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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-03
EL1lo, NEVADA, SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1890.
THREE NOTED WIDOWS.
Frcsh Gossip Abou. Mrs. BnccIIcr, aIrl
Custer and liT.i. Grant.

Frcsh Gossip Abou. Mrs. EHccIicr, AIRS.
Custer and Airi. Grant.
Mrs. Henry Ward Bccchcr has re-
turned from Florida, and i3 seen on tho
atrccts occasionally, little figure,
slight, whitc-h2ircd crd folded in
black shawl. When met her yestcr-
day, says . Now York correspondent 10
tho Post Dispatch, there wag tho faint
est touch Of pink OF her checks, giving
her that delicate, Ghcll-lil:c beauty
which sometimes goes with soft white
skin ard wE!to ctrlg. She had = bunCh
OF iilicl Of tho valley pinned on her bc-
SOM. Within tho block passed another
woman whose proximity riadc r.c lovls
about clarified. Iiad 5hc recognized tho
daughter OF Victoria Woodhull? I
thinli not. Neither had tho pretty Zulu
ManG recognized her. y new generation
has grown up. and in any case, there
would rot have been any thing dramatic
about tho Cncontrc. Yet meeting tho
t"o brought back old memories. Mrs.
Bccchcr's rooms are fun of pictures Of
her hrsband-as the young lover, in tho
primo OF life, ~ ho was tho year be died
and most of these pictures arc SO
placed that tho trail OF vino, the petals
OF = flower, Carcs3 tAcrl. Her inter
csts in life aro largely tho things that
Interested hiri, or that Ghc believes 8
would, If he wcrc Eow living, meet his
approval. She gives = helping hand 20
tho brooklyn WoG!an'5 Health Protect
i've Association, which wiahc3 70 clean
the streets OF 4 dirty city.
On tho Same day passed within the
hoUr two other widow5-AIrs. Custer, in
bicc!; drcaG and with winning eyes, and
.irl. Juiia Dent Grant, who docs not
wall; FAR, but was crossing tho Gidcwall;
frCn her carriage. MrD. Custer has the
record, | believe, OF never making IN
acquaintance who does not wish TO be-
COME = friend. She walks tho pave
m"nts with = splcndidly free step, IN
which ono could almost fancy = rem
iniccnca OF tho plains. a moro brcgaic
explanation i io,.:;i in her lroad-suicd.
c2lnOa-5cnSc shoes. Sho Is devoted -
hcr husbands memory and absorbed il
hcr literary occupations.
hire. Grant looks we'll and kindly. and
stoutcr than Is altogether bccominr.
Queen Victoria. however, i9 ncghicr,
and Mrs. Grant dresses in better taste
than Queen Victoria. l fancy not lauch
cTcdCnco 10 to be given 10 tho report
thn; Ghc will 20 10 EnglaGd and live
with Mrs. Sarto:is. All her iatcrcsts
arc on this side Of tho water. Another
report. Gwen lees probable. says that Gho
has plans for volu:aiuous literary pro-
duction. When .8hc has finished tho
"reminiscences which now engage her,
which will DO practically her auto
biography, IL Is moro than doubtful il
she sets about any further labor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-03

Eho Carson Triburo says: Gnfor-
Mnnteiy nll tho advertising Nevada
has cvcr had has bccn in denial oflior
agricultural capabilities. Tho IA.
nous report Of oS-U. s.. Surveyor.
General Powning that NOWADAYS pui !.
a'c domain consists Of non.agricultn.
ri' land ID yet reiorro1 to and bo.
'iaved L, TO gast
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
The HlGHWAYMAN FLED.
A Couple OF Pedestrians Who Were Un'
able to Come to an Cnde-~tanSinS.

