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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-24
MAJORITY REPORT UNSHAKEN
In spite of Hubbasd's strenuous Efforts to
Wipe Away the Stains Of Fraud
,..t-.-.... O., ttr pro{eser

In spite of Hubbard's strenuous hhorts Z"
Wipe Away the Stains of Fraud
Special Telegram to hs Register.
CHARLESTON, January 23.-The joint
assembly has heard the strongest defense
of Republican fraud in West Virginia that
it is possible for a speaker IN losing
cause to make. Yet tonight, confidence
in the truth of Judge Fieming's charges
and the cold facts Of the mejority report
remain mistaken. W. P. Hubbard
brought TO the bar Of the assembly all the
skill OF the trained advocate and the cum
ming Of the shrewd politician; evasion,
arVnment. and bold and reckless charges
we're u, turn resorted TO in order to make
ont a csss. By slow and deft lnsinuailon
the minds Of the minority OF the assembly
ue-e prepsred to believe that the msJority
intended to over ride their rights and
orush them By the power OF numbers
Partisan passion WAS influenced, and then
b,ssless assertions followed each other In
rspid succession until the
CLIMAX WAS REACHED.
Such an argument could affect only Re
n1bIic,n votes, and 1t wss Intended TO al
feet no other. Goff has practically given
n, the fybt. and the exertions OF himself
and caunssl from now on will bs dlrtc'eo
10 solidifyipg wavering Republicans and
e,sbh,0 the Great Defeated toappear once
n,ora "a n public martyr. The only strong
,,o,,ts ,naae hy Hubbard to-day we're IN
tbe Mercer snd Mcdowell cases. he
nsssed the Ksnawhs Outraees by almost
igi,bont a word and made no reference
,,.t,,.,svsr IN the shameful debauchery OF
The ballot IN S1mmers county On 'ne
Brooke mGgieteiial district ne 'oOA '"e
SAME WEAK POSITION,
90 tbs minority ofthe committee, Claiming
that the county had never been oiVlue9 9l
no districts and, therefore, no man cou'u
v,aIete tue Las N voting cut OF nis uiS-
tract. AJor.s,
- McDowsll. i, can only be said that MS
s,.,,ssst stste,nsnts were either fallacies
=, caoable of the simplest explanation
nn6sT the fscls. His pretended discovery
tbs, the pon lists of several precincts nsa
-, filsd in evioeuce after May lO, col
ircsfd like 3 bubble under Col st. OiaI
s;mnle exulsnat,on that the law aiioweu
documentary evidence TO oe hieo
a. env tims. His equally oosl-
bssiio declaration concerning the absence
Of cartifica.es uf correctness from tee pIia-
ssd copies of two Of the lists lei 10 the
sronpd m when It was explained that .ns
hs,s h7d been properly certified TO ana Ai'
Enbbard knew il 81 the time.
His apslysis Of ths individual cases IN
Mercer and Mcdowell counties s, snow" oS eu
simnIv nothing. Mach WAS mace Oh an
snssed discovery mat several votes oau
hase .. css1 ont when the names OF ine voters
St5 not appear on the polling lists
''J F'tSer Mr. Maxwell or Ar. MOTIFS
Iii lin, nsvs told Mr Hubbard that az
49,. I~sl third Of the Virginia negroes
VOTED UNDEs ASSUMED NAMES
Hence che spparsnt di,c;epeney,, i.n,;.v If
,Aass 80 cojored voters was not established
s,ss ~ssI too owes weak to need explanation. one
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The Dig Iron Output.

