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,tAWlNDOWl GLASS TRUST /

Said to H4ve Rcen Formed In Pittsburgh.
j; An Advance of ren Per Cent. Il IN
BosroS, Jan. 6.-It is stated here that
ap American Window G lass I Trustt has
been formed at Pittsburgh. The twelve
large American t5tmposleFs sof window.
glass met the past week at oung He,
tel, Boston, and after considerable dis:
cussion agreed upon an advance Of 10
per cent. Prices abroad haye risen very
sharply about 30 per cent by reasonfof
the advance in raw materials. i
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Y The City Water Board held one OF it's
regular meetings yesterday afternoon.
Itwas largely devoted to a conference
with Engineer Durham, of the Union
Bridge Company, who has made quite a
study Of hydraulic engineering, relative
TO the cementlining Contractor Chisholm
istoputin the new reservoir 10 preventits
leaking. n The.two proposals received for
furnishing coal fol. the Water Works for
the coming yearswere not opened, being
laid aside till tomorrow, when the Board
will hold an adjourned meeting. a
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Another J Amoricin,ln Cur,linal,l

|S &. NEw YoRK, Jan. A,report was cur.
rent among the Roman Catholics ofthis
cityayesterdays that another Cardinals
hat was to be bestowed-upon an Ameri-
can prelate. ii The. rumor originated in
the west, and Archbishop Ireland, OF
st. Paul, has been suggested as the next
Cardinal, t.f} t!.i}}:lt2I:
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,'vyill Lose m Eye II Not Released X

An effort will be made to-day by
Prosecuting Attorney Howard to have
George Brooks, the confidence man who
was recently sent to jail by Justice Davis
for one year under the bad fame act, re-
leased. d Brooks was the name under
which the fellow! stopped at the Hotel
Windsor as a Detroit Free Press repre-.
sentative; at the A1cLure lie passed as
an Associated Press man. Dr.. Birney,
who attends prisoners at the jail, says
that unless Brooks is released All eye
affection will cause. him TO lose an eye.
This CASE was before the Board OF Com
missioners and referred by it to Mr..
Howard. u So go b
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Great AIoyem ent In Freight,

Great Movement In Freight. Il: :{ss !;
OrrAwA, OSr., Jan. @ The Canadian
Pacific railroad officials here state that
there is q great movement in eastbound
freight over the road and that company
l1. has received g orders 70 supply 10, 900 cars.
The bulk Of the shipments consist OF ex>
port grain which Is loaded at Boeton. fSi!' 5i.
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THE STRIKE ENDED.

The Trouble on tho 1Inckey System Amica-
bly, settled. ss5Ss
EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. 6.--The strike
on;the Mackey system was amicably set
tied last night, both sides making con-
cessions. All the strikers were taken
back without prejudice. IA. I
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Cases In Bradford, England.

LONDON, !, Jan. G.-Many members OF
tho police force Of Bradford are in capa-
citated for work by the influenza. A
number OF the employees in the postal
and telegraph service at Belfast are sui-i
tering from the influenza. Z The disease
has also attacked many Of the college
students and professors. ss;I5 en-, rs.
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..Ifi tlgI 4tuFneu hy M0ltcn Iron, "A.
u I Il-Ss1DIAIssAsoLls; I s1'tl ISD:r Jan, ser
ious accident occurred in Hetherinpton's
foundry late Saturday night Workmen
were preparing to make ID large casting
when tby some accident aEvalye twas
opened in the furnace and q huge mass
Of molten iron poured out on the q oor.'
Several employees were badly burned.
Patrick Barrett will die, ~ sssig.2sl:SiSi
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Still Spreading In London.

IS LONDON, Jan. 6.-The number Of fcaseu
Of influenza reported in this city are
constantly increasing, large number
Of the cases in the hospitals. Doctors
and clergymen3 are prostrated with the
disease. n The epidemic continues to
spread among the police. X; 4. 335.
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TOO Ambitious.

Yesterday, morning tho little son Of
one Of the workmen employed at the
Baltimore & Ohio yards, was suddenly
inspired with desire, to become an en-
gineer without going through the form
Of apprenticeship. He mounted the cab
Of an engine standing in the round
house and pulled the lever. The engine
started off ut a slively rate and ii it hud
not run into the wreck of the engine
which exploded at Benwood, Saturday,
It might have been going yet; or at
least met with more disastrous results.
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AssNEw y ORR, Jan. s.:@Alrs. South VIC worth,
the murdereress confined In the To.nbs,
had for company in her cell last night
her mother, Mrs. Martin y Ter condition
ia somewhat Improved. u Her, trial, which
has been set tdown6for this month, the
Doctor thinks,iwill sbe5 adjourned; The
woman is entirely conyals sgcent, t. ssiE *
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To Fight tho Eight Hour Law.