A Couple OF Pedestrians Who Were Cos
able to Come to an Unde-xtanSinS.
Footpad presenting piston-Fork
over your rhino, and be quick about 1t.
Near-Sighted Bostonian-Beg pardon?
(sternly)-"No monkeyingl Unlimber!
Produce tho scadsi"
Pardon ne, bat do not exactly ap-
prehend the drift OF your"
Cheese your patteri Don't you see
Two got the drops Unload your boodleF'
''I am totally at q loss, my dear sir, to
perceive tho relevancy of your observa-
tions or to"
''Clap q stopper On your CAB and
whack up, or III let 'er speak! Turn
out your bundle quickl Get a squirm
on you!"
''Is there any peculiarity IN the ex'
formal seeming OF my apparel or de-
meanor, sir, that impels you, total
stranger, to"
"Once moro, yon dash-bedashed bloke,
will you uncork that swag?"
(Hopelcssly bewildered) My friend,
confess my utter inability to gather
any coherent idea from tho fragmentsrJ
observations ron have impaired. There
is something radically irroconcilablc
and incapable Of correlation in the 70.
cebularies with which ne enaesvor to
mako the reciprocal or correspondent tial
Interchange % our ideas fntclhgible,
You will pardon me If suggest that
synchronixstion Of purpose is equally
indispensable with honogeDeity oil
cerebral impression, rs we'll as parallel
Ism of idiom and"
But the highwaynan had 1ea ia dis
aay Chicago Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
$4,000 REWARD.

While i. 10 not claimed that Electro Ozons vii
cure everybody sid every disease, IL IS claimed
That = has cured many cases that had been
conceded incuraeie ard that Il never has failed
where treatment vss continued II anyone
d0ubts this a1d desires 70 - cured Jet them
cozne ard acccpf ths following, vbicb IS offered
tn gscd fs,,h ss . revsrs for scese tbst cannot
be cures By g. provided Rat The organs or thr.T
tRC,sou have not been destroyed by 6sesse.
neglect o. Improper treasuaent. The o1er Is eo1s
a. the msn-F 70 Be sepoSited under written
condition that vii admit CT Do oEibbing
81 ,eoe for sny case of Cstarrb Catarrhal Deaf
sess, Consumption, Brcnohitis oo1ssh Ho.rse.
pess CT core throat that Electro O-cDe Ozouste6
ass Neaicss~d Ar vii rot czsre.
500 for anr esse of DTsFepeia, fnsis~-t on,
Ocu~tscssins - szs<s*es ~ tbe over, stornsc5 80
bs~ee tax Eieotre ozone remedies O. sTTaa1-
ces WI net cr-r-
Al. 900 foT nnr os.e q H.srs pisesse or es
ease - tse nerves blood sstz- bones E,flsclss,
tezscss lissraenss q tcfBts fhst Electro f)zona.
Oa0zates as6 Nsdicat4S Ar OF Electro CA.Ui
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81, 900 for snT csse % kidney Disease n "a
So Disease, womb OF Ovarian Disease or ~.
esss q fss Ur~tsa yhefbeT sty1ct7rs - Ffeet
thas Electrs- Cesrzicsl Trsstus-t VII bot pa
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

% tho throne. Marsha MzcATgnon
TANKS. there Is no hope that France
RAY get back her provinces psaoeably
IA tie near future. Had young Will
fRras' father, however, lived 70 execute
the foreign policy he had in his mind.
France would have recovered Alssce
and Lorraine without the firing OF . shos
or the spilling Of drop of blood
''On the day after the battle Of So
dan, " says tho Marshal, In explanation
of his unique opinions, the Crown
Prince Fredexick called on nc. ! could
not receive him on account OF my
wounds. bat d'Abzzo, my adjutanI saw
hin and talked with him. and on the
following day related the conversation
70 me. The Prussian general stan az
uected the war to end very soon. and
hid no idea that Paris GOULD offer much
reststance. Tho Crown Prince Freder-
ick said: Herr Won Moltke Is. in ny
opinion, about TO make grave mistake.
He wishes 70 compel you 70 oedc 70 Us
part Of your territory ] gave my
views on the matter, aad declared held
such q proposal TO bs bad error. Il
think know the French, and that they
could forgive every thing except just
such q orippling OF their country. As
soon rs thoy regained their strength.
after thus losing territory, they would
try 70 get back all they had lost. They
would therefore always bo threatening
the peace and safety of Prussia These
] words OF the Crown Prince, reported 70
me by d'Abzac. impressed re dceply. l
hevc never forgotten them am sure
that Frederick, as Emperor. would not
have altered his viows, but would have
been true to his former conviction
that the annexation OF Alsaoe and Lo-
I raine was q permanent obstacle TO my
4 reconciliation of France and Germany.
/ Under hina Stofiel's proposal for Fran
oo-Gcrman alliance could have been con-
aidered seriously. Now 1t il out Of the
question"
All OF tho German tailics arc trying to
prove that the old Frenoh soldier Is at
tempting to manufacture history and
that Unser Fritz mover made any such
utterances as those attributed TO him by
/ IA hzac
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