PHILADELPHIA, January % The BU'-
letia the organ of the American Iron snd
Steel Association, i-7ued to-day supple
meot on the pig iron trade during the last
two wears. The total production Of pig
iron in the United States in 1889 was
: 6O4 525 gross ton-; against $3.50 73s
,ro.s tons in 1883. On increase of l, ia, ,7S7
GROSS ton, or over II per cent, reducing
,,-oss IN res -nns. Tie production in 1889
wss 8. 517, ,O6s net tons ngainst 7,26S,5O6.
Nearly oil the leading pig-iFon produc'
inc States shared in the increased produc'
tion Pennsylvania shows tbs largest
so,rsl gain with Alsbsma next Pennsyl'
vanie's ipbresse being 592, 056 net TONS
and Alsbams 34l, ,9S5 tons.
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ANOTHER OF THOSE PRIRATEs
A Two Million Dollar Trusts Formed by
yspor storemen.

A Two Million Dollar Trusts Formed by
yspor storemen.
CLEVELAND, o, January 23.-Arrsnge'
ments were completed at Chicago last
Wednesday for the consolidation of all the
vspor stove manufactures in this country.
The capital stock will be $4,000, 900,
and the originator of the plan, Hon. d. A.
DsDgler, of this city, says that money
will be saved in running expenses alone
to pay ten per cent dividend.
The combination will be known as the
United Vspor Stove Company. The fol-
lowing coporatiops will be in the ''pool":
Dsngler Stove and Manufacturing Com
pany, Schneider and Trenkamp Company,
Standard Lightning Company, National
Vapor Stove and Manufacturing Company,
Lyman Vapor Stove Company, Aurora
Vapor Stove Company, Consolidated Va
por Stove Company of Cleveland, Adams
and Westlake Manufacturing Company,
and the George NJ. Clark Company OF Chi
csgo; Quick k-Medsl Vspor Stove Company,
and Twinburner Vapor Stove Company OF
ST.. Louis.
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AFFAIRS IN MBXICO.

Many Dea,hs Ffom Inhuenza-A Tax on
Virginia Tobacco.
CITY OF MEXICO, January 23.-The OFF,
cial Gazette publishes the contract Of the
government with Woodrow d Co. for a
pOstsl Insurance company.
The influepz8 is Increasing and develop
ing into p!eursy. There have been many
deaths thro ughout the Republic.
Tho Official Gazette pnblisnts decree
putting IA htavy tax on Virginia tobacco.
The tobacco crop in the ate CT Vera Cruz
is nearly all lost this year.
A rumber of Cb pese have reached Tam
pico from Cuba. Their destinaticn is the
United States.
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FLYING ON THE RAILS.
Nellie BLY, Narrowly Escapes an Accident
Out West.


GALLUP, N. NJ, January % Nellie
Bly, passed here last night on special
train running at the rate of over so miles
an hour.
Three miles east of this place the track
repairers were replacing the striDgers on
the bridge over deep canyon. The rails
were in place, but only held up by jack
screws. The workmen heard the special
coming and tried 10 flag it, but they were
too late. The engine and car went thun-
deripg over the ravine and passed over
safely.
The escape is miraculous one, aud
section men who witnessed the train
flash past on the ffsil structure regard the
escape rs one of the most miraculous in
railway history.
An Albuquerque, N. M, di'patch says:
Nellie Bly, arrived here at 9:35 O'Clock
last night. The train continued east over
the Atcbisop, Topeka aud Santa Fe sys-
TEN, and i. il thought that the globe
trotter will arrive in New York on Sunday
morning
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The Earl of Galloway Dismissed.

LONDON, January 23.-The Earl of Gal
10 SaY, who was acquitted last October, OF
having assaulted little girl named Glib
son. was srrts ed in Glasgow yesterday on
the charge of sccoetipg and moltstiog q
sixteen-year- girl named Margaret
Brown. 1t was alleged that the Earl per-
sited in following the girl, but that he
only whispered to her once. He was ad-
mitte1 to bail ia the sum OF so for
hearing to-day, when be was srreigned be-
fore magistrate, who dismissed the case
on the ground that the alleged offence was
not proven.
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NM Rnrned-Rad Roads.

