will be az the Opera House this eve
ming add tomorrow evening. He will Boz
accompanied by Nine. Hermann, as usual,
and also by Abdul Khan, the Oriental IA
kir "Florine," ," Child Of the Air, his latest
masterpiece. will no doubt find many ad
mircrs in this city She floats, walks.
turns soinersaults jumps the hoop, and all
i'm the air Crcmations, weird and ON
chanting. is perhaps the greatest dclusion
ever produced by this famous man. The
New Black Art. by Nine. Hermann, Ab-
dul Khan and Mr. Hermann, will also br
received with wonderment and awe The
children will be- especially interested in
this remarkable performance. Reserved
seats are ON sale at Houses music store.
and judging from the sale up 10 date both
performances viii be- largely attended
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ECnn.umntlon IncnrabIee

Read the f0Il0Wlng. Mr. Z. IT. MOTIFS
Newark. Ark. says. WAS down with alb
scess Of lungs. and friends and physicians
pronounced me an iucurable c0nsumptive.
Began taking DR.. King New Discovery
for Consumption am now ou my third bot
tie. and able 10 oversee the work on my
farm. It's the finest medicine ever made. '
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur. o., says
Had IL not been for Or. King New Dis
c0yery for Consumption I would have died
of Lung Troubles Was given up by doe
tors. Am now In best Of health Try H.
Sample bottle free at Logan * Co. drug
store
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browning NJ rort.month.

PoRrsWorrH. O.. April 27-This morn
ing George Baumaun, an cmployc OF
Marsh's b0ttliug works, drove two-hOrse
team down the wharf 10 the river lie lost
control of the horses and they otinto deep
water Baumau and the two horses were
drowned Marsh's son, "a lad of r. years,
who could not swim, was swept down the
river beneath the water, but rcappcarci
fifty yards below and was rescued by %
boatman Baumanns body has not yet
beeh recovered
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Minister Lincoln has been am Interested
listener to AN the debates ou the Irish Land
bill
Gladstone and Salisbury dined together
recently No political significance is at-
tached 10 the fact
Rev DR. Spurgeon and Rev DR. Willard
Parker of London, are engaged m %
squabblc concerning some remarks The
latter made concerning SpurgcOn.
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rn.llmnnInI 10 Frank HennIg.

Rescrved seats Tor Frank Hennig's boue-
fit at the Opera House on Wednesday aft
ernoon and evening will be- put on sale a.
Hause's music store this morning, and
there is sure 10 be quite "a rush for them
Those who desire good seats should
20 early Mr. koene will put
an two of his strongest plays
T.ouis XI In the afternoon and Rich
ard IN I'M the evening lu the former play
Mr. Hcnnig plays Coitier the Kings ply
sician. and Dee has received iiattering no
tices an over the country ou his persona
tion of the character. ln the evening he
will do Richmond and Henry VI
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UNFAIR DISCRIMINATION.
An Important Decision by the Interstate
Commission.

WAsHNGroN, April 27.-The Inter
State Commerce Commission decided
yesterday the case Of Stone S Carter vs.
the Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwau-
kec Railway Company in favor of com
plainauts. This case involves the qucs-
tion of the lawfuncsS Of free carriage of
frcights by railroad companies to and
from one station on their lines and
shippers places of business. when such
free carriage is not given TO shippers at
another station on the same line taking
the same grouped rate. The Commis-
sion rules that the practice is in effect
the giving of rebate from the regular
published tariff rate, and. i'm this case,
also violates the long and short haul
clause of the law.
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Inler.. nIIarIl, company ro.NIsht

This evening this famous musical come
DIV will be- presented at the Grand. Mr.
Ioder and his company ARE great iayorites
here The Erie Di.prfch says "Chdrlee
A. Loder's musical comedy, Hilarity, had
the largest house Of the season. 'Hlldrty
fulfus the aims of the author in that ~
furnishes a continuous fund Of amusement
from beginning 10 end, and the audience
last NIGHT was loud and liberal in its ap-
plause. The company supporting Mr. 10
der is one Of the best eyer seen here iu "a
musical comedy. All were good, no stick
among them. and they shall always be- wei
come in Erie.
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which make up sound politics and good
government. then, as the Constitution
and principles Of our American sys-
TEN always intended, the voter, wheth-
er white or black, will contribute his
share to the government Of all, and the
hopes which were at the foundation Of
all our great sacrifices will be finally
and completely fulfilled.
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A RAIN OF ICE.
Baltimore Visited by "A Terrific Hail
storm.