TIE OLD Jersey MAE UrABrs TO Is
cAPE rnoA A rEzzK HoUs sPEzcH
with ve4shsr-5eatcn tees. and over
l4dsn Win luggage
Tho mutual soquzintsnos said; Il
won10r what osan try tAsy cane from :"
Aichola= Muller, Jr., who Ia an expert
Ia such matters. replied: They ass
Sor~SgiAns."
'-oh. no. broke IN Judge Campbell.
you're OF there. They are Sweden
borgisnA can tell them by their
clothes"
AnosAs< Congressman told good
story Of Judge CampbslL While the
Judge was q member OF Congress. thero
was treaehsry In one Of tho Assembly
districts composing his Congressional
district The newspapers wero oom-
nsating on It's ereo; upsa tho tudge's
future political prospects. A brother
member, upon meeting him. expressed
. fear that I, would bo - damaging that
Mr.. Campbell would DO defeated, IL re-
nominated.
.'oh, no. replied the Judge, with ths
utmost confidence. II know myself,
and know nay people. Pve been read
ing poetry lately. The poets always
get tilings right There's ono verss
written by Q fellow named Tcnnysor
tha. Just suits my oAse. don't %
lieve you ever beard L. TIA this:
"-,dea nay coma and men may SO.
Bat say here forever"
Then torning 70 his brother membe,
he raised both hands and said: "Yor
cen bet that my house is not built upoI
rock OF sand"
Judge Campbell was one Of tho mos
popular mon In tho House A mor'
genial and obliging gentleman neve
breathed. He was particularly anabli
20 new menborA In the last Congress
/ he introduced a new member to Gov
ernor Gear, who represents the oil
First district OF Iowa Tho Goverrc-
who Is fully as gcntal as the Judge
shook hands with the new aoqusintanc'
and said: oh, yes, / remember you per
fectly. You wore mem Der OF the Las
Honse."
''Oh, no, Governor" Judge Campbell
remarked; 'he is o new member. Your
entirely of This House Is virgin
forest to him"
The Representative. who ovcrhear'
the remark, hsre broke in with the in
quiry: What is 4 virgin forestP"
"a virgin forest" Mr.. Campbell re
sponded, - virgin forest t-t-sAo
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17


coursA any man knows what = virgin
forest is-a virgin forest Is"
Hero no bersn 20 move his hands Al
though M was working buu-wheeL
"a virgin forest is a place-well, its
q place where the hand OF man has
never put his foot"
One Of The best incidents Of the
Judges career in Congress occurred just
after the violent debate IN the Senate
between Senators ingalls, and Voorhees,
The words informal liar" dirty dog"
"villainous scoundrel' and other epi-
thets vero freely used Two days sster-
ward Judge Campbell vns callod out OF
the House By an importunate constitu-
ent On bis return he entered through
the main door. A violent spat between
two members was in progress Tho
Judge was half way down the aisle
when the word 'fiar- vas used-
Throwing both hands alott- hs shou ted
in shrill falsetto voice: "MT. Speaker.
Parliamentary inquiry"
The Speaker raped With bis Fsvei
and said. Tho gentleman rises 70 =
parliamentary inquiry. He viii state
st."
Is this tho United s.ates Senate
Chamber Mr. Campbell screamed
The House broke into loud gHfaw
and the laughter continued for O minute
or more. Il broke up The row between
the i-ats Rspresen tstivss. who slunk 20
their seats before The 11e-riment sub
%i-ad 49, CrDssrrvas
MvkysA. King Of Uganda. who has
accepted Christianity. Is tbe nan vho
used % have a few wives slsGTh tore 4
betore breakfast now and thsn. He has
slso killed number of missionaries.
His reformation gives civilization =
great boost in Africa
TEosE who have ben purrling their
brains - End something Ia the shape oi
a reason Tor the alarming increase of d.
vorce cases - late can nov take men
"a rest u has Just been os3cislly an
nouneed that over forty Thousand Won
en in this couatrT joia>a cooking classes
last 7ear
WE'RE is RE dsshin1 bczrder rAa
rsed 20 be the life u the table VIXEN I
vas here Before. Ms. Lfverro-s7" asked
a. I'D patr'a q shs house, sddrsssinz
the laadlsdy- 7 married hin. vas re
saiet repiy "Inieedi Re was ere Il
the srFizhtlisst fellows I ever net, al
~aTs bubbhnz ever with SPIRITS sa3
chock fAl - Sno-ies Hes svzT from
kor-s- I suppose, hs-rnt ser lin
si1ce I rstarzeS- Hes a. hone. -
hss asver ss-a away" "Inde~d vse-s
= =. thea'' Hss IA sss nscsss rasn-
rs &Shes'
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