Special Hh9dm 10 the Register
WESTON, ". VA, January 23.-G. Il.
Wilson'S cav and grist mill situated on
the KanaTha river abOut ten miles from
Centerville, Upshur county, burned to-
night sbous o'clock. Loss about s., 600
no Insurance.
The roads in this section are almoet i'm
psssable, sdd really dangerous. A farmer
came to town yesterday in foar horse
wagon, and had to leave his wagon here
on account of the bsd roads. The over
land mails are sll irregular and late.
Trade is stsgnant, as iDgr,sa and egress ere
almost entirely cut of.
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Eccle.lsr,lcsI ca.s settIed.

DUBUQUE, Ia January 23.-Jndee Ney
has rendered decisioa in the famous Gaze
of Father Jean w. Bishop Heupessey, OF
this Cuholic Diocass Fs'hsr Jean was
siIenced few years ago by the Bishop for
His suit was brought to
recover 5000 damages sgsinst the
Bishop. Judge Ney decided that the
Bishop acted within his ecclegiastical su-
tnori,y in dsposiug the priest, aad that
tho case wa4 cue a civil court con Id not
review, belonging solely to ecclesiastical
sff.irs. The plaintiff will appssl.
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Adxfoa 70 Mothers.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, lie the prescription OF
one OF the best female nurses and physicians
In the United States, and has been used
for forty years with ueyer falling success
hv r,illions Of mothers for their children.
Daring the process Of teething its value Is
ipcslcrshle. II reiesyes the child from
oain, cures dysentery end diarrhes, griping
Ia the bowels, and wind collie. BY giving
health TO the child it reefs its mother
Price 25c a bottle
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Mrs. Jones, how is your health this
mo,nirg? Thank you, madam, much I'M
proved. l bought bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup last night, and, sf'er The first
dose, my cough wss checked. l slept Tell,
and have not couehed once this morning.
Accidents viii occur not only in the
beet regulated families" but everywhers
and st ell times Therefore keep Salvation
Oil convenient.
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Piles! Pilesl Pilesl

DR.. williams Indian Pile Ointment is
the only auFe cure for Blind, Bleeding or
Itchieg Piles ever discovered. It never
fsils tn cu,s old chronic csses of lose
standing.
Judge Con1s, Msysville, Ky, ssye:
"Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured rue after years Of suffering"
For ssle at Logan & Co.'s,
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Uncalled-for Merrlment.

Special Telegram TO tie Re0l&T.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 3d.
Republicans we're inclined to jubilste
little bit for q few seconds to-day over the
fact that when Mr.. Hubbard very vocifer-
ously demanded to be informed concern
ing an unimportant matter in the majority
report, Mr.. Lively, who was the only
member OF the majority OF the committe
present, refused to make any reply. The
representative of the REGISTER had
short telk with Mr.. Lively this evening,
and he said that, being member of the
assembly and being already on record in
the report, he thought it highly improper
for him to enter into any discussion with
Mr.. Hubbard at that time. He therefore
simply refused to be drawn into the con-
frOyaray
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The National Lesgue.

WASHINGTON, JaausTy 23.-The meet
ing of the National Baae Ball League,
which was TO have been held next week,
Tuesday. the 2Ssh inst, has heen pos'pon-
ed until the following Gay, Wednesday, at
- o'clock ncoo. Chairman Young, OF the
Arbitration Comm,ttee, has called
suecial meetiog of .he Bcard 10 b. held at
me Fifth Avenue Hotel n'xt Wednesday
mornicg, tho 29.h lust.
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NOTED SNOWMAN GONE.
Adam Forepsugh Breathes His Last at
His Home In Philadelphia.