BALTIMORE, MD, April -. - The
heaviest hail storm on record In thi'
city passed over Baltimore from north
west to southeast between 3:i5 and &
.. m. to-day. Many thousands Of win
dows IN the city were broken. the dam
age being confined mainly to the west
crn exposure. Many runaways are re-
ported. Some horses and carriages were
abandoned i'm the streets, their owners
leaving them TO seek shelter. u is
probable that a number Of people were
Injured. as the stones were very large.
some measuring more than two inches
in diameter and weighing more than
four ounces each. The extent OF the dam
age has not yet been asccrtained. but IL
must have been very great.
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Magnificent Shooting Exhibition To be
Held az Columbus.

'i.Nlaa At.ra' Aatl 'N .Ne At4teltI+
CoIUNmUS. o.. April 27.-The Amer
lean Shooting Association tournament
viii be held here this wcek-April 80
and May and 2-and viii be attended
by famous shots from all parts of the
United States, among whom may be
mentioned the following: Rouo lieikeS,
Dayton; Al. Bandle, Ciuciunati Ed.
Taylor. Cucinnati; Paul Marth,
Cleveland; II. A. Pcnrose. Cory,
Pennsylvania; Harvey McMurphy,
Syracuse. y. y: Scott Mcdonald, Day
ton. Dr. Root. Toledo; a. IL. Whitney,
Phelps y. y; II. A. Tucker, Meriden,
Conn; A. G.. Courtney. Syracuse; w. IL.
Wo.sJencraft. Phi.adeiphia; Jim Stice,
Jacksonville. Ind, and G.. w. Budd, De>
Moiues. Ia. I'm addition 90 these dele
cations are expected from Cincinnati.
Dayton, Springfield. Toledo. Cleveland,
Alliance, CreStIine BucyruS Marion.
Gallon and many other places.
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PROTESTANT UNIVERSITY.
Bishop Hurst's scheme Widened to Include
All SeCtS.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The initia-
tive taken by Bishop Hurst and other
leading clergymen Of the MethodistS
looking to the establishment Of ma
tional university has, as it now appears,
commended itself to nearly all of the
denominations, and the prospects are
that the movement will resolve itself
into general one of Protestant denom-
nations. instead of one merely of the
McthodistS. A committee has been APP
pointed to solicit funds in this city for
the purpose of purchasing 20 acres
which have been secured rs the site. and
the members of that committee include
practically all of the Protestant clergy
men of every denomination having hold
I'm LII. L.IfN
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Sunday Base Bail.

AT Louisville-Louisyille :, Toledo 3
hits. Louisville -, Toledo :; errors. Louis
vile ., Toledo 3.
At St Louis-St Louis II, Columbus
attendance 5.5t4: base hits St Louis :
Columbus 4: errors, ST. Louis 3, Colum
bus .: batteries. Stivetts and Earle, Cast
right and Bligh.
At Brooklyn >, Rochester 8
attendance 1900: hits, Rochester >, Brook
Iyu ;: errors. Rochester >, Brooklyn 3
batteries. Rochester. McKeOgh and Cali
han: Brooklyn, Toole and Toy.
At PHILADELPHIA Athletics >, Syracus,
2 attendance 1900: hits. Athletics ;, Sy
racuse 6: errors, Athletics 3. Syracuse ,
batteries. Price and Can't, Casey ans
Rriur.
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CLARKsoN's DENIAL.
lie Says He Never Talked of Quay's Alleg-
ed Resignation.

PrrrSBURG. April 2G.-Assistant Post
master General ClarkSon said last even
ing. concerning telegram from Wash
ngton. that he was authority for the
statement that Senator Quay would re-
sign from the craftsmanship Of the Re
publican National Committee: You
can emphatically deny that assertion
for me. never said anything of that
kind to any person"
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NIoKwlrroN. AE5.. April "a seusa-
lion has been produced hero by the dispatch
from Los Angeles stating that Tom Hooper
WAS probably the man who killed John NJ.
CLAYTON The widow of Hooper lives lu
NorriIton. aud iu au interview to-day
stated Chat when Clayton was killed her
husband was sick 40 home, which state
ment can be corroboratcd oy their family
physician. DR. smith, of Los Angeles.
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CRY or MEXICO. April 25.-Thc Flower
Feast. on combat of flowers, began at four
o'clock this afternoon. One hundred thou
sand people were ou the promenade of la
Reforma and the Avenida Juarez. In addl-
t.1n t0 nearly five hundred unadorned car
rilsoS containing sightsecrs. there were
over forty carriages adorned with flowers
and ribbons. and fully one thousand horse
men added gayety to the scene.
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WORK OF THE WEEK.
The House and senate Programmes Brief
" Outlined,