- B''e st'o 11'S'1 @ h71a"'
x PlrTsBuRGH, PA..,S Jan: Cat a meet
ing Of the Builders Exchange here to-
day, it was decided to enter the National
Builders Association for the purpose Of
fighting the eight-hour law. 1t is un-
derstood !Sthat Pittsburgh is to be the
place where the movement is to be FIRST
enforced. TTt .5rSttss r r. Il a
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. Among Railroad Etnployo,

q gNlAaAKA FALLS, Jan. e.-La grippe:
has ! broken out here. Over a hundred .
cases are reported, principally among
the railway employees. The men on
the Michigan Central and Grand Trunk
roads have to work double time, iSS539S 81
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John Dymonl, President Of, the Sugar
Planters Association; read a memorial
Of that association. asking for protection
sufficient TO the sugar: :industryto enable
the United States to produce its own
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q CoRNwALI, OST, Jan. G-rherrei are !
800 cases OF influenza and all except two
are down with the disease. SS:l $50 \,
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School Children Aai,ct al I;

BosroN, San. 6.-From twenty Boston
schools, with $3.50 pupils. i 900 are away
with influenza. The death rate per day
Is higher than ever before known. g9'5l
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west virginia Pensions.

Special Dtspaich to The hlelIiga.ter. 4
s WAsnlNaroS, D. G., Jan. ,G.-West
Virginia pensions granted to.day: Orig.
inal invalid-A. Nv. Howard, Hunting
ton. lncrcase-Noah Johnson, Hartford
City. Original widows, minors Of Thos.
Muncy, Wayne C. H. '5aE;.. agEl.
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ADMINISTRATIONS. |. I. !.
The u q. Present J, res, Epidemic Of Ia
Grippe (:,i thetaS'W he y Worst Yet,
; DANGERS 4 \ q E'I7! FROM pNEUMoNlAi.
II rNeEleetsd-spreading Rapidly In
Thls country--- Choicra May Fol. Il,
35 low-Hcalth Officers Duties.
I'm ne IThs 81 4aF' q tEIfif ~
Tho Fatalities Vest eriay. n

New YoRx, Jan. Cdr. Cyrus Edison,
Of the Board Of Health, thinks that the
present epidemic of influenza is the
worst that has ever visited these shores.
and that II has brought about more NOR
deaths than any other imported disease. !.
There 10 no formula" he said, "that
can be prescribed alike for every body,
or even for the average adult patient.
The best plan is for Affected people 10
call In their family physician at once.
Warmth and quiet and absence oi wor.
ry will do much to moderate the effects
Of tho induenza." lBqg5s ..lIf7i,t,
RI n ITS SERIOUS ASPECTS.
The medical authorities and health
authorities here are struggling hard to I
keep back the facts about tho spread Of
the epidemic. The death rate has in Z
creased by 1000, and while the added
number Of deaths Ia ascribed TO pneumo-
mia, phthisic, influenza and other simi.
lar diseases, the main fact Is patent that
they, are the result and aftercIap Of the
grippe Many physicians have become
seriously alarmed at the situation. 4 It 10 Z
their belief that II the community was !
fully apprised of the extent OF the dis.
ease greater care would be exercised byl /.
individuals In exposing themselves to
the weather. ~ 5El.3 ~
81, OTHER EFFECTS. 5yl
- TAs:i - -. VIZ hsf
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Fatal Case In Chicago.

I: CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-Another fatal case i
Of influenza is reported in this city, the
victim being Louis L. Berge, "a wealthy 1
West Side saloon keeper.
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"a REGULAR BLIZZARD. ]:
Kansas Has Enough Cold Weather i to Spare.

Kansas II N Has Enough Cold Weather to spnrc.
Il: 3.4 S55'4 A Snow Storm. Il. N 4
EM1roRlA, KAs., Jan o.-rhe worst
blizzard Of the season struck this place
yesterday afternoon and has been in
ever since with q fierce: north.
west wind, accom- panied by snow. The
thermometer fell SO degrees 10 a few
hours and this morning was as low as
q below freezing. This evening snow
has fallen 50 deep that it is feared travel
on the railroads will be delayed. n
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A Tight Hold on Milwaukee,

81 MAIllL!wAukEE, Wis, Jan. o.--The grippe
has got tight hold on Milwaukee and,
aided BY the uncomiortably warm and
damp weather, is making rapid headway5
despite the efforts Of the physicians to
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IyONDHNsED .TELEGRAMS.