Adam Forepsugh Breathes His Last At
His Home In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, January 23-Adam
Forepaugb, the veteran circus manager,
died late last night at his residence in this
city. Mr.. Forepaugh had been siling for
some time past He was attacked a week
or two ago with the prevailing Influenza
epidemic, which four days ago developed
in pneumonia. Mr.. Forepaugh WAS orig
inslly a butcher, but many years ago
he embarked in the circus business, in
which he was very successful, getting to-
gether q mos. extensive circus and mena-
grie with which he amassed fortune
which ia estimated at more than 81, 000,-
900. He was large real estate owner.
Mr.. Forepsugh wss 6S years old. He
leaves wife and one sun, Adam Jr., who
will succeed TO his immense circus prop.
ertV
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LONDON, January 23.-The defense in
the case OF Newton. Taylor. Son & Co.,
charged with conspiIipg TO defeat justice
in connection with the West Eod scandal,
was opened to-day. Mr.. Gill, who ap-
peared for the accused, commented upon
the police and government for allowing
Hammond, the proprietor Of the Cleve-
and street house, to escape aud for taking
youug scoundrels at night around to club
houses to whisper mems characters away,
and for Offering Newton as sacrifice 10
the public for police delay. The prisoners
were committed for trisl. They were cub
s,quently admitted 10 bail in the sum of
GlOO each.
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point in bis general argument on all these
cases shows the reckless positions which
the speaker assumed throughout. Early
in his address be laid down the proposition
that no vote should be cast out which YVES
not tainted with fraud. Does Mr. Hubbard
forget that Gen. Goff was the first to
bring technicalities into this contest?
Does be forget that be himself, as counsel,
prepared Gof7s counter notice and in it
challenges over 1000 votes, not one OF
which could be called fraudulent? Does
be forget that he opposed motion TO strike
ont all technical allegations which the
Democratic counsel made?
II he does forget those things his men,
ory can easily be refreshed by reference to
the record. 1t
COMES WITH POOR GRACE
from any of Gen. Goff's counsel to declare
that they are opposed to casting out votes
on technical grounds. Viewed in the
light Of the facts the address was failure.
1t was the best that could be done with
poor case, however. The argument for
Goff has bsen made. Tomorrow Gen.
Golf will be heard.
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A Drsplcnble Act.

NEwAgK, n. j, January % While
Angelo Msrelio, an Itslian girl, aged IL,
Sss picking coal on Friday last at the
docks, three boys stole up behind her and
&c. fire to her clothing. she was horribly
barned and will probably die. The police
who did not hear OF the Gaze until Tonight
have no clue to the perpetrators.
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Dsath of Mrs. Rockhold.
DoHNH UH -IHt"' wv
seicl Tcleg-dm 10 ne ReotStr.

spscicl Tclegrda 10 ne Register.
ELIZABETH, ". VA, January 23.-
Mrs. KITE Rockbold, wife of " 81. Rock
hold, former well Known newspaper msn
Of this county, hut row q resident o.
Wheeling. died as her old home here this
morning cf consumption, ssed 32 yssrs.
The bsreaved husband and little ones have
the sympathy OF many friends. They will
return to Wheeling
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WILL CONTEST THEIR RIGHTS.

Dem ocrats ofthe House to Hold Caucus
To-Morrow Night.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
WARRINGTON, January 23.-The Demo
crsts Of the House have called caucus for
Tomorrow night to arrange for properly
resisting any unsestipgof their members.
The question OF rules will also be cOnsid-
ar.d
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Farmers swlndled by a l,osu. gent.

LANCASTER, PA, January GA young
man, who gave bis name IS Charles Proc
tor, appeared Lac, week in the village Of
Lsmpeter. He represented that be was
the agent Of large b ,ltimcre leaf tobacco
firm. He secured board with farmer,
whom he slso engaged 10 drive him around
emorg the farmers. He contracted to pur-
chase 20 scres of the best tobacco in that
neighhorhOod. He signed written con-
tracts with the farmers, and was to have
met them in Lancaster yesterday TO pay
something in advance on each crtp. Proc.
tor came to town, but giye the farmers the
slip and fled, leaving large bolrd and
livery bill unpaid. He nlso took with him
borrowed clothing and money.
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Arrirnla at tho CanitaI.
Inl Telegram 70 the Register.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 23.-
President E. NJ. Turner, of the State Uni
versity, and Major ]. @. Anderson and
John r. Davenport. of Wheeling, arrived
this evening. Nothing was done in either
House TODAY.
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Manufacturing Problem Solved