WASuNGToN. April 21.-The Senate To-
morrow will resume consideration of the
land grant forfeiture bill with the eXpecta
tion of coming 10 a vote upon it before ad
journment. 1t is theintention Of its friends
10 have it disposed Of by Tuesday night in
any event After that will come
up the customs administrative
bin and this will probably
bly fin out the remainder of tue week
The silver bill is the next measure Of gen
eral interest in the order of business, and
it will be taken up this week if any time
remains. Although the Republican caucus
of the Senate have not yet agreed upon all
the details Of silver bill, it is believed
that a measure which they will all support
will be prepared for the consideration of
the Senate by the time that body is ready
10 entertain H.
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LILY AND FRED ARE OUT.
Mrs. Langtry and Mr.. Gebhardt Tire Of
Each Other.

LoNpoN. April 97.-lt is now openly
announced that Mrs. Langtry and Fred
die Gebhardt are "out, and that the
Jersey Lily is receiving the attentions
OF Lord Lurgan. an lri>h-English peer.
He follows her around with aiIcctionato
devotion, and cntcrlainS her at clabo.
rate dinners and suppcrs, al which
brother guardsmen and a sister of Mrs.
Langtry. beautiful woman Of about
thirty. are also guests These dinners
are given at Lord Lurgan's residence.
I3 James Place, which is only a stones
throw from Mrs. Langtry's theatre.
Lord Lurgan is handsome and wealthy
bachelor OF thirty-two. His family
name is Brownlow. and the title was
created in 1859.
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IN TIE HOUSE.

The failure of the House TO pass the Leg
islative appropriation bill Saturday leaves
it % come up tomorrow as unfinished bust
ness. The present intention is TO press the
silver bill, and il viii probably be called
up ON "a resolution 10 be reported by the
Committee on Rules allowing two days iof
it's discussion Carving out the caucus
plan the Pension Committee is to be given
a dav for the consideration of the Service
Pension bill. and the Committee ON Public
Buildings is to have the same privilege, m
order 10 dispose of the bills it has reported
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NEW YoRK, April 27-The will Of Presi-
dent Jenkins. Of the Manhattan News Com
panv. giving 800 600 20 his young widow
which was contested by Mrs. jenkins Sis
ter. was admitted to probate in the Surro-
cate Court at Staten Island yesterday
Mrs Hunter alleged that the testator made
his will on his dcath-bed, when his mind
was not clear The young widow was Mr.
Jenkins tvDeWritCr
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cnntain bowling. AppoIntees.

CoIUNBUs, April 27.-Captain Dowiing
the new State oil inspector. has rendered
deputvships as follows. Cincinnati, ID. J
Dallas: that of Cleveland. 10 Sheriff EC
SAWYER: that Of Springfield. TO Captain d
G. Ballentine. and that Of Columbus, 70 f
W. Levering
No other provisions Tor filling the remain
ing positions have been made by the new
inspector.
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NoIIonor for thirsty Immigrants.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has issued an order prohib-
iting the sale of liquor i'm the barge Office,
New York. This action is based upon the
petition of "a number of temperance and re
iieious organizations of New York, who
represented that the sale OF liquor there IS
dcmoralZng 10 the newly-landed lniinl-
frr..tvfe
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The Fmperor and His Grandma.

BERLIN. April 26-The Emperor spent
the dav with Queen Victoria, at Darmstadt
today, The Queen received q deputation
from the German dragon regiment. ol
,vbirh she is an honorary colonel.
The National ZeibHy says that the labor
hin fixes the maximum Of womens work al
eleven hours q day
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MARIE'S LITTLE ~AD."

Mis-, Wainwright Had No HcmorrhaCe
of the Brain.
CWCAGo, April 21.-Miss NaricNain-
wright arrived here this morning. and
WIS much surprised to learn of The
alarming reports OF her condition. sent
from Minneapolis on Saturday night.
Miss Wainwright said that she had not
had amy hcmorrhagc of the brain. and
that all she had been suffering from was
am attack of neuralgia.
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by THEIR DEMANDS.
Iiia Carpenters Resolve TO stand
Firm.

Philadelphia Carpenters Resolve to Stan,
Firm.
PHILADELPHIA. April 27.-At a meet
ing Of carpenters. last night. delegate,
representing / 900 union carpenters ont
OF total number Of men in that trad,
in this city Of about 5000 were present
Resolutions were adopted pledgina
themselves scyerally and collectively tC
maintain the demand for 35 cents an
hour, and 10 insist upon payment Of thai
sum ON and after the first Of May.
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JONES TOOK WATER.
The Only samuel Compelled to Make an
Humble Apology.