n Boulangists are concentrating their
poiitical,etiorts in Paris. 4!
u jackson, Miss, went Democratic yes. yes
terday. The negroes did not vote or at
tempt To-. Ssl ! L \ 3Iiii
la The Punxsutawney miners strike is
atill on: There is nothing startling in
the situation. ,,gSA 5y5s
$ Atnaptha plosion sat the Standard
works in Lima, Ohio, yesterday3jnjured
ten mem tive Of them fatal sss w w w.
The Supreme, Court oi Calliorniaayes.
terday decided that the American Sugar
Refining Compan y has forfeited $:its,cor.
porate franchise in that State.
Il The; French Government, It has been
decided, will control the municipal pc:
lice In Paris. This Keeps the aiorce out
Of the hands oi the Boulangists. iis 81:
E,TYo .thopsand ySfopr hundred rand
ninety:fYeE Etelegl aph{ poles1 have been
Matched In New Y ork and fourteen and
ashalf millions feet of wire has come
down. ist NJ ! s, 3
plot itoi liberatei Wm. q. Mitchell,
who Is to hang at, Kansas City, frps.
ttated yesterday. His sister and sweet,
heart were the Gonspirators,i$ The latter
confessed. !; Il
The mall train on the Pennsylvania
road killed four men: yesterday} between
Tyrone and Johnstown. One OF them
was Yerdmaster w Wolfgang,S Of Tyrone;
The others Hungarian laborers. q n 81 y
The officials Of the I Pittsburgh Stele;
phone, electric light and telegraph Com
panies have, been notified that $all over.
head wires must come i'down, and they
!; have promised to, comply within a yeaf
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LISBON, Jan. ss.-The remains Of the
ex:Empressi Of Brazil will'beJ brought to
!. :L[.issbon:,to oporto on a special train to.
night. The Einterment; will be in the
Braganza Pantheon in this city. ,5; s!ySi
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lasIclphin IAftijct.,,.

PnILADELpulA,P PA,,t Jan. 6.-2sl po-3,
licemen Of this city are sick Of the grippe
The force is seriously crippled. Three. !.
deaths due to the malady are reported
to-day. s.s \ 4. n IN
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GlBRALTAR, Jan. G.-The influenza has
made its appearance here. n There is no
interruption OF communication between
the American squadron OF evolution and
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling People

Strangers ia tho City and Wheeling Peopl,
Abroad. z5flyy
y Mr.Sw. E. Haymond, Of Braxton @
H.. was registered at the Mcclure yester
day. Il 1I;if3l4iIiIl
Ii Mr.. D. M. Alexander, Of Canton, for
merly a well known resident Of this city
is at the stamm. ;;ii,;ySigj9,s2y'
Mr.. I. +. Hanson. OF Pittsburgh, for.
merly OF this city was here yesterday
looking after some business matters. 4;
Miss Emma Krebs, OF New Martins.
vile, is the guest Of her. cousins, Albert
and Anna Koch, on North Main street. !,
Prof. Shelf, the optician, passed
through the city yesterday on his way To
Cleveland. He will return to Wheeling
next week. M 4 n a ti8|lfi'
Miss Lottie Nelson has returned home
from Washington, Pa, where she has
been the guest OF Miss Dora Carson for
the past two weeks. \.
Among those registered at the Hotel
Windsor yesterday were Mrs NJ. "a.
Jacobs, Of Morgantown, md Mrs. j. E.
Pride, OF Parkersburg. sli$s4. yjt,ss4.
Mrs. John B. Dickey, Of Washington,
Pa, who bus been visiting with her
parents in this city for tho past two
weeks, has returned home. sGl agt,77S$ N
H Ned S.'Wood, who Is playing an en-.
gagement at the Grand, and Miss Ida
Lewis and Mr.. w, D. Chalfin, OF his
support, arc registered at the Mcclure. 4
Secretary Franzheim, OF tue G as Trus.
tees, is still confined to bis room, Sec.
retary Baird, OF the Water Board, got
out for short time yesterday after being
laid up for two days. I
!. Among those registered at the Stamm
House yesterday were F. 3. Haller,s OF
Tyrconnel Mines; J. I. Swindler, OF Pal.
atine; T. D. Frye, Of KeyBer, and W. G.
Hunter, of Moundsville. i5ES st5ss
& Mr.. William Law Hoof, who came
here to spend the holidays, finds himself
unable to start out on the road right
away. He is confiped to his room at the
McLure with quite bad case Of sickness.
z Mr.. Robert J. Smyth, who has been
dlling the position OF manager OF Con-
ner 4 Snedeker's grocery, has resigned
that position and gone. East to accept a
travelling situation with a large Phila.
lelphia house. He leaves many friends
behind who will wish him unbounded
success. ( = s5 n s 4. l5.Ei
Miss May Kennedy, who was the guest
of Senator, Kenna's daughter, Miss Mar.
,afet, at her home in Charleston, during
The holidays, has returned home after
enjoying u very delightful visit. She
xas accompanied to this city BY Miss
LYDIA Power, OF Charleston, who will at |
end school at Mont do Chantal.
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GrcRt Snow Storm,