PRovIDEScE, R. l, January @.-A
rill operator has succeeded in clrdiDg,
spinning and weaving the produc: Of the
Chinese rama plant, which hes heretofore
been oeemsd impossible, though exqerl-
meuted upen b. many manufactures in
efforts to obtain q substitute for yool.
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Hard Nisht for "A Burn.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, January o.
The house OF Ernest Everett burned Tues-
day night. The family barely escaped
with their lives, and with no other pro-
lection than their night clothes walked
to the house Of the nearest neighbor, half
a mile away. The thermometer registered
30 degrees below zero, and all were badly
frnat hitten.
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Awarded Heavy Dsmsges.

CHICAGO, January 23.-A jury IN Jue2e
Greshsn's court hss returned sverdict in
favor Of Henry Bash against The Northern
Pacific Railroad for SAC. 600 damages. Bach
was fireman employed by the Northern
Pacific, and wss 80 badly irjored in col
lision that ne lost the use Of ais legs.
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A VANDERBILT CONE.
TIE Career and Death OF q Second Cousin
of the Commodore.

TIE Career and Death OF 3 Second Cousin
OF the Commodore.
NEW YORK, January 23.-John Van
derbilt, second cousin OF Commodore
Cornelius Vanderbilt, died Tuesday even
ing at his home at Denmark, Elk miles
from Rockawsy, n. J.
He was 81 years OF age aud was widely
known in the neighborhood in which he
lived. About week ago. while cutting
wood, he fell and injured himself. An
attack Of the grippe followed and resulted
in his death. The burial took place at the
Rockaway Cemetery this afternoon.
John Vanderbilt lived for half q
century in Denmark. The hamlet is
made up OF thrse or four rough
unpsinted houses, and the country
all about is ne desolste and uncul-
tivsted as if it were thousand miles from
civiliz ,tion instead of only 40 miles from
New York. The old man used to be an
expert fisherman, while his wife, some
nine years his junior, was known as the
most rapid cleaner OF catfish in the county.
The couple had, however, grown too old
to work, ard had lately been living with
their son, W. II. Vanderbilt.
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n,dwinter Excursion to Washington o

The Baltimore and Oaio Railroad Com
psny snnounces Popular Excursion to
the National Capital on Thursday, Jsnu-
sry 30ih.
No better time could be chosen for visit
10 the Capital Congress will he ia session
and the Galleries Of both Houses. ~ we'll
az oil other public buildings, will be open
to visitors.
The ticket will be good ten days, allow
ing ample time for visiting Alexandria,
Mt. Vtraou, Richmond, Cd Point Com
tort aud points of interest within easy
reach of Washington. We give below 3
lis. OF stations showing rates Of fare and
tine of trains.
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nsvLsad to an Outbreak.

CHICAGO, January 23.-A special from
Little Rock, Arkansas, ssys: Advices re-
osivea today from the OhicSasaw nation,
Indian Territory, rep'e'eDt that the bad
blood between The nstive Cnickasaws ard
white adopted citizars may lead to sn
outbreak.
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R,valRoads Exercised.

topeka, Ks, January 23.-The rail-
road msasgers are becoming considerably
alarmed because tie Kansas City, Wysn-
doste and Northwest COMPANY has reduced
passenger rates il Kansas from three to
two csats per mile.
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Mails Arc Missing.