your steak and onions. When you got
tho check for IL IL Will take your breath
away"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

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n s.--a.s sls.- 1sazEs -AE4zs-sil zl<4s12s
Msla-s. n. .cd assze4@l sss sz>sn&.nss
~s-s scAzessx 60 sas $500 - Ia Assor
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u tz1za4sx.Ets es2s - &0@e-sF
T.sy .scs ssrszx t@zsE- Asixs< f@i1sss
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17


ne vsa--aar 1stAs Hess she bssn-
sonsauer q ne E-sx ne -cbitslng's
rnzstlczsor of TIA Glif >a@tss and the
tsrrzpia ldmirzsr q khs Lsssera shers
retail May an aEassiag story shlLs
zzlsckiaz snsir lips oar t1ei< oesr. ies-
's11s4 whisky o. champagne Ths-s
~zrs gF=4s many u these ssOriss t7i1
Il TIE rsseszraGt 4zzlzg tAs OxiAaoGas
Gsb@sA
One good ssory q good Hsnn always
brlngs 01s another ~ The SANE n&E-
oas q Co4snsl Diez wtnsersmith. %
Esntaeky -As rstAtie1 Il -As szid
saas aos lOng ss0 20 vsns - John
Chambsrdn's hotel for breakfast Hs
INDUCED In baefsreak and oni0as The
STEAK Ess sacoulsns sna shsOnlons were
srisp snd not yrsAsY- Tie Coi0asl en-
,0yed khe meal hagely. Aftsr swallow
tag al extra suP ~ ooTes 10 called for
hls check Il sm5ansed - over two
dollars Hs protested ssrennously. say
sag that II vas an outrageous price
John Chamber laughed az hln and
offered - -chalk hls isat % The Colonel,
howsvsr, With true Kentucky haassar.
refused 10 tavce. as p4i4 she ball
NOt long sfserEsrd an soqaaincAnss en-
tered no r~staarank Turning - tho
Colonel. hs said:
MY appetite IA a little OF this nom
Ing / hardly know what 20 order for
breakfast
The Colonel advissd hin 70 try beef
s,oak aud 0nioaA
There Is nothing more palataole.
his friend responded. and nothing that
would satisfy ny apostle 90 we'll bat
/ have % attend several ashionsblo re-
eepEtoas this afternoon. and ! am afraid
tAat sho onions will saint Tny breath
'Thas needn't trouble you." the
Colonel replied sit down and ordsi
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
MARSHAL IMAGINATION.
Ne T.rls Decidedly Czrs~-s st~re sssvs
sAe late Emperor rrea~-lok.