PORTLAND, oRoK, Jan. 0.4The heayi.
est snow: storm in years Is prevailing.
The thermometer is below zero. ys & MD.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

John Jny KnoxProposea u, ulo Silver hui.
Y; Y lion y. q Basis. 4 S.ll 4. 8tgsl
Il NEr. YoRs,3 Jan: John Jay Knox,
President Of the National Bank the
Republic ol this city, has, prepared q bill
which Will b. introduced in Congress
within the next few days, a principal
object Of which is to, providelfor the use
Of silver bullion as "a basis for National
Bank circulation, A iessl;MtSI III q ll,l -
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A Prince n{yicttn,.

BEnLls, Jan. o.-The Prince Of Thurur \
and Tai is dead. He had the Influenza /
followed by: pneumonia. s3$5.j 81 ~
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AMERICAN SlLE CULTURE I

The Interest Represented Before tho Ways
ttnnd If slcnns r fConimittee-Prot rotcction IL
Asked For. Il 4 IN rs si'-, " = q &
4WAsllIXoToN, D. G., Jan. 6.-The first
gentleman 10 appear? before tho Ways
and Means Committee this morning was
F. w. Cheney, OF South Manchester,
Conn, President OF the Silk Association.
While the Senate bill, he said, made an
average reduction Of ten per cent. on the
duty Of silk it, was acceptable to him.
|Britton Richardson, Secretary Of tho
same Association, advocated the impo-
sition OF a compound duty on silk. He
said that about one-half Of tho silk con
sumed in this country was OF American
manufacture. The great obstacle which
the American manufacturer had 10 con-
tend against was undervaluation ofei,n.
ports. He did not believe that any duty
could bs laid on raw silk high. euousi.
10 protect the silk growers OF this coun.
try without crippling tho manufacture.
He agreed to suggestion made by Mr..
Flowers that it would require a duty OF
about ], 900 per cent. to protect the CO.
coon raiser and this duty would neces-
state a. duty Of 1900 per cent. on the
finished product. Il iSS2i.i;, ~. n e
Joseph Neuman, .of San Francisco,
favored an imposition Of duty on. raw
silk. y ~ 5 is9SSf 9. 7. - i n
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No.. 1no l1 otDu""Sot fsHpFcBE suuarinE. 1.3IIj
Il BERLIN, Jan. 0-The dowager En-
press Augusta, who is suffering from in,
tluenza, passed q restless might. \; Her
fever has increased, but she maintains
her strength. rs f lssl
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fittings I! !! !i!!!!!! ]. .Nl!E:R;!EENARM. NJ: ;!
Ii lnthe be Neighb:.o'rhooo,,d u . \, !, ofthe i, State
Printing : i Office. 3. Fl.
PRINTERS UNDER SUSPICION
or Betraylns . State Secret to tho
slatelllgcncer-Thls Papers lie. y
NJ view of tho Report Worry
!. ils ing the y brethren. II y I'd
Special DlspaicA 10 tie Inte.iiomesr.