NEW YORK, January 23.-The Califor-
MIA mails to this city are still missing and
the postoffice authorities do not know
definitely where they are. They believe
they are snow bound. II is now four
days since the last San Francisco mails
arrived. They were of the 14th inst.
Mails from the West were all late this
morning. The Chicago mail due at 6:45
q. m. did not arrive until 1910. and the
Pittsburg mails were about an hour late.
THE IOWA TEMPERATURE.
CHICAGO, January 23.-Dispatches from
msny points in Wisconsin, Illinois and
Iowa report that the mercury yesterday
reached the lowest point SO far this winter,
ranging in different sections from 10 to Is
degrees below zero. the latter temperature
being recorded at Black River Falls, Wis
consin, yesterday morning.
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ConIdn,t stand The 9rip.

NEWARK, n. j., January 23-Gotlieb
Mutzler, civil engineer, OF 81 Eighth
avenue, this city, committed suicide at
sbout 3 o'clock this morning, during fit
of temporary insanity, produced by Ia
grippe.
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Tragedy nj Rrowpstown.

Sseeinl 7e!eorons to ne Rcoisie'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 3d.
This afternoon W. D. 5slbe was shot by
NJ NJ. Kirby at BrOwneioSn, pear here.
Selbs will die. Kirby Is under arrest.
The trouble ia the result Of cn old grudge.
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Coal Famin G In Iowa.

CHICAGO, January % "A special from
Fort Dodge, 10, ssys: Northern Iowa is
threatened with an immediate coal
femme, and If the present cold weather
continues great suffering is sure to result.
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COOLING OFF.
The Anglo-Phobss Nearly Silent and the Demon
sratiOns in the Provinces Oeassd-A
Marked Change IN the Pro
gram Within a Pew Days

LISBON, January 23.-Tho Tremendous
patriotic sentiment against England is
abated. The ADglo-PhObists are nearly
silent and the excitement and demonstra-
iions in the provinces have CEASED.
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SNOW UPON SNOW.
UNRBLBNrING PURY OF THBBLgxsSrs1s
THg WEST.
The Snow Storm Again Rssun. Business al u,
Old Sland-Condition Of Affairs at fruckss
-ksrcury 20 Below at COun-
ell Bluffs.

TRUcKEE, GALA, January 23-The
storm commenced agsin yesterday morn.
ing. The wind blew gale sll day.
At Summit and Cisco the snowfall is re-
ported the heaviest any day snce the
sIorm begsn. 1t was showing and blow
ing hard on the mountains last night. The
snoS-plow train will be kept running ell
night from the Summit 10 tunnel l3 to
prevent blocking of the road as much as
possible.
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COLUMBUS, O., January l, 1899.

To the E7irir Of Dates Co;
DEAR S1Rs:-Ehxir OF Dates cured me
of habi,uaI C pstipa,ioa sud dyspepsia. l
Tscor,meud il ~ al my friends.
Very truly yours,
Jos. ZINMER,
Pop of Hotel s. Claire, Colnmhas' :
S,lS in 80 cent notifies by ". ". lrTin,
W E Williams John Lsughlin and U;
r GOetze. ]. T. Goodwin * Co. and
Logan & Co., Wholesale Ageats'
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Heavy Gale at Havre.

HARvRE. January %. "A heavy gale
prevails here to-day, TIE wind has
backed up the water of the river and the
streets are flooded. Much damage has
been done.
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EnR RCnNs.rIPATION
U.e Horsford's Acid phosphate.

Use HOrsford's Acid Phospha'e'
d.. J. Z. FoRTsoN, Kiows, lad. Ter,
saye: 81 have tried It for constipation,
with success, and think it worthy thor
ough trial by the profession"
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MATRIMoNY WITH A VENGEANCE,
A ouintuple Wedding IN the Town of
Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 23.-Aquin-
tuple wedding took place at ST. AlphOr-
sua Catholic Church, in Davies county,
Tuesday. All the youDg people are Gath
olIcs and live on farms 10 Davies county.
By s coincidence they sre all neighboIs
and intimate friends. Tna rarish priest,
Father W p. Mccarthy, oficiated. The
FIVE brides, sll dressed alike, came in one
carrisge, and the five groOms in another.