~ sNAr R>~sae04r t7rt~-s "f~rf eNe~f
sAs Este Emperor rr~a~rick.
Soaue tine a0o Colonel stoTei. sn az
tsorsty ia ths military a@Airs a FrzDos
ard Hernany, published IN Paris .
Ys1aps ~ concerning tie possibility ard
fcasi ntiftT - = FrAnco-(lorTos1 alliance
arssnst S1ssisa pan-sla~iszz ard R7ssisn
haros,ts-a ssnsvzll7 II. ~ rsss rors
of such Al alliance CoEonel s4oTsl szi3.
vas tnss Germany sbovi5 return -
Frenee her lost provino~S The~ese-sl
dtscessson - Colouef seorsTs novel
iaeas ~ss inter-Epsei y s-suts -
greater ir17o~1anoe a Berlin and Paris.
hss Is sss e~er r--ivsd bv sozse rsshe-
s~.~ssonA oov7zaens O. = by - ~s-e--
49, ssrsoa5 NseXs6or. sinoe tie 49,
ccsssna - "a 7-ese@s GA<r~<s Ezoszo7
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17

Physologists say that the older man
grows the smallor his brain becomes-
This explains why the old man knows
nothing snd the young one every
thinu
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-17
A sEASCE u c0SGRESS
Gsgczzs Good Stories Hssa<sod Il
ia H1uss Rss12uran<

a-z <z4Abs. EAsss "a EAs Okl.Ass@ass D.
ksss-cs. z@.z Dts< S-4s-ss---4-as Sg<a--
tsa ~ gshs Cks1as@ri1a.--tszaaSs TIA
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-23
tn. world.s rsir.

PHILADELPHIA, July h-The sub
COMMITTEES on permanent organization
Of the Worlds Fair Commission, met
Yesterday az the Continental Hotel
Thomas Cochran, who was chairman Of
the finance committee OF the Centennial
Exhibition, met the committee and gave
them the benefit Of his experience In
that undertaking. Mr.. Wiedner said he
had had an interview In New York with
General Goshorn, who was director-gen-
eral OF tho Centennial Exhibition, and
that he broached 10 Goneral Goshorn the
idea Of bis assuming the director-gsnorr
aiship Of the Chicago fair. Goshorn diA
not look upon the pfopoSition with much
favor. The proposition 70 mako General
Goshorn director-general o, the fair met
With the strongest approval Of the mem-
In the course OF the oonversation tho
question OF keeping the fair open Sun
DAYS arose. On this question tho COM
mittes was unanimous, all OF them ex-
pressing tho opinion that the exhibition
should rems.n oyon on Sunday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-23
worL ofa cyclone.

COUNCIL BLUFF, Ia, July 21.-A cy-
clone visited Pacific junction, small
town nineteen miles south OF this city,
at an early hour Saturday morning, do
ing considerable damage 70 property. A
grocery store and feed store were do
molished and passenger coach on the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy road was
blown from the track. A conductor who
was sleeping In the coach, was fatally
injured.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-23
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Fireman Roadhouse Charged With Hav-
ing Murdered Engineer vandeveer.

Fireman Roadhouse Charged with Hav-
ing Murdered Engineer Vandeveer.
PITTSBURGH, July 2l.-A special from
Van Vert, O., reports the arrest OF fire.
man Sam Roadhouse on suspicion OF
having murdered his engineer, Vande-
veer, while both men were running an
engine on the Cincinnati, jackson &
Mackinaw railroad. Roadhouse himself
was taken from the cab probably fatally
wounded. The theory of the detectives
is that the two men, who had been quar-
reling for several days, became engaged
in fight with the result heretore pub
lished. Roadhouso, however, insists
that he is innocent and that he and
Vandeveer were assaulted by an un-
known man. An ex-convict named Blair
Meek who had been sent TO the peni.
tentiary on Vandeveer's testimony, and
who had sworn to kill the latter, Is be-
ing searched for. A man answering
Meek's description was on the train al
the time OF the tragedy.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-23
PUT UP JOB.
That il What the Creditors Of @. O. Hal
Ienbako Think OF Hls Failure.