Hpec3dl Dlspalck % he InltllIosnctT. x n u
N CHARLESTON. W. Wax Jan. 0.-Since
,hs ,ost Er,lav,. 1v,r,, =
M - 100. stN tt t.'"AN' ..s1'r
cEh, containing the exclusive publica'
OF the majority Of the Iyubernatorial com.
mrn;ttee the3a;r has hean Nina ahont tha
=, - 80 o.o ''Is '1.'"ue tuo =
otate pflntine olnce. v HOW inc 1STkLLl' MT
dENcER got possession OF what has been
guarded as a estate 'seeccret,n which. like
Tho r, ,ov,e,rrn,,o,r,s col, - A.. r o,;s, ..n.o
~ e, go S'' :. 'uo ek'''"tut.'
was 70 oe gwen gwen! only IN 70 Tue democratic
press, in advance and at a proper time,"' =,
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as33 "gHuRaAn Y said a little girl f"I'm[not
to be kent in because. oi that fhorrid
neuralgia 4 Ny mamma has bought a
bottle Of Salvation Oil. Sss
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Y5.Is suba.dinE In Paris. II iy5 J;
Y PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE influenza in this \
city, is decreasing. 3,sg.S.
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Planters Association, read d memorial
Of that association. asking for protection
sufficient TO the sugar: :industryto enable
the United States to produce its 5own
sugar. II < rs 3t a. &
Il Governor Yarmouth, Of Louisiana,
was the next witness. He said.i it was
strange to find representatives Of pro.
lection interests in the north and west
crying aloud for a "'free breakfast table,"
which does not mean free pork Z to us.
Everywhere Invent in the .campaigngI
was met with Representative So.and-So's
speech from Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and
Michigan, IN favor OF. reduction OF 30
per, cent. OF the tariff on sugar. 5I must
say that in the face Of these speeches.
have not been as su uccesstul IN convert.
lug my Democratic friends us I could
haye desired .lsii q {; f5si Il. ilS llEs
n Mr. LaF Gillette Wonld not a bounty
suit you z" /! 4; ij5s
TX SlG6v.,fSSSWarmouth- -Thst effect 4 Of a
bounty after a years experience would
be the destruction OF the sugar industry.
n Mr.. Follette-Why SO si;SSi52l ;i52l
M G Gov.iWarmouth For the reason that
the country can ;seG that "a bounty Ii a
tariff, and 4 II &,we arc singled out for
the'receipts OF al 4bounty,H dellandtwll
arise for its abolition; that cannot be
resisted. 6!
f95lMr. McKinley-Is the sugar crop 81
Louisiana increasing ?
s, Cow y:3Warmouth-T es, it was 80, 900
tons heavier last year than before.
81 Mr.. Mckinley Willsyou increase
your acreage:if we reduce. the tariff, 80
per cent I;
& Gov. .Warmouth-Ye Yes, sir. n 81
tEi Mr. Mckinley For thow,long3 l54 4
NJ Gov. GWafmoutli-U nul / Pmlbustetl, II
aS'In further answering to questions by
Ar. Nc Kenna, Of California, J, and Gov,
Gear, of Iowa, Gov! Yarmouth said that
he wanted to stand upon the same ground
with other protected lnlustries. s.t.,s !
fS Gov. Gear But you ;doA't stand upon
the same ground.withi them-yol do: moi
produce anything like enough to supply
the demands of the country, ~ i,
HI Governor Warmouth==-,But we bid iair
to, II we are given the encouragement
extended to other industries. d Every
year for. the past fifteen years. especially
in every Democratic, Congress; a propo
sition has been sintroduced in Congres.
y put sugar on the free list. The con
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, n
iiS,!Sf ~ kANAwHA County, IS.

r. q NJ J ~
We, the undersigned employees OF the
Office OF the kanawha Gdselie. hereby
state that We have in no manner di.
vulged or given out to any person, any
matter whatever contained IN the report
OF the Committee on Gubernatorial Con
test, recently printed in this Office; nor
have we aided any one in securing the
same; nor do we know in what manner
any such information was'secured. sE
I Flintlock Perry, James S. Atkinson,
D. NJ Black, Earl g. Dumble, alvin A.
Lee, Robert G.TSlack, Samuel Nichols,
John w. Dudley, George Latin, Charles
H.. Finney, William T. Stark, a. Il. Mil
ter, J. A. jarrett, E. NJ. King, John W. .
jarrett, T. B. Trudgian, Geo. W. Neil,
John K. Foster, i. D. White, Thomas
Hennessey, Emery E. Mcclure, Frank
W. Snyder, John H. I Williams, Otto P.
Brodt, Joe Wilson, Ham. Morris, Jr.,
Fannie Oliver. Y 3.: 5ljis
Sworn to aud subscribed before me, q
Notary Pubic in aud for the county of
Kanawha, State OF West Virginia, this
the fourth day of January, 1890. ij
!; 5tif.'a;8 vi s Il GEO. NJ. SUMMERS.
This relieves the printers OF the accu-
sstion. # In the meantime the people are,
through the 1NrELLlGENcER, aware of
tue character OF the report, and it is .vio-
lating no confidence to say that il. they
were disgusted before with all the high.
handed proceedings in the steal, they
are more than diagusted with the con.
tents of this strange document, and
lawyers who respect their profession,
are emphatic sin denouncing it as i
paper that no lawyer can endorse. Its
legal merit-well it has none, they say.
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s Do NOT throw, away. your hard earned
cash for tevery new cough Byrup, when
that standard remedy for coughs, Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup, Is % centa.! !; q; \ ;ts