CHARLOTTE. y. c., April 27.-Sam
Jones preached TO three immense audi
enccs here to-day. lie created much in-
dignation in the forenoon by denounc-
ing the 2Oth Of May celebration OF the
Mccklcnburg Declaration OF Iudcpend-
ence as founded on "a myth and nothing
but "a drunken frolic. The 20th OF May
is a legal holiday in North Carolina.
HE APOLoGlzEp.
At the sermon tonight Mr.. Jones said
that his charge in the afternoon that the
Mecklenbcrg Declaration of Independ-
cnce IS a myth, he had since learned was
am cgrcgious error. lie apologizcd hum
bly, for slandcring a noble people and
said those Philadelphia people had i'm
posed ON him In the matter and when he
got back To Philadelphia again hc would
stamp the feathers out of them for inn
posing ON him about the Mecklcnbcrg
Declaration Of Independence.
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CmcGo. April 21-Fuuy 1000 pacSing
house men by unanimous vote decided
this afternoon to 60 out on strike nurs-
iay unless their request Tor an elght-nour
dlr is complied with. Tho announcement
af the vote was followed by deatcnmg
cheers
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ned Rlvcr Cron. pc.troyed.

PARIS. TEXA~, April 27.-There was
thirty-one feet Of water IN Red river az
Arthur City. this morning. and fl was
still rising rapidly. The bottoms are
all oyerilowed and the crops are dcS-
| trnNnl
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HE BOSSES NO MORE.
Il. !.

John j. O'Brien. of New York, Dies Very
suddenly.
NEW YoRK. April 27.-JohnJ. O'Bricn,
the Republican leader Of the Eighth As
scmbly district died this morning at
Bacdcr's Hotel. ON Concy Island.
Mr. O'Bricn was born IN the Tenth
ward Of this city June Il. 1872. He
was at one time a bookkecper for A. T.
Stewart. leaving this place TO act as
private secretary for eX-Collcctor Thos.
Murphy. The Office OF Chief Of the
Bureau Of Elections he held until last
February. The funeral will be- on
Wednesday.
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THEY Will FIGHT.


Charges Against Hilton.
NEW YORK. April "A rumor va,
current Yesterday THAT indictments had
been found against COL John A. Cooke
rim. Julius Chambers aud City Editor
Graham of the World Tor certain publi-
cation, relative to.thc late Stewart will
case. which were alleged to reflect upon
cV-Judgc Henry Hilton
Mr. Julius Chambers said t0 q rcpor-
ter that neither he nor his colleagues
named had received amy iutimation OF
indictments having been found against
thcm. and did NOT believe the report.
but if thc indictments We're found they
were ready for business and would make
. strong frht.
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CLEVELAND. o.. April 25.-The Garfield
memorial statue has been placed iu position
in the monument IL Is without "a law,
though 10 came all the way from FLORENCE
Italv. DO IS of marble. ten feet high Rates
win be reduced 20 half fare on Decoration
Dav. the dav OF dedication
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ST. LOUIS Mo. April 27-Jay Gould
and party arrived in ST. Louis to-day from
the West, and will leave for New York
either tomorrow night or Tuesday morn
ing Mr. G0uld's health is much improved
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LURAY CAVE SOLD.


syndicate.
LrE>Y. Va. April 21.-Thc Valley
Land and Improvement Company has
Just been organized uuderan act of the
last Legislature. with the following
named officers. D. f. Kagy, Presidents
o.. G.. Marshall. Vice President: I. l..
NcCorkle. Secretary. and H. VI. Kerr,
Treasurer. The Luray Ian aud Cave
have been purchased by the new com
nanv and viii shortly pass into its con-
trUI and management.
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THE WHITE FEATHER.
he National League shows 1t First in the
Rase HalI World.

Tho NGti0nnI LcAEuc NnOWN X IIIsI III IIIt
Base BalI World.
CmcAGo. April 27-The National
League made a change Of front last
night deciding TO open the Chicago
series next Tuesday instead Of Saturday.
thus avoiding a conflict with the Play
ers League. Secretary Brunell, Of the
PLAYERS League. said to-day that his or
rauization would make no move TO meet
This latest action of the rival body, add
ing that the Players League schedule
was made 10 stay.
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A co.orcd man named Alex Anderson
was ferrviugt lady over Buckhamon river.
u Upshur county. o. short time ago. when
the boar was upset and Anderson was
drowned The lady had q narrow escape.
being rescued with difficulty.
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Rn..lnn Pri.on Congres..

ST PErER~BuRG. April 27-The Prisons
Council will open on June -. The Prince
of Oldenburg will preside. Three hundred
delegates will be- present.