That ID What the Creditors OF q. O. Hal
Ienbako Think Of Hls Failure.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 2l.-Thc
failure on Friday of Garrett G. Hallen-
bake, who opened dry goods establish
ment here two months ago, has caused
considerable surprise and discussion In
finsncial circles. 1t is said that Mr..
Hallenbake had secured considerable
credit here, representing that he had q
cash capital Of SIS, 900, legacy from his
mother. His largest creditor, however,
was Flora /. Orr, who conducts the Orr
Fair dry goods establishment In New
York, and who obtained Judgment OF
about $4.00O, one Of the two judgments
on which the store was closed,
1t seems that the other creditors were
slow in securing judgments and that by
quick work on the part OF the Orr con-
Germ their chances OF securing their
shares OF the assets seem to be dubious.
1t appears that the Orr Fair company
had Just shipped 81, 200 worth Of goods
to Hallenbake, most OF which remained
unsold On Saturday night The New
York firm replevined these goods from
the sheriff's possession. This leaves the
judgment still good on the remainder OF
the property, and as second Judgment
was also filed on Friday in favor Of Will
lam S. Servis, little Is likely to remain
for the local creditors. Some Of the lat
ter charge that the whole affair is q
"job" put up by the New York firm and
there is talk Of suits being brought
against 1t to secure the property. Hal
lenbake was formerly engaged In the
dry goods business In Brooklyn.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-23
TILE MANAnERs CHOSEN.

The State Republican Committee met
In the Fire Commissioners room, at the
City Hall, after the convention. Colonel
Brinsmade, chairman Of the old commit
toe, was called 10 the chair. Upon mo-
tion by Judge Brown, OF oolumbiana
County, Judge l. w. King, OF Youngs-
town, was selected chairman OF the State
Central Committee. Mr.. Julius Whiting,
Jr., Of Canton, was chosen IS vice chair
man, and Fred A. Herbst, Of Columbus,
secretary. Hon. William M. Hahn, Of
Mansfield, member Of the Board Of Pub
lio Works, was selected ,as chairman Of
the State Executive Committee.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-23
r,on.d yl,b = Colored Girl.

WHEELING, w. Va, July Civ, M.
Brooks, a wealthy merchant OF Toronto,
O., has mysteriously disappeared. Re-
Gently Brooks, who has an estimabls
wife, became blindly infatuated with .
handsome mulatto girl and beat his wife
when she objected to their intimacy.
A few days ago neighbors warned Brooks
to forsake the colored girl. He promised
to do SO but secretly sold out his store,
mortgaged his farm and fed. The girl
Is missing and 1t is believed they are
together. The Brooks family are desti-
tuta
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Frslrht Train. Collide.

GREEScAsrLE, Ind, July 2l.-A con-
fusion OF orders caused disastrous
wreck on the Louisville, New Albany q
Chicago road one mile north OF this city
at six o'clock last evening. Two freight
trains collided on a steep grade, demol-
ishing both engines and piling up a
number OF cars into q mass Of debris.
Engineer James billiard was crushed
about the head and shoulders, and will
die. Morris McAvoy, brakeman, was
so badly crushed about the chest and
arms and his recovery is doubtful
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wanted I'm California.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2i.-A warrant
is out for the arrest OF La Blanche, "the
Marine" for completely in the recent
fraud by which the backer Of Furlong,
the Splinter. was swindled. 1t is
thought La Blanche is in Chicago and
that he won't come back as his saloon
license expires in few days and there
is no outlook for slugging here. Parson
Davies arrived Saturday with Evan
Lewis, tho Stranger, and McInerney
champion wrestler OF Ohio.
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Seized tho Naphtha.

CHICAGO, July 21.-Deputy United
States Marshal Crowley Saturday took
possession OF 2S5 barrels Of alleged oil
that formed part OF the ill-fated IT,
oga's cargo and caused the disastrous er-
plosions. The seizure was made under
sections 4,475 and 4,476 OF the United
States statutes, which provide penalty
Of fine OF $4,000 or imprisonment for
eighteen months for shipping naphtha
or any other highly combustible ma
tsrial without each package being dis
tinctly marked as to Its contents.
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A Bullet In Her Drain.

TOLEDO, o.. July 81. Rosa Henriot
aged four, died Sunday morning from
the effects OF bullet in her brain. The
post-mortem examination revealed q
sixteen grain bullet snch as are used in
small rifles boys use 70 shoot sparrows.
She was found Thursday evening lying
in front OF her fathers house with the
blood issuing from the wound. The cor
oner has ordered IN investigation.
There is no clue as 70 who did the